Yellow Fever Spreads in Louisiana Across Parishes
New Orleans reports a worsening yellow fever outbreak with 63 new cases and 747 total. Centers emerge in St Charles and St Marys Parishes as Italians flee infected plantations. Quarantine relaxations and municipal measures expand amid mounting deaths and hospitalization.
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Patterson
St. Marys
St. Charles Parish
New Orleans
St Charles Parish
Corput
Marine Hospital Service
Snamond
Godchaux
St Marys Parish
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES AND STATES
A jumble of proposed marriages lists Edw Cockrill Fauquer County Ve and Josephin Bebst Lycoming Pa. Diarmett Hanover Va and Macle Peave New Kent Va. Leavers and Decatur Blafford Va. Di Cesaro and Gallace. Montgomery and Day. Wuges and Me. McIndre Larghone Richmond Wa. Alexander. Bradley and Salden. Lomex and Anderson. Jackson and Johnson. Multiple names appear with county and state tags in a scattered notice. Also notices of births and deaths include a son for Mr and Mrs J Hubbard Bean, a Frost child funeral details, and brief obituaries for Harte Hollander Wright and Rose Rice with interment mentions.
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Edw Cockrill
Fauquer County
Josephin
Bebst
Lycoming County
Joseph A Diarmett
Hanover County
Macle Peave
New Kent County
Leonard Leavers
Lilly Decatur
Blafford County
Peter di Cesaro
Rosina Gallace
George E Montgomery
Grace Day
William D Wuges
Maud
Charles McIndre Larghorne
Richmond
Mary Louise Alexander
George E Bradley
Olltha Salden
Robert Lomex
Martha Anderson
Benjamin F Jackson
Yattle Johnson
East Falls Church
Waodmund
Kells Frost
J W
Eliza A Frost
Lees Chapel
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
New York
Hiarte
Health Office Record From 1905 Insane Asylum and City Homes
A health office record lists names and ages for residents and patients across facilities. Individuals include Ida Daniels Margaretty Carter Mary Downer Hacy Everley Regina Follard Magele Harrison William Harvey Patrick Kane Lana Keating Jacob Kreis June Lucas Olga Mack Mary Sutton Clareica Taylor Frederick Zirple and Serr Bee with ages ranging from months to decades and addresses in various city wards.
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Ida V
Daniels
Margaretty
Columbus
Ircur
Mary Downer
Hacy L. Everley
Regia Follard
Magele
Harrison
Cap St
Yaard
William F Harvey
Patrick E Kane
Ind Ave
Lana M Keating
Jacob Kreis
Lucas Wesh
Asyl
Olga Mack
Sears Easle Minor
Mary Sutton
Clareica D Taylor
Frederick L Zirple Anacomtia
Serr Bee
Notice of marriages and deaths in multiple papers
Notice states that marriage and death notices in The Washington Post will appear in several morning newspapers at no extra charge. It lists papers including New York Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger, with funeral directors and undertakers named for services and contact details.
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Washington Post
York Times
Boston Globe
Buffalo Corier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record-Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fittsblurg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
ST Louis Republic
Eyraclse Post Standard
BT Pall Pioneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Archbishop Chappelle Dies in New Orleans Cathedral
The body of Archbishop Chappelle lies in state at the ancient St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans. A high mass will be sung tomorrow before interment in the cathedral crypt. Amid quarantines, Bishop Rouxel administers. Cardinal Merry Del Val mourns the loss, and Vatican dispatches acknowledge the archbishop’s death during the fever outbreak.
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St. Louis Cathedral
Theodore Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Chappelle
Baltimore
New Orleans
Rome
Father Geotth
Archificense
Father Todle
Chappelle
Merry del Val
Mer
Richmond
A. van de Vyver
van de Vyver
Wentworth Hotel Peace Conference Follows Terms
Portsmouth August news from the Wentworth covers tense peace talks with Russian envoys and Japanese spokesman Sato. Officials exchange statements while crowds, reporters, and hotel guests observe the anxious wait as terms and venue details unfold.
