Fever and Yellow Fever Proclaimed In Louisiana
Seventeen yellow fever cases and six deaths reported in New Orleans. State Board of Health refuses general quarantine for city arrivals, calls for halting arrivals from New Orleans at detention stations. Proclamation urges avoiding standing water to reduce mosquitoes. Officials sign proclamation with health experts and advisory committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
New Orleana
Havana
New Orleans
Terty Health Board
Witte
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans Parish Medical Society
Board of Health Action
State Board of Heart
Vease
Mor
Hebiclon
Influnter
Mississippi Board
Louisiana
Licenses to Marry and Funeral Notices From July
A garbled 1900s style notice set lists multiple marriage licenses and obituaries. Names include Mony Henson Quste Paine Augustue Gray Virginia Jackson Criisma J Uitor Nellie or Charles Witchet Daisy Irene Mo Biroy John Watts Arns Bo Manley Frances Lee Avan Wanderer Wedda Nesner Saucedimens Develle Gunnershelm Jennyh Carroll Bultana Moore RickER. notices describe weddings July 24 at hospitals and chapels, private interments, and funeral details for Emma J widow of Edie and De Gvera, Mary Mildred Lehevest, Samuel IL Sentenne and others. Some lines reference George Washington University Hospital and Congressional Cemetery with times and venues, plus requests for copy at various city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mony Henson
Quste Paine
Augustue Gray
Virginia Jackson
Criisma
Uitor and
Pacer
Joulig Ho
Hart
Nellie
Charles Witchet
Alexander
Daisy Irene Mo
Biroy
Johu Watts
Arns Bo Manley
Ted Rire
Frances Lee
Avan Wanderer
Wedda Nesner
Saucedimens
Develle Gunnershelm
Jennyh Carroll
Bultana Moore
Ricker
Tharfield Tiospital
Catherine Kruter
Frank Ricker
Ecluck
Adulf Cliss
FC Street
Fiterd
Wednestas Boclerk
Pac Ksor
UW Wclock
Margaret Estella
KN Hayes Jackson
Glenwood
Wurm
George Washington University Hospital
Emma J
Edie
de Gvera
Tureral
Congressional Cemetery
Scoty
Mount Atry
Fauquier County
Mary Mildred Lehevest
John M Scortan Watts
Augustine W
Mary Widred Fitzhugh
Mlbanix
King George County
Fredericksburg
Tramm
Sherian Avenue
Samuel IL
Adelina Sentenne
Ube
Funk
Mervicus
Sacred
Heart Church
Pourlenth
Wittney Avenue
New York City
Skeely
Willand
Nello’ Skely
Henderson
Salt
Edward
St Joseph's Church
Ulatimore
Health Office Record Shows Quarantine Debates and Rail Link Actions
A scrambled health bulletin notes doctors reporting fever cases to the board of health with immediate isolation measures. It cites quarantine discussions at New Orleans and Mobile, with Detention camps planned for railroads and a U S Army inquiry at Jackson Barracks. Alabama joins quarantine against towns on the Louisville and Nashville line as a precautionary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Orleans
Jackson Barracks
Havana
Excelsior
Southern Pacific Morgen Line
Trea-Cornta
Ala
Mobile Board of Health
Montgomery
Telke
Alabama
Lausville and
Nashville
New Orleana
Notice from papers on the Mae aza Post entries
Fragmentary notice lists multiple newspapers including Mae aza Post and Abbreviated outlets such as Mirvage death notices and fee insertions. Mentions real courif sissati pnquirer and other named papers with unclear actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Aza
AEM Lore Times
EV Real Courif Sissati Pnquirercht Agu
ORD
Hprald
Ivanelphin
Plilic Ledger
Veptikka Dispatch
Stence Journal
Ulster
Solia Republic
Usb Post
Tease Apolis Tribune
Veland Plain Dealer
Lee and Harvey's funeral services noted in city listings
J William Lee and F Harvey's Sons Funeral Directors advertise modest funeral services from 5 Folttrencre Street NW with contact numbers and crematorium options. The listing emphasizes moderate prices and personal arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Lee
Tommodiouy
Viedam Crematorium
Medget Priceas
Slia Ave
F. Harvey's Sons
FON
Folrtrente Street
Slasa
Moderate Pricea
Hipel Telephana
North
Wyman to assume charge as yellow fever spreads
Surgeon Generalman of the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service travels to Washington to supervise the yellow fever response in New Orleans. Detention camps will hold refugees outside the city to protect others as troops consider removal from forts along the river. Camps are planned at Kenner Anondale Waveland and Slidell with supplies from Fountainbleau Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generallyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Washington
