No Fear of Fever Row With State Board
Two new yellow fever cases reported in Pensacola near the original infection area. Vicksburg and New Orleans show cases and deaths. Atlanta's board of health debates quarantine and defends past records. Mobile schedules no current quarantine. Cordons and guards tighten in Pensacola and surrounding states.
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Pensacola
Maysvile
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Atlanta
City Board of Health
State Board of Health
State Board
J C Caruthers
Mobile
Ala
Mobjls
Fersecola
Fla
Miss Brent
George Brent
John Humphreys
Porter
Guiteras
Tampa
Lerritory
Little Rock
Ark
W HO Haynes
Arkansas Militia
Maysville
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florda
Miss
New Casia
B F Cuinyton
U . Aa
E T. Dunn
Patterson
Yala
Philip Berge
Marine Hospital Services
President Roosevelt Reaches Sagamore Hill in Rain
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt endured a rain drenched day at Sagamore Hill. They attended morning services at Christ Episcopal Church then walked three miles home with storm winds. No official visitors were received though Rep. Wadsworth stayed as a house guest.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christ Episcopal Church
Long Island
New York
Wadsworth
Taft to Canton Viceroy Apology Demanded After Canton Posters
Taft sails to Canton amid anti-American demonstrations and insulting posters. Consul Lay demands apology from the viceroy, who pledges to punish those responsible. Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt will visit Canton on a gunboat trip, with a luncheon in Hongkong and return planned for Tuesday.
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Lay
Miss Roosevelt
Canton
Taft
Hongkong
Logan
America
Brege
Camton
Roosevelt
Matthew Nathan
Corbin
Ace Roosevelt
Tat
Callao
Earthquake Scare Hits Los Angeles Downtown in Night
A severe quake struck Los Angeles causing a loud underground explosion to echo through the city. The tremors lasted seven to fifteen seconds as crowds gathered near Bey ond and Spring streets thinking a dynamite blast occurred. No major damage in the core area though plaster fell at Baker Block and a city hall tower bookcase toppled onto Lou Couburn. Five horses reportedly ran wild during the alarm.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Sept
Beyond
Spring Streets
Baker Block
North Main Street
City Hall
Lou Couburn
City Electrician
Chief orders three mile high trip over city dome
Chief of Police Collins announced Chicago’s jurisdiction extends three miles in height beyond the city after learning aeronaut Roy Kabenshue plans to circle the Masonic Temple dome on September 18. The chief warned Kabenshue must fly higher than three miles or avoid city airspace.
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Washington
Chicago
Collins
Roy Kabenshue
Toledo
Cotton Growers Delegates Miss Asheville Meeting
Boston Sept 3 The New England Cotton Manufacturers Association will not send delegates to the Cotton Growers and Manufacturers Association meeting in Asheville September 6 due to limited time. A proposal seeks a stable price for raw cotton at the gathering. Rome Sept 3 Vatican authority denies reports of major Vatican treasure thefts. A few artistically bound albums were stolen by a gendarme. not considered serious and not prosecuted.
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New England
Boston Mass
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Cotton Growers and Manufacturers’ Association
Asheville
Vatican
Rome
Vatican Authority
Roosevelt Receives Japanese Thanks on Far East Peace
President Roosevelt accepts a cable from the Emperor of Japan thanking him for efforts toward peace in the Far East and signaling satisfaction with terms. The message ends rumors of Japanese discontent after Portsmouth. Witte presses for early signing. Komura sticks to brief positions in negotiation. The treaty covers private rights in South Sakhalin and Liao Tung, with American concession holders among those affected.
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Portsmouth
Ekomura
M Witte
Witte
Baron Komura
M. Witte
Askhalin
Roosevelt Receives Japanese Peace Message of Thanks
The Emperor of Japan sends a formal note to President Roosevelt thanking him for his role in ending hostilities in the Far East. The message, dated September 3, 1905, praises Roosevelt’s disinterested efforts and the parties involved in achieving peace based on essential principles for regional welfare and tranquillity.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Japan
Far East
Treaty of Portsmouth Nears Final Signing
Reports from Portsmouth NH indicate the Portsmouth treaty will be signed soon after a final protocol is reconciled. Terms are said to reflect Japanese aims, with Meiji officials dictating provisions while the two powers finalize English and French texts. The garbled cable from Tokyo signals a hoped for permanent peace and ratification in the coming days.
