Doctor Satisfied Confers With White Inspecting Hospital
New Orleans reports Dr. John Guiteras, the Cuban yellow fever expert, tours the infected district and inspects the emergency hospital. He praises staff, equipment, and efforts to eradicate the disease, predicts broad acceptance of the mosquito theory. official toll shows 62 new cases and 172 deaths to Tuesday evening. The day also notes a Lafayette case of yellow fever and a militia action over a quarantine in Monroe.
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New Orleans
John Guiterag
Guiteras
The
Marine Hospital Service
White
Dra. Corput and
Richardson
Marine Hospital
Jones
Gulteras
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promises Quick Child Relief
Longstanding patent remedy promoted for teething pain wind colic and diarrhoea with claimed instant relief for distressed infants. Boasts universal availability through druggists worldwide and a price of twenty five cents per bottle. Also mentions other local trade notes on agriculture and candy production.
Alice Roosevelt to stay in Asia not join Taft return
Advices from the liner Mongolia say Miss Alice Roosevelt will not accompany Secretary Taft and his party back to San Francisco around October 1. She is invited to Pekin to visit Minister Rockhill's family and will depart the Taft group after leaving Manila for Japan.
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Alice Roosevelt
Taft
San Francisco
Mongolia
Miss Roosevelt
Rockhill
Pekin
Japan
Manila
Miss McMillan
Boardman
Shanghadi
Poisoning Well Charge Shocks Wynnewood Community
James Cooper a Black man was arrested in Wynnewood on a charge of causing six deaths by poisoning a Birmingham well about three years ago. He was taken to Ardmore to await Alabama sheriff arrival. Paris dispatch notes M Witte's final limits on Russian concessions.
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Wynnewood
James Cooper
Birmingham
Ale
Cooper
Ardmore
Paris
M. Witte
Tempa
St. St. Petersburg
Government Talks on Indemnity Enter Breakoff Stage
In government circles the issue of indemnity is tied to stalled negotiations. A correspondent reports that a decision is expected this week, signaling possible rupture in talks.
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Japan
Houston Honored as University of Texas President
Dr I F Houston head of the agricultural and mechanical college was elected president of the University of Texas by unanimous vote of the board of regents. Alexander Deussen was elected instructor in geology and meteorology and will manage the voluntary weather observatory installed by the U S government. Professor David Franklin Houston, former UT dean, born February 17 1866 in Monroe North Carolina, has contributed to magazines and published works on nullification.
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Hae
University of Texas, Austin
I. F. Houston
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Alexander Deussen
United States
David Franklin Houston
Monroe
N. C
St. John's Military Academy
Darlington
S. C
South Carolina College
Harvard College
Harvard
Houston
Helen Beall
Austin
Twelve Inning Tie Delayed By Darkness In Little Rock
Little Rock and New Orleans battled 4 4 through twelve innings before darkness halted further play. Local players Miller Delehanty Reagan Saffold Hennessy Moore refused to wear uniforms and take part after a fine was imposed on some of them.
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New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Charlie Miller
Frank Delehanty
Arthur Reagan
Frank Safford
Joe Hennessy
Fred Moore
Suspension debate at local meeting highlighted by Miller case
The local association debated suspending Miller for the rest of the season as President Baugh supported action. Scores noted across leagues include Birmingham 4 Atlanta 4 in ten innings and Detroit 6 Washington 0 in five. Waddell dazzled Philadelphia with nine strikeouts in five no hit innings.
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Miller
Baugh
Birmingham
Atlanta
Shreveport
Memphis
Montgomery
Nashville
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Waddell
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Weakness
A testimonial promo touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening weak women by easing uterine and female ailments. It claims regularity and sleep benefits, with letters offering confidential guidance and endorsements from patients like Mrs Hackett. It mentions no alcohol or narcotics and advertises medical advice booklets.
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Sercey
Jerce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. W
Mel
Wm. Hackett
Breesport
Chemung Co
N. Y
Sera
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Switchmen Pay Over 8.3 Million in Benefits in Three Years
Over the last three years the switchmen have paid more than 8.3 million dollars in benefits. The report highlights ongoing support and financial relief provided to affected workers and families.
The K T Coat Front Fits the Form
The K T Coat front fits the form as a tailored silhouette emphasizing clean lines. Industry observers note a refined cut that complements structured tailoring and classic outerwear styling.
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J. H. Fahey
Southern Pacific
Ferengon
Blanchard
Jackson
Mass
Ave. 16
William Krauss
Raymond
Cyne As
Castor
Evedal
Mont Beth
Bears
KATY
Missouri, Kansas , Texas Railway
Katy Flyer
Lamar Couny
St.Louis
Dean
WW. J. Sedberry
China
Waco
Dallas
Temple
Fort Worth
Galveston
Beaumont
San Antonio
National League
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Rational League
Greathht Bathman
Pierce
Kahin Taloring Co
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