Yellow Fever Surges in New Orleans City Quarters
New Orleans reports a sharp increase in yellow fever, with more than 196 cases and 12 deaths since July 4, concentrated largely in the Italian Quarter. City health boards warn the outbreak is more serious than previously known as new cases and several deaths unfold around the Malian quarter.
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Gulf City
Wcripps-Mare Press Association
New Orleans
City Board of Health
State Board
Disjointed Indiana Local Notes From Multiple Towns
A garbled county column lists events across Indiana towns including Springport Wabash Warsaw Auburn New Albany Hammond Petersburg Peru Anderson and Evansville. Items mention deaths arrests bankruptcies marriages missing persons and a long chain of misread names and places with scattered details such as a man killed two squirrels a clerk’s court payment and a wedding in Cincinnati.
Cards Hard Head Flattens Bullets
Scripps press dispatch reports in St Lucie Massachusetts a shooting Tuesday night. Heulan Craft was shot three times and killed at her home by Frank Willis Card 35 who then shot himself. Twelve shots were fired in total. Physicians say one bullet lodged near his spine. Card’s suicide note claims he would kill himself. Craft, from Evansville Indiana, had lived there about a year and a half. Card, from Camp Cob, was a former railroad conductor.
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Scripps Are Press Association
ST Lucie
Heulan Craft
Youriing
Frank Willis Card
Carol
Camp
Cob
Kicked a Dog Led to Murder Charge
Philadelphia watchman John Pulanitz reports that fellow guard Williams kicked his dog during a dispute. Pulanitz died from head trauma after Williams struck him. Williams is jailed on murder charges and remained at his post before surrendering to police.
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Philadeltohia
John Pulanitz
Dightwatchruin
Tie American Obawre
Yarehouse
Sharry Wi
Yama
Wiliams
Williams
William
Patanus
Gene
Body found in lake near Burlington man named Miller
The body of Henry Miller, 73, prominent Burlington merchant, was recovered from a lake near Racine during July. Miller, described as wealthy and retired, was reportedly seen as a Tugeday participant before his death.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Racine, Wis
Henry Miller
Burlington
Tugeday
Jewels Stolen in Two New York Thefts
Robberies reported by private detectives reveal two major jewel thefts. Valued at 35,000, jewels were stolen from New York residents. another case involves goods valued at 315,000 tied to a Connecticut witness visit. Professionals with inside help suspected. many items bore a coat of arms or the initials L B W and a castle crest or C.G. initials.
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Scripps-Mnare Press Association
New York
Privta
Rome
Connecticut
Anther
Sewele Atolen
Collins Named Chicago Police Chief After Cronin Case
Scripps-Howard report announces Capt John M Collins appointed chief of police following the Cronin murder case. His selection stems from crackdown on criminals and ties to Mayor Dunne. Collins becomes the city’s youngest police chief in history.
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Collins
Scripps-Acrae Press Association
Chicago
Weenewday
Day in the City Notes and Local Transfers
Review of a day in the city details police search for a girl and refers to Daisy Curtis and Annis Albright. Mentions Dr and Mrs Frank Morrison planning return about Aug 1. Robert T Ramsay leaves for New York. A Sassachusett avenue business block sells for 50 percent to John H ielfekson, 106.6 feet frontage. Market street near Arsenal avenue adds new fat building for 2600. Indianapolla Realty transfers to Elmer J Binford. Modern Woodmen to boost Indianapolis post office revenue by 12000 yearly. Thomas Hayes, wholesale squar dealer, dies aged 74. Jobs Franz struck by a Pennsylvania train and badly injured crossing.
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Daisy Curtis
Kennington Si
Annis Albright
Manlove-aye
Frank Morrison
Europe
Hethey
New York
Robert T. Ramsay
L. 8
Ayren & Co
Sassachusettanve
George P. McCulloch
John H. Ielfekson
Maskachunetts Ave
Marketeal
Arsenal Ave
Isdianapolla Realty Company
Elmer J. Binford
Woodmen
W. DB. Pratt
Indianapolis
Thomas Hayes
Tueaday
Jobs Franz
Pennsylvania
Change demanded on Island by Banaban protesters
Special dispatch notes Banaban residents on Porte Rien demanding sweeping reforms and direct rule from an American backed administration. Memorialists mark seven years since the American invasion and urge legislative action to appoint a new executive council and overhaul governing authority on the island.
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Banaban
Porte Rien
Administration Island
Tgsday
Armertecy
Party Rica
Brosevelt
Congress
Automobile explosion wrecks Flint garage in Providence
An automobile exploded inside a Flint garage on Tuesday night, injuring Gaorke A Brown and James Meyers and gutting the building. A large crowd gathered as Capt. Edward W. Hall arrived to oversee the scene, with twelve motor vehicles damaged and the garage heavily burned.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Providence
Roi
Flint
Brown
James Meyers
James
Meath
Edward W. Hall
Ayeleas
Tragic train death shocks Missouri community
An unnamed young man died by his own hand aboard an Iron Mountain train Tuesday night near Bcrnriack Missouri. A note found near the body references Dr. William Brigg and a Pennsylvania railroad ticket from Washington dated July 25. The marginal note carries the message Dont It mother Krew without clear context or confirmation of identities or motives.
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Bcripps
Mwrae Press
Abboviatio
Bibnarck
William Bprigg
Freatt
Takahira Sees President at Oyster Bay
Minister Takahira of Japan met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay New Jersey on a July 28 visit to discuss the coming peace plans. He arrived by train from New York and was met by a presidential carriage. The talk was informal and no details were given.