New Orleans
Glennan
Jesse M. Lee
Department of Texas
United States
Clennan
White
Kenner
Anondale
Waveland
Slidell
Fountainbleau
Miss
Washington Man Named to Investigate Filtration Plant Commission
Mayor Weaver appoints Maj. Cassius E. Gillette of the Corps of Engineers to join a commission to investigate the Torresdale filtration plant. Other members include William Barclay Parsons of New York and John Donald MacLennan of Washington. Gillette confirms no relief from California duties and will confer with the mayor before proceeding. The inquiry follows past fraud discoveries in Savannah Harbor work, which led to sentencing and flight by contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Weaver Tojay
Maj
Cassius E. Gillette
Corps of Engineers
D J McNichola Company
William Barclay Parsons
New York
John Donald MacLennan
D. C
Mai Gillette
Department of California
Weaver
May Gillette
Savannah Harbor
Carter
Army
Greene and
Gay
Canada
Welfare Work For Employes Sets Two Day Program
A conference of welfare managers and workers opens in Atlantic City at the Royal Palace Hotel under the Welfare Department of the National Civic Federation. Prominent speakers include R K Wood of Maryland Steel and Dr Samuel Latta of Pennsylvania Railroad discussing mill village welfare and trainmen rest hours. Grenhut of New York addresses department store welfare, noting employee associations and company sponsored shore vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Welfare Department
National Civic Federation
Royal Palace Hotel
Jewish Chautauqua Society
R. K. Wood
Maryland Steel Company
Mill Village
Sparrow's Point
Samuel Latta
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
B. J. Grenhut
New York
Hi Company
Pennsylvania demands Supreme Council meeting in Arcanum action
Carlisle Pa July 24 Royal Arcanum action reports Pennsylvania and four other states petitioning the grand regent for a meeting of the Supreme Council to recall and adjust rates. The move places Pennsylvania among five states pressing to assemble the supreme body as seven states are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsle
Carlisle
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Pennsylvania
Supreme Regent
Jones Body In Vault At Annapolis In Naval Tribute
The ceremony at Annapolis marked John Paul Jones interment on American soil with a joint U S Navy tribute and French participation. A guard of sailors, marines, and midshipmen formed on the sea wall as chaplain Clark led a solemn service and the body was laid in a vault near the unfinished chapel. A salute from theBrooklyn and a French cruiser followed by a shore battery signaled the public vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Chaplain Clark
Annapolis
John Paul Jones
United States
Naval Academy
Republic
Naval Abbey
God of Our Fathers
Christ
Brooklyn
Gen. Forter
Jackson
Nicholson
Tacoma
Gigsbee
Standish
Academy Grounds
Admiral Sands
Tilley
Reeder
Sigsbee
Gervin
Davis
Taussig
Chopin
Cherbourg
Jackies
Marings
Academy
Gigatee
Athletic Field
Maryland Avenus
Britain Commandat
Naval funeral rites for John Paul Jones amid naval pageantry
The body of John Paul Jones was received at 2 a.m. with proper honors as naval cannon and bugle taps marked the ceremony. Rear Admiral Sigsbee led ashore and afloat units including sailors, marines, and midshipmen under command of multiple officers. A funeral march accompanied the body moved to the vault after brief services by Chaplain Clark and Fleet Chaplain Bayard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Naval Academy
Fleet
Bayard
Mariner
Sigsbee
Sands
H. F. Bryan
Alabama
Haney George
Tacoma
F. Nicholson
T. H
Navy Department
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
John Paul Jonse
Peace plenipotentiary Komura tours Chicago port
Baron Komura Japanese minister travels from St Paul to Chicago on the Pennsylvania Special to meet with Takahira and await Roosevelt's invitation. He says Japan seeks peace at a fair price, not overanxious, and notes public ownership questions depend on context. Delegations greet him. Mayor Dunne's officials promise Chicago hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Takahiro
