Federal take charge in New Orleans fever crisis
Federal action to take charge of the yellow fever response in New Orleans is praised by some while others argue Louisiana should maintain sovereignty. Authorities expect improved train service as Southern Pacific and Texas Pacific move passenger trains, with quarantine measures affecting routes through Mobile and Harsha. The fever toll nears 482 cases and 4 deaths citywide by noon today, with outside reports showing no new cases beyond Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Ted
Peage Conference Envoi Russia Japan at Oyster Bay
Envoys from Russia and Japan attend a peage conference at Oyster Bay, signaling diplomatic talks. Both sides seek dialogue amid regional tensions. Representatives discuss potential avenues for climate and trade cooperation, with observers noting cautious optimism.
Portsmouth Awakens Ahead of Peace Conference in August
In New York Aug 5 Portsmouth, the sleepy seaport begins waking as peace talks near. Baron Komura and Rear Admiral Mead command official salutes on arrival. Marines escort the envoys five miles from the yard to Wentworth. New Hampshire governor may greet them and invite a mountain trip after negotiations. Gregory Wilkin denies Russian loan speculation as Witte visits Wall Street.
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Navy Yard
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Piscataqua River
New Hampshire
Burglars in Knickerbockers Head for Oyster Bay
Two youths in knickerbockers were reported to be headed for Oyster Bay this morning after a burglary in New York. The incident involves a bold daylight entry and swift escape, with police seeking suspects and witnesses who saw the duo in transit.
Armour Well Owners Prepare to Fight the Law
Armour well owners mobilize to challenge new regulations shaping their water rights. Local councils confront legal battles as communities organize filings, petitions, and potential court action to defend access and property interests.
Oyster Bay Prepares as Peace Envoys Arrive
Oyster Bay wakes early as teams and yacht owners mobilize for the arrival of peace envoys Witte and Ro, with crowds gathering along West Fourth Street and the harbor. A pair of youths involved in a loot incident near the court house were arrested as the U S cruiser Chattanooga shadowed the area.
Two Robbers Escape as Shots Hit Innocent Bystanders
Chicago Aug 5 four policemen fired after two robbers who stole goods valued at 2500 from a baggage car at West 16th street. the thieves fled in a buggy with the loot but three bystanders were seriously wounded by stray bullets. Portsmouth Aug 5 anticipation grows as Russians arrive for next week’s conference with journalists en route to cover the sessions. plans for reception, security, and access are finalized.
Texas Man Claims 160 Acres in New York City Land Quest
A Dallas Texas man arrived in New York to press a claim on 160 acres west of Fifth Avenue between 75th and 125th streets, parts now Central Park, valued at over a billion dollars. He asserts the heirs leased it from the late Andrew Hartsfield. The report notes a legal battle over artesian well tax and calls for repeal to aid settlers and desirm against taxes.
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New York City
Kansas City Market Cattle and Sheep Prices Aug 5
Cattle receipts 400 including 200 southerns with market steady. Native steers 4.25 to 5.75. Southern steers 2.75 to 4.75. Southern cows 2.00 to 3.50. Native cows and heifers 2.00 to 5.25. Stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.40. Bulls 2.25 to 3.75. Calves 3.50 to 6.00. Western steers 3.50 to 5.00. Western cows 2. to 4.00. Sheep market nominally steady. Muttons 4.25 to 5.15. Lambs 5.25 to 6.50. Range wethers 4.60 to 5.25. Red ewes 3.75 to 4.50.
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Kansas City
Ladies of M. E. Church South Host Supper in Gits Building
The M. E. church South ladies offer a Saturday evening supper in the Gits building from six to eight. Tickets cost 35 cents. Menu includes fried chicken and gravy, potato chips, rice, sliced tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, apple sauce, hot biscuits, iced tea or coffee, and ice cream and cake.
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M. E. Church
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Interest notice from A. K. Mott at 309 Main St
A. K. Mott offers services as a trouble saver and invites inquiries about entertainment options including ice cream. The note references the Old Alamo, the New Alamo Cafe, Walton's Studio and stereopticon images of Yellowstone Park shown at the courthouse yard Sunday night.
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Texa s State Stenographers Meet Sets Attendance Record
The Texas State Stenographers Association opened its annual meeting in San Antonio with the largest attendance to date. President E D McKenzie of Houston called the session to order as prominent stenographers from across the state gathered. The group has grown quickly and influenced recent legislation favorable to its members. The two day convention continues.
Irrigation Congress to Convene in Portland in August
The thirteenth annual National Irrigation Congress, led by Ex-Governor George Pardee as president and Thomas Richardson of Portland as secretary, will meet in Portland August 21 to 24. The session is expected to draw a large attendance, with many irrigation leaders planning to attend the Portland fair and congress in one trip. The governor has appointed fifteen delegates to represent the Territory. H. J. Hagerman.
Roswell Lodge Meets This Evening for Work
Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M meets this evening at 8 o clock Visitors welcome by order of the W M A M Parsons Secretary
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W. M
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Plans Approved for Sisters Hospital in Roswell
Father Herbert returned from Wichita with plans for a new Sisters hospital to be built in Roswell this fall. The plans, prepared locally under the Sister Superior, were approved by the Wichita leadership. Construction is to begin within a few days.
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Wichita
Kansas
Sisters’ Hospital
Roswell
Carpenters in Roswell Donate to Hospital Fund
Carpenters union in Roswell contribute fifty dollars to a fund for a Sisters' hospital building. The union states the donation comes from the heart and will aid public enterprises whether directly benefiting them or not, though not all carpenters can secure work from the project.
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Sisters’ Hospital
Deeds Show Realty Transfers Filed in Probate Clerk Office
Deeds filed for record Thursday include the Felix Land and Cattle Company to F E Van Doren for 4800 dollars covering 120 acres in section 4 township 14 south range 26 east. James T Watson and wife to Sidney and Jennie C Pitt for 3500 dollars covering 3.5 acres and a half interest in an artesian well in section 4 township 11 south range 24 east. The United States of America to Wm T Jones patent to forty acres NW of NW of section 28 township 5 south range 21 east. The Aztec Land and Cattle Company patent to forty acres SW of SW of section 74 township 5 south range 20 east. The Felix Land and Cattle Company to Walter Scott Day for 600 dollars covering 20 acres in section 20 township 123 south range 26 east plus a deed to a water right in the Northern Canal.
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Felix Land and Cattle Company
F. E. van Doren
James T. Watson
Sidney
Jennie C. Pitt
United States of America
Wm. T. Jones
Aztec Land and Cattle Company
Walter Scott Day
Forsythe Hurt In South Spring Accident
Word reached Roswell that A R Forsythe of North Main Street was hurt at South Spring this morning. A physician was summoned from Roswell. Details are lacking.
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A. R. Forsythe
Roswell
North Main Street
South Spring
Roswell Weather Summary for Roswell and Vicinity
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico dated August 5 shows maximum temperature 90 degrees minimum 64 and mean 77 with no precipitation and wind from the east at 2 miles per hour. Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with local thunder storms and a steady temperature.
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