Turning the Tables in a Hotel Conclave
A hotel scene to the female gaze shows pink chiffon guests and busy men. Adachi the Japanese observer sits apart reading philosophy amid gay chatter and a British style dash of wit. Bridge whist resumes in the ballroom as guests mingle on piazzas under hotel music.
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Rey Coctalandy
Plassa
Adachi
Joker
Sc.etersburg
Tramp Assaults Girl at Lock Raven Home
Miss Cora Alexander, 22, daughter of James Alexander, was feloniously assaulted by an unknown barefoot tramp at her Lock Raven residence near Towson. The attacker, about 20, with a smooth face, fled. a sheriff's posse is pursuing. The victim recovered consciousness after six o'clock last night and described the assault.
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Lock Raven
Washington
Baltimore
Cora Alexander
James Alexander
Roada
Arthur W. Shanklin
Ninth
Baltimore County
Towson
Alexander
Sheriff's Posse
Hir
Wife Arrested at Grave in Cobb Killing Case
Special to The Washington Post Royston Ga Aug 10 Mrs Cobb admits shooting her husband thinking him a burglar but doubts arise. She says awakened by a window noise she seized a pistol from under her pillow and fired twice. Cobb warned to watch his home and a male visitor theory emerges.
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Washington Post
Royston
Cobb
Mrs Cobb
Atlanta
New Suit Against Irving Is Filed for Criminal Libel
New York August 10 Robert A Irving publisher of the New Yorker was arrested charged with criminal libel He was arraigned before Magistrate Breen in default of $1000 bail and jailed The complainant Representative Rhineck Covington Ky is related to a prior editor Criswell who died beneath a subway train The article allegedly referenced Longworth and a presidential visit to Latonia Thee near Cincinnati.
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New Yorker
Rimock
New York
Robert A. Irving
The
Newport
Irving
Ones
Breen
Representative Hhinock
Covington
Robert W. Criswell
Criswell
Bank Officers Arrested in Insolvent Western Bank Case
Denver reports warrants against four officers and a clerk of the Western Bank after it closed, charging them with receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. Arrested are President Ww. D. Brown, Cashier De Blaire, Assistant Cashier H. M. Beatty, and Clerk Mark Pontlewatte. Bond set at 15 dollars. Beatty is now bank assignee.
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Denver
Western Bank
Colorado
Hhmer D. McColly
Ww. D. Brown
de Blaire
H. M. Beatty
Mark Pontlewatte
Prestigat
W.T. Raring
Beatty
GRAFT IN PAYING BLOCKS STREETS CONTRACTOR HELD IN PA
Edward Smith a Philadelphia contractor was held on 2500 bail for trial on charges of stealing paving blocks from fellow contractors working for the city. Four colored drivers at the same site testified to blocks being taken. blocks valued at about seventy two cents each.
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Phiadelphia
Edward Smith
Indignation in Parib On Moroccan Loan Report
Gertin August 1 reports German banks partaking in a 2 1/2 million dollar loan to the Sultan of Morocco. Banks named include Men flelgwohin & Co and Bisichroeder & Co. The note says the loan has political and financial weight for empire plans in Morocco, while official confirmation of the loan lacks. Germany delays replying to French notes as it reviews proposals, with tensions over Moroccan reforms and the conference.
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Gertin
Morocco
Boerze
Menflelgwohin & Co
Bisichroeder & Co
To Geseckschaft
Serliner
Mpa
Aue
Germany
Wemi-Cmslal
Gultan
Sud
French Admiral Caillard Visits London Naval Rituals
Vice Admiral Caillard commander in chief of the French fleet arrived in London with eighty officers for a luncheon with the lord mayor at Guildhall. A parade through the city featured open carriages and royal coaches. After the luncheon the party toured the French Embassy, where Caillard hosted a reception. A Trafalgar Square salute to Nelson drew cheers. In Portsmouth the same day, French sailors fraternized with Britons, marching arm in arm while singing La Marseillaise and the British anthem.
