Week's News Terse Outline From New Orleans To Mississippi
A sprawling digest notes yellow fever counts in New Orleans, Roosevelt’s birthday aboard West Virginia, Jerome nominated for New York district attorney, and a Seattle case of a suitcase murder link. It mentions rail strikes in Russia Japan troop movements, fires at Halifax and Princeton, and multiple political shifts including Loubet and McKinley memorials. Mississippi fair reports, Pontotoc Ridgeway fruit plans, New Albany growth, and broader regional development projects.
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Roosevelt
West Virginia
William Travers Jerome
New York City
Boston
Japan
Vladivostok
Russia
George's Island
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Sam J. Bailey
Henry Tomlinson
Chanute
Kas
Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
John Tweedale
Washington, D. C
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
King Oscar of
Sweden
Goth Wands
Louisville Southern
Lexington
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
United States Supreme Court
Monterey
Mexico
Princeton University
St. Petersburg
Todd
New York
Philadelphia & Reading
Oxford Street
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Magnolia
Nairn
Nows
Harriman
Douglas Robinson
Roose
New Orleans
Loubet
Madrid
Lisbon
Fall River Mass
Gov. Pennypacker
Pennsylvania
Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny
King Edward
Great Britain
Prince Arthur of
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Kes
Vatican
Mgr
Rinaldini
France
Alfonso
A. R Green
Department of the Interior
Topeka
Colby
Chicago
W. H. Harroun
St. Joseph
State
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wm. J. Hall
Swift & Co
Charles A. Flammer
Aberdeen Hotel
Moscow
Yarsolay Nizhni
Novgorod
Simbirsk
Saratof
Voronez
Kharkoff
Simperopol
Ekaterinoslav
Kieff
Smolensk
B. Frank Clyde
William P. Clyde Steamship Co
William Abel
Ninth Ward of Kansas Co. Co
Wquor
Alderman Abel
Drugscore
For Greater Mississippi a Devoted to Development of the State
A compact feature notes various resources and interests across Mississippi. It highlights industrial commercial and agricultural potential, with items gathered from local reports and observations. The piece contributes a snapshot of the state’s development priorities and ongoing projects.
Obedience to Law Sermon Warns Against Mob Violence
Bishop Galloway at the Ryman Auditorium denounces mob justice and insists on absolute obedience to laws. He argues there can be no justification for taking vengeance by force and cautions that mob violence undermines government, calling for strict enforcement of statutes and lawful conduct.
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Ryman
Dalleve
Tao
Th. Galloway
Tenteemee
Methodise Conferemer
Stout
Kansas
Russians in Revolt Signal Impending Crisis in St Petersburg
Reports from St Petersburg describe a tense atmosphere as troops concentrate and rumors spread. Observers say the government appears powerless while revolutionaries claim the regime is collapsing, and fear grips the public as false reports circulate of the emperor fleeing and high officials being assassinated.
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St. Petersburg
Ort. W
Theimperor
Eamark
Treport
Vicw
Biri
Mutiperr
Fatal initiation tragedy at Kenyo College sparks inquiry
Freshman Vierson Pierson of Kenyo College died after being struck by a Cleveland Akron and Columbus train while awaiting initiation into the Delta Kappa to slow fraternity. Investigators found his body on a railroad bridge. fraternity members deny tying him to the track and offer no clear motive.
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Calder
Obie
Stewart L. Vierson
Kenyo College
Cleveland
Akron and Columbes
Delta Kappa
Pierson
Voyage of the President Reaches Sea Route Amid Storm
Wireless station on Anastasia Island reports constant contact with the cruiser West Virginia during the journey north from St. Augustine. President is stated to be well and enjoying the voyage despite an east coast storm near Savannah. News notes better weather earlier and messages of safe passage received from the sea station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Fla
Anastia Island
West Virginia
Savannah
Ceeara
Sebeusioteete
Train Hurling Brick Targets President Fish In Tennessee
A brick was hurled through a window of the observation car carrying President Fish and Illinois Central officials as a train near Nashville approached a conference with Southern Railway over the Tennessee Central transfer. No injuries reported and a search for the assailant is under way.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fish
Ilinois Central
Southern Railway
Tennessee Central
Pish
Fire at Catholic orphanage kills one after jump rescue attempt
In Raleigh on October 30 three people leapt from second and third story windows of the priest's house at the Catholic orphanage, which was destroyed by fire. Timmy Wallace attempted a rescue but was cut off. Gudieh died tonight. Eleven Buffalo and John Glavish were trapped atop the burning building, forty five feet above ground.
