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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1905
Page
1
Mary Fagilla, a Brooklyn Italian girl, was attacked in her home by Mrs Francesca Delmontio who fled after the assault. Three deep facial gashes damaged her cheek temple and nearly severed the nose, leaving her disfigured but alive. Fagilla vows to settle the matter without police involvement.
New Orleans reports 39 new cases bringing total to 1958 with 4 deaths. Father Hoss of St. Ann's parish is infected, Assistant Surgeon Rucker is ill but not yet diagnosed. Authorities urge strict measures to prevent re infection from the countryside and will compel a wealthy sugar planter to fund an emergency hospital. Two new cases each at Mississippi City and Natchez.
Fourteen year old Rosie Griffo was killed by a large stone allegedly thrown by eighteen year old Charles Giletto, an Italian gang leader who harassed a neighborhood store. The crime occurred as Rosie sat with her doll near Muscarello’s store. Giletto fled and remained at large. Neighbors note Giletto was reportedly engaged to marry Rosie’s sister.
The interior ministry in Germany says there is no need for anxiety after cholera appeared in the country. It cites an imperial epidemic law of June 30, 1990, giving health police powers to sequester exposed individuals and protect traffic along the Weichsel, Brahe, Netze rivers and the Bromberg canal.
Reports from Gunshu Pass and Korkiatien note that peace agreement details circulated locally but full publication awaits military sanction. Neutral zones are planned as demobilization proceeds and Japanese indemnity terms face strong opposition. Meanwhile Constantinople reports the Porte rejects six embassies' financial control plan for Macedonia.
Natchez Mississippi reports two new yellow fever cases from original sources of infection. Miss Sallie Richards, a trained nurse, cared for Mrs Eibenstein, and T B Wilson, a Black man, lives near other negro patients on Woodlawn avenue. Richards has been sent to the hospital. The city council enacts an ordinance forcing screening of cisterns and wells.
Beaumont Sept 2. Instructions issued to ticket agents to sell tickets to Beaumont regardless of health certificates. Dr Nash said Dr Tabor ordered abolishing health certificates in Texas. Certificates not required for entering or moving within Texas. Quarantine officials may require oath about travel but cannot demand certificates. May be resumed: Shreveport Sept 2. Dr Tabor notified that Kansas City Southern may run trains into Texas.
Sheriff Buckner arrested white woman Mrs Bern ie Lamert on a charge of violating the local option law in Nacogdoches Texas. Two men named Acey and Galloway are jailed on similar charges. The woman is described as young and pretty. They were bound over to the fall term of court.
Berlin reports forty three cholera cases with nine deaths. Numerous suspected cases are under observation as authorities deploy full legal and medical measures to combat the Asiatic bacillus invasion.
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