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Tokyo
Japan
Portsmouth
Wan Dua
Roosevelt
N. H
Associated Press
Associated Preas
M. de Martens
Russia
la Lorraine
New York
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Baron Komura
Plenipotentiaries
Guv McLane
M. Rojestvensky
Mr. Adashi
GZAR TELLS ARMY PRAISE AND RESPECT FOR SACRIFICE
The emperor praised the self sacrificing army for its defense in Manchuria, but said duty to conscience and the people requires no further bloodshed. He announced acceptance of preliminary peace terms after negotiations over Sakhalin. He urged conveyance of Russia’s value of soldiers' sacrifices to the army.
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Nicholas
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Anglo-Japanese DisgraceHighlighted by Redmond Visit
Special to The Washington Post Chicago September William Redmond M P brother of John Redmond Irish Nationalist leader arrives in Chicago with his wife on a world trip. He will dine with the Irish Fellowship Club and denounces England's alliance with Japan predicting white race Christian nations will suffer and India may be abandoned. He cites Japanese invasion of Australia and warns Western world of consequences. Also lists train schedule and fares from Baltimore to Harpers Ferry Martinsburg Berkeley Springs and return with departure from Baltimore and Ohio station at 6:05 a m Sunday September 10 and route scenery details.
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Chicago
William Redmond
John Redmond
Irish Fellowship Club
England
Japan
Mr. Redmond
India
Higland
Australia
Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio R. Station
Storm Floods New York City in Heavy September Rain
Special to The Washington Pest from Newark reports a rainstorm with gale force winds hitting New York. Rainfall reached record levels for September, causing sewer backups, street flooding, and damage to Coney Island facilities. Train service on the Coney Island Express Line was halted in the afternoon due to washout threats and resumed by night.
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Washington
Newark
Weather Bureau
Coney Island
Balmer
Zemstvo Members Hushed In Moscow Meeting
Police entry halted a private Moscow zemstvo congress gathering to discuss stance toward the projected national assembly. Attendees included Princes Dolgorouid Vroubstskoy and Livoff as officers and participants.
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Moscow
Moscow Zemstvo Congress
Zemstvyoists
Princes Dolgorouid
Vroubstskoy
Livoff
Ship Free From Cholera Declared Safe by Hamburg Physician
New York reports that the Bluecher arrived from Hamburg and was detained at quarantine for over two hours for examinations of passengers and crew. A steerage passenger had measles. otherwise the ship was clear of illness. Dr Nocht from Hamburg said transshipment of Russian emigrants was suspended and cholera is unlikely in Hamburg.
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New York
Hamburg- American Line
Bluecher
Hamburg
Germany
Doty
Berlin
Nocht
Moltke
Nea Treffla
United States Seaboard
Trieste
Austrian
Poland
Isthmian Freight Tied Up Over Plague Reports
Complications follow official reports that a death on August 26 at the La Boos wharf was due to bubonic plague. Ecuadorian consul says the report is false and no new cases exist. Central American and Mexican ports refuse Isthmian freight. Costa Rica and Nicaragua close the Isthmian port. Zanzibar reports plague infection with five deaths among natives.
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Colon
Canal Zone
la Boos
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Central America
Mexico
Zanzibar
Madden deposition summons in alimony case
Mrs Madden wife of John W Madden turfman seeks his deposition for alimony in Ohio courts. Cincinnati officer served a summons for Madden to appear in William S Dickson's law office next Tuesday. Madden and New York attorney William Lindsay attended a conference with local lawyers but no decision on his jail sentence or fine.
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Lexington
Madden
John WH. Madden
Ohio
Cincinnati
William S. Dickson
William Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Burr
Brooklyn
Asbury Park mayoral field grows before primaries
Special to Tie Ween reports Asbury Park N J three candidates filed petitions for the mayoral race. Incumbent Mayor Ten Broeck seeks re election. Charles A Atkins Ocean Hotel proprietor and city councilman and David Harvey Jr a prominent lawyer also run. All advocate some form of license reform amid talk of a fourth candidate for prohibition interests. The race signals a wet or dry vote next November with women excluded from the issue.
