Fever Panic Grips South as Mail Service Halts
New Orleans and Louisiana areas grapple with a spreading fever outbreak. Quarantines tighten as Calcasieu Parish blocks traffic and rail lines, while rail service narrows to essential freight and mail. Officials report 54 new cases and 4 deaths, with some concealment uncovered by federal health inspectors.
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Quarantine Measures Expand as Yellow Fever Fears Rise
Reports detail emergency actions across Louisiana and Missouri as quarantines tighten. Refugees flee by train to Jonesboro Arkansas with limited food and no chance to lean from windows. Suspects detained off Galveston steamship Nueces are sent to Boxman Island for examination.
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Russians Presented to Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill Visit
Russian peace envoy Baron Rosen and Witte arrived Aug 1 at Sagamore Hill on a special parlor car from Long Island City for a formal presentation to President Roosevelt at his Oyster Bay farm. A crowd gathered as officials escorted the visitors, with assurances the visit would not alter ongoing peacemaking efforts.
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Jury Cannot Agree in Williamson Conspiracy Case
In Portland the jury reports inability to reach a verdict in the case of the United States against Congressman J. X. Williamson after a second trial round. Dr. Van Gessner, a former U S Commissioner, and Marion Biggs face charges of conspiracy to suborn perjury tied to securing an energy-related matter, and were discharged.
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Bidding Limited to German French Firms for St Petersburg Tram
London reports the electric tramway project in St Petersburg will accept bids only from German and French firms, excluding American and English companies due to pro Japanese sentiment. Bids are to be received soon.
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St Petersburg
Banker's Condition Improves After Gall Stone Operation
Isedore Wormssy, a New York banker, underwent gall stone removal here last night. He required stimulants during the night but showed slight improvement early today as his temperature fell and pulse remained weak.
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Isedore Wormssy
New York
Magdalene Relieved Zeigler Expedition Vessel Contact
The Arctic vessel Dangry reports speaking with the Magdalene, relief ship for the Zeigler Polar expedition, on July 16 at latitude 74 degrees 25 minutes north and longitude 10 degrees 22 minutes west. Magdalene reports all well.
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Norway
Dangry
Magdalene
Cridwell Death Linked to Own Action In Press Scandal
Cincinnati dispatch reports death of Robert W Cridwell linked to fallout from a New Yorker article about Alice Roosevelt Longworth and others. District Attorney Jerome and figures in Ohio politics discuss authoring and timing of the piece, with Criswell implicated in the press controversy and a possible suicide.
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Franchises Extended in Salt Lake City Vote
After a district court dissolved a restraining order against councilmen Rulon Wells Tuddenham and Barnes the Salt Lake City council approved the compromise ordinance extending Utah Light and Railway Company franchises by an eight to seven vote in the early morning session.
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Infante Maria Alfonso Dies of Meningitis in Spain
Gan Sebastien Spain Aug 4 Infante Maria Alfonso heir presumptive to the throne dies of meningitis He was born February 2, 1983 His father Prince Charles of Bourbon will wed in November to Princess Maria Teresa sister of the late princess of Asturias
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France to Bring Home Fallen Soldiers Kept as Prisoners
Berlin Aug 1 The French government asked for the remains of French soldiers who died as prisoners in the Franco Prussian wars to be repatriated. Emperor William ordered the transfer with military honors to be rendered in every case.
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France
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German exile Charles de Saldern dies in New York
Funeral services planned in gloss over Baron Charles Frederickh Edmond de Saliern a son of von Saldern of Germany who moved to America fifty years ago and altered his name. He lived in Cincinnati then Brooklyn where he died, son of Geneval Charles Frederick von Saldern.
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Attempted midsea explosion on French ship Asniferes
A foiled blast occurred on the French ship Asniferes, sailing from Swersea to England, when twelve fuses used in miners’ charges were found in the hold among the coal and later partially exploded causing no damper due to gas. The ship belongs to Sociern Anonies Egugs Courtness Axvencas of Paris.
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William and Edward may meet in Frankfurt rumor persists
British officials deny confirming any meeting between former Emperor William and King Edward and say no information has been received. Yet officials regard the rumor as not impossible, while embassy and foreign office withhold comment.
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Officers shoot man after resisting arrest in Wisconsin notice
Special to The Northwestern reports East Troy resident W. Bates charged by Mrs. Hilliard with malicious mischief resisted Sheriff Hartington and deputies, fought officers in bed, then attempted to escape down stairs. Bates suffered a gash as he fled, authorities say.
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Witte Arrives in New York Faces Mixed U.S. Opinion
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate American press generally backs Mr. Witte and Japan peace talks. The tone is cautiously optimistic about a favorable outcome while showing sympathy for Witte after his U.S. arrival and interviews.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Carsm en Regatta Opens with Regional Heats
The Canadian Amateur Association regatta began in Catherines Ont with preliminary heats. Strong teams from Toronto, Argonauts clubs, Rat Portage, Ottawa and the Mutuais of Buffalo participated.
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Wholesale Jail Break Shocks Sioux City Prison
A morning jail escape frees eight prisoners charged with burglary and highway robbery from the county jail in Sioux City Iowa. Details are scattered in weather and local notes but confirm a mass breakout from the facility.
