Weekly Yellow Fever Reports and City Updates
New Orleans officials report seven new yellow fever cases and several deaths as of the 20th, with ongoing concerns over outbreaks in Vicksburg Mississippi and other cities. Reports mention civil war injuries, railroad incidents, crime trials, and Mississippi town developments including Greenwood post office plans and improved water systems.
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New Orleans
Vicksberz
Pessoa
Fla
Natehex
New Orients
Taac
Morton Statement Clarifies Equitable Life Society Actions
New York Sept 3 Peal Morton President of the Equitable Life Assurance Society releases a statement about changes at the Savario cafe linked to the Equitable Macdiog. He says there is nothing new of importance and the firm will continue operations until arrangements are made. He notes no offers from directors or employees to profit from the cafe and aims to restore the Anapineen entitlements.
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New Albany
New York
Huck N. Street
Meriian
Deesnerr Coe
Mineie Pot
Mississippi
Equitabie Society
Ford
Sevarini
Bishop Hendrix Sued Over Wealth Case in Southern Methesisem
A suit filed September 3 names Bishop Hendrix of Kon ousity Me in a dispute linked to wealth claims and expenditures. The case centers on alleged misuses connected to church wealth and a reference to a session of the Seathweet Wikewart Conference.
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Cacutherespile
Hendrix
Hemirix
Osbwewe
Jacko
Mewane
Wowart
Prisoner Held After Auto Collision Kills Pedestrian
The incident at Twenty sixth Street and State Avenue left Lews Winter fatally injured after a car driven by Aethar Stewart struck him. Stewart, 18, and two passengers Mary Stewart and Willem Bollivar were detained as police investigated the scene and arranged medical aid.
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Aethar Stewart
Mage
Mary Stewart
Chanfeur
Willem [Bollidar
Nilwaniges
Uewietent Altimany
Black Man Shot After Dark Encounter in Clayton
In Clayton Deputy A. J. Shores struck and shot a Black man named Robert Taylor after pursuing him from a church confrontation. A mob from a local congregation gathered, but authorities prevented lynching. Taylor was jailed after the incident. later Shores learned the man was his wife disguised or mistaken in the chaos.
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St. Louis
Sepe Manegro
Sherif
A. J. Shores
Clayton
Shores
Coheed
Robert Taylor
Taylor
Tragedy at Dance Leaves Kentuckian Dead in Panic
In Maysville Kentucky on September 4 Henry Fil wards aged 11 was shot and killed at Lewisburg Quenty by Clarence Turner agent 3. The two began firing at close range causing panic as dancers fled. Turner is jailed in Maysville claiming self defense.
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Maysville
Henry Filwards
Lewisburg
Claremce Turner
Edwards
Turner
Fifty Filipina Students Arrive in Chicago for Western Colleges
Fifty Filipina students arrive in Chicago from Washington state preparing to register at Western colleges and universities. The group travels to begin enrollment processes in the new academic year.
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Chicago
Sepe
Washington
Governor Hoek pledges refinery fight if re elected
Topeka Kansas governor E W Hoek declared today that if re elected he would send a message to the State to support a refinery bill. He said a measure could be drafted to overcome constitutional objections that doomed the previous bill passed by the last legislature as unconstitutional.
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Topeka
Kas
E. W. Hoek
Refiniery
New York Reports Yellow Fever Case on Steamer Havens
A passenger from Colon aboard the steamship Havens, Jose Maeairs aged 2, contracted fever during the voyage and was placed in quarantine hospital upon arrival. Health officials released the afternoon statement detailing the illness and transport to medical facilities.
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New York
Swinbarnes
Mississippi Agricultural Bulletin Reports Railroads and Examinations
A Mississippi bulletin from the agricultural expert notes railroads' annual earnings across Mobile and Gulf Coast lines and lists state railway reports. It also covers county examinations, teacher appointments, and a courthouse term in Hinds County, with bids for penitentiary provisions and local school events.
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SIMO
Alabama
Real Southern
Satebea and Southern Railway Company
Stott Lst
Mistixiopi
Allroad
Gulfaml
The Last Word Before the Dey's Separation
Margaret E. Sin0ster reflects on harmony at home and the danger of always needing the last word. A tyrant in family talks disrupts peace, while kind words and small acts sustain happiness and ward off quarrels.
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Gayety
Margaret EC
Eeeph B
Berwien
Beck Agen
Dees
Shea
Dembery
Mear
Alor
Hialmar Boyesen
Bert
Ateraetel
Herokem
Eilen
Simple Child Tunic Design For Summer Wear
A small child tunic described for two to three year olds uses cream cashmere with silk embroidery. It features a center front band of insertion and matching sleeves, trim options left to taste, and is suitable to wear over knickers with a relaxed summer fit.
Chipmunks and Squirrels Use Pouches in Cheek Regions
The article notes how chipmunks, squirrels, and ground squirrels collect food in their mouths and use elastic cheek pouches to extend the cheeks and store roots and leaves. Pockets run outside the mouth along the cheeks, extending under the skin toward the shoulders, filling with plant pieces to create a bulging appearance.
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St. Nicholas
Camel Leaders in Caravan Transport Across Asia Minor
In eastern caravans camels are commonly led by a stront ball who guides the herd. If the leader falls or is absent, the group tends to mutiny. In Asia Minor, donkey deputies often lead camel caravans, reflecting the donkey’s important role in eastern transport.
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Omer
Asia Minor
Hair Care Instructions for Scalp Massage
The guidance describes nightly routines for scalp care using a small amount of oil. It advises dipping fingertips into sweet oil, massaging the scalp, parting the hair carefully, and running fingertips along the parting line while avoiding greasiness.
A New Belt with Water Pocket in Linen Cloth
A belt described as new in pique of linen features a water pocket. It is wide about four or five inches with the usual gilt buckle at the front and a left side pocket. The pointed tab and baton hold the watch securely in place.
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