Seven Deaths From Fever Hit Laredo Area
Yellow fever reports in Laredo show five new cases and one death in the last day. The deceased is James Whitaker of the Electric Light and Street Railway Company who moved from San Antonio with a wife and family. He died after about forty eight hours of illness, with isolation measures emphasized.
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Laredo
Texas
James ‘Whitaker
Electric Light and Street Railway’ Company
San. Antonio
Remarkable Coincidence in Prince Imperial Death Story
A Paris imperial circle recounts a timing tale about the death of Prince Imperial. On June 1, 1879 a Napoleonic supporter held a birthday fete while the prince was abroad. Fireworks displaying Napoleonic emblems failed to light during the finale despite efforts.
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Paris
Prince Imperial
Cape
Doctors Run Laredo Fever Clinic Amid Mass Departures
Dr Trevino reports most physicians in New Laredo have left or shuttered their practices leaving him and one other physician to handle all cases. Quarantine rules restrict movement from Mexico into Texas, with a ten day detention at Sanchez Station after next Sunday. Weather remains warm and temperate.
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Trevino
New Laredo
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
Sanchez Station
Insary
New Orleans Cotton Tie Up Deepens Dispute
In New Orleans on October 3 the cotton handling tie up worsened as stevedores urge the dock and cotton council to press for a settlement. The council met and ignored the stevedores, amid reported dissension among groups and a split between Asiatic Baltic ship interests and larger liners over handling and stowage demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dock and Cotton Council
Dime Novel Style Holdup On Crowley Rail Line
Crowley Louisiana October 3 The first genuine dime novel style holdup in Crowley occurred on the Southern Pacific Railway near the city light plant between 10 and 11 last night. Two hobo negroes robbed traveling representative T J Flin of the International Correspondence School Scranton Pa of five dollars in greenbacks a small pocketbook. The money was surrendered at the point of a pistol.
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Crowley
Southern Pacific Railway
City Electric Light
T. J. Flin
International Correspondence School of Scranton
Confederate Day at Dallas Fair Highlights Address
Confederate Day events at the Texas Fair in Dallas featured Col. J. Q. Chenoweth delivering an address on war issues and the need to preserve history. The program emphasized sectional tensions and historical memory surrounding the Civil War.
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Dallas Fair
Dallas
Texas
Texas Fair
Col
J. Q. Chenoweth
Sophomore and Freshman clash at Tulane leaves two injured
In a Tulane University melee a punch and crush at the first rush left Bernard and partner injured, Henry Mulligan severely hurt, and Landau carried off unconscious. Doctors say Bernard cannot live, Mulligan will recover, as the two groups of Gee men and Sophomores collide in the fall game.
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New Orleans
Tulane Uni
Loeber
Bernard
Henry Mulligan
Landau
Mulligan
Lenday
Capitol dome fall thwarted by two workers rescue
Two workers at the interior of the capitol dome in Austin saved a young man who toppled toward a 300 foot drop. He was caught mid fall by coworkers, narrowly avoiding a fatal plunge inside the capitol building.
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Austin
Texas
Capitol Building
Capitol Dome
Capital
Palace Fire Gift Plans For Copenhagen Declared
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a plan concerning Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen. A portion will hold Parliament while the rest becomes a royal residence. The document mentions a palace once burned years ago and a gift to the aged king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Ge Beren
Christians
Vorg
Jas
Lipton Testimonial Fund Subscriptions Reported
A Lipton testimonial fund update shows subscriptions from multiple cities. Funds listed include amounts around 50 000 dollars with individual contributions ranging from five hundred to fifty dollars from twenty five donors. The report notes the total may be exceeded by further receipts.
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Lipton
New York
Ominous Prophecy and Zulu Death Coincidence
Observers note that while all other designs succeeded a failure was seen as an omen and two days later news arrived of a Zululand prince's death. A time calculation using longitude differences alleged a match with the moment imperial crowns refused to fight. Skepticism rose due to a long secrecy period before publication.
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Zululand
Gathering of Clam Shells and Sorting Process Described
The article describes a clam fishing operation where the boat is loaded with clams and water the shellfish are boiled for about twenty minutes then dumped into a sorting tray. Workers in a shed bleach and sort shells to extract meat with delicate fingers.
