Yellow fever cases rise in Pensacola and Gulf ports
The Pensacola area reports four new yellow fever cases within the infected district, plus further cases in Mississippi City Vicksburg and nearby Gulfport. State authorities warn of more suspicions, mass meetings protest quarantines, and efforts unfold to stamp out the disease amid conflicting local views.
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Vicksburg
New Orleans
Pensacola
Tia
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Barrineas
Rayvard
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Busias
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Tucson
Gulf Coltty
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Peakington
Waitcheg
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State Board
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Terrebonne Parish
St. Charles Parish
la Place
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Germany
Berlin
Imperial Health Office
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Prussia
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Transcaspian
Marienwerde
West Prussia
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Moecker
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Briefendorff
Romanshof
Walkewitz
Weissenhoche
Bromberk
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Stuation
Poland
Warsaw
Rusman
Paris
Chantemesz
Pasteur Institute
Hamburg
France
Notice of simultaneous marriage and festival announcements
The Washington Post will publish marriage and festival notices concurrently in multiple morning newspapers including New York Tint, Boston Globe, Buffalo Courier, Cincinnati Enquirer, Chicago Record, Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, Rochester Herald, Liverpool Leader, St Paul Pioneer Press, Minneapolis Tribune, Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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NEW York
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago Record Herald
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Proviness Journal
Rochester Herald
Loyns Republic
Byracue Post Standard
ST Pauls
Pigneer Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Flain Dealer
Labor for the Canal Printing Office Situation at Oyster Bay
Civil Service Commissioner Cooley met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay with a group including Cortelyou Beveridge Penfield and Ganley to review civil service regulations for Panama Canal labor and the Government Printing Office dispute. Shonts to appoint city employment agents to streamline hiring. Minister King and Consul General Steinhardt paid respects. King praises Siam progress and ties with the United States.
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Cooley
Oyster Bay
Keep Commission
Cather
Lo I
Fronsevelt
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Indiana
W. L. Penfield
Bolletter
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Flontmaster
Gencil Cortelyou
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Bempstead
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Civk Service Commission
Snants
Canal Commission
Shonts
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
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and Service Commission
Civil Service Board
Lenad
Coole
Oscar J Rickatts
Palmer
Government Printing Office
Vinal Commission
Pulse
Hickarts
Kay
Dung
Roose
Hamilton King
United States
Siam
Frank Steinhardt
Havana
Cuba
King
Wil
Bangkok
Sam
Kang
Japan
Letter Carriers Meet in Portland for National Convention
Six hundred delegates attend the National Letter Carriers Association biennial conven tion in Portland Oregon starting September 4 at the Lewis and Clark Fair. The program includes receptions and an evening session with welcoming speeches. Readjustment of the orders insurance branch aims to make assessments equitable. Leading candidates for president include J D Holland M A Fitzpatrick G D Davidson and incumbent I A Keller. Chattanooga Atlantic City Minneapolis and Canton Ohio are suggested as next meeting sites.
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Portland Fair
Portland
Oreg
National Letter Carriers’ Association
Lewis and Clark Farr
J D Holland
Boston
M. A. Fitzpatrick
New York
G. D Davidson
St Louis
I A Keller
Chattanooga
Atlantic City
Minneapolis
Canton
Ohio
Banker Dies of Burns After Johnston Warehouse Fire
Johnston bank president Dutz died from burns suffered in a cotton warehouse fire Saturday night at Johnston South Carolina. He was a well known figure in Edgefield County as authority on local finance and banking. Movements of Ocean Steamers list ships arriving at New York and Plymouth from Antwerp Liverpool and New York with routes to Antwerp Cherbourg Bremen and Dover.
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S.C
Charleston
S C
Dutz
Johnston Bank
Edgefield County
New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Cevic
Liverpool
Dover
Zeeland
Plymouth
Kronprins Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Bremen
Hamburg Chorea Control Echoes Across Europe
German and French authorities report no new cholera cases in Hamburg as quarantine and disinfection of Russian emigrants proceed. The Bulgaria steamer holds 31 passengers bound for the United States plus 1000 others while checks and detentions intensify along the Elbe and across Prussia and France.
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Hamburg
United States
Moltke
Bulgaria
Elbe
Brunshausen
Otto Beker
Hamburg-American Line
America
Russia
Heinrich Schamer
Germany
Diemen
Lisyd Steamship Company
Henry W. Diederich
Va Jous
Bremen
Feltzer
North German Lloyd Company
Hebbinghaus Visits Kaiser and Heads Home
German naval attaché Commander Hans-Georg Hebbinghaus met with Emperor William and plans to return to Washington at month end. Frau Hebbinghaus accompanies him after a summer visit to relatives in Germany, with social duties noted in Berlin society.
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Washington
Berlin
Hans- Georg Hebbinghaus
Hebbinghaus
Emperor William
Nebbinghaus
Frau Hebbinghaus
Germany
Afrigan Rebellion Grows In German East Africa
Paris dispatches report a widening uprising in German East Africa with attacks on three Catholic mission stations and mass killings of Europeans near the Ruaha River. Rebels threaten northern districts and caravans along the Dar Es Salaam trade route while German forces seek reinforcements as unrest spreads.
