Yellow Fever Regains Havana Front in U S Efforts
Maj. Jefferson Kean of the U S Army Medical Corps is ordered to Havana to supervise sanitary measures as yellow fever spreads in the Cuban capital. Secretary Taft expects swift improvement under reinforced health services. Troop movements face quarantine rules, with initial forces to sail from New York and Tampa toward Havana, while a second contingent is prepared for rapid dispatch if needed.
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Roosevelt
Hurricanes Hit Mississippi Coast and Inland Areas
Reports from New Orleans detail immense flooding with fifty to seventy miles inland under up to eighteen inches of water. Fishermen villages were evacuated, with several missing as the tug R C West rescued eighteen refugees. In water up to armpits, residents dodged trees to keep footing as inland currents threatened lives.
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Kentucky Christian Missionary Society Officers Elected In Louisville
State convention session led by Rev H C Garrison of Danville elected officers for the Christian Missionary Society with BM Arnett of Nicholasville as president and Rev Cory E Morgan and Rev G K Marshall as vice presidents. New Stage Sunday school board members named from Louisville. State Sunday-school officers elected. A plan was approved to allocate one tenth of Bible school collections to Louisville Orphans Home. A five member committee was set to propose permanent organization and report in October.
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Christian Church Convention
H. C. Garrison
Danville
BM. Arnett
Nicholasville
Christian Missionary Society
Cory E. Morgan
G. K .Marshall
Richmond
Bruce W. Trimble
Mt. Sterling
Stage Sunday School
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Carpenter
George L. Lehan
Joseph Burge
Hilton
State Sunday-school Society
Hume Logan
J. K. Bondurant
Padufan
William Hinton
C. B Tate
Ford
Lexington
Nation
State Bible School
Fortune Teller Forecasts Divorce Realized in Kentucky
Lexington man John W Frederick awoke to a bombshell when his wife Jennie Frederick left with her two children. Once Jennie was Mrs Jennie Gray a Flemingsburg widow, nine weeks into the marriage she departed after a fortune teller warned of betrayal. Frederick found a goodbye note and expressed gratitude that the children accompanied their mother.
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Lexingon
John W. Frederick
Jennie Frederick
Frederick
Jennie Gray
Flemingsburg
Tragic shooting ends life of four year old in stable
In Central City Kentucky Russell Malloy was fatally shot by a rifle held by seven year old William Hanghian who, while examining the weapon with Malloy, attempted to return it to its box. The hammer struck Malloy in the neck area, breaking the collar bone. Hanghian, after realizing the severity, fled to seek a doctor and expressed fatal resolve saying he would die if Malloy dies. The two boys had been inseparable playmates.
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Russell Malloy
E. P. Malloy
William Hanghian
John Hanghian
Mussell Malloy
Young Hanghian
Russell
Kentucky Felt Deaths and Local Crime in One Brief
Versailles Mrs Elizabeth Greathouse 87 died from fall injuries. Gen Clarence R Greathouse was her son and Korea emperor confidant. she lived in Seoul after 70 and was revered. A Seoul-bound envoy accompanied her home. Lexington A race incident ended with a negro crowded by a white woman. the husband demanded another seat and violence ensued. Frankfort W S OConnell, opponent to Che Nautl for clerk, disputes primary fee rule legality. Fulton A A Allen and family learn of mistaken identity upon Kansas City death notice. Mt Sterling Democratic district leaders call a November primary for one representative. Richmond Marion Tudor allegedly killed by his brother Nathan over insults to Mrs Tudor.
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Elizabeth Greathouse
Richmond
Marion Tudor
Nathan Tudor
Kirksville
Mrs. Tudor
Marion
Indication of traction line plans from Covington area
A Covington source claims surveys exist for two urban rail routes the Kentucky Central line from Covington to Spring Lake and to Independence Kenton County with franchise ads to follow once land is secured. He also expects the line to extend into Cincinnati.
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Spring Lake
Kentucky Central Railroad
Independence
Kenton County
Cincinnati
Reunion of Sixteenth Kentucky Infantry Survivors
A gathering in Maysville Kentucky brought together members of the Sixteenth Kentucky Infantry survivors of the Battle of Franklin and the Tenth Kentucky Cavalry. Officers present included President Henry Metcalfe Brookville vice president Thomas A Jones Rushville Ind chaplain Thomas J Wood Nepton historian W W Lynch Maysville treasurer and secretary C C Degman Springdale and assistant A M January Maysville. Maj A T Wood Mt Sterling spoke. The next meeting location was Maysville on September 26 1907.
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Kentucky Infantry
Franklin
Tenth Kentucky Cavalry
Henry Metcalfe
Brookaville
Thomas A. Jones
Rushville
Ind
Thomas J. Wood
Nepton
W. W. Lynch
C. C. Degman
Springdale
A. M January
Mays
Mays ‘Ville
A. T. Wood
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky policy holders back international ticket plan
A large meeting of policy holders of New York Safe and Mutual Life Insurance companies in Lexington gathered representatives from Central Kentucky. Insurance Commissioner Henry R. Prewitt urged forming a committee to confer with other states and visit New York if needed, then report to Kentucky policy holders after extensive discussion.
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New York Safe
Mutual Life Insurance Companies
Centra Kentucky
Henry R. Prewitt
New York
Kentucky
Dogs Now Have Appendicitis in Philadelphia
Paratita the Hopkins torpedo boat mascot underwent the first canine appendectomy in the city at League Island. Surgeons and naval staff arranged care, sending the pooch to a canine hospital after a vet and naval surgeon diagnosed appendicitis. The Sun offers subscriptions at $1.00 per year.
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Paratita
Hopkins
League Island
Jackies
Paratus
Canine Hospital
Naval
Chamberlain Remedy Promoted for Colic and Diarrhea
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a reliable treatment. Dealers claim it has saved lives and urges readers to buy now.
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