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Fisher
Antoinette van “Hoesen
Platonic Love Question Puzzles Rev Sheldon
Reverend Charles M. Sheldon of To peka replies to reader letters on diverse topics. A Buffalo woman asked his opinion on Platonic love and he says platonic love is like all other tones very exciting.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Sheldon
Iiterrtentre
Buffalo
Responsibility of the Oyster Rumor Questioned
A newspaper excerpt discusses whether oysters spread typhoid fever as passive vehicles for the disease. It notes skepticism about a single doctor's testimony and calls for more evidence before drawing conclusions.
Mexico Yellow Fever Outlook Cites Small Gains
Reports from Laredo and Monterrey show a gradual improvement with few new cases and no deaths. Authorities credit fumigation and house to house canvassing for sanitary gains, while casualties include Lieut. Juan Liceaga, a nephew of Dr. Eduardo Liceaga. No fever detected at Carrizo Springs.
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Nuevo Laredo
Reyes
Monterey
Juan Liceaga
Eduardo Liceaga
Superior Board of Health of México
Liceaga
Military College
Chapultape
Victoria
Linares
Mexico
Carrizo Springs
Texas
Velasco Texas Storekeeper Found Fatally Murdered
Report from Velasco describes the murder of M. Huntington plantation storekeeper, killed behind his store counter with a blunt instrument. The arson attempt failed as flames spread slowly after the crime, and a search for suspects is underway. In Louisville, Robert Dalton Burdine is murdered and cousin Wm Hayes wounded in a boatyard attack by negro assailants on Tow Head Island. Will Fletcher accused after an ax strike. Police arrest four, with twenty others implicated.
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Velasco
Texas
Perry
M. L&#Nimpfer
M. Huntington
Louisville
Robert Dalton Burdine
Ww. Hayes
Louisville Boat Club
Will Fletcher
Burdine
Hays
Fourshe Gross
Fletcher
Robbery Suspected In Velasco Plantation Crime Scene
State Farm adjoining Huntington plantation reports indicate the trail was not taken by the assailants. Sheriff Harvin and deputies rushed to the scene after the crime, where the deceased man, a longtime Velasco resident, was found.
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State Farm
Huntington Plantation
Theatrical Manager Shot in Van Buren Arkansas
Charles Tolsen actor and manager of the Tolsen Stock Company was shot at the depot by Dr Perchment. Tolsen was wounded through the body and taken to Fort Smith hospital in critical condition. The motive remains unknown.
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van Buren
Ark
Charles Tolsen
Tolsén Stock Company
Dr. Perchment
Big City
Opera House
Perchment
Tolden
Tolsen
Fort Smith
Two Men Killed by Derrick Contact in Montreal
In Point St. Charles Montreal on October 5 two men were instantly killed when the derrick they operated touched an electric wire. A. Parbht died instantly while P. B. Provost, shocked, was badly burned and later survived. Foreman J Curtis alerted and also died in the mishap. Provost survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Point St. Charles
A. Parbht
P. B. Provost
Parent
Prévost
J. Curtis
Parént
Provost
Illness of Postmaster General Wilson Bissell
Buffalo reports Hon. Wilson Bissell, postmaster general under Cleveland, is seriously ill after returning from a long East vacation and resuming law practice. Ten days of reduced work preceded a sharper decline. doctors would not confirm internal cancer despite rumors, stating only that his condition is serious.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wilson
Bissell
Cleveland
East
Oreny
Miss Mary Archie Awarded Damages for Dismissal and Incarceration
London Ontario reports Miss Mary Archie once of Milwaukee won eight thousand dollars damages five thousand for wages and five thousand for wrongful dismissal after release from an asylum. The jury verdict was cheered by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ontario
Mary Archie
Milwaukee
the Sacred Heart
Market Hunters Drive Venison Law Violations in Austin
Oct 5 report from Austin notes rising violations of the game law as market hunters ship venison from localities. Sportsmen seek enforcement while county attorneys pledge strict action to save game for years.