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Washington Post
Paris
Germany
Africa
German East Africa
Berlin
Standard
Dar-Ma-Galam
Variona
German East Afric
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Nyangow
Mausasi
Ukhutu
Usagara
Hassan Duka
Wagindo Kiswere
Wagindo
Husasaid
Lindi
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Shah of Persia Visits Czar in Friendly Meeting
The Shah of Persia meets the Russian Emperor at Peterhof in a cordial, nonpolitical encounter. Trade between Persia and Russia is strong, with about 230,000 Persian workers in Russia annually and many Persian subjects receiving Russian honors. The Shah plans to depart for Teheran via the Caucasus after the visit.
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St Petersburg
Persia
Peterhof
Europe
Persi
Russia
Teheran
Caucasus
Baron Karl von Krieglstein Dies in Rifle Cleaning Accident
Berlin reports Baron Karl von Krieglstein Lokal Anzeiger correspondent accidentally shot himself while cleaning his rifle at Harbin on Saturday. He served in the Austrian army, wrote The Psychology of War, joined the Prussian staff in 1833, and contributed to military history before resigning to focus on writings. He aided Lokal Anzeiger with Japanese and Russian army coverage during the late war.
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Berlin
Baron Karl von Binder Krieglstein
Lokal Anzieger
Harbin
Baron von Krieglstein
Staf
General Staff
Tne
von Moltke
Lokal Anzeiger
English Troops for Crete Heighten Island Anxiety
A Royal Inniskillings battalion in Egypt is ordered to send three companies to Crete to bolster forces amid ongoing unrest. The situation on the island remains tense as 6,000 foreign troops are viewed as insufficient to quell insurgent bands. A typhoon south of Heiphong in Tonkin coast areas reports wreckage with no European casualties noted.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Aldershot
The
Royal Inniskillings
Egypt
Crete
Tonquin
Raigon
French
Indo-China
Heiphong
The Bad Samaritan at the Columbia Theater
George Ade's The Bad Samaritan drew a large audience, praised for humor and vitality. Strong character comedies like Uncle Ike Gridley and H Calhoun Galloway anchor a lively production with polished settings and a skilled cast led by Richard Golden. applause and a gracious author tribute conclude the show.
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George Ade
Columbia Theater
Ike Gridley
Bluford Higgins
H Calhoun Galloway
Homer McGee
Signor
Pietro Gargelina
Conservatory
Eugene Spillers
Susanna Wheatley
New Boston
Belle Hinkle
Melba
Louis Frisbee
Charles Hoyt
Mr. Ade
Grace Iisher
Heraott
Garelyn Lea
Laura Wria- Oo
Qthera
Samuel Reed
Higgins
Jacques Kruger
McGee
Harry Btonc
Spillers
L. Wadsworth Harrila
Pa Phketer
Plecea
Ade
Fred. F. Schrader
Elsie Janis Stars In The Little Duchess at Lafayette
Elsie Janis headlines The Little Duchess at the Lafayette with lively performances drawing crowded houses. The show features notable impressions and a strong supporting company, while plans for future engagements and possible move to New York are discussed amid a warm reception.
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the Lafayette
Elsie van Im
Lafayette
Miss Janis
Washington
Wistaria Grove
New York
Little Duchess
Mr. Aborn
Charles Frohman
Misa Jania
Sam Bernard
Johnny Ray
Dan Daly
Albert Chevalier
Ethel Barrymore
Eddie Foy
Mme Fay
Della Fox
Anns Held
Wddie Foy
Ahen
Xara
Anna Held
Robert Lett
Gustave
Irving Brooks
Heidleberg Warteberger
Robert Grant
Harry Carter
Abel Skinner
The
Guardian
George Moore
Eva Davenport
Aimee Travers
Amy Lake
Cecilia Loftus Impresses Chase Theater Audience
Cecilia Loftus drew a large crowd at Chase Theater during a holiday performance. Her act featured a remarkable series of impersonations of stage celebrities with flawless gesture and voice, delivering entertaining, satirical, and serious imitations that impressed seasoned theatergoers.
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Cecilia Loftus
Chase
Miss Loftus
Loftus
Banquet to Mr Savage at Columbia Theater
Grand Opera magnate Henry W Savage honored at a first night of The Bad Samaritan with a Marine Band serenade in the lobby and a Raleigh banquet. Savage spoke of his opera career and cheap admissions. Attendees included Percy Weadon Mason Peter and Augustus Pitou Jr.
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Henry W Savage
Savage Opera Companies
Marine Band
Lieut Santelmann
Columbia Theater
Raleigh
Savage
Germany
Ifjeat Lantermann
Joseph Luckett
Woodland
Paris
Percy Weadon
Savage Grand Opera
Mason Peter
Augustus Pitou, Jr
PRESS HUMORISTS GATHER IN CLEVELAND MEET opening
Delegates to the American Association of Press Humorists arrive in Cleveland Ohio for the annual convention beginning tomorrow. The program blends entertainment with business including officer elections Thursday morning and reports on the past year. President S W Gilliland of the Baltimore American is to give the opening address and new members will be admitted.
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American Association
Cleveland
Ohio
American Association of Press
S W Gilliland
Baltimore American
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