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Raleigh
N. C
Catholic Orphanage
Buffalo
John Glavish
Timmy Wallace
Gudieh
Recreation Hours and Party Table Arrangements for Informal Gatherings
A hostess designs an original table and invitation scheme for an informal dinner or birthday party. Souvenir carts, place cards, and travel story topics spark conversation. A ten year old birthday party features a simple pink crepe table, angels cake, pink candles, ferns, and child-friendly favors.
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Alever
Bates
Ireland
Ramakina
Whimsy At A Summer Social From A Kitchen Market
A quaint column describes playful party ideas for children and adults. It covers bubble drinks with soap and glycerin, corn themed games with counting and prizes, and creative place cards matching guests to fashions and hobbies.
Style Guide for Elderly Women’s Evening Wear
The text advises middle aged and elderly women to avoid black outfits. It favors light colors like white and pale blue, with discreet pink touches. Pink velvet or chiffon accents and white lace or silk are recommended over black for elegance and age-appropriate charm.
Gentle Daily Facial Massage to Reduce Wrinkles
Daily gentle rubbing of all facial areas where wrinkles occur is advised to prevent new lines and reduce existing ones. Use moistened fingers with lubricant, stroke upward curves on the forehead toward temples, and give delicate, minimal contact around eyes and eyelids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo
Ten Minutes Of Perfect Relaxation Teaches Restful Sleep
The article advises ten minutes of total mental and physical relaxation as more restorative than lengthy tense rest. It notes many women feel tired after a siesta due to unrelaxed muscles and restless thoughts, urging full surrender to weight of the body to renew strength.
Proper Etiquette for An Afternoon Call
The article explains that a man leaves outerwear in the hall during an afternoon call and may bring hat gloves and cape for brief visits. On formal calls he may carry these items into the room. He should place his card on the tray offered by the servant upon entering the drawing-room.
Pension for a Cat At Pests Office Stirs Local News
Moumonte the official cat at the Pests office has received a retiring pension after fifteen years of service. The feline will be boarded out and fed soft meals as the animal can no longer chew hard food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moumonte
Sretectere
Crystal Hatpins Wartime Jewelry Item
Crystal hatpins with beadwork described as opuye colored beads are referenced as wartime accessories. The fragment notes hatpins as decorative items during the wartime period, highlighting materials and design.
Mississippi and Louisiana border case debated by Flowers
M Flowers assistant attorney general returned from Washington as Mississippi’s representative in the boundary case with Louisiana. He says the outcome hinges on Supreme Court views of the historic boundary and insists Mississippi would gain if Louisiana’s claim to part of the mainland is rejected.
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M. Flowers
Mississippi
Washington
M Bankai
Louisiana
Flowers
New Orleans
Trail
Missisippi
E W. Pirieter
Hedmoundville
Yazoo County
Rockomenton
Hrister
Varoo City
Waroo City
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Vicksburg
William McKinley
Springfel Mase
Henry Tomlingson
Lem Rice
Tomlinson
McClellan
Baron Rosen
Count Lamedorf
Lion Court of
Nicaragua
Albers
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of Illinois
Federal
Fort Leavenworth
Frank C. Bigelow
Milwaukee
Henry G. Goll
Census Bureau
United States
Minneapolis
McComb
Pike County
South
Hart
Solentiul
Kenada
Cad Thane
Columbus
Starkville
Pee Gee
Pontotoc
Yazoo City
Stegomyia Fasciata Stock Company
The
Magnolia Gazette
Pike
A. J. Wilson
Monroe County
New Albany
Aml
Uncle Sam
Vic
Tolley
Chrivengedina
AL Vallee
Baldwyn
Cher
Okolona
Ood
I. W. Jarrell
Newton
Aberdeen
Charles Scott
Rosedale
Europe
Italy
Leroy Percy
Greenville
Greater
H. &. Blakeslee, Jackson
Bishop Galloway
Bock
Jersey
Eo Cewry
Gov. Vartaman
Missioni Port Tankam Trust Company
Jackson
Treasury
James
Sims
Mississippi Institution For the Blind
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
Minneapolis, Minn
Eutline
Banner Lumber Company
Messrs. Laropton
Kentwood
Fastero
Sardis and Delta
Bonner Richanson
Humphrey & Co
J. M. Kirk
Gunnison
Memphis
Homme Companies
Merchants Union of
Meridian
Mississippi Fire of
Macon
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Railroad Commission
New Orleans-Mobile
Liberty-White Railroad Company
Ilread Commission
Charles Varnado
Sunflower and Eastern
Webb
Parchman
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