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Ween
Asbury Park
N. J
Ten Broeck
Charles A. Atkins
Ocean Hotel
David Harvey, Jr
Bomb bursts on Marine Parade in Barcelona amid panic
A conical cement bomb filled with scrap iron exploded during a busy Marine Parade, killing one woman and mortally wounding five others as holiday makers fled in panic. A man suspected of the outrage was captured and nearly lynched after being chased by a mob. Details vary on who planted it and when.
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Barcelona
Sept
Paname
Four Women Drowned in Hudson Collision Ferry Sinks
Four young women, two returning from their father’s funeral, died when the small pleasure steamer Young America was struck and sunk by the ferry George H Power on the Hudson River near Hudson New York. Bodies of Mary C Bedell and Margaret McKay were recovered. The incident left three others on board rescued.
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Hudson, N
Hudson River
Young America
George H Power
Mary C Bedell
New York
Tonnip L. Bedell
Sarah Brown
Margaret McKay Coxsackle
Mary C. Bedell
Margaret McKay
Bedell
Comsackte
Boat Rockers Arrested In Pascagoula River Drowning
Special to The Weehington Post reports two men Charles Jamison and W N Taylor were arrested in Brewton Alabama over the drowning of Boze Carter in the Pascagoula River. They allegedly rocked the boat despite his pleas for mercy and Carter could not swim. Carter drowned as the boat capsized.
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Weehington Post
Mobile
Als
Rept
Boze Carter
Pascagoula River
Brewton
Miss
Charles Jamison
W. N Taylor
Young Carter
Hig
Carter
Itig
Crushed Under Auto Kills Chauffeur in Hammond
Special to the Post from Chicago reports a car attempting to dodge an approaching electric train near Hammond Ind toppled onto a man and crushed him to death. Charles Creckman of 4687 Ella Avenue suffered a broken hip and internal injuries. The chauffeur Carl Ards was killed almost instantly.
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Hammond
Ind
Tme Wearington Post
Chicago
Charles Creckman
Ella Avenue
Carl Ards
Desperate Negro's Crime Threatens White Men Shooting
In Salisbury North Carolina Whitman Hardy a mulatto desperado from Yorkville killed Zeke Young and fatally wounded another negro and wounded Hardy himself while escaping He is under arrest for the two white men involved in the shooting and South Carolina authorities are requested.
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Salisbury
N. C
Zeke Young
Whitman Hardy
Yorkville
Hardy
South Carolina
Atlanta Refuses to Quarantine Crises Near End of Peace Talks
The issue highlights Atlanta resisting quarantine measures as peace talks near completion while other international headlines report a bomb horror in Barcelona and a major iron deal, with a government printing office row and notable deaths at the Potomac, plus storms at Sea Girt and Royal Arcanum rates.
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Atlanta
Barcelona
Government
Potomac
Royal Arcanum
Maryland
Virginia
Dixie
Famous
Marquise de Fontenoy
Special Train to Sea Bath Sees Baltimore Pair Run to Atlantic City
Henry Pratt Jones and James Madison Thompson of Baltimore hired a special Pennsylvania Railroad train from Broad Street to Atlantic City, covering seventy six miles in sixty eight minutes. Their midnight voyage caused a stir at the Bellevue Stratford and drew comment from West Virginia mine owner J. M Richards, who offered a counter spectacle on a rooftop. Richards, famed for a 96000 dollar shirt stud, departed town afterward.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Henry Pratt Jones
James Madison Thompson
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Broad Street
J. M Richards
West Virginia
Bellevue Stratford
Jones
Thompson
Maryland Club
Bachelora
Wik Hunt Club
Bellevue
Camden
James
Price
Janey
Richards
Mr Richards
Addicks Declares He Is Still In Politics
Dover September 8 Special to The Washington Post J Edward Addicks faces a party split as Delaware papers ponder his role in politics Senator J Frank Allee state chairman of the Addicks Union Republican Party calls Addicks politically dead and unable to win a United States Senate seat He says it would be fake to himself and to Addicks to hope for his election and declares the hope is dead.
