Yellow fever fears rise as New Orleans reports new cases
New Orleans reports eight new yellow fever cases and a death as heat and rain influence the outbreak. Board of Health inspectors intensify quarantines amid cautious hopes the disease is contained. Kansas City notes a single patient from the fever district with no local spread expected.
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New Orleans
Bend of Heath
Lessie
Lena Brauner
Board of Health
Arsenal
Mobile
Jackson
Ocean Springs
Biext
al Agnesis
Eiloxt
Sultan invites Princess de Chimay to perform in private
Paris dispatch reports the Sultan of Turkey has invited Princess de Chimay, the American woman who eloped with a Hungarian gypsy musician, to perform privately at the Fildiz Kiosk, a show banned by French authorities in the Fotlen Bergere. The Sultan is said to admire her photographs. Also noted are testimonials for Dr King's New Discovery and jewelry exhibits tied to Cleo de Merode.
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Miles
Atlee
W. HL
Sumer
M.D
Beuciléa Ur Mumey
Din Miles Medical Cos Bikburt
Ind
Princess de Chimay
Paris
la Patrie
Turkey
Womain
Cleo de Merode
New Fork
Para
Me Pepper's Way Out Plan for Preventing Strikes in Coal Regions
W A Pettor argues in a recent statement on Pennsylvania mining violence that private control of subsistence lands fuels strikes and bloodshed. He contends that a handful of owners dominate coal lands, exploiting thousands of workers with insufficient wages, provoking strikes and poverty. He calls for government ownership and operation of coal mines to ensure steady wages and employment, ending strikes and poverty among miners.
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Wx-Semsijar
W. A. Pettor Saya
Pennsylvania
Pinkerton
Shere Isf
Congress
Senator Chandler Calls for British Remonetization Effort
Senator William E. Chandler of New Hampshire urges Republicans to support bimetallism as England may reopen Indian mints and use silver in reserves. He appeals for broad support, arguing most Americans and Indians favor bimetallic systems and warns against harsh reactions toward European powers or bankers in the United States.
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Thoston
William EB. Chandler
New Hampshire
England
McKinley
St. Louis
Prench
United States
India
New York
Chicago
W. E. Chandler
Colored men protest split in Baltimore Republican ranks
In Baltimore and surrounding counties disaffection within the Republican party grows. White leaders suppress local action while independent colored Republicans plan a county ticket in Baltimore County. City leaders tell negroes not to contest three city legislative districts, yet many likely to bolt the slate.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Horseless Carriages in France At U S Consulate Notice
Washington note from United States Consul Bruno at St Attiene highlights French automobile progress. He urges American manufacturers to compete, citing prices from 900 to 1200 dollars for various carriages and vans and noting petroleum powered cars run about one cent per kilometer.
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Washington
France
State Department
United States
Bruno
St. Attiene
Belug
Bottles and Corks Warn Nicaraguan Trade Ships
Washington dispatch cites Consul O Hara reporting to the state department on American trade. Exporters are warned to use cork or rubber-stopped bottles to protect dry medicines like pilla tablets from Nicaragua moisture, noting many goods spoiled due to inadequate packing.
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Washington
O'Hara
San Juan del Norte
Mutual Insurance Plan for Kansas Schoolhouses
State Superintendent Striker proposes a mutual insurance scheme for about 10,000 Kansas schoolhouses. He aims to enlist district boards statewide with a $1.25 per district assessment, justified by casualty records from recent years.
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Mutual
Striker
Kansas
James
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief
Relief in six hours from kidney and bladder disease with a new remedy. It quickly eases pain in the urinary passages in men and women, relieves water retention and pain during urination, and offers prompt cure. Sold by Geo W Stansfield and Sim Drug Co in Topeka Kansas with local retailers also listing A Peak Dental nearby.
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Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Drug Co
Topeka
Kan
Gause for Alarm as Trade Improves Says Dun & Co
Dun & Co reports a recovering business climate in New York led by end of coal strikes and rising purchasing power. Wheat and corn exports surge, iron demand grows, and stock markets show rebounds. Caution remains about long-term strength despite improving conditions and freight activity. Restrictions from yellow fever quagmires affect some regions.
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New York
Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Sterling Exchange
Argentina
Australia
India
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Portland
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Grey
Connellsville
Milleto
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Bradatreeta
Raic
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
St. Louie
Savannah
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Augusta
Galveston
St. Louis
Gulf States
New Cure for Texas Fever Reported in Denver
Dr V A Norgaard of Denver claims a successful cure for cattle fever using a dipping process that causes a rain of ticks to fall from infected cattle. In tests, 27 cattle dipped showed no ticks after 17 hours. no eye or skin damage observed. If confirmed, this could revolutionize cattle markets and ease seasonal export restrictions across many states. A Fort Worth meeting on September 7 is expected to evaluate the method for broader adoption.
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Col
V. A. Norgaard
Wan
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Indiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Virginia
West Virginia
Louisiana
Gredewell
Vorguard
Fort Worth
Valencia Name Origin in Shawnee County Post Office
Frank Firey of Los Angeles, visiting Topeka, explains Valencia Kansas derived its name from Valencia Mills in Maryland not Valencia Spain. He and P Yount chose Valencia to fit a little out of the ordinary and later the station Mineola was renamed to match the post office.
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Shawnee County
Frank Firey
Los Angeles
California
Topeka
Valencia
Rock Island
Mr. Firey
Journal
Spain
P. Yount
Maryland
Valencia Mills
Mineola
ALL SORTS OF BONES IN LUETGERT TRIAL DEFENSE TESTS EVIDENCE
In Chicago on September opening the Luetgert murder trial resumes with Prof Dorsey cross examined over comparative bone anatomy of calf sheep and human sesamoid and tibial bones. Luetgert seeks to testify despite counsel resistance while State’s Attorney aims to present two more witnesses to prove motive rooted in Luetgert’s infatuation with Mary Simmering. Police testify to collateral facts and exhibits seized during the trial as the motive segment concludes and the state plans to rest.
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Ludgert
Chicago
Adolph L. Lusteere
Prof
Dorsey
Luetgert
Vincent
Phalen
Ruusigemaker
Deenan
Frank Biaik
Frank Odorezky
Mary Simmering
Captain Schuettier
Charters Filed for Clyde Mercantile Company and Concordia Ventures
The secretary of state records new charters for Clyde Mercantile Company with capital 3200, directors including A J Patterson, W Howard, 4 O Bradley, WL Brandon, CH Brosseau, and others. Also listed are directors for Concordia ventures with names A Beslish, G M Smith, and J Cline linked to Concordia and related firms.
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Clyde Mercantile Company
Caplt
A_ J. Patterson
W_ Howard
O. Bradley
WL Brandon
CH. Brosseau
Young
WF. Scott
Brenektes Ra i
Water
Ruel Gs Mae Sane
N.ford
Sonia
Concord
A. Beslish
G. M. Smith
Coocordia
Palerton Jewelly
J. Bb Cline
Concordia
Travel rates to St Louis and Chicago via Santa Fe Route
Advertises weekly reduced rail fares to St Louis at 86.00 and to Chicago at 8.50 with additional discounts to other Eastern points through Santa Fe Route and telephonic ticketing. Mentions Beggs' Hair Renewer as the monarch among patent medicines promising new hair.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Santa Fe
St Louis
Drusgits
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