Yellow fever cases rise amid New Orleans fears
The New Orleans fever report for 24 hours ending 6 pm on the 1st cites 7 new cases and 25 total deaths 155 and " 25", with Dr White and colleagues warning the worst may pass but spread risk remains. Italians resist regulations prompting police aid. Additional cases noted in Vicksburg Natchez and other Louisiana Mississippi points as weather warms and inspections intensify.
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New Orleans
White
Marine Hospital Ervice
New Oreans
Homer J. Dupuy
Brady
Bax
Houma
Schriver
Terre Boone Parish
J. T. Wade
Canal Street
L. A. Mereux
St Bernard Parish
Vicksburg
Mis
Natchez
Fitchette
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pentation
Mississippi Development Notes Across Industry And Agriculture
Mississippi columns discuss livestock fattening for northern markets, cotton prices, mosquito fever quarantines, and statewide improvements. Highlights include Aberdeen chicken shipments, Hattiesburg growth, Jefferson and Laurel area farming efforts, and Greenville and Jackson area constructions. Mississippi courted by rail and road investments, with towns like Laurel, Gulfport, and Gloster cited for progress and opportunities.
Senator Clark Buys Artwork With Sheep Motif
The New York World recounts Senator Clark of Montana bargaining with an artist. He jokes that the painting costs four sheep and watches as finishing touches add sheep along a winding road. The bill arrives, and he writes a larger check than expected.
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Senator Clark
Montana
Bill Thas
New York World
Poem Claims Russia Will Not Yield Saghalen
A Philadelphia Enquirer note asserts Russia will never give up Saghalen and features a rebellious female speaker who vows resistance. The piece presents a dated, unverified quotation with a defiant tone.
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Rusaia
Saghalen
Philadelphis Enauiser
Mississippi crop prospects and exposition plans update
The government crop report notes above average temperatures and heavy rains across Mississippi with variable effects on cotton and corn. It cites light to moderate yields, open bolls in the north, and widespread corn maturity. talks of cotton picker demonstrations at the Industrial Exposition and plans to bring machines to Jackson.
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Louis Griffin
Aberdeen
Ymir
Hellish
Columbia
Mississippi
Searhem
Coud Week
Hlay
McKay
Piel
Erearen
Emperor thanks President for peace efforts in Far East
Oysterias Sept 6. A cable from the Japanese Emperor expresses warm thanks for President Roosevelt’s disinterested and unremitting efforts toward peace in the Far East. It credits Roosevelt with a distinguished part in achieving peace based on essential principles for permanent welfare and tranquility.
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Oysterias
L Talay
Japan
Far East
Russia
Keneewelt
Portsmouth
Mexican War Veterans to Parade for President Visit
Raleigh expects sixty nine Mexican War veterans to join October 1 parade during the State Fair. President to be escorted from the State Capitol to the fair grounds with state national guard presence and Governor Glenn hosting. President Jefferson Davis, Raleigh native, was the last president to visit the city.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Elction
National Guard
Tin State
Armfield
Xeander
Aleigh
Glenn
Irc
Cahtact
Joffeson
Incendiary Fire Strikes Army Club Near Park
A mysterious Sunday dawn blaze at a beer club near Kattamyga Park in Tennessee caused about 200 dollars in damage. Investigators labeled the fire incendiary as soldiers and workers reported prior warnings and griping about the club's operations. Local troops and county officials weigh legal and moral questions about the establishments tied to soldier discipline and public drinking.
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Kattamyga
Tenn
Tohickmanga Park
Taft Arrives in Hongkong for Three Day Visit
Secretary of War Taft and his party reached Hongkong on September 4 and will stay three days. Governor Sir Matthew Nathan and the British colony honor the visitors with receptions. A Taft visit to Canton was called off due to anti American sentiment and hostile placards.
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Hongkong
Taft
Matthew Nathan
Canton
Twin count in Ripley area sets unusual records
In Ripley Tennessee on September 4 a local official notes a surge of twins among county officials families. J W Emison county clerk is father of twins while J H Perry trustee has two pairs, J B Parker counts three pairs, and T C Pearson registrar has four pairs.
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Ripley
Tenn
al Commonwealth
J.W. Emison
J. H. Perry
J. B. Parker
T. C. Pearson
Register
Diplomatic Shift Toward Roosevelt Style Sea Diplomacy
The dispatch from St. Petersburg notes that Portsmouth and Pesce mark a shift to practical sea diplomacy led by President Roosevelt. It credits Roosevelt with guiding the conference outcome and praises his understanding of the Russian plenipotentiary. M. Wittie is mentioned for making a positive impression on Austria.
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Russia
Japan
Society of the Depew Improvement Co
Sabes
National Firemen
Kansas City
Roanoke
Christine Tennefson
Ager
Devil's Lake
Ind
Waln
W. S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Co
Itis
Witone
Owensboro
Lawrence
Independence
Washington
Hague
Japanese Association of Satie
Wash
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Niagara
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Prokope
Col Kremarerko
Viborg
Ponzian
M. Witte
Portsmouth
Cr. Jordan
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Pesce
Far East
Toxo
Port Arthour
Komu- Ta
Mary Emily Doneleon Wilcox
White House
Andrew Johnson
Washington, D. C
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Gen. Grant
Gen. Lee
Appomattox
Berlin
Bonaparte
San Francisco
Charles Trade
Berpingtom
San Diego
St. Mary's
McClintock
State Board of Public Works
William Barbour
Ella Denny
Huntington
W. Va
Thhen
Eugene E. Schmitz
Union Labor Party
Lieut. Mayer
Chicago Fire Department
Adnan Chaffee
Waterloo
Belgium
Douglas
Massacusetts
R. J. Collier
New York
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Lemburg
Aesria
St. Petersburg
Tjrashdanin
Ronevelt
M. Wittie
Lessons Disliked How Girls Become Interesting Women
Dorothy urges girls to embrace challenging studies and steady practice to build intellect and will. She cites Molly Sue’s drift through schools, then argues sustained effort yields genuine mastery, memory, and self respect, urging focus on one task at a time and personal conscience over medals.
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Dorothy
Molly Sue
Eirth
Rosamond
Bard
Point and Honiton Lace Trade Item Description
The notice describes handmade lace products including two yards of husked braid and edge, with thread required for finishing. It references a source of hand-work goods and notes limited availability and quality expectations, indicating a craft market item from a historic period.
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Heston
Chricizaa
Unclear OCR Writings Spur Odd Odor Claims in City
An incoherent World Gazette snippet claims people driving with Breas fear odors from wild onions and animals. It mentions emetic scents from chems Uger and dangers from panthers and other dangerous wildlife with strong odors.
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New York World
Rome
Chems Uger
Dragoons Clash With Cavalry in Aldershot Skirmish
Dragoons near Aldershot charged into a formation, slashing rifles and harassing cavalry. They pursued the opposing force, injuring riders and smashing bicycles before others contained the incident.
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Aldershot
cFuarvs
Dining etiquette notes misaligned guest and host roles
The text explains seating and dish service etiquette describing positioning of guest of honor to the host’s right and serving courses to each guest at the table as it passes around. It reflects instruction on proper course order and passing dishes during meals.
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