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London
Cailland
Londhe
Victoria Station
Guildhall
Cadilard
Sirohn Fisher
Francis Bertie
France
Paul Cambon
Great Britain
Caillard
Trafalgar Square
Admiral Catlland
Lord Lansdowne
Portsmouth
Deadly clashes erupt as police seize Jewish Socialists in Warsaw
In Warsaw a riot of Aug 10 ends with police filling jails arresting 250 armed Jews in a synagogue on Novollpic street and 15 more on Francis Zkauski street after gunfire. A bomb is found. three officers shot. Disturbances ripple surrounding districts as revolver and bomb gangs attack treasuries in Opatow Lubartow and Wengrow. Count Krasinski palace razed near Byelostok. In Leds a forest gathering of a thousand socialists is surrounded. many arrested and wounded attempting to escape. Military governor imprisons police chief and burgomaster for disobedience.
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Warsaw
Poland
Novollpic
Francis Zkauski
Réevolrtiodiste
Treasuries
Opatow
Lubartow
Wengrow
Count Krasinski
Tykocin
Byelostok
Russian Poland
William Assures Poles Religion Is Honored by Emperor
Berlin reports Emperor William spoke at a Gnesen dinner addressing Polish discontent. He pledged that Catholic Poles are honored, recalled his Vatican visit with Leo XII’s blessing, and affirmed that Germanism stands for culture and freedom in religion, thought, and achievement.
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Berlin
Wiliam
Gnesen
Prussia
Vatican
Leo XII
Zimperor
British Consul Seeks Riga Protection for English at Risk
St. Petersburg dispatches report the British consul at Riga asking the embassy to safeguard British lives and property there after heightened tension. American consul dispatches argue the danger is exaggerated and that special protection may not be needed.
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Auka
Riga
St. Petersburg
Hardinge
Great Toast Picnic Roasts 1200 Pounds Of Beef And Sausage
A huge open air feast drew hundreds as Maj. Richard Sylvester and Charles A. M. Loafier oversaw a hoghroasted fatted calf and 2000 pounds of beef and sausage eaten with bread and lemonade. The Grocers Association hosted contests, music, and a rain shower briefly halted events before resuming.
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Maj
Richard Sylvester
Charles A. M. Loafier
Atx
Andreas Loeffler
China Ag
Grocers’ Association
Freeident
P. B. Otterbath
Loeffler
Grocers Association
Henry I. Meader
W. F. Gude
Thomas H. Jarreil
H. C. Loeffler
Andrew D. Loeffler
Anna I. Jarreil
Otterback
J. F. Schneider
F. W. Kahlert
J. T. White
Charlies J. Magi
Harrison Harrier
Attorneonrad
Charles F Diggs
R Company
Grocers” Association
Vsed Saab
Murderer Shotly Sheriff Port Monticello Lays Out Killer
An armed fugitive steals a horse from J J Wrillle plantation in Monticello Florida. The thief shoots Joe Taylor and kills him at Joe Taylor blacksmith shop. Dr W F Yarborough aids detainment before the desperado flees toward Lloyd. Sheriff Bird pursues, shoots and kills the man near Lloyd.
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Monticello
Taylor
Dr. Yarborough
WANTS JEROME FOR MAYOR
Frederick W. Hinrichs for mayoral nomination by the Citizens' Union urges Jerome as district attorney candidate. The Citizens' Union, a strong independent body allied with Republicans, has previously backed fusion candidates and helped elect mayoral contenders.
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W. Hinrichs
New York
Citizens’ Union
Frederick W. Hinrichs
Jerome
Hinrichs
Lama Priests in China Riot Target Catholics
Cable dispatch from Peking reports Laipa priests in Honan attacking missionaries and Catholics, with many wounded. French Minister Dubai urged strong action by the Chinese government as tensions rise amid the ongoing violence and religious conflict.
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Washington Post
Tokyo
Peking
Honan
Dubai
Inister
Garrey's Secret Kept in New Haven Scandal
Apenial to The Washington Post reports Squire Garnsey of New York visiting Owen A. Garnsey in Grace Hospital after a second suicide attempt. Miss Lalu Toole, 19, denies involvement and says she and Garnsey share a confidential matter. Yale officials note Garnsey delayed his diploma due to conditions later resolved.
