Insect Swarms Hit New Orleans Amid Fever Outlook
New Orleans reports up to noon 11 yellow fever cases and three deaths as cool rain curbs illness. Bananas unload at Chalmette port while mosquitoes, driven by recent storms, vanish after a brief dazzle. Hospitals in Lake Providence and Tallulah rise as efforts mount to curb the disease, and city business steadies despite quarantine and fruit embargo.
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Tallulah
Lake Providence
Jefferton
St. Charles
St. John Paridies
Diease
Batturs
Southern Pacific
New York
Canal Street
Riots shock Tokyo with police stations destroyed
Reports from Tokio describe nighttime riots over park closing and public meeting bans. Two killed and about 500 wounded, including 500 policemen, as mobs dragged kiosks and set fire to police stations. troops mobilized to restore order while civilians sought reopening of Hibeya park.
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Tokio
Kokumin Shimbun
Meyor
Tie Park
Harriman and Ito Targeted in Tokyo Demonstrations
In Tokyo mobs threaten H. Harriman of the Southern Pacific and Marquis Ito of the privy council but injures are denied. In New York officials say no Tokio message arrived and Harriman’s trip is viewed as recreation, not personal animosity.
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Tokio
KK. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Marquis Ito
Privy Council
New York
Southern Pacific
Transport Lovan Arrives With Corbin Party Amid Riot Scene
Major General Corbin and his party arrived by transport Lo gan at daybreak. They visited shore to view riots and a boycott movement’s uncertain state. Coolies are feared to plan a serious outbreak around Sept 12. The Lovan sails for Shanghai at 2 PM with the party reported well onboard.
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Logan
Corbin
Shanghai
Morocco Yields to France in Key Ultimatum Dispute
A dispatch from M. S. Taliander, Moroccan minister to France, states Morocco’s government has yielded to French demands. The Moroccan sultan reportedly granted complete satisfaction on all points in the French ultimatum, pleasing the foreign office at Fez.
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Paris
Foreign Office
M. S. Taliander
Morocco
Fez
Fires threaten Cascade forests and camp escape
Sept fires in Albany Oregon drive crews from a jogging camp near the Cascade mountains. High winds push the blaze amid timber, damaging forest land as authorities warn of spreading risk and unsettled conditions. The report notes earlier control efforts and continued danger to the area.
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Albany Ore
Cascade Mount
Bormec
Meiry
Lartweer
Cascade Mountains
Bank Mission Statement Emphasizes Safe Deposits and Thrift
A bank outlines its mission to safeguard all depositors funds, promote thrift, and support legitimate business through prudent asset use. It expresses confidence in continued growth and favorable accommodation for customers and businesses.
Bank and labor and news items from the era
The Dothan National Bank reports a total of 585000.00 for a job agreement while Faircloth is noted as president and a New York bank official as vice president. Montreal reports a strike by 200 laborers seeking 75 cents more daily amid union tensions. A Tangier dispatch notes Raisuli’s situation during a Kabyle ceremony. New York City notes mass registration for the upcoming school term with an estimated 26000 additional registrations compared with last year.
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New York
United State
Canada
The
Journal of Commerce
Sept
Greater
Imm Ie Tate
Rail crash injures several on Berarbor Express in Maine
South Gardiner Maine September 4 The second section of the Berarbor express on the Maine Central railroad crashed into the rear car of the first section near the station early today. The car was badly wrecked and about persons were hurt with one man seriously injured. The chief injuries resulted from escaping debris as cars left the track. The injured were taken to Gardiner and Augusta.
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Berarbor
Maine Central Railroad
Creem Fom
Gaerdfuer
Aurirain
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