Various World News Items Highlight Postwar Tensions and Disasters
Tax comptroller reports on national banks. Kentucky envoy to Bawan departs Washington for San Francisco en route to new post. British post office secretary dies. Gulf coast crops hit by storm with orange losses. Moscow reports Coorema outbreak in Hungary. Convict forward prison in Mos er records cases and deaths. Honolulu celebrates ship Boston's reception. Alton native Taurston shot in Alaska. Anarchist Pares executed in Spain. Alva steamship lost near New York with few survivors. Amsterdam officials hunt for missing Mrs. De Dong via hypnosis. Riverside steel plant in Benwood reopens after shutdown with wage cuts. Riot participants discharged. Americans hired. Telegraph lines damaged after great storm. State college freshmen strike over suspensions. Mrs Brus injured in carriage accident. Red Cross relief efforts compare to Johnstown disaster. funds raised.
Senate and House After Brief Open Session News Summary
Contained dispatch lists Senate rules motion by Mr Hill on quorum rules and a House move to place the secretary of agriculture in line for presidential succession. Multiple foreign and domestic items follow including epidemic updates at Brunswick, trade and freight incidents, and a crowding list of assorted political and financial notes from the period.
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Senate
Hill
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Trainry
Agen
Trene Excitement Over Smallpox in Sonora
Telegrams report growing alarm in Sonora Mexico as smallpox appears in Posol and other cities. A treasury statement lists October 1 outstanding paper money at 1 12 205 031. Gulf coast storm losses and other varied items follow.
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Sonora
Mexico
Posol
Tmeasurg
Tth
Gulf Coast
Economic notes show trade and manufacturing shift in September
The weekly trade review indicates a downturn in business activity with manufacturing adjustments and rising money in circulation. Analysts note a 14 percent decline in certain sectors, while treasury deposits and bank conditions reflect cautious money flows and potential monetary policy impact.
Widow Walsh Naturalized After Long Declared Intent
In Na ! yesterday Ann Walsh, an elderly widow, took the oath of allegiance to complete her late husband James Walsh’s petition for citizenship. The case, perhaps unprecedented, referenced Jasper County land entry and federal statute allowing a declarant’s widow to finalize upon naturalization. Carlisle & Ottofy represented Walsh.
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Ane Waist
Louie
Ann Walsh
Mra Walsh
James Walsh
Lams
Jasper County
Carlisle & Ottofy
Great storm narratives reveal survivor accounts and urgent relief
The full storm story recounts every affected settlement and survivor testimony of horrors and heroism. Relief is urged to prevent starvation and exposure as settlements report deaths and missing others swept to sea. many bodies recovered in Chemere Canonada. Secretary Carlisle approves 1 350.03 to Louisville sinking fund from railroad bond tax dispute.
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Chemere Canonada
Ses
Wassixetox
Carlisle
Louisville
City of
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
United States
Lucania Sets Western Steamer Record on Transatlantic Run
The Cunard liner Lucania arriving from Liverpool via Queenstown last night set a new western record by completing the voyage in five days two hours and 13 minutes, beating the Paris mark by fifty nine minutes. Despite an entirely new engine, the vessel showed performance that justified expectations of future records and anchored off Sea Girt at 1 07 pm before proceeding to quarantine.
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Liverpool
Queenstown
Paris
Locania
Dennis Rewie
Seadty Hook
Skirmish Report Reaches Mashonaland Patrol Against Matabels
Cipher dispatches from Mashonaland describe a clash between a police patrol of the South African Chartered Company and Matabel warriors on the Shashi river near Bechuanaland. No casualties reported as Matabels retreated after exchanging fire. likely scouting from Chief Lobengula’s main force marching toward Port Victoria.
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South Africa
Mashonaland
London
British South Africa Co
Pokice
Shashi
Matabel
British Bechuanaland
Lobengula
Port Victoria
Chattering Children Visit the Works Fair from Louisville
More than five hundred Louisville public school children visited the Chicago World’s Fair on October 7. A special Monon train carried the group, led by Prof. Taylor and teachers. They toured the grounds despite strong winds, returning at 11 p.m. after seeing the illumination.
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Lowteville
Woath
Carcaco
Louisville
Chicago
Monon Road
Englewood
White City
Mgr
Brazilian Situation Report From Rio Janeiro Interview
The United Press reporter spoke with Brazil’s secretary in Lospom about current events in Brazil. He said many sensational dispatches from Rio Janeiro were inaccurate and did not mention renewed bombardment of the city by the rebel admiral’s fleet.
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United Press
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Cotton and corn report from Vicksburg district
In Viexancaq the week yielded favorable harvest weather for cotton and corn. Cotton opened rapidly with widespread picking. worm damage is minor though leaf and small boll drop increases from dry weather and Paris green loss. Some sections report light ginning as farmers wait for better prices while others gather crops. A Confederate veterans reunion in the county organized Camp Lamar with 131 veterans. Notices warn ginners against early cotton processing. Court reports note larceny conviction. local deaths include Dr Gaotans and Wall Geierre. A Yazoo City store plans a wood products factory. fifteen medical licensees passed exams.
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Attala County
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E L. Brister
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State Board of Health
Fizteen
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Natchez
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Port Rtai
Wilson, McNutt
Sasa
Ponaway
Hodges
Jobo Lana
Daleville
A. G. A. Papen Sordi
Maryland and Louisiana appointments stir senate and society News
The article notes Geis Jom James R Randall being appointed to a senate position by Sergeant-at-Arms Bright amid southern support. It mentions Lieut. Colonel Charles Parlange named justice of the Louisiana supreme court by Gov. Foster, and covers marriages, deaths, and a note about Texas shipping longhorned frogs to the Chicago World’s Fair, with a casual regional tone.
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Geis
James R. Randall
Marylad
Senate
Charles Parlange
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Foster
Leotetana
Cleveland
Ttisemi
Texas
Chicago
el Paso
Roanoke Riot Probe Charged Grand Jury For Violent Killing
In Roanoke Virginia the judge urged the grand jury to investigate the riot and killing of people by the military to indict all responsible if evidence shows unlawful authority was used. A deacon from San Antonio was fined for drawing gas. A dispute at a church produced furniture missiles and a line of church officials faces penalties. A land contract for a penitentiary site in Franklin County Tennessee was rejected by Governor Turney for costing the state fifteen thousand dollars more than value. An old Massachusetts soldier buried near Atlanta is noted. A ten year old girl in Cumberland Gap is treated after a mad dog bite. A New Orleans reward offers two hundred dollars for Julien the murderer under condition of handing him to authorities. A Knoxville farmer drowns attempting to ford the Holston River en route to a wedding.
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Local Historian Thomas Hensen Attends Bienville Court at 101
Thomas Hensen, age 101, travels 40 miles from the south Bienville parish to attend court in Ar ia. The item notes his journey and presence at the hearing amid a string of local notices and names.
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Bienville Parish
Ar‘ia
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