Yellow Fever Notes and World News Briefs
New Orleans reports 27 new yellow fever cases in 24 hours, 2,259 total. deaths total 316. Reports from outside city add 38 cases and eight deaths. Dr. Berge fined for failing to report a case. Bar on treaty and political shifts noted. Widespread dispatches cover riots in Japan, Manchuria, Russia, and global cholera and political tensions, with various regional health efforts and infrastructure notes.
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New Orleans
Ith
LD W. Green
Jesuit Tolleee
Philup Berge
von Eudert
Bayou Boeuf
la Fayette
Parteroo
Polots
Southern Pacific Road
Georgia State Board of Health
KN. English
Maysvit
Gulfport
Miss
Senne
Eapherin
Mexico
Lotieries
Mealow
Jimmy Brick
Colma
Cali
Nelson
Witte
Bertin
Roosevelt
Oatesman
Georgi
Siberia
Kobe
Japan
Marquis Jto
Palmer
Foreman Ricketts
Faces Bridge
St. Louis
Fred James
Cook Plantation
Sumner Miss
James
Pillsburg
Delmar
Dr. Strong
Texas
Jobin J. Carney
Springfield
Mass
New York Life Imeurance
Tokio
Norway
Quinsan
Shangha
Shanghai- Nenkin
Sophie Erlinger
Far East
Russia
Persia
St. Petersburg
Manchuria
Asia
Germany
Frederick C. Rossiter
Chicago
Hammond
Ascention
American Federation of Lawor
Taquanrog
L. D. Cooley
Kalamazw
Frederick P. Rindge
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
Orient
Baku
Balakian
Sabunty
Nomani
Edward Mullins
Mae Wood
Omaha
Neb
Post Office Department
Butte
Mont
James F Berzes
Patrick Hanley
Tarters
Khankend
Caucasus
Mississippi Cotton Association Urges Joint Brew Between Spinner and Producer
The Mississippi Cotton Association presses for closer ties between cotton producers and manufacturers to curb broker manipulation. It warns that Wall Street brokers profit from volatility and urges coordinated action to raise prices for growers and mills alike.
Slayings Case Trial Reveals Thirteen Principals In Trial
The jury in the Thomason case, involving Thomason Met conor aml Howell and others, reveals thirteen principals linked to a killing at Tate County. Several ringleaders were moved to Marshall County for trial, with one earlier hanging reversal by the Supreme Court noted. The trial progressed after venue changes, including a late-morning jury return.
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Holly Speings
Mies
Sepe
Thomason
Conoraml Howell
Uenur
Sherif Pag
Tate County
Webber
Trening
Evetody
Vincent
Short
Pong
Artestes
Marshall County
Tar Meaury
Trend
Supreme Court
Buster ‘Theomaeon
O Thiel
Agartl
Whitt
Senatebia
Ivee
Kansas Dra ws Color Line in State Schools
News reports from Kansas recounts negro pupils denied admission to white high schools in Kansas City and Bonner Springs amid statewide segregation tensions. Courts will test the legality as lawmakers previously mandated racial separation in Kansas City schools.
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Kansas City
Bonner Sorinus
Kas
Kansas
Hooner Springs
Booner Springs
Lynching on New York streetcar after seat dispute
A crowd on a Second Avenue surface car fights over a seat near Pitkin Street. Tony Brown stabs and slashes three men with a pick, injuring them severely. The mob beats Brown as police arrive and restore order with revolvers and backup officers.
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New York
Second Avenue
Pittonioth Street
Tony Boone
Third Avenue
Secorn
Een
Brown
Mississippi Matters Highlights From State Affairs and Rail Talks
The Mississippi articles report on shifted deadlines for the Mississippi Cotton and Fertilizer Company, impending fairs to boost attendance at colleges and orphanages, and a proposed joint rail interchange. It covers Gulf Coast lumber matters, court actions over back taxes, and health board appointments. It notes university openings delayed by health orders, road and county courthouse updates, and farm crops in Sunflower and Tunica counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missieippi Bine Fustrial Bapesitien Company
Noweenheer
Jackoon
W. Patheree
Gulf Coast Lumber Company
Patheree Lather Compashet Aml
J. T Evans
Board of Supervisors
Lauderdale County
Meridian
Henry
Penitentiary Board of Control
Delta
Sunflower County
Americans Tricked into Africa by Railroad Promoters
William Hilburn, a former Mobile resident, arrived home after three years in Africa with sixteen men who went to build a Cairo and Vape railroad project near the Zambesi in Transvaal territory. Only Hilburn survived harsh jungle conditions and a desolate camp while others perished. Separately, Wm Kelley, known as Uncle Bil, marked his 34th year in Sing Sing on his birthday as fellow inmates extended wishes for his forthcoming pardon.
