Yellow fever reports ease in Louisiana towns
In New Orleans yellow fever cases decline besides Tallulah and Lake Providence see renewed relief efforts. The Fifth District Levee Board mourns secretary A L Lane. Refugees deny Grand Island fever and 200 Leevill residents sought refuge on the island. Chalmette screens cargo for United Fruit Limon banana shipment. Seven new cases and five deaths reported by Wednesday noon. In Portsmouth Russia and Japan sign peace treaty at 3:47 PM. Kittery naval yard salute and world reaction mark historic moment. Komura and Rosen speak on peace. mixed weather aids ceremonies. Boston arrival of Komura party confirms ongoing diplomacy.
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New Orleans
Lake Providence
Tallulah
Louisiana
State Board of Health
Tikhenov
Tall
Gulf of Mexico
Jefferson Parish
Leevill
Engelbach
Chalmette
United Fruit Company
Limon
Port Limon
Portsmouth
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Russia
Japan
United States Navy Yard
Kittery Point
M.ine
Baron de Rosen
M. Plancon
Navy Yard
Baron Komura
Takahira
Dennison
Sato
Admiral Mead
Moses
Pierce
McLane
Mead
M. Witte
Purcell Officials Deny Yellow Fever Infections
Ardmore September 6 Purcell mayor and board of health deny Gainesville reports of two yellow fever cases among negroes in Purcell and say the town is free of disease. Lexington authorities across the line in Oklahoma report no illness there.
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Purcell
Ardmore
Board of Health
Gainesville
Lexington
Oklahoma
Sequoyah’s Seal Adopted By New State
Muskogee reports the state seal of Sequoyah adopted with a five ray star at center. A Sequoyah figure with a Cherokee tablet bears the inscription We are Brothers. The rays hold five tribal seals, forty five stars fill the lighter face, and an outer circle proclaims The official seal of the state of Sequoyah. Designed by A Grant Evans and drawn by C H Sawyer.
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Muskogee
State of Sequoyah
Sequoyah
Five Nations
Palmer Resigns as Public Printer Under Roosevelt Demand
Washington on September 6 authorities report President Roosevelt has demanded the resignation of Public Printer Palmer with the resignation to take effect on the fifteenth. Palmer also requested the resignations of foremen O J Rickerts and L C Hay of government printing office divisions. The president immediately acted to require Palmer's resignation.
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Washington
Palmer
Roosevelt
O. J. Ricketts
L. C. Hay
Fire and Rioting in St Petersburg Districts
Private advices from Baku report the Blacktown district of St Petersburg burning along with works at Balakhani Bibiehat Nomani and Sabunto. Losses reach millions of rubles as smoke and flames light the city after midnight. Allegations claim Armenians, disguised as soldiers, fired on Russians and Tartars. the Persian consul says conciliation is impossible after Armenians killed 200 Persians.
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St. Petersburg
Baku
Caucasia
Blacktown
Balakhan
Bibiehat
Nomani
Sabunto
Four Die as Brush Collision Kills Four and Injures Twenty-One
A rear end collision near Brush Colorado on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line left four dead and twenty-one injured. Victims include Albert Whittaker of Chillicothe Missouri M McCormick of Chillicothe Missouri Lee Vaughn a Philadelphia porter and John Lindsey a Philadelphia cook.
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Denver
Brush
Colo
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Albert Whittaker
Chillicothe
M. McCormick
Lee Vaughn
Philadelphia
John Lindsey
Seven Governors Accept Invitation to Concord Exhibit
Seven southern governors and one northern state executive have accepted Traffic Director J. C. Stubbs invitation to attend the opening of the Louisiana and Texas industrial exhibit at Concord New Hampshire later this month.
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New Orleans
J. C. Stubbs
Southern Pacific
Concord
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Albatros
Howell Bros
Batavia
Hunnicutt’s Stable
McCoraganodale
Feed and Sale
J. WW. Aunnicutt
Postoffice Drug Store
GIN Insurance
Bryan
Oliver
Geo. A. Adams
Parker Building
Lane
Fifth District
Sainte
Christ Episcopal Church
New Castle
Kittery
Boston
New Hampshire
Sequoyah's Seal
President Evans of
Harry Kendall College
Grand Opera House
MO. B. Mire
Mana
Stevenson Machine
E. J. Jenkins
Buchanan
Ss. W. Buchanan
Bryan Steam Laundry
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