Memphis Yellow Fever Toll Rises in Latest Report
Thirty four cases of yellow fever and six deaths were reported in Memphis yesterday including Rev. J. H. Ridley a colored minister. The item surveys additional ills from weather labor unrest and international affairs with notes on Mormon outreach and a maritime rescue in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
J. H. Ridley
North Carolina
Raleigh News
Montreal
Stock Exchange
Lehigh Vallley Coal Company
Enterprise
Wilkesbarre
Charcoal Burners’ Association
Eureka
Nevada
Pease
Tammany Committee On Organization
New York
Lucius Robinson
Utah
Europe
England
Scandinavia
Switzerland
Jackson
U.S
Halifax
John F. Cook
J. Musson
Herbert Manton
Harnstable
Mass
Musson
Madison
Wis
Lake Monona
Marshall
Lachine
Toronto
Argonauts
Peterboro
The Unwilling Brides Loser Family in Georgia
In early Georgia a proud, fading Mrs. Loser and her spirited daughter Kate face a looming match with Dick Staunton, a miner’s heir returning rich and eager. Kate resists a forced betrothal while confronting family pressure and a fiance’s demanding claim on her future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Loser
Luis Loser
Mrs. Loser
Kate Leslie
Kate
Mamma
California
Dick Staunton
Staunton
Mr. Staunton
Reta
Scarlet
Harry Conrad
Harry
Mrs. Lear
British and Russian posts mix in Aug. dispatches
Aug. reports from London and St. Petersburg touch on Lord Dufferin possibly moving to Constantinople and a German coinage inquiry. The Times notes U S funded bonds being taken up for shipment to New York. Belfast sees a Catholic procession riot with injuries amid European unrest. Additional notes mention Russian Nihilist growth and plans for four new frontier fortresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Loxton
Lord Dufferin
St. Petersburg
Austin Layard
Constantinople
Daily News
England
London
House of Commons
Island of
Jesse
Japan
the Times
United States
New York
Lonpos
Belfast
Fmany
Loxpon
Germany
Berlin
Morning Post
Lexpos
Russia
Korno
Grodno
Bielosttok
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Susinesa
Ylen
West Third Street
Chester
Witchmaker and Jeweler
Yously
Avernay and Counsellor-at-Law
Market Street
Plumley
Tre Resg
Regg & Plumley
S Carpenters and Builders
Edgmont Avenue
Gollerted
Sap
Express Messenger
Pailadelphia
Supple
Wy E. Graham
W. K
Thirt and
Concord Avenue
Chester, PA
Louis Watkin
Cor
Third and Howell Sts
Livery, Sale and Exchange
Samuel L. Pugh, S
Madison St
North Ward
Rete McAvoy
C.gora
Broad SY
Edgmont Ave
Jos Young
Carpenter and Builder
East Eighth Street
Cheater
Joseph Robinson
Givetim
Joseph Cornog
George Bottomley
Trav ‘Nl
Ccan-te Yer Fish Market
J. Hurst
Prof
Janvier
Market Square
D.chalfant
Media and
Chester Stage Line
Tinter Arrangemert
Charter House
Media
Cannes
Media and Upland Pioneer Stage Line
Cheater Depot
Chester Depot
Upland
At Lumber
D. 8. Bunting
Superior
Frank K. McGollum
Lloyd House Springs, Ebemnsburg
Cambria County, PA
Allegheny Mountains
Cresson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Abel Lloye
Pennsylvania
Military Academy
Robt
J.knott
Thos. A. Moore
Knott & Moore, Furniture
ASD
Railroad
Welsh St
Hudson, Spares & CO
Fairbanks & Co
Gonetz
South America
Lonvos
Rio Janeiro
Lisbon
Para
Brazil
Afghanistan
CaccuTra
Candahar
Standard
Lucretia
South Finisterre
Gongora
Atlantic Telegraph
Lancashire
Cheshire
Mersey
Rusia
the Standard
Paris
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