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Takahira
Ecripps-Surae
Oyater Bay
N. J
Japan
Roosevelt
New York
Sagamore
Takahire
Oyster Bay
Wisl
Wisl Reviiys Paton Kormura
Another Victim Dead In Navy Explosion Tragedy
San Diego reports the death of T Kennedy of Alliance Nebraska, crew member aboard the gunboat Bennington, following the blast at the Holler harbor. The latest casualty raises toll from the incident, with officials confirming the loss.
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Scrippratrae Press
San Diego
Cal
T. Kennedy
Alliance
Ned
Bennington
Jury to Probe Voting at Hageretown Bank
Richmond Ind July 2 Judge Foe instructed the grand jury to make a thorough investigation of the voting at the Hageretown Commercial bank.
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Grand Jury
Richmond
Ind
Foe
Hageretown Commercial Bank
Cities unite to pressure railroads in freight bias war
A secret Chicago session of 16 major shippers from Ohio and Mississippi valleys plans a nationwide campaign against Western and Southern railroads. They accuse lines including Southern Railway, St Louis & San Francisco, Atlantic Coast Line, and others of favoritism to New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore and consider legal action with potential federal appeals to President and Congress.
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Ecrippe-M' Raf Press Association
Chicago
Weat
Threr
wret—Chicag
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Svatern
Southern
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
United States
Ohio
San Francisco
Atlantic Coaatiin
New Orleans
Northeastern
Northfolk & Western
Imloix Central
Seaboard
Air Line
The
Central
Georgie
Negro Dies of Plague at Panama Canal Wharf
Dispatch from Scripps Bar reports a Panama death from plague. The victim, a Black stevedore at the Lapeea wharf near Panama City, is believed to have contracted the illness handling freight from South American ports.
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Scripps
BAR Press Association
Washington
Panama
Dparine Hoapital Service
Negra Atevedore
Lapeea
Panama City
Pacific
Canal
South America
Raid the Moonshiners in Fletcher County
ECRIPPS M RAe PRESS ASSOCIATION reports Deputy Marshal Frenk Cert and Deputy Voltevier 1 pursued moonshiners in Fletcher county’s mountain district. They destroyed three stills and 40 gallons of beer and captured Andy Hrown.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
Owingshinle
Marshal Frenk Cert
Voltevier
Fletcher County
Andy Hrown
Business Women A Lunch Fit For a King
A young businesswoman recalls nervous prostration from brain strain and poor diet. After trying Grape-Nuts, she reports marked improvement, fewer spells, and regained ability to work. She praises the product and its guidance, noting it suited her meals with fruit and cream for a satisfying repast.
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Iedy
Celis
Ndo
Anichel
Wellville
Possum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Zionist meeting splits on Palestine or South Africa plan
Report from Basel notes two Zionist factions, one seeking a Jewish state in Palestine and the other preferring a British backed colony in South Africa. The exchange marks a major division within the Zionist movement as delegates gather in a transient Zionist Congress.
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Ecripps-Maae Press Association
Babel
Switzrmland
Basel
Palestine
Great Britain
South Africa
The Maid the Moon and Mackinac
A Buffalo businessman falls for a summer girl aboard a D C steamer traveling toward Mackinac Island. The tale unfolds through moonlit voyages and seaside breezes as two hearts meet in a fleeting romance aboard the lake liner.
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Buffalo
Mackpac
Ana
A. A. Scbantz
Detratt
Mich
For Your Health Sake Vacuum Adclaims Value
An OCR fragment promotes health by vacating concerns and implies greater value from physical improvement. It mentions Ther a and Vigathon Co offering details at Pep A Meteett Niet with emphasis on happiness and capital.
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Thera
Addreaa
Vigathon Co
Pep A
Meteett
Niet
Exposition Guide Book Promises Portland Visitors Useful Maps
A damaged OCR-style notice promotes a guidebook titled useful and beautiful about the Culn Pacific Railroad exhibition. It includes a United States map, a Portland map, half tone illustrations, and information for visitors to the Expo grounds and California trips. Address requests direct to W. H. Connor in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Pacific Railroad
Portland
Pacific
United States
Exposition
Iris
California
W. H. Connor
G. A
Cincinnati, Ohio
Nobles for Reform Discuss Russia at congress
At a meeting of the aguility held Wednesday the program for reforms in Russia outlined in the zemstvo congress was adapted. The report from the Scripps press association notes the nobles support reform measures and the reform agenda discussed.
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Nobles For Reform
Scrippsibar Press Association
Petersburg
Aguility
Russia
Zemsnvoe
Railroad Time Cards Trains at Indianapolis
Fragmented railway timetable summary lists various trains and times with unclear OCR errors. It mentions Indianapolis, times like 5:00 pm and 3:00 p.m., and references to several stations or routes though many names are unreadable.
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Indianapolis
Anton
Bitton
Daltsie
Kew
Law York
Fanta
Toledo
Win
Ore
Oekamas
Ag Fes
185 ARRIVE Loum to Troms Ete tone 1am
Fragmentary OCR text mentions timing and place elements with unclear names. Readable items include numeric 185 and references to arrive and tone events at Troms Ete. No complete facts or identifiable persons or organizations.
Great Central and D. City Ticket Listings
Cincinnati division schedule details trains to Cincinnati Indianapolis Dayton Toledo with daily and Sunday only departures. Times include morning and evening options, indicating multiple daily services and specific arrival times for each city segment.
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Great Central
Tilloinet
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Dayton
Yndianapolis
A. D
Toledo
Indianamite
Indianapalls
Springfield
Indianapolia
Thecola
Esonom
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