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Austin
Texas
Beaumont Street Car Line Inaugurates Sabine Magnollia Link
The Beaumont street car system debuted the Sabine Magnollia conjunction yesterday and pleased riders. Harry Johnson and Superintendent Bullis are due in today while Ben Johnson is set to leave the company around Tuesday.
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Beaumont
Texas
Harry
Johnson
Bullis
Ben Johnson
River flood threat as Colorado rises near Browswood
Austin Texas Oct 5 The Colorado River continues to rise bringing debris downstream from Pecan Bayou near Browswood. It is not expected that the lowlands will be overwhelmed as the rise stems from a single stream and remains limited to the area near the bayou.
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Austin
Texas
Colorado River
Pecan Bayou
Browswood
Mine Host Jacoby Sells Gardens Acquires Driskill Hotel Interest
Coll Walter Jacoby known as Mine Host Jacoby sells his celebrated gardens famed for their culinary fare and buys an interest in the revitalized Driskill Hotel where he serves as head. Driskill management now includes Messrs Jacoby and Carl Leutcke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Walter Jacoby
Jacoby
Driskil
Driskill
Mésszs, Jacoby
Carl, Leutcke
Windstorm Tears Through Cincinnati Suburbs
A severe windstorm swept through Cincinnati and nearby towns yesterday afternoon causing structural damage in several localities including Glendale fourteen miles north of Cincinnati. No injuries or fatalities were reported.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Glandale
Bowen Family Hurt In High Speed Auto Crash
Herbert Bowen publisher of Richmond Hill L I his wife Agnes and their year-old son Herbert Jr were seriously hurt while racing down an embankment on a hill in Mast New York. The car was wrecked and all were taken to hospital with Mrs Bowens condition listed as critical.
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New York
Herbert Bowen
Richmond Hill
L. L
Agnes
Herbert, Jr
Shoemaker Robert Nickles Ends Life After Reprimand
Toulsville Kentucky October reports a shoemaker Robert Nickles in poor health killed himself after a reprimand from his wife for drinking.
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Toulsville
Robert Nickles
Don't burden yourself with more airs than you can carry
A terse aphorism counsels restraint in pride and display, urging focus on substance over outward show. It warns against overreaching or adopting grandiose behavior beyond one’s capacity. The line speaks to humility and practical self awareness.
President Roosevelts Planned Messages Preview Tariff and Policy
Washington reports outline President Roosevelt’s upcoming messages to Congress. He will address Cuban reciprocity for the extra session and a broader tariff review in December, while delaying specifics on timing. The currency reform and a strong navy are also expected themes as business confidence improves.
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Swithh
R&e- Mgnds
Ibis
S*m
Russia cautious on Japan mobilization in Far East
Paris Oct 6 The Russian government says Japan's troop transport for Corea does not yet show an unfriendly act. Russia is kept advised on Japan's mobilization as three divisions are embarked and the fleet moves between Chefoo and Tasan. Baron De Rosen returned to Tokio after talks with Admiral Alexeiff at Port Arthur. results remain unknown.
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Paris
Japan
Corea
Russia
Teoope
Rowtween
Brackenridge Proposes City Funds to Clear Debts
George W Brackenridge offered to advance about 140000 to San Antonio to cover overdue warrants. He asks for a lien on back city taxes until reimbursement, aligning with the council to provide a means to meet obligations.
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A. Patriotic Texan
San Antonio
Texas
George W. Brackenridger
Brackenridge
Lyence
Swift & Co. Chief Bookkeeper Dies in Typhoid Case
Austin Texas October 6 F L Yackey chief bookkeeper for Swift and Co died last night of typhoid fever His remains were shipped to Minnesota for burial.
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Austin
Texas
F. L. Yackey
Swift & Co
Minnesota
Death in church shocks New York parishioners
Hugh McNulty a wealthy beef merchant died of heart failure while praying at the Church of the Ascension in New York City. He collapsed on a pew and was carried to the vestibule by ushers as physicians declared him dead. The sudden death caused excitement among worshipers.
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New
York
Hugh, McNulty
Houston engineer reports banker Wettermark seen in Honduras
New Orleans on October 6 reports Leon Perl of Houston returning from Honduras where he says Wettermark a defaulting banker from Nacogdoches Texas was seen in San Pedro Honduras under an assumed name.
