Local notes from the state and towns in disorder
The state reports quarantine as the day’s order. Industrial College opens with 230 girls. Crest Springs High starts with 209 pupils. An Oxford postponement due to quarantine. University of Mississippi delays term to October 15. Local elections, school fundraisers, and charitable events feature in Magnolia and Durant notices. A fatality near Jackson, and a crime report from Port Gibson.
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Industrial College
Teyville
Avington
Will von Emisvile
Oxyka
G. J. Sidway
Jackson
Crest Springs
Okuloun Times
Geo
Delat
Mahazette
Cable Weir
W. L. Skinner
Shuquichk Penile College
Ted
San Janes Willeefy
Weauth
Mayer
Angeotia Artite
Dimingter
Oxford
Fld
Jameson
Macon Sun
State Democratic Executive Committee
State Stout
Magnolia
Yellow fever outbreak fears grip city and rail hub
The Jackson region faces yellow fever panic with quarantines and mass exodus. Reports detail suspicious fever cases, five deaths, and strict railroad and depot quarantines as residents flee toward trains and neighboring towns. Authorities warn of possible links to depot construction work and Old Express building sites amid ongoing investigations and public notices.
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Plysiana
Jackoen
Ube
Seer
Lipy
Jackson Corres
Pender
Eermils
Werrior
Fto Wits
Chas. Daley
Tipple
Frank Kavanaugh
Stes
Lee
Joe Bourke
Sandy Dours
Loraine
Tineis Central
Arlerd
Jackson
New Orleans
Nas Nowa
Eran
Meeredith Watts
Dewte Livingston
Avon Becheler
John Varria
Joe McCoy
Waris
Colurer
Oy Semdag
Joe Einmanns
Tinteior
David Hipple
A. Calhoun
Memphis
Mississippi
Phi
Vo & M
Wicks
Meridian
Hwo
An Interesting Letter from Bishop Galloway
A letter from Bishop Galloway from Los Angeles dated September 15 recounts his travels through the West, noting mountains, irrigation, and Western industry. He compares Mississippi life with Montana and California, describes cattle and mining, discusses Chinese labor, prices for wheat, and the labor market while sharing experiences from Helena, Butler City, Portland, and San Francisco aboard a steamer.
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Mississippi
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Jity
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Montaravente
Sundarkin
Liftaniat
Tera
Montini
Smadl
Perritory
Helena
Pkker
Butler City
Ma Kolian
Chingtown
Mon
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
California
Brookhaven
New Cotton Bagging Promises Home Made Cotton Wrap
F.W. Stain reports that the Pamnitis Alliance backs a substitute cotton bagging made in the South to wrap cotton, keeping money in the region. A committee was formed to study the bagging after a Picayune notice inspired interest, with samples from Lehman, Stem & Co. to be shown at the Cotton Yard Association meeting in McComb City on the 26th.
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Ritter Beoukhaven Lander
Pamnitis
Italso
New Cream
Providence
Counmen
Lume
Ian
Picayune
Nee
Mide
Lehman, Stem & Co
Leisalae
Cotton Yard Association
McComb City
F.W. Stain
Mettunil City
Leprosy Cases in Louisiana Report from New Orleans Journal
A fragment summarizes a study by Doctor Henry W. B. on leprosy in Louisiana and elsewhere. It notes Acadian and West Indian immigrants historically carrying forms of leprosy, plus cases in families with no known contact. The author urges public measures to isolate lepers for community benefit.
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New Orleans
Western
Europe
Henry W. B
Fragmented editorial and recalled passages dominate Memphis paper row
A clipped composite cites editorials from Chickasaw Messenger and Memphis Appeal, mocking a Brandon Republican critique while touching on a new memo about public policy discussion. It mentions protection rhetoric tied to household goods, a murder report from Memphis, and a comment about a rotunda shooting incident.
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