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
J. Frank Allee
Addicks Union Republican Party
Addicks
Senate
Mr. Addicks
United States
Mr. Allee
Duke Seeks Absolute Divorce After Nine Months of Marriage
James B. Duke president of the American Tobacco Company files for an absolute divorce in Chancery Court Trenton naming Frank T. Hunteron as co respondent. Papers served on Lilian M. Duke at her home in this city. The couple wed November 29 last year in Camden after a brief courtship. Mrs. Duke was previously Mrs. McCready. She inherited property in Chatton and other assets from her first husband.
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Tobacco King
Sypetal
York
Nic
Httle
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Frank T. Hunteon
Duke
Chancery Court
Trenton
N. J
Bergen
Somerville
Lillian M. Duke
Death and denial at coroner listen into auto death
Mrs A H Batley wife of a Cleveland magnate faced the coroner over the death of Charles Broentle who died from injuries after being struck by her car on August 15 She claimed she did not reverse the vehicle to avoid injuring several men and said she only tried to stop the automobile.
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Cleveland
Copus
A. H. Batley
Charles Broentle
Schwab Buys Wharton Iron Interests in New Jersey
Boston report states Charles M Schwab has acquired Thomas Wharton iron interests in Morris County New Jersey for about 10 million dollars The deal gives Schwab control of a major mining and railroad tied operation near Wharton and sparks speculation about Passaic Steel Works purchase status The Passaic plant is the largest steel maker near the Atlantic seaboard with an assessment recently made on its capital stock
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Schwab
Passaic Steel Works
Atlantic Seaboard
Othen
Weahington Post
Paterson
N. J
Thas
Morris County
Wharton
Bethlehem
Passaic Company
Atlantic Sear Board
Mrs Caton in London wedding plans to Marshall Field
Special cable dispatch reports Mrs Lelia Spencer Caton arriving in London to wed Marshall Field of Chicago at St Margaret s Westminster Tuesday. Bridesmaids named Miss Birch and Eddy. A wedding breakfast at Claridge s will include family and embassy officials.
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Washington Post
London
iMrs
Lelia Spencer Caton
St. Margaret’s Church
Westminster
Marshall Field
Chicago
Claridgesa
Paris
Augustus Eddy
Field
Missea Birch
Eddy
Spencer Eddy
St. Patersburg
Cavers
Claridge’s Hotel
Gussia
Augustus Wddy
Spencer Hddy
Miss Hddy
M's
Marshall Eld, Jr
Ai Mr
Mra
Crossley
Myre
Henry Dibbin
M. Fielf
Beat
Land
Mira
Whitelaw Rela
Wadsworth and
Carter
Amercan
Rioting at Lirat Ends in Loss of Life and Wounding
Liban September 8 Rioting among reservists and urban demonstrators left ten people dead and fifty wounded after shots were fired from a house. Cavalry charges and a troop assault followed. A policeman and several soldiers died. Two injured civilians were treated. Wives and children accompanied the reservists during the disturbance.
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Liban
Romance of Immigrants: Austrian Couple Wed After Steerage Meet
Marie Huanvel aged nineteen and Florian Ungart twenty three from Austria met in steerage on the Hamburg American Bluecher. They learned they were from the same town, married in New York with a missionary in State Street, then returned to the immigrant barge and train bound for Milwaukee.
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New York
Marie Huanvel
Florian Ungart
Hamburg
Austria
Milwaukee
Marie Fe
Eile Island
Whorton
Marie
State Street
G A R Reunion Opens In Denver Amid Crowded Sights
Denver prepares for the thirty ninth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with crowds, incoming trains, and five candidates for commander in chief. Races include Corp James Vanner of New York, Robert Brown of Ohio, Col Burroughs of New Jersey, former Congressman Charles Burton, and Gen George Stone of California. Cities mentioned for the meeting plate include Chattanooga, Columbus, Omaha, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee.
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Denver
Colo
Grand Army of the Republic
Corp
James Vanner
New York
Robert Brown
Ohio
Col
Burroughs
New Jersey
Charles Burton
George Stone
California
Attes
Chattanooga
Columbus
Oblea
Minneapolia
Bus
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