Yellow fever fight intensifies in New Orleans area
Surgeons report stamp out fever in Havana easier due to immunes, while New Orleans lacks herd immunity. Governor Blanchard praises federal effort as Louisiana braces for spread with quarantines, disinfection, and new medical aid arriving including Professor Boyce.
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New Orleans
White
Marine Hospital Servicge
Havana
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleas
Blanchard
Louisiana
South
Devron
State Board of Health
Leeville
Ralph Omarcour
Navy
Devron Pass Christian
Mississippi Coast
Mississippi City
Wilson
Baton Rouge
Mississippi Valley
Illinois Central
Kenner
Hanson City
Lake Providence
Memphis, Helena and Louisiana
Alexandria
Bunkie
Riverside
Patterson
St. Mary's Parish
Jefferson
St. Charles
St. Bernard and
St. John
Ferdinand Gillman
Lillieu
Charles L. Wells
Dean Wells
Christi Church Cathedral
Gayle Aiken
Wells
R. B. Leach
Minnesota
Leach
Robert Boyce
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Baker comments on H T C cut off and Gulf traffic
R H Baker president of the Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway voices opposition to a Houston and Texas Central cut off from Mexia to Navasota. He argues it serves stock market aims to hinder Trinity and Brazos Valley and questions Central's urgency and finances while predicting possible delays to the project.
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Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway
Mr. Baker
R. H. Baker
Mexia
Navasota
Baker
Southern Pacific Railway
Gulf
Trinity and
Brazos Valley
Central
Houston and
Texas Central
Texas
Nayacota
Groesbeeck
Calvert
Hearne
Bryan
Eagle
Solar Eclipse of 1905 Captivates Readers Coast to Coast
The 1905 eclipse will occur August 30 with a shadow path starting near Hudson Bay at sunrise and moving across the Atlantic. Observers across regions are advised to note timing and viewing opportunities for the total solar event.
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Hudson Bay
Atlantic Ocean
Description of a total solar eclipse journey and effects
The path of totality crosses Labrador Spain Assuan and ends in southeast Arabia with durations of two and a half to three and three fourths minutes. As totality nears a grayish tint appears on the esky and crescent shadows form under leaves. Birds fall silent and flowers close as twilight descends.
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Newfoundland
Spain
Algiers
Tunis
Assuan
Nile
Arabia
Labrador
Monument Unveiled in Liberty Park with Fairbanks Address
In Ogdensburg New York on August 24 Vice President Fairbanks presided as veterans and Ransom post Grand Army of the Republic unveiled a monument in Liberty Park honoring Oswgatchie town soldiers who died in the Civil War. A large crowd attended and Fairbanks spoke.
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Fairbanks
Ogdensburg
N. Y
New York
Ransom Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Liberty Park
Oswgatchie
Guard Against Germs Warns of Wartime Stomach Defense
In wartime, guard duty extends to the body with Miona advertised as a stomach safeguard. The copy claims strong digestion neutralizes germs, prevents acids, and aids flesh gain, linking nervousness and aches to stomach acidity. It urges asking E. J. Jenkins to show the guarantee and notes a 50 cent price with no cure, no pay.
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Miona
E. J. Jenkins
First Class Fresh Meats Advertised at City Market
B P Wilson invites patrons to buy first class fresh meats and market products at Konec eny stand in the city market building. Telephone 381.
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B. P. Wilson
Koneceny
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E. J. Fountain & Co
Hunter
Chatham
Seeville
Jesse W. Lazear
Connelly & Carnes
Emmel & Maloney
Max Maxwell
Texarkana
Frank Christian
Garrett
Beaver County
Oklahoma
The
City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Edward Hall
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Bulletin
Great Northern Telegraph Company
Shanghai
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
Heath & Milligan Paints
Gorzycki
Joe Pletzer
W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwid
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Brazos County
Price
School House
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Allen Academy
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