New Orleans Sees 26 New Yellow Fever Cases
Twenty six new yellow fever cases and two deaths were reported. The total rises to 206 cases and 44 deaths with most new infections among Italians. The city organizes ward clubs and 450 workers for sanitation while fruit ships face stricter quarantine rules.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
List Post
Anselm
United Fruit Company
Atea
Scouchon
Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Marine Hospital
White
Kenner
Honran
Canal Quarter
John Gulterom
University of Havana
Marine Hospital Service
Masters of the Island Triumphs Open Japanese Invasion
Tokio reports Luikoff on Sakhalin Island thirty miles southeast of Alexandrovsky shows Russian retreat. Japanese forces control the island with roads cut and expected quick submission. Jubilation in Tokyo follows the landing at Krestkamp lighthouse seen as Japan’s first entry into Russian territory.
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Tokio
Japan
Luikoff
Sakhalin
Alexandrovsky
Alexandrovsky District
Krestkamp
Sakhalin Island
Seattle Counterfeiting Suspect Arrested in Wish City
J H Bo Talley a Centralia paint merchant was arrested by Captain Bell of the secret service on charges of aiding and abetting counterfeiters. Authorities say Talley agreed to locate counterfeiters for a reward but later said he was a party to the crime. Bond set at $2000 after arraignment before Commissioner Kiefer. Bell departed for Centralia with warrants for a banker a saloon keeper and a retired merchant.
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Seattle
Wish
J.h Bo Tuller
Centralia
Bell
Secret Service
Tidley
Talley
Kiefer
Feud Clash Left One Dead In Kentucky Region
In a des perate feud fight near the Letcher Pike border Sol Mullins leader of the Mullins faction was killed. William Mullins and Jeff Fleming were wounded with Fleming fatally hurt as the battle ended after Sol Mullins consented to halt. About fifty shots were fired prompting a Mercer county sheriff posse to arrest three Mullins men. Fleming fled with his group to the mountains.
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Owingsville
Mullins
Fleming
Sol. Mullins
William Mullins
Jeff Fleming
Boon Fork
Lowley Mountain
Letcher
Pike
Sel Mullins
Sel Fleming
Sol Mullins
Flemings
Sol
Will Mullins
Hhacker
Mercer County
Sol Fleming
Mounetaina
Embezzler Caught in New York
New York July 27 Herman Schadow charged with embezzling 10000 dollars from a Bremen bank. He was arrested as he stepped off the steamship Main and committed to the Tombs to await extradition papers after expressing willingness to return to Germany.
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New York
Bremen
Herman Schadow
Germany
Chicago Wheat Market Notes and August Lot Sale
Chicago Wheat report shows No 2 Red 88 40 July 86 September 85. Kimberly confirms regular train service and announces opening sale of lots on August th.
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Chicago
Kimberly
Taft Guests of Terauchi at Luncheon in Tokyo
Secretary Taft and party were hosted by General Terauchi the Japanese minister of war at a luncheon and garden party near the arsenal in Tokyo. The elder statesmen cabinet and many officers attended numbering about two hundred fifty. Taft spoke on Japan's record in the Chinese war and the Boxer uprising and on issues faced by its organization and leadership. He did not refer to the present war.
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Tokio
General Terauchi
Taft
Arsenal
Army
Terauchi
Miss Roosevelt
Madame Terwichi
Prosecution rests in Caddie Shupe murder case
In Montpelier Idaho on July 27 the prosecution rested after about thirty witnesses. They argued Arthur Tughs could not have shot himself and no self defense by the dead man. They noted Mrs Shupe told a policeman she would shoot Douglas and no powder burns appeared. The killing was with the Worme pistol. Defense began and Mrs Shupe to testify. The case to jury tomorrow or Saturday with doubt of conviction.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Shupe
Arthur Tughs
Stage Robber Has Hearing in Meadows Warren Case
John Gideon faced preliminary examination before U S Commissioner Brown for the Meadows Warren stage robbery. Driver Conroyan George Patterson and postmaster Warren testified Gideon’s guilt. a conflict between Gideon’s attorney Lot L Feltham and U S Attorney Buick arose over prisoner access. The hearing may span several days.
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Boise
Idaho
John Gideon
Meadows-Warren
United States
Brown
Conroyan George Patterson
Warren
Gideon
Lot L. Feltham
Weiser
Buick
Feltham
United States Marshal's Office
Beatty
Recent Changes in Idaho Postoffice Appointments
Idaho postoffice appointments updated with Muggle Moors to Idaho County replacing Mary Pugh. Bertha Gavin of Hesse resigns. Blanche Hesse to Fremont County succeeds. Just By Warner in Thunder and Charles T Barringer in Boise County signed in.
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Idaho
Muggle Moors
Adams
Idaho County
Mary BK. Pugh
Bertha Gavin
Hesse
Fremont County
Blanche Hesse
Just By Warner
Thunder
Boise County
Charles T. Barringer
The Boycott Is Bitterly Fought
The boycott on American goods continues in Shanghai with bitter feeling on both sides while the Chinese hope for reassuring signals from America to withdraw from the stance gracefully.