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Mobile
Ala
William Hilborn
Africa
Bei Felling Pe Vape
Cairo
Hilburn
Pensacola
Fla
Zambesi River
Transvaal
Ape
New York
Wm. Kelley
Sing Sing
Kelley
Arkadelphia Well Strikes Oil At 280 Feet
Arkadelphia residents report Smith & Cox well near the city struck oil this morning. The bore reached 280 feet passing through sand and found high grade crude oil, promising a profitable venture.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Smith & Cox
As Bow
Graciousness in Women Through Tact and Home Training
A long essay extols tact as a woman’s strength, urging cultivation of a smiling expression and genuine interest in others. It argues selfishness blunts graciousness, stresses applying tact at home, with advice to praise, encourage, and engage the young and old, shaping character and family harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
Joseph
Howlers
P Absenrce
Tem
Gray
Pather
Value of Sunshine and Daylight in Homes
The text argues that thorough daylight benefits healthy people, opposing gloom in rich or poor houses. It urges letting light into rooms, bright stairs and passages, and dismisses dim religious light as harmful.
The Large Hand and Long Sleeves in Portraits
The writer notes that oversized hands look smaller when cuffs are wide and long. In old bishop portraits the hands appear small because bishops wore very large frilled cuffs. The cuff width affects perceived hand size regardless of fashion.
Tale of Queens and a washerwoman lineage
The remark that Queens Mary II and Anne were granddaughters of a washerwoman and that Anne Hyde’s mother had been a laundress before marriage reflects a Jacobite story. The tale did not damage the queens' popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary II
Anne of England
Anne Hyde
Earl of
Clarendon
Enamel on Cards Production Process Described
The enamel of address cards is made by rubbing a mix of Kremnitz white onto the card. After drying the surface is brushed with flannel and powdered talc, then polished by vigorous rubbing with a hard brush.
Oily Skin Cleansing Lotion Recipe
A simple cleansing lotion for oily skin uses one half pint rose water and one half pint orange flower water with half ounce of benzoin tincture, six minims of myrrh tincture, and a few drops of glycerin. Apply with a bit of old linen.
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Misfourt
Folk
Portland
Ore
John C
Kinley
Baron Komeura
Illmess
Roosevedt
Kilikowsky
Count Shuvaloff
Moscow
Jutland
Washington
Great Britain
California
Ratteman
Prussia
Wyseck
Russian
Poland
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Cantoe
Lee Weddle
Nellis Eichelberger
Frederick
Maud Davis
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Mount Vernam
Rand
Connellsville
Henry G. Stiles
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Indianapolis
Shonts
Panama
ca_ Bay commission
J. E. Markel
Sweden
Jacob H. Thompson
New York Times
St James
Rome
Raphael Pierrotti
Pope
Leo XII
Sidney Jackson
Crawford County
Ligcoim County
Lee Deok
Morrisville
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Batue
Judents
Bengal
India
Cornell
Greater
Mississippi
H. E. Blakeslef
Jackson
Growers’ Association
Wall Street
Theodore Price
Southern Cotton Association
United States
Price
Gentlemmn
Lone Star
Jones County
Biloxi
Minstespp
Memphis
Tennecace
South
Monroe County
Monroe
Bolivar County Democrat
Rosedae
Rosedale
Marks
Quitman County
McComb
Pike County
Lowndes County
L. E. Hall
Scranton
Mathiston
Maben
The
Advance
Pearl River
Philadelphia
Puags Slayers
Met
Negro Pupila
Mielelppi
Alateta
Vicksian Railroad
Northwestern Bathren
Northwestern Aml
Aleotama
Vicksburg
Ehanes
Alabama
Wirt Adame
State Revenue Agent
Ducks Gleetric Railroad Air Pacer Company
Hines Eormnty
Chirkston
Uiry
Aml
Mississippi Synoduies College
Holly Springs
Sunflower Enunty
Rowls
Kilcannon
Unetustrial Institute
Aot College of Famous
Murrah
Millsars College
State Board of Health
Musaps College
Motrice, Jackson and Kansas Chtry Railroad Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Memytis Gor
Eas U the M
Jami KR. C
Bate
Tunica County
Sam Cook
Tunken County
Jorges
Yasuo City
Jungles
Til Gift
Tale
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