Pennsylvania
Baron Komura
Twenty-third Street
Takahira
Roovevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Korea
Sato
Foreign Office
BaronComura
Japan
St Paul
James Hamilton Lewis
Thomas B Bryan
Bryan
Tamhurst
Teaknight
Aurora
Lewis
Dunne
Col. Lewis
Hago Dunne
Mr Lewis
Mayor Dunne
The
Ciy
Otto Gresham
Gresham
Baryon
Extra Session Looms Over Congress Amid Dates and Delays
The piece discusses potential extra session timing under President Roosevelt amid November dates, noting habit of sessions starting on Mondays and Saturdays. It weighs organizational work, committee setup, and likely focus on railroad rate and canal matters, with caution about three week limits and uncertain passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Quater Bay
Capitol
Senate
House
Cannon
Oyster Bay
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ways and Means
Life saved by Swamp-Root offers cures
Prominent kidney and bladder specialist touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as effective for kidney liver bladder and uric acid troubles. Early symptoms include back pain dizziness headaches and fatigue. Includes offer for sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, with a reminder to mention Washington Daily St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Washington Daily St
Swamp Root
Shoes sale listing with assorted ladies and children items
One lot of Ladies sample Oxfords offered for five dollars each. Men’s View Kid and Box Call Shoes attractively priced with most lots valued around two dollars sixty cents each. A children’s solid leather shoe lot with lace and button styles in sizes AA to 8, sold as special.
Death of H W Ogden Brevport Congressman's Passing
Ex Congress member Henry W. Ogden is found dead at his Benton Louisiana home. Born October 21 1842 in Abingdon Virginia he served in the Confederate army and was elected to the Fifty third Fifty fourth and Fifty fifth Congresses filling vacancies and resignations. The report lists other late deaths and maritime arrivals across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brreveport
H . Ogden
Benton
Bossier Parish
Henry W. Ogden
Abingdon
N. C. Blanchard
United States
Forest Service Plans Massive Seedling Production This Autumn
The Western forest reserves aim to collect and produce millions of tree seedlings yearly. Officials have established forest nurseries across regions to support reforestation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas T Ferland Westalge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Health Office Record
Dea
Charles FC Lisckoell
Jsbo Campbull
Iabh Reform School C
Martha Collins
Samuel Varia Wash Asylum Hosp
James Dewi
Arfeld Hospital
Jane
Duya Samuel Jackson
Cono
Haary
St Ne
Kidwell
Janta G Kinsel
Spencer Lewis
H MacNamara
Hoop
Pitt
Chittenwood
Terry Gotta
Beams Lea
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Ot Lely
John R. Wright Co., Punoral Vic
Embalmera
P. Zurhorst
Tnusrtaker
Embass
Capital St
Wyman
Maine Hospital Service
Mayor Weaver
Civic Federation
Royal Arcanum Action
the Supreme Council
To-Kalon Wine Co
Jones
Jurien de la Graviere
Wiley
Watch
Sigsbhee
Aiden
Russia
Komura
Portsmouth
Baron Rosen
Kogoro Takahira
State Department
Atlee
N.H
Hioki
Winchester Cemetery
Washington Post
Winchester
Japitel
Houge
Capitol Wall
Pa. Ave. and
Eighth St. S. E
T. A. Schurr
Dresden
Jarga Bath
Charlotte Corday
Boullin
H. W. Ogden
Colorado Springs
Colo
Joseph J. Eakins
New York Evening World
Mr. Eakins
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Hakins
Myra Bondurant
W. K. Ryan
Denver
Macon
P. D. Pollock
Mercer University
Monroe
Austin
Tex
W. L. Prather
Texas State University
Mobile
Als
Elizabeth Dubois
Caracas
Venezuela
Joan Pablo Rojas Paul
Franeia O'Neill
O'Neill
York
Zeeland
Antwerp
Dover
London
Minnehaha
Uncle Sam
United States Realty Co
Firemen’s Insurance Building
7Th St
la. Aves
Washington, D. C
Santa Barbara
San Gabriel
Modec
Warner Mountain
California
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Dismal River
Nebraska
Gila Reserve
New Mexico
Salt Lake Reserve
Utah
Baggaier
Charlee W. Malutire
Baldbinl
Charles A Brew
Virginia—Duty
Widam Tiller
Shenandoah Alum Eprings
Sarah C Funkhouser
Holmesbury
Moron Stout
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