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Sioux City
Danish Crown Talks Norwegian Throne With Gustave Arrival
Crown Prince Gustave of Streden arrived in Copenhagen to meet King Christian about the Norwegian throne. The discussion centered on succession and royal arrangements between the two monarchs during the August meeting.
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Indictments Expected From Met Scene Grand Jury
Milwaukee August 4 grand jury may return indictments this afternoon if approved. Five bills likely, stenographers busy three days drafting documents at the state's attorney office. Special Assistants McGovern, Gof, and Coberns reviewed indictments as two officials examined the work.
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Strike Drags On As Rail Unions Claim Progress
Associated Press reports no new developments in the Northern Pacific and Great Northern telegraphers strike. Union president Perham says members stay loyal and are winning, while General Manager Horn asserts vacancies will be filled and traffic largely normal. Passenger trains face delays but Overall service shows signs of improvement and reinstatement divisions begin work.
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Milwaukee man chosen as association leader
Louisville Ky Aug 4 The National Association of Stationary Engineers today ejected R. D. Tomlinson of Milwaukee as president. The next convention will be held in Philadelphia.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
RK. D. Tomlinson
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Philadelphia
Green Lake cup final yacht race called off
A Wisconsin special from Pewaukee reports the Green Lake cup final yacht race was canceled due to no wind. Races expected to resume tomorrow with calmer conditions anticipated on the lake.
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Reid Gives Luncheon in London With Notables
American Ambassador White hosted a luncheon in London with several U.S. guests. Present were Representative Charles E. Littlefield of Maine, Representative James B. Perkins of Rochester, N.Y. Justice Gildersleeve of the New York Supreme Court, and other officials.
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Battle 18 Veritable Forces Close Near Tamen Hives
Report cites Japanese advance guards near the Tumen river and possible imminent assault. Detailing claims of simultaneous pushes from Manchuria and connections with ships off Peter the Great Bay, the dispatch notes active trade expansion by Japanese traders in southern Manchuria as troops move.
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Girl Commits Suicide After Concert Evening
A girl identified as Miss Ore shot herself last night near her home after attending a concert with a companion. The incident occurred on the road near Garland. Authorities say the couple were well regarded, and the circumstances suggest a self inflicted act.
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Emigration Companies Protest Canal Work Conditions
Toxic reporting notes emigration companies opposing Panamanian canal labor migration. They claim government guidance is lacking and no care for sick workers, no repatriation plans for families, and harsh living conditions.
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Coreans Make Appeal to President for Peace Conference
Arrangements were made for Corean leaders Syngeman Rhee and Rev. P. K. Yoir to meet the president this afternoon. Their mission is to seek his interest in Korea’s concerns at the forthcoming peace conference.
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No Vacation Planned in Washington During Investigation
Washington August reports that son has decided against taking an annual vacation while he conducts an investigation in the Department of Agriculture. He planned to leave August 1 to accompany Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot on a tour of western forest reserves, but this work will be left to Mr. Pinchot.
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Kendall fined for census refusal in Milwaukee court
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Kendall faced court for refusing to answer census questions. He was fined 23 dollars and 66 cents before he would provide information about population figures.
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Frost Destroys Crops After Recent Cold Spells
Weather damage hits berry crops and potatoes with reports of heavy losses across multiple regions. Local farmers count cost as frost lingers into early next week and officials assess insurance and relief options.
Fire damages Caulfield block in Grand Rapids
Lightning struck the Caulfeld block on South Ottawa Street causing a fire loss of £9.05. John Caulfield, owner, and the Harvey & Seymour company were the heaviest losers.
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Land Offices Closed and Transfer of Duties Wisconsin
The president by executive order discontinues the Eau Claire and Ashland land offices. Their business will move to the land office in Wausau Wisconsin. D LeLand of Sheboygan offers a half block on the lake front to expand the city park. Puzzling civic note ends with a remark about public space gardeners.
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Russia Seeks Loan as Wall Street May Yield
Reports from New York indicate Russia plans to place a loan in the United States to aid peace negotiations. The Herald says conferences have occurred between Russian officials led by Mr Witte and prominent bankers, with several banks showing interest though a denial from Gregory Vilenhin states no loan talks are underway.
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Water War Grievances Stir New Orleans Health Drive
A meeting issue prompts Mayor Behrman to seek U S Marine Hospital Service help for yellow fever. Louisiana naval reserves seize a tug near Shin Island while Fontainbleau detention camp plan sparks protests from Jackson County citizens and a Jackson delegation heads to the governor.
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Murder Raps Mentioned After Toronto Bar Death
The body of William Sichelver, manager of conc r ie mixers, was found in a Toronto bar today with heavy stones tied to his clothing. Police in Toronto and Chicago investigate whether murder or suicide occurred amid a chaotic scene involving Berliners and a remark about the Kaiser.
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Pointed Faragraphs On Scandals And Summer News
A collection of humorous or quip style observations on manners, women, money, quarrels, and seasonal annoyances. It riffs on finances, family pride, and social expectations, ending with a terse nod to a miner named Scotty and a cryptic line about kin complications.
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