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Shanghai
Milk cows sold on installment plan Tolaho Packing Coe
Milk cows were sold on an installment plan involving Tolaho Packing Coe. The transaction details indicate a structured payment arrangement through the seller, reflecting common 1930s farm trade practices.
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Tolaho Packing Coe
Funeral of Ensign Perry Remains Sent Home Under Act
The funeral for Ensign Newman K. Perry, lone fatality of the Bennnington disaster, was held at St Pauls Church San Diego. Naval and Army officers attended with city and federal officials. remains to Stockbridge Mass for interment. Government can pay shipment costs to homes under a post Maine disaster act. relatives will be notified they may request disinterment and return.
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San Diego
Calif
Newman K. Perry
Bennington
St. Paul’s Church
Fort Rosecrans
Stockbridge
Mass
Yale Forestry Chair Fundraising Began by Lumber Group
Chicago July 27 First steps toward raising 150 009 for Yale University endowment of a chair of forestry were taken by the National Lumber Manufacturers association executive committee. A three man committee will guide practical studies. a 100 lumbermen committee will manage district work. government support will be sought and Gifford Pinchot named honorary committee member.
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Chicago
Yale University
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Yale Forest School
United States
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
Resignation of USDA Official Tied to Farm Inoculation Firm
George T. Moore a physicologist at the Department of Agriculture resigned after a departmental hearing found his wife held stock in a company that manufactured cultures for soil inoculation. Moore oversaw farm enrichment bulletins and directed farmers to the firm for supplies. Secretary Wilson accepted the resignation.
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Washington
George T. Moore
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Department
Moore
Epistles of deep love in secret letters to Alice Roosevelt
Private James G. Jones is moved from Castle William to a lunacy board after sending more than twenty love letters to Miss Alice Roosevelt. The letters, mailed through the vaults of the mail system, spurred a secret service inquiry and a confrontation with Mrs. Roosevelt. Some officials suspect Jones may feign insanity.
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New York
Alice Roosevelt
James G. Jones
Govvernor’s Island
Fort Banks
Mass
Castle William
Jones
Secret Service
Auditorium program changes for popular lady contest
At the Auditorium the program changes tonight and the contest for most popular lady shows results with entries including Mrs. Nettie Corbridge and others.
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Bites
Nettie Corbridge
Hoch reprieved as funds secure Illinois Supreme Court appeal
Female donor Miss May Wilson and Dr Lyson Montgomery backed Hoch, enabling the Illinois governor to grant a reprieve until mid September. The case centers on alleged poisoning linked to Bluebeard Johann Hoch, with medical testimony disputing the charges. Hoch’s lawyer had raised funds as Governor Deneen considers new trials or further appeals.
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Chicago
Plot to Kill Sultan Unearthed at Kustenji
Romanian authorities uncover a plan to kill the Sultan of Turkey. They seize arms, cartridges, and compromising papers from Turkish houses in Kustenji and later discover rifles hidden in the hold of a Turkish steamer docked there.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Turkey
Kustenji
Opening sale of lots at Kimberly on August 8
A public notice announces the opening sale of lots at Kimberly to be held on August 8. The sale will include multiple parcels and is hosted by local authorities. Potential buyers are advised to review terms and deadlines stated in the notice.
State land records reorganized under Marvin plan
Er. Marvin leads a sweeping reorganization of the state land department to record and color code all state lands. The effort aims to map surveyed and unsurveyed portions, list grants and contests, replace old forms, and recover missing records to improve endowment lands for public schools.
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State Land Department
Marvin
Washington
Land Department
North
Idaho
Federal Land Office
Northern Pacific Company
Shoshone
M. Marvin
United States
New Porce County
Folk Campaign Triggers Race Track Shutdown
St Louis July 28 Governor Folk's anti betting drive bears fruit as Delmar race track suspends all races and closes awaiting Supreme Court ruling. Attorney General Hadley files quo warranto to annul the Delmar club charter and seize its assets for alleged franchise and property violations.
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St. Louis
Folk
Delamar Race Track
Supreme Court
St. Louia
Jefferson City
Hadley
Delamar Club
Sugar Sack At Kane's Grocery Priced At Six Twenty Five
A local ad notes a sack of sugar selling for 6.25 dollars at Kane's Grocery, emphasizing the bargain as a bedrock price for essential staples.
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Kane
Bed Rock
Our Summer CHILI. The Sports' Delight Tiret
The fragment mentions a summer chili event at The Sports Delight Tiret and Center St Union Lunch Booth, suggesting a local food booth or fundraiser with a focus on chili and community gathering.
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Tiret & Center St
Union
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TED Daily Tribune
Masters OF the Island
U. S
Mumon I
Douglas
National Lumbermen’s Association
Geo. I. Mare
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Ervice
Herr Hoch
Bluebeard
Hangman
Supreme Court of Illinois
Johann Hoch
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Philadelphia
John Carbutt
Bright
H. Vanderhorst
Brooklyn
L L. Marvin
Special Agent of
The
Delamar
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