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Advertises multiple parcels near Allen Academy and town limits including five room residence on ~2 acres for 1300, ten room residence with 40 acres for 8000, N B Cole block for 750, eastern town quarter for 425, Caldwell pasture 242 acres, three lots with shade trees at 300, 62 acres near city with improvements at 1300. Terms easy and bargains noted.
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School House
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Allen Academy
Secret Sessions Over Nordic Crisis Report
Both houses of the riksdag held secret sessions in Stockholm to discuss the special committee report on the Sweden Norway crisis. The report is understood approved in principle, with some regret over the government resignation before action.
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The
Ricksdag
Stockholm
Sweden
Riksdag
Norway
Yellow fever battle expands with 42 deaths in New Orleans
The conference reports 42 deaths and 165 cases as of Wednesday with 19 infection foci. City crews and 450 sanitation workers push gutter cleaning and house to house canvassing to ensure cistern screening and cesspool oiling. A Sunday health officers conference will set quarantine rules for travelers.
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New Orleans
Souchon
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
White
Kenner
Harahan
Roosevelt Steamer Leaves North Sydney for North Pole
The steamer Roosevelt carrying Commander R. E. Peary left North Sydney at 2 pm on Wednesday for the North Pole voyage. Peary expressed confidence in success and said he would return by September 1906 if the expedition succeeds.
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Roosevelt
North Sydney
North Pole
B. G
R. EB. Peary
Peary
Acreage Report Adjusts 1905 Cotton Plantings
Washington July 27 Assistant Secretary Hays and a four member crop estimating board revised the 1905 cotton acreage downward to 26,999,000 acres from 31,730,000 last year estimating a 14.9 percent decline. State by state reductions range from 8 percent in Virginia to 19 percent in Arkansas with Oklahoma and Indian Territory at 15 and 11 percent respectively.
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Hays
Secretary Wilson
Crop Estimating Board
Messrs. Wilson
Crop Estimating Board of the Agricultural Department
Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Hyde
Hyde
Mr. Holmes
Bureau
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Quarantine Rules Tighten for New Orleans Vessels at Norfolk
Collector R G Banks in Norfolk orders no entering vessel from New Orleans without a quarantine certificate from Dr John Bogges showing five day quarantine off Old Point Comfort. Washington reports Panama Canal Commission notes yellow fever cases among workers: Louis Strand sick at Match on July 20, J C Sutherland ill at Culebra July 21, Albert C Berger of Cleveland dead after illness starting July 19.
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R. G. Banks
Norfolk
John Bogges
United States Marine Hospital
Cape Charles
New Orleans
Custom House
Old Point Comfort
Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Magoon
Louis Strand
Match
J. C. Sutherland
Culebra
Albert C. Berger
Panama
Cleveland
Fever Case Probed On Texas and Pacific Line
Washington officials of the marine hospital service investigate a reported fever case said to have developed on the Texas and Pacific Railway line about seventy five miles from New Orleans.
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Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Texas and Pacific Railway
New Orleans
Yellow fever cases rise at Back Bay Mississippi
A report to the marine hospital service from Bay St. Louis Mississippi notes ten suspicious yellow fever cases developing at Back Bay in that area.
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New Orleans
Marine Hospital Service
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Back Bay
Criminal assault by strange white man near Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi three miles east of town on the New Orleans and Northwestern railway a white stranger attacked Mrs. John Birge, wife of the section foreman, at her home while she was alone with her baby. He threatened to kill the child if she screamed, drugged her with chloroform, and fled before authorities could catch him.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Here
New Orleans and Northwestern
John Birge
China's Consent Clouded by Chinese Labor Exclusion Debate
Washington reports indicate China may refuse to sign a new treaty excluding Chinese laborers, viewing exclusion as a foreign-drawn disgrace. Officials note Beijing's renewed reluctance to endorse restrictions, amid ill will over the subject and possible foreign-power influence.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
Pekin
Rumors Of Chinese Boycott Stir San Francisco Merchants
In San Francisco on July 27 merchants eager for China trade dampened by rumors of a Chinese boycott against American goods. Rumors claimed milling and flour firms received stop orders and contracts were canceled. China buys roughly 220 million dollars of foreign goods yearly with about 4 million from San Francisco and flour making up a third of US exports at around 500,000 barrels.
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San Francisco
China
Orient
United States
Native bankers call meeting on boycott of International Banking
In Shanghai on July 27 native bankers plan a meeting to discuss a proposal to boycott the American International Banking Corporation.
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Shanghai
International Banking Corporation
Error corrected in cotton report over Hyde June estimate
Washington July 27. The department of agriculture revised its cotton report after finding an error in the second paragraph. It had stated Mr. Hyde’s June estimate was lower than the facts warranted, when it should have read higher. The department has corrected the statement.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Hyde
Department
Grand jury probes cotton report scandal hearing six witnesses
In Washington on July 27 the grand jury heard six witnesses, four from New York, in the cotton report scandal inquiry. Officials say the investigation is expected to continue for about two weeks.
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Washington
New York
Victorian assembly passes bill granting women the vote
Melbourne reports the Victorian assembly has passed a bill that grants the elective franchise to women, advancing women's suffrage in the region.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Victorian Assembly
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