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Norfolk Virginian

Location

Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1897

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Yellow Jack Appears After Ocean Springs Fever Scare

Reports from Ocean Springs and Gulf coast states describe a yellow fever scare with authorities ordering quarantines. Doctors from Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama concluded the illness is yellow jack or dengue but caution remains amid autopsy findings and a statewide effort to isolate Biloxi Ocean Springs and nearby rail routes.

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Deaths linked to fever sweep in Mississippi

A telegram from Edwards Miss says Tony Champion longtime state legislator died there from a fever. Seven of the Anderson family near Manards fell sick after their Ocean Springs visit. Mrs Champion checked on them then Champion himself fell ill and died. Officials in Washington investigating Ocean Springs fever case, uncertain whether yellow fever.

Jackson Miss Edwards Here Ton. S Champion Eian Anderson Manards Ocean Springs Mr. Champion

Yellow fever reported at Ocean Springs Miss and response

Dr Bullbache acting surgeon general reports from Ocean Springs Miss indicate yellow fever. Assistant Surgeon Wahadin and Mississippi Health Board members concur a second autopsy confirms yellow fever. Officials await Dr Guiteras from the University of Pennsylvania before taking further precau tions, with measures to depend on his findings and potential decontamination plans.

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Lynched by Daylight at Mount Airy to Sewland Glbseawe

A Raleigh Virginia murder tale recounts Henry Wall assaulting Sadie Cook a white girl then killing her with a rock and knife near Friend's Mission. He was lynched by unknown parties near the scene as news spread. An unrelated steamship ad offers trips on the Northumberland line to Mabjack Bay with round trip fare listed.

Raleigh NS. C Mount Airy Sewland Glbseawe Sadie Cook Henry Wall Wall Roe Northampton Hoy Line Mabjack Bay

Luetgert Murder Trial Hearings On Corpus Delicti

Chicago, Sept 6 1897 A key conference between the State's attorney and Luetgert murder case experts focused on corpus delicti proof. The strength of the prosecution rests on identifying bones near the out house and ashes from the furnace. The defense plans to impeach Inspector Schack and call about 20 witnesses to challenge testimony.

Chicago Ill Luelgert Prium Frank Chlorofosky Tivanle Déeenen Mebwen Luetgert Sehoack Lotpls L. Luetgert Sehanek Anal Hin Atiur Beys L Efferts Gottleib AL Sehimek Vincent Isaid Acadust Inspecteur Vinewat Laute

Tragic railroad death near Crystal Tea plant area

Savannah Wells, a young man from Gandford Street, was found dead beside the Norfolk and Western line near the Crystal Tea company factory in Petersburg. An inquest is planned after dawn as authorities investigate the fatality and page details, with Wells employed at So wards Gra k fiarboay. The early service at St John's Episcopal Church will be held Friday at 4, followed by a Masonic service at Powhatan Lodge.

Savannah Wells Petersburg Gspedan Savanah Wells Norfolk and Western Mailroad Crystal Tee Company Wbaener Wil Tuomorrow Wells Ciandford Sowards Robert A. Hoowlwich John's Mypiscopal Church

Sunk in the fathoms near Py bee Sunday morn

A schooner named Agnes sank twenty miles off Py bee after a sudden capsize. Live guns on deck loosened and tumbled overboard, smashing the vessel as water rushed in within twenty minutes. Wreck lies in shipping lanes and may be salvageable, but is a hazard to navigation.

Sawanth Gan Agnes Sip Hess

Fatts Company resumes after repairs pressure relief

The Fatts Company began operation again today at Taltine after a long shutdown for annual repairs on August Mth, with many hands returning to work. In Milwaukee the Amos-Kea Mills also reopened after a one month shutdown, projecting thousands of workers back as the city resumes activity. A letter from Skaguay notes agitation for enforcing alien labor law and deporting workers who left to join the British Yukon Company.

ARTEL Fatts Company Milnehester Ntl Amos- Kea Cot TV Skagtitay Victoria Skaguay British Yukon Company

Labor Day Celebration at Virginia Beach Emerges as Major Union Event

A large crowd from Norfolk Portsmouth and nearby gathered at Virginia Beach for a Labor Day event organized by the American Federation of Labor unions. Railroad excursions ferried thousands, while Lee Rifles and Portsmouth units marched to the pavilion. James R. Casey chaired ceremonies with Frank Morrison presiding as secretary. Morrison delivered a lengthy address urging union organization and outlining labor's goals, challenges, and historical context. The speech emphasized solidarity, fair wages, and the need to unite workers across crafts to improve conditions and counter monopoly power.

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Richmond Labor Day Festivities and Political Nominations

Labor Day crowds fill Richmond with Exposition Grounds amusements and two baseball games while lawmakers and candidates challenge for the House seats in nearby counties. Notables include new nominations in Prince William, Northampton, and Chesterfield districts, with Populists weighing joint bids. Deaths noted include Dr. Pulliam and Dr. Miller, and Rob Fitzsimmons to umpire next Friday’s game.

Virginian Redmond Richmond Exposition Grounds Arthur Keep Washington Godfrey Denver Hurtnie Nor- Tolle House of Delegates Newberne Nortulle G. C. Gallagher Prince Wilwink County Thymus Clarke A. Maupin Menpiesa Charles Smith North Mpi OW. Mathews Accomac R. S. Powell Drunswick George c Win Wing Ques Hewoanen Nest House Fewonen Mr. Saunders Hichmond Messrs Reddy Minpin CLM Sncw James Lewis Anderson Ye Hon Isaac Air Diges Digg Hanover B. L. Winston Wood Chesterfield Fe Willavin J. Owen J. AM. Hubertson Manchester Thomas Davis Chesterfiel Tulle Mr. Jordan Powhatan J. Theskins Wobson James M. Gregory Ghesterfield Mersis Hobson Gregory Department Gilles A A. Miller Polk Miller Bow Wir Virginia Mary Vincent Monte Maria Convent Mary Ryan Rob Fitzsimmons Atheart Lewis Ginter Westbrook Internal Revenue Service Civil Service Commission John Enfers Jy Edward Fpf Higelow Roanoke George Stevens, Jr James EB Merriweather Oliver * Fippen Cumberland John Re McComb Lewisa Albert T. Wright Petrick HH. Larkin Portsmouth Brady Petersburg

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