Yellow fever spreads as four new Pensacola cases reported
Yellow fever cases rise along the Gulf with four new Pensacola cases, two in Mississippi City, and two in Vicksburg. Reports note mild fever in patients, a Mass meeting opposed to quarantines, and lingering public skepticism.
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Gulfport
Mississippi City
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Pensacola
Tia
United States
New York
Cty
Barrineas
Rayvard
Fourty
Busias
Vlares
Gulf
Tucson
Gulf Coltty
Gulfpert
Mississippi
Handsboro
Peakington
Waitcheg
Uluck
Berge
Brady
State Board
Patterson
Lake Providence
Terrebonne Parish
St. Charles Parish
la Place
St John
Amelia
Miss
Notice of Marriage Insertion Across Major Papers
The Washington Post announces simultaneous wedding notices will appear in multiple morning newspapers including New York Times Boston Globe Buffalo Courier Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Record Herald Philadelphia Public Ledger Pittsburgh Dispatch Providence Journal Rochester Herald Lincoln Republic Boise Post Standard St Paul Pioneer Press Minneapolis Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer. Insertion or telegraphing offered without extra charge in all listed papers.
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Washington Post
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
Civil Service Commissioner Cooley at Oyster Bay discusses Panama Canal labor needs and civil service changes with the President. The keep commission will oversee the Government Printing Office affair as Palmer, Hickarts, and Kay face the dispute. Also, Hamilton King and Frank Steinhardt visit. King sails tomorrow to Bangkok with a message to Siam's King.
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Civil Service
Cooley
Oyster Bay
Keep Commission
Cather
Lo I
Fronsevelt
George H. Cortelyou
A. J. Beviaridge
Indiana
W. L. Penfield
Bolletter
State Department
Alfred W. Ganley
Flontmaster Gencil Cortelyou
Ly Kooning
Bempstead
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Civk Service Commission
Snant
Canal Commission
Coole
Oscar J Rickatts
Palmer
Kee Commission
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 Biennial Convention
Six hundred delegates arrive in Portland Oregon for the National Letter Carriers Association biennial convention at the Lewis and Clark fair. New insurance branch readjustment aims to make assessments equitable. Leading candidates for president include J D Holland M A Fitzpatrick G D Davidson and incumbent I A Keller. Potential next meeting sites cited as Chattanooga Atlantic City Minneapolis and Canton Ohio.
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National Association
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
Bankier Dies of Burns After Johnston Warehouse Fire
Johnston bank president Dutz died from burns incurred in a cotton warehouse fire Saturday night. He was a well known figure in Edgefield County. The report also lists ocean steamer movements with arrivals in New York and Europe, including Vaderland, Cevic, Zeeland, and Kronprins Wilhelm.
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Johnston
S.C
Charleston
S C
Dutz
Johnston Bank
Edgefield County
New York
Vaderland
Antwerp
Cevic
Liverpool
Dover
Zeeland
Plymouth
Kronprins Wilhelm
Cherbourg
Bremen
Hamburg and Europe Tackle Cholera Spillover
German health offices step up quarantines and disinfections as cholera flags new cases near Hamburg. Emigrants bound for the United States are detained aboard ships off the Elbe while authorities and firms enforce strict inspections. France increases frontier checks as cholera spreads prompt precautionary measures nationwide.
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Wambureg
Hamburg
United States
Moltke
Bulgaria
Elbe
Brunshausen
Otto Beker
Hamburg-American Line
America
Russia
Heinrich Schamer
Germany
Berlin
Imperial Health Office
Vistula
Prussia
St Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Caucasus
Transcaspian
Marienwerde
West Prussia
Horn
Grabowha
Moecker
Treuil
Bromberg
Nabel Stoewen
Czarnifau
Briefendorff
Romanshof
Walkewitz
Weissenhoche
Bromberk
Culm
Stuation
Poland
Warsaw
Rusman
Paris
Chantemesz
Pasteur Institute
France
Hebbinghaus Visits Kaiser As Naval Attache Plans Return
German naval attache Commander Hans Georg Hebbinghaus and Frau Hebbinghaus dined with Emperor William in Berlin and will return to Washington by month end. Hebbinghaus has been in Germany visiting relatives since early summer and took part in social events there.