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New Orleans
Leon Perl
Houston
Texas
Honduras
Wettermark
Nacogdoches
San Pedro
Wonduras
Austin Tax Receipts Reported For Quarter Ended Sept 30
The article notes Texas Central records show a quarterly passenger tax of 480 dollars on 48 017 22 passenger earnings for the quarter ending September 30, with Balney listed in the context.
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Austin
Texas
Traller
Texas , Central
Balney
Hoskins Case Ready for Trial in Fort Worth Court
Both sides in the noted Hoskins case announced ready for trial in the Seventeenth district court. The court was thronged with people as the taking of testimony was to begin. Sensational developments were expected after yesterday morning’s statement.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Hoskins
Seventeenth District Court
Mississippi Prepares First Public School Music Department
A Mississippi school system announces plans to establish the state’s first public school music department. Officials envision structured music education across districts, integrating vocal and instrumental programs to enrich student arts opportunities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi - A
Desperate assault on White House vestibule tied to Elliott case
A man named Peter Elliott from Minneapolis, sanity in question, fought officers in the White House vestibule before noon. He was overpowered and taken to a police van. A recent letter to Secretary Loeb from Washington referenced Elliott with a photo and request for an interview with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Peter Elliott
Minneapolis
Executive Mansion
Elliott
Loeb
St. James Hotel
Foreign Consuls in Macedonia Seen as Likely Outcome
Officials expect a practical result from the Russian Austrian Ottoman notes with the creation of foreign consuls in Macedonia and nearby troubled districts to administer reform plans. The move follows efforts by Russia Austria and other powers to extend influence and coordinate actions across regions.
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Paris
Turkey
Macedonia
Efa
France
Great Britain
Russia
Austria
Blackmail Plot Seeks 50 000 from Northern Pacific
Helena Mont Oct The time limit set by blackmailers for the Northern Pacific to deposit 50000 to save the road from dynamite night expired with no action by the dynamiters. A man named Langdon, alleged to have bought powder for a mine, was arrested yesterday in connection with the case.
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Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific
Langdon
Ties rushed to front for St. Louis Brownsville line
In Corpus Christi on Oct 6 crews rush ties to the front for the St. Louis Brownsville and Mexico road. The train that was temporarily halted resumed hauling ties to Robstown. Barge loads of ties continue to arrive and grading work accelerates on the line.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
St. Louis
Brownsville
Mexico Road
Robstown
General B. T. Johnson Dies at Rock Castle Richmond
Gen B T Johnson died yesterday at Rock Castle the residence of his son in Richmond Virginia He was a Maryland native who joined the Confederacy at the outbreak of the Civil War and rose to high rank for gallantry He remained prominent in state politics after the war
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T. Johnson
Richmond
B. T. Johnson
Rock Castle
Maryland
Former Postmaster General Bissell Nearing Death
In Buffalo on October 6 former Postmaster General Bissell was reported in a dire state. Dr. De Witt Sherman, his attending physician, said the patient is in a very critical condition and may not survive the day.
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Bissell
de Witt Sherman
Two men sentenced to thirty years for McKans killing
Charlotte, North Carolina. Ed Gpiin and John Féwell were convicted of the murder of Robert McKans and sentenced to thirty years in the state penitentiary.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ed‘ Gpiin
John Féwell
Robert McKans
Petentiary
Pecan Bayou Flood Reaches Record Level in 1900
Pecan Bayou near Mullen Texas rose to within three feet of the 1900 high mark. The flood washed away cotton and corn fields and damaged stock, notably hogs, with numerous farms affected along the river area.
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Mullen
Texas
W C T U Protests Reed Smoot Rejection Agenda
Knoxville group condemns Reed Smoot’s United States Senate confirmation stance. Activity centers on opposition to his Utah credentials and the implications for national policy.
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Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Utah
Mustard Plasters Classified With Drawing Instruments
A reader notes that mustard plasters are listed under drawing instruments in the current catalog, prompting questions about classification and用途 of home remedies alongside technical tools.
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