Archbishop Chapelle Stricken With Yellow Fever In New Orleans
News from New Orleans reports Archbishop P. L. Chapelle contracted yellow fever at his Esplanade residence. A noted church leader and author of major church reforms, Chapelle assisted at the Vatican Council and held high posts in Baltimore and Santa Fe before becoming Archbishop of New Orleans. His physicians deny rumors of imminent death as he fights the fever while efforts to manage the Italian stricken community continue.
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the Tribune
New-Orleans
Catholic University At
Washington
Rhunes
Mendes
France
Picpus
Belgium
West Indies
America
Canon Chapelle
Pius IX
Republic of Hayt
Young Chapelle
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Port Au Prince
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Kenrick
Amore
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Spalding
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Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Spalding
Dr. Chapelle
St. Matthew's Church
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Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Santa Peon
Salpointe
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New Orleans
Dir Chapelle
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Roy See
Partie
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Porto Rico
Philippines
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Preete
O'Rourke Contract Lost Halting Graft Suit
Philadelphia records show a missing original contract worth 127000 dollars tied to Michael O'Rourke and city street repairs. Officials state the document is not in custody and its loss delays suits seeking annulment and payment prohibition.
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Philadelphia
Hank
Weaver
Michael O'Rourke
Walton
Kinsey
Bureau of Highways
Acker
O'Rourke
Rourke
Dogs Tear Woman in Danbury Near Her Home
Mrs. Milton Be. Van Keuren, wife of a local businessman, was attacked by three neighborhood dogs on Smith Street. Stripped and savagely bitten, she suffered deep wounds to the shoulders arms and back before bystanders and neighbors intervened. Doctor A P MacDonald called it the most fearful attack of its kind he had seen. her condition was serious but she was expected to recover.
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Danbury, Conn
Milton BE. van Keuren
Smith St
Mary Knapp
Killed by First Clam in West 28th Street Home
Mrs Mary Dalton died after choking on a clam eaten for the first time and left unattended while her daughter Mrs Sarah Richardson spoke to her. Patrolman Weeks summoned an ambulance and Dr Farr arrived too late at the West 28th Street residence.
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Mary Dalton
Sarah Richardson
Riot at Baker Strike Ends as Police Quell Monroe Street Clash
A late night riot in Monroe Street between Clinton and Montgomery streets erupted over a Jewish baker strike demanding shorter hours and higher pay. A plate glass window was shattered at Louis Stemple’s bake shop as Stemple fired into the street, wounding Morris Kuresky. Police restored order after a mob filled the block, arresting ten for not dispersing, while strikers expanded to Local No 2 and planned broader walkouts across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Newark as unions rally in sympathy.
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Clinton
Montgomery St
Louis Stemple
Monroe St
Stemple
Northrup
Madison St
Gouverneur Hospital
Kuresky
Gouverneur
East Side
Manhattan
International Union of America
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Samuel Kurtz
Suffolk Sr
Katinime
Board of Health
New York
New York State Court of Appeals
Kease
Refuses Stanford Gift From Melbourne Antiquities
The Examine reports Thomas Felton Stanford offers Stanford University a collection of antiquities said to have been gathered from Egyptian tombs by the astral body of a blacksmith. The proposed donor cites C Bailey as the medium. Dr Jordan disputes the collection’s method and the commission will not accept the gift.
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San Francisco
Thomas Felton Stanford
Melbourne
Australia
Stanford
Stanford University
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Tustle
Egypt
Mahatma
C. Bailey
Jordan
Anarchists Converge on Boston for International Congress
Anarchists from around the world head toward Boston for their annual international congress. Police report plans to make Boston headquarters, shifting large details to the likely riot district. Authorities seize inflammatory circulars and arrest speakers haranguing crowds.
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the Tribune
Boston
Paterson
N. J
Hunt for Miss Tucker Continues in Dense Woods
One hundred men search Lebanon Maine woods for Miss Mary A. Tucker of Providence Rhode Island who disappeared from Lake Ossipee twelve days ago. W Fastman of Lynn directs the effort and believes she entered the forest though traces beyond the border are lost.
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Rochester
N. H
Lebanon
Mary A. Tucker
Providence
Lake Ossipee
W. Fastman
Lynn
Horse Dragging Incident Injures Boyds in Cape May
A horse hitched to a runabout driven by George W. Boyd, PA Rail executive, dragged over Beach avenue at dusk. George W. Boyd and his wife, their two year old daughter, and a maid were thrown from the wrecked vehicle east of Pennsylvania station. Boyd escaped serious harm as he freed the mare and the party avoided major injuries.
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Cape May
N. J
Beach-ave
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Rail
Thad
Student killed in Mount Epsilon fall near Fate Park Col
Chicago student Aug Lonia Ro Levins died while exploring Mount Epsilon on a Wednesday afternoon. He slipped from a ledge over three hundred feet to a rocky cliff, his body mangled by rocks. A companion was with him as he tumbled into snow and ice, where the body will be recovered and sent home.
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Talraravhe
the Tribune
Fates Park
Col
Lonia Ro Levins
Chicago
Mount
Epsilon
Levine
Seaich
Dr W C Tilden Dies in Washington After Career in Army Medical Museum
Washington reports the death of Dr W C Tilden a former chief chemist at the army medical museum under the surgeon general. He is noted for identifying the poison in the bouquet sent to Gutteau before his execution.
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Washington
Aug
W. C. Tilden
Army Medical Mipuseum
Surgeon General
Gutteau
Roosevelt Hosts Peace Envoys Aboard Mayflower
Historic gathering aboard the Mayflower as President Roosevelt welcomes Japanese and Russian envoys. The scene features cordial exchanges, a formal king of hospitality, and hopes for a just and lasting peace, though undercurrents hint at possible deadlock in New Hampshire talks.
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Roosevelt
Asia
New Hampshire
Dewey's Old Port for Invalids
Dewey and Sons Co at 8 Fulton Street New York promote a tonic port claimed to strengthen the weak and those with capralescent conditions. The ad presents a medical claim aimed at invalids seeking rejuvenation.
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PEWEY
Bettie
Aay PY & Sons Co
Fulton St
New York
DEWEY
WII
F. Dewey & Sons Co
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Wisconsin Rendering Company
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