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Washington
Berlin
Hans- Georg Hebbinghaus
Hebbinghaus
Emperor William
Nebbinghaus
Frau Hebbinghaus
Germany
AFRIGAN REBELLION GROWS ACROSS German East Africa
Berlin based telegrams report a widening rebellion in German East Africa with attacks on three Benedictine mission stations and mass killings of Europeans near the Ruaha River. Northern districts report caravan attacks on the Dar Es Salaam trade route as rebels seize territory and prompt German reinforcement actions.
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Spreral
Washington Post
Paris
Germany
Africa
German East Africa
Berlin
Standard
Dar-Ma-Galam
Variona
German East Afric
Lukuledi
Nyangow
Mausasi
Ukhutu
Usagara
Hassan Duka
Wagindo Kiswere
Wagindo
Husasaid
Lindi
Ern
Shah of Persia visits czar a cordial meeting not political
The Shah of Persia meets the Russian Emperor at Peterhof in a friendly, nonpolitical visit. Russia Persia trade and labor ties are strong, with about 230000 Persian workers in Russia annually and many Persian officials receiving high orders. The Shah plans to depart for Tehran via the Caucasus on Wednesday.
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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 far correspondent for the Lokal Anzeiger shot himself while cleaning his rifle at Harbin on Saturday. A former Austrian army officer, he joined Prussian staff in 1833 and later resigned to focus on military writings including a study of Moltke. He contributed to coverage of Japanese and Russian forces in 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 Reach Island Amid Anxiety
Special Cable Dispatch reports the second battalion of the Royal Inniskillings, then in Egypt, ordered to send three companies to Crete. Conditions on Crete remain dire as 6,000 foreign troops are deemed insufficient to quell insurgent bands. A typhoon southeast of Heiphong reaches Tonkin coast causing wreckage with no European casualties reported.
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Weahington
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Aldershot
The
Royal Inniskillings
Egypt
Crete
The Bad Samaritan at Columbia Theater Pleases Crowd
George Ade's comedy The Bad Samaritan opened at the Columbia Theater to hearty laughter. A blend of character wit and farce, highlighted by Uncle Ike Gridley and Bluford Higgins, with Savage, Marton, and Golden delivering acclaimed stage work. The show blends gentle satire with entertainment and a strong ensemble.
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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
Elsie Janis Headlines at the Lafayette in The Little Duchess
Elsie Janis captivates crowds at the Lafayette with The Little Duchess. Her New York debut connections and quick change of plans for a possible Our Girl in a move toward Frohman influence mark the week. The company, costumes, and mimicry engage audiences, alongside other acts like the James H. Wallick Amusement Company presenting Her Wedding Day and Imperial Burlesquers at Kernan's offering lively vaudeville interludes.
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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
James H. Wallick Amusement Company
Academy
Eleanor Merron
Daisy Farm
Texas
Tey
Edwin Trevor
Wibhera Rey
Rose Marton Jutet de Grignan
Sa’ye
John Foy
Joe Hogan
Wide Edwards
Cecilia Loftus Impresses Large Chase Audience
Cecilia Loftus made a strong impression at Chase Theater with a holiday performance drawing a record audience. Her act featured a sequence of celebrity imitations, noted for precise gesture and voice, entertaining those familiar with the original performers.
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Cecilia Loftus
Chase
Miss Loftus
Banquet in Honor of Henry W Savage at Columbia Theater
Grand Opera magnate Henry W Savage was honored at a lobby serenade by the Marine Band and a Raleigh banquet after the first night of The Bad Samaritan. Savage spoke of his opera career and cheaper admission goals. Mason Peter, Percy Weadon, and Augustus Pitou, Jr. attended. The affair celebrated his push to bring vernacular opera and affordable prices to America.
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Tokio
National
National Theater
Richard Carle
Wiliam Frederick Feters
Marcus Orlando Kidder
Carle
Fred Frear
Kow Tow
Mr Frear
Washington
Miss Imma Janvier
Madame Butch
Tekio
Camund Stanley
Juan Lincoln
William Rock
Rusty
Minerva Courtney
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 Convention Opens Tomorrow
Delegates to the American Association of Press Humorists arrive in Cleveland Ohio as the annual convention begins. The program features entertainment and business including officer elections Thursday morning. President S W Gilliland of the Baltimore American will speak tomorrow morning and reports for the past year will be read with new members admitted.
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American Association
Cleveland
Ohio
American Association of Press
S W Gilliland
Baltimore American
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