Fever Plague Looms Over Mississippi Statewide
Across Mississippi yellow fever spreads with many towns infected and railroads halting. Jackson reports rising cases while cities like Hattiesburg Natchez and Oxford show new infections as officials weigh care for orphans and public health steps.
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Cpt
Mississippi
Jackson
Bishop Galloway
J. W. Lee
St. Louis
Methodist Orphan Asylum
British survey orders Ramble to Delagoa Bay voyage
An order directs the Ramble to proceed from Bermuda to fit out and sail to Delagoa Bay in South Africa. The Rambler, a second class cruiser, is slated for this voyage. A separate Atlantic City fire destroyed 20 buildings on the beach front, with losses exceeding $100 000.
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Delagoa Bay
South Africa
Atlantic City
Origs
Kipple & McCann
Demand for Indians to surrender after council
An Indian council on a Minnesota reservation received a government demand for those involved in the soldiers' killing near Bear Island to surrender. Gen Bacon's force and 260 troops move to the reservation. warrants and hunt orders issued to seize 19 youths linked to the attack, with possible prolonged conflict ahead.
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Minn
Sutherland
Marsal O'Connor
Tion
Young
Bacon
Bear Is- Gay
Governor Clough resists War Department orders in Minnesota
Minneapolis report says Governor Clough was ordered to revoke control of the Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers at Duluth and St Paul. He prepared to mobilize troops at Duluth and St Paul, citing general confusion and urging readiness. A message from Mayor Nevers warns Indians gathering near Leech Lake, heightening concern.
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Fatal and perilous incidents reported in several locales
A sequence of deadly or near fatal events is noted: at Coney Island a fight is scheduled for December 5. in Cripple Creek Geo E Harris defeats Frank Cramer with a club, risking Cramer's life. Carrie Nelson dies from kerosene kitchen fire in Portland. Hall drowns after a fall from a bridge over the Tennessee River. Hillsboro City Marshal Emil Allen is fined for not arresting gamblers at a street fair. Al Johnson dies from a leg wound after a hunting accident near Versailles. Ferdinand Fettgaterer is shot by Louis Stoeckel after a minor dispute, with Fettgaterer possibly dying.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Geo. E. Harris
Frank Cramer
Cramer
Carrie Nelson
Portland
Ore
Hall
Louisville and Nashville
Tennessee River
Emil Allen
Hillsboro
al Johnson
Kansas City
Versailles
Press Bond
Ferdinand Fettgaterer
Lorne
Louis Stoeckel
Fettgaterer
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