New Orlean's Yellow Fever News Amid Quarantine Tightening
Reports from New Orleans Thursday show 54 new cases and 6 deaths in the latest day, with total cases rising to 2 nearby. Authorities, including Gov. Vardaman, reinforce quarantine while mobilizing naval forces to the Louisiana Mississippi boundary. Public morale remains cautiously hopeful as infection patterns show no dramatic rise in fatalities.
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Murder by Bors Arrests In California Confession
Three youths including Pembroke, aged 16, were arrested in Oakland on charges linked to a planned robbery. Percy Bors allegedly confessed, detailing a fatal attack with a lead pipe on Thomas Cook after attempting to rob him. John Rider and George Blake implicated in the case.
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Fever In New Orleans Raises Mortality Fears
The city faces a sharp rise in fever cases over the past three to four days with higher mortality expected. Most fatalities are Italians, with victims treated in emergency hospitals or district hospitals. Weather worsens conditions, complicating control as Italians hide cases despite health efforts. Proceedings suggest outbreak concerns extend beyond New Orleans.
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New Orients
Cause of the Bennington Disaster Revealed
A San Diego dispatch reports an official inquiry will conclude the Bennington explosion was caused by years of use. The crown sheet and surrounding metal failed from high pressure and wear, weakening the vessel during service. The court will not fault Bennington officers but will refer responsibility higher up.
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San Diego Dispatch
Railways adapt as telephones replace telegraph amid strike
A fragmented report notes telegraph operators on the Northern Pacific and Great Northern networks striking, with rail lines using emergency telephone systems to run passenger service. Immigrant arrivals surge in July with about 48,000 entering the United States, while deportations rise. A mob riots in San Juan, injuring dozens and killing one. An escape from LaCrosse jail uses a concealed steel knife hidden in fruit to flee. Kansas City Milling elevator burns, destroying the unit and $100,000 in losses. Yellow fever fears persist in Montgomery but no current alarm. Southern Pacific trims two passenger trains to New Orleans due to strict quarantine and fever controls. Fires devastate a Fagan operation in Jersey City with nine destroyed structures.
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United States
Noted Doctor Acquitted in Mina Murder Trial
Dr Koch, indicted for the Gebhardt murder in New Uhn Mina, was acquitted by a jury after two trials. The second trial ended with a verdict of not guilty on the first degree murder charge. The case featured extensive circumstantial evidence and a dramatic scene at the Gebhardt office, with a violent struggle and numerous injuries described in the testimony.
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Ziegler estate settled with widow for 2.5 million
New York judge authorized executor Justice Gaynor to pay Mrs. Ziegler 1.25 million in cash and 6,000 Regis Baking Powder Co. shares valued at 1.4 million. William Ziegler, the testator's 14 year old son, consented to the arrangement. The late William Ziegler headed the baking powder trust and polar expedition ventures.
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Baking Powder Trust
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Kidnapped Kinsey city youth found serving term in Missouri
Roy Courtwright and wife sought their son in a long failed hunt in Kansas City after he vanished. The boy, convicted of stealing four sweaters in Springfield, Missouri, served two years in Jefferson City. Parents feared kidnapping and planned a pardon bid. In other news a Shanghai boycott spread to Nagasaki and a mystery surrounded the death of Tempe public school principal O G Lewis, found decomposed at home.
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Submarine Mine Strike Claims Sailors and Rumors of Court Case
Reported explosion during mining practice near Stockholm results in seven dead and eight seriously injured. A vessel was blown into the air, and the incident prompts a court case over a salt account dispute at LeMara. Separate items note labor unrest in Chicago and Milwaukee, telegraphers locked out, and police removal from wagons amid strikes.
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Charles Schnilttender
Angnat Hiegner
LeMara
Schmitten
Chicago
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Sreeport
Hawkeyes Plan Census Work Amid Economic Talk
Secretary Daylayu and Secretary A. Dayixon discuss Iowa population trends, economy, and census actions. Officials describe shifting district outreach, proposed regulatory changes, and potential impacts on local families and industry as they push for broader data collection and policy assessment.
Sioux Rapids Centennial Celebration Opens With Parade
The Sioux Rapids centennial celebration began with a farmers day and activities for old settlers, pioneers, and local residents. The opening featured a stage procession and community events including gifts, with Calumlus delivering a key address and various local groups showcasing heritage during the early days of the five day observance.
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Drug Fatality Tied to Medication in Castina Visit
Mrs Warny Newton, nearly 60, died at her daughter Afes six miles west of Castina while visiting for months. She suffered severe cramps and received a medical injection at a local home. She passed away soon after from the drug’s effects, Salem reports indicate.
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Miner Dies After Isolated Fall In Des Moines Area
A miner named Dee Molaen Miner was killed late Monday when a fall from scaffolding at an isolated work site in Des Moines led to fatal injuries. The accident occurred in the morning, with no witnesses. he was not missed until the evening.
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Des Moines Banker’s Son Thought Alive in Stomach Scam
A Des Moines banker, K Furst, visits his son Roy Uaat after reports he was alive and well. The inquiry into Toy Prat’s disappearance widens as the governor and authorities pursue leads and the public seeks a clear account of the betrayal and motive.
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Fragmentary note on a deadly case and related events
A garbled OCR fragment reports a death by own action or murder involving individuals including Petuline Gage and Shelby. It references a peculiar case, various places, a meeting or event, and uncertain actions with no clear dates or outcomes.
Unrequited Love Affects The Maton He Inspires
A fragmented account describes Dayleuier yoda mtn alien OY peti and Ja AUpeded in unrequited affection toward The Maton. The scene shifts between the vast aul and Den Rhvita farm with references to a lady and healing, while Dre Myeris undergoes a treatment with esinetics.
Accusation Arises in Prosecution Case
A chaotic court hearing at Seton reveals tumultuous proceedings as Scherchife’s attorney argues about malpractices and the Oklahoma Heart case spreads into the docket. The defense urges dismissal while prosecutorial steps are scrutinized amid unclear witnesses and shifting charges.
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Selerelife
Visit by Governor Cumimnia to Clinton Sunday
The text reports Governor Cumimnia will visit Clinton on Sunday at the cornerstore of the new Young Men's Association building. It notes a planned structure at the site and a summer erection, with references to local figures and an apparent incident in Baton Mew Toha Molloy.
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Davenport Fire Damages Crockery Company Plant
A fire at the Davenport Crockery Company damaged the plant, destroying a stool and damaging key areas. The Central Iowa Electric Company and Dew Moti plan to begin electric crane work in Davenport. city officials expect restoration soon. A professor from Orange City and other local figures attended town events as investigators examined the blaze.
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Weather bulletin notes mixed crop prospects and uneven progress
The weekly weather bulletin reports variable temperatures across regions from Michigan to Nebraska, with delays in wheat and corn growth in southern states. Northern areas show some improvement, while Missouri and Arkansas experience patchy yields amid unsettled conditions and late frosts.
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Living expenses and dietary costs across households detailed
A garbled account discusses living expenses over a year, noting the cost of eggs, meat, and staple foods like corn and peppers. It references wage levels, farm production shifts, and price changes, with mentions of New York, Philadelphia, and Washington areas and multiple percentages and per cent figures.
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