Philadelphia yellow fever deaths and local crime report
The piece cites yellow fever fatalities in Philadelphia from 1695 to 1805 with thousands dead. It also reports a shooting in Lewis County and a brutal newborn description in Clayton County. A Virginia City inventor reclaims Egyptian edge tempering copper. A bankrupt law change prompts calls for a uniform exemption system.
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Julia Bryant
Leston
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Philadelphia
Yellow Favor
Persops
J. Myer
Virginia City
Nevada
Clayton Courier
Congress
Yellow Fever Epidemic Spreads Across Delta Regions
Reports detail rapid rise in yellow fever across Mississippi Valley cities with increasing deaths and unreported cases. Aid drives mobilize, physicians and nurses are scarce, stores close, and quarantine measures begin as communities seek relief and support from the nation.
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Mississippi Vall Tay
Ian Irenada
Delhi
Miss
Saville
Wickens
Coans
Seabee Exhibition Promises Large Display of Stock and Crafts
An event committee prepares preliminaries for a grand exhibition inviting participants to showcase stock and handiwork. The aim is a widely attractive display with regional outreach and extended influence beyond local counts.
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Indies
Sabbath School Programme at Islem Baptist Church
A detailed Bethel Association programme outlines speeches and sessions for Sabbath School work at Islem Baptist Church Calhoun County starting Friday before the Sth Sabbath in September. It lists topics by Rev B F Riley J B Hubbs and W W Flemming among others with timings, sermon by Rev J A Munday, and directions for attendees to write Rev I L Parker Fort Gaines for conveyances.
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Bethel Association
Islem Baptist Church
Calhoun County
Soper
Peter Altarnoon
Beaston
B. F. Riley
Albeny
Wilkes
Wade
Blakely
J. B Hubbs
Cotton Hill
Charebea
W. W. Flemming
Ely
W. H. Cooper
Fort Gaines
C. B. Holnes
Biaffton
J.A. Munday
B.C Michell
A.E Kester
M. Corot
Lampkin
T. G. Boykin
B. F. Kievs
Fe Riley
Bev
Thos
Mose
Parker
Erith
Andersignith School Optumg
Improved Phosphate Use and Soil Fertility in Georgia
A Georgia speaker urges local farmers to produce their own phosphate fertilizers and manures to save state funds. He explains phosphate and ammonia components, outlines manure production, and promotes agricultural schools to teach chemistry and practical farming skills for rural prosperity.
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Avery Larne
Immenia
Georgia
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