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Bashington Post
New Haven
Garneser
Garnsey
Yale
Sheffield
Two Young Men Return From Algiers Abroad Tale
Story from New York Aug 10 about two distressed American seamen aboard the Dutch oil tanker Bayonne. They claim kidnapping at Norfolk and voyage from Algiers, alleging free passage, forced labor, no pay, and desertion. Captain von Hugo doubts their tale, labeling them vagabonds who improvised a story.
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Algiers
New York
Bayonne
von Hyge
von Hugo
Alonso Himard
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jacob Jones
Raleigh
Norfolk
Japanese squadrons sail to seal fisheries
Tokyo Aug 10 Rear Admiral Kalacka reports dispatch of one naval squadron to Kamchatka and another to Oxbow, each tasked with missions at their destinations. A special cable dispatch confirms the main target of the detachments is the Siberian seal fisheries.
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Tokyo
Kalacka
Kamchatka
Washington Post
Tandon
News of the Railroads Rise in 19th Century Network
Key railway appointments are announced including Wilkie Woodard as historian of construction for Missouri Pacific and George W Dalley as superintendent of telegraph for Chicago and Northwestern. Freight and locomotive orders exceed four thousand, with other appointments at Pennsylvania Railroad and revisions stream chief for DL&W. Federal Railway Commissioners meet in Deadwood SD and travel to Portland.
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Wilkie ‘Woodard
Missouri Pacific
George W. Dalley
Telegraph
Chicago
Northwestern
New York
A. Harel
Paul Grove
J. Davis
Imnstant Mester
Pennsylvinia
Ah Attoou, Pa
Mize Holes Gould
Wevce
Lowta
Paul Guterent
Delaware, Lackawanna and Woeelern
East Buffalo
Nederal Association of Railway Commissioners Metts
Deadwood
Dsk
Bestele, Stomping Et Portland Ang Tieems
Back to Eden Urges This Tennessean
Nash ville lawyer Nash W. Cooper argues against warlike policy and supports peaceful Eden imagery. He contrasts Captain Hobson and naval power with religious and philosophical themes, citing Adam and Eve and Paradise Lost as guiding ideas for restraint and moral leadership. He critiques electoral process and emphasizes public input in choosing leaders.
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Purcellville
Zion
Bilt
Peter
Whatbleee
Eden
Goa
Peradiges
Ace
Comte
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White
Tie
Behrman
Jefferson Parish
Plaquenville
Louisiana
United States Marine Hospital Service
Tabor
Texas
Guv Lanham
Texas Rangers
Austin
Tex
Ouston
Montgomery
Ala
Min
Ninhett
Shaw
Martine
Department
United States
Harold
Colonia Bocas del Toro
Ship Island
Wyman
C. H. Lavender
Gulfport
Bhan
J Hubbard Bean
Gverett Bauman Bean
Health Office Record
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
William Lee
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Fourteenth Street NW
Commodious Chapel Telephone
North
John R. Wright CO
Tenth Stow
George P. Zurhorst
Creschen
Carhoe
Howepa Prril
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Sorienuz
Fem
Havre
Liverpool
Tentosic
New ‘Fork
Queetatown
Baltic
Livenpool
Koraskevitz
Sato
Afdigiel ‘Wentworth
N. H
Wentworth
M. Koroskovitz
Siuple
Japan
Koroskovitz
Navy Yard
Takahira
Komura
Deleration
Mr Bato
Walt
Bato
Mr. Peirce
M. Keroskovitz
Wight
International Ministries
Mr. Sato
China
Rosen
Auto
Regen To-Karon Wit
Tramp
City OF London
William
Derby
Canton
Cit
Massachusetts Avenue
Cigeon
Thors
Uomron'c
Stout Tailors
Garreey
Ressona
Shyu
Nghaied
Din
Cao Laxeust
Deces Aguas
Saece
Tennessbean
Mrr. Cooper
Barton
Platt
Depew
Mitchell
Gov
Camlanity
Yiu
Crack
Terror
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