23 Oct 1897
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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1897
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a containe rine det ector by Spenkershity and references names like Moon, Ris ley, and T J with scattered place hints. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm a coherent news item or event.
Washington October 29 1907 The Myer Seheneder case at the Catholic University draws new letters from Cardinal Steinhuber and Bishop Horstman. Wostimt Scl warns he will resign if public accusations persist while press reports quote church officials on possible replacements and the Holy Father’s stance.
The Holy Father reportedly advised Mar Schroeder against resigning as a university professor. Board members reportedly pressure him to resign, with a suggestion that Your Excellency should gently address the impropriety of the move.
A fragmentary 19th century note reports rising yellow fever cases in New Orleans with deaths including a prominent preacher. It describes doctors, local families, and suspected infections spreading through the city, mentions Captain Berkam of the Weather Bureau and forecasts cooler weather delaying the fever’s end into November.
Memphis observers report suspected yellow fever case linked to a local resident. Health officials urge vigilance as at least three days pass without confirmation. Doctors in Memphis declare no immediate danger to the public while monitoring passengers at the city gates and entry points.
The state board of health announced a response to a smallpox threat and reported eleven cases under investigation near Memphis. Officials noted pemper treatment tents and selected locations for observation, with a focus on preventing a broader outbreak.
Five cases to ten from the Theta bark. two tied times noted. Totals include darts and INTD ents with varied quantities and reayertes. kei Valo yeay appears in the record.
Reports from Montgomery list several suspected cases including Winch Meturehtinn and Megnena with names like Willian McDamted and TT Hardaway. Deaths are noted and health officials discuss yellow fever concerns as officials from Dallas County plan investigation led by Dr Hilberns.
In Virginia at Hicimiond the veterans of Virgin Wehl observed a memorial session. The assembled list of officers and members included Greate Coin Tse Cox and other named figures from various posts. J.T. Teacy is noted as deceased in the closing roster.
Dun and Co weekly trade review notes peak buying in textiles, with orders exceeding supply as factories across branches push for replenishment. After strong September activity, October shows large shipments, rising prices, and persistent demand for cotton and wool goods despite signs of inflation and stock replenishment pressures.
The Bradstreets Review notes a slowing of trade movement and reduced demand across staples including tea, meat, and wool while heavy industry and machine production show tentative rebounds. It mentions weather impacts, wage trends, and shifting activity at Western centers with renewed interest in certain markets and ongoing deliveries for next year.
Cloned Thaberis service in First Miarykuwd Regiment and details from Petersburg describe a Confederate veteran gathering with A PLUM Camp of Confederate Veterans. Talks mention delegates, a prospective appointment, and plans tied to Richmond and the fate of the road construction, with figures like Louis Wright and Hugh Mercer Tolssegu referenced.
The report covers crop movements and market activity for the 25 days of the season, noting totals such as AGS 218 and 2,068, a revenue tallied in various states. It references Revelpie at Slates pris and 1, Mi, 7h2 figures, with port readouts and taking totals for North South and Canada and a year’s totals.
In a disrupted local item, the report notes a series of deletions and activity at a retail site in Asheville. Drones and security measures appear as workers begin to remove items and inspect the premises. The article mentions attempts to recover funds and collectables amid ongoing investigations.
Coal miners of AWlalana gathered for a meeting where delegates were chosen to present the union. Representatives from the United Mine Workers of America were appointed to coordinate the effort and assess the mining district's strength.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a fatal shooting involving Ti Ligittodt a Cherokee Indian, with names Tallanasses Dherhha Ontoler 29 McSahonm and Ti Ligittodt referenced amid unclear context and a later line mentioning Troma Jub or Maris Lewes.
Fragmented correspondence outlines topics at a Monetary Conference with references to government figures and invited delegates. It mentions territorial roles, food policy, and debates on international matters including Britain, Ireland, and the United States.
scrambled notices describe a voyage aboard the schooner Silver Deel under Captain Castillio with crew pledged for a five voyage expedition toward a Spanish port. reports indicate delays, expulsion rumors, and plans for a warship as soon as possible, with details on routes and leadership unclear due to garbled text.
WRIXCRTON NY reports a commemorative event marking the day no charter was granted to the college in New Jersey. Officials including Grover Mhoevellune and Lert Wwbemleven attended, reflecting on the university's origin and Princebin University evolution.
A garbled report lists individuals including John Hewell Carroll of Munice and Charles Hiarris of Indiana in Nagasaki, Wallace Miles of Texas in Mexico, Oscar If Williams of New York in Manila, and Marty of New York in Ching Kiang, China, with Mathew Th McParland named as Tampa district customs collector.
Report from New York on October 22 notes total bank slopes for the entire war effort amounting to 300,000 with unclear figures and percentages. Ambiguous figures reference 8845 per bet and a 25,2 percentage, with exclusive New York data and implied increases.
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