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- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- New York Life Exposure Proves Parker's Charge
- Jilted Hoosier Kills a Woman
- Emperor Nicholas in Finnish Waters
- No Signs of Disorder
- Taft Sails for Home
- Jumped over a Cliff
- Komura Improving
- Fatal Case of Cholera
- No Rioting Reported
- Civil Suit May be Instituted
- Fairbanks Was the Principal Speaker
- More Printers Strike
- Orders Countermanded
- [Untitled]
- Daurignac is Ordered Deported
- Bloody Career Ended
- Missouri Rivers and Creeks Bank Full and Running Over
- Sign of Civilization
- Roosevelt at Church
- Julian Mitchell's New Play Successful
- Woman Fatally Burned
- Poaching on the Canadian Side
- Was Hardy Murdered
- Sweden Rejoices over Compromise
- Norwegians Likely to Vote for Monarchy
- Riksdag Will Approve Storthing Doubtful
- Marker Fatally Shot
- Murdered Girl is Identified
- His Skull Fractured
- Two Trainmen Killed Many Passengers Hurt
- The Death Record
- Suicide Not Young King
- Body Identified
- Page 2
- [Untitled]
- Business Block on Church Site
- Percentage and Fees
- Shower Settles Dust
- Grocers Who Carry Burnett's Vanilla
- Ft. Douglas Notes
- [Untitled]
- Lesson of the Desert
- Visit Ruins of Shops
- Enormous Damages in Baku Oil Region
- Men Were Released
- Manchurian Ports Open
- Engineers Move Westward Today
- Building in Mexico
- His Love Was Hopeless
- Germans Applauded
- Cannot Last Much Longer
- Hall Caine's next Book
- Won't Talk Politics
- Had Plenty
- A Woman of Push
- Wanted in Park City
- Conference of Mutuals
- Telephone in Country
- Burial of L. C. Shurtliff
- Going to Convention
- Death of Mrs. Truex
- Frank Mcnulty's Funeral
- Suspected Grafter
- Ogden Briefs
- January Jones on Prohibition
- Russian Proverbs
- Out of the Fact Factory
- Reed and the Barber
- Stories of Dan Lamont
- Survival of Pagan Days
- Just About Mothers
- Stern Parent
- Page 3
- [Untitled]
- Land Four in Saloon Raid
- Amusements
- Peace Being Assured Excitement Subsides
- Local News
- [Untitled]
- Made a Brave Effort
- Few New Cases Reported
- Exciting Cuban Campaign
- Tariff the Issue in Ohio
- Going Back to Japan
- State News
- Provo News Notes
- Cache County Jurors
- Bloody Fight Expected
- Heavily Loaded Cars Collide on Sharp Curve
- Socialist Congress
- A Little Friendly Advice
- Arizona "Drinks"
- As Novelists Look at It
- Why the Sun Sets
- Local Briefs
- Child Avoided Her
- Jury Failed to Agree
- Bold Robbery at Nampa
- Ten Cases of Fever
- Personal
- Remarkable Record
- Butter and Oleo
- Page 4
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Cheaper Gas on All Sides
- Secret Societies
- Fraternal Union of America
- I. O. O. F
- Women of Woodcraft
- [Untitled]
- G. A. R.
- Degree of Pocahontas
- Maccabees
- Rebekahs
- R. N. of A.
- Is Acting Promptly
- Official Notice of the Emperor's Ukase
- Odd Fellows Will Meet in Philadelphia Today
- Yucatan is Prosperous
- Boys in Blue for the Fair
- Strang's Money Again
- Order of Eastern Star
- At the Tabernacle
- Subscription Agents Wanted
- Four Deaths at Sea
- Lost $113,000,000 in Ships
- Y. M. C. A. Friends Are Entertained
- Autumn Excursions to Las Vegas
- The Popular Mountain Way
- Togo Not a Christian
- Details Caused Delay
- Page 6
- Page 7
- [Untitled]
- Eureka Nosed out in Ninth
- Park City Juniors Win
- Utahs 11, Eureka 10
- Where Monk Gets Even
- Eureka Ready for Them All
- Standing of the Teams
- National League
- American League
- Pacific Coast League
- Western League
- American Association
- Hanes Elected President
- Two Day's Meeting at Logan is a Success
- Remarkable Entry List at Lexington
- Circuit Opens at Columbus
- Big Guns Call Meeting
- Gun Club Scores
- [Untitled]
- Mike Says He Wants More
- It Looks Bad for Aggies
- Swimmers Talk Business
- Game Battle with Tide
- Golfers Set Date for Women's Tourney
- Fruit Suffers from Pests
- Meteorological Report
- Double Track
- Page 8
Salt Lake Herald | 1905-09-18 | Page 3 | Few New Cases Reported
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1905-09-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6pk1mt5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pk1mt5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Few New Cases Reported |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1905-09-18 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | FEW NEW CASES C SES REPORTED Additional Proof That the Scientific Warfare on Yellow Fever Is Succeeding New Orleans or n Sept 17 Official report i to 6 S p m at I New cases ca ea 24 4 total to date 2571 Deaths DaU 2 total tou J Co to o date m rK New N e loci feel t ci S SUnder Under treatment 33 Cases Cues discharged 1913 The comparatively few cases cares re reported rePorted ported portel today added additional en encouragement coura em nt to those tho in charge of the fever campaign Among the new ne eases cases is 18 Dr C M Shanely of the physician ll who ho Is in charge char e of the district of Upper Barataria B In Jefferson parish He reported the existence ex tence of the fever feer in that territory arid iId was vas placed d in charge by the state boned board of health He Ht moved to that territory from North orth Dakota a few years ago and owns a plantation there thelO He l e came to the city eity Sunday morning and an was taken to the emergency hospital I He has only a light U hl ease ro Two cases were reported from Crom the charity hospital which came cametra front from tra La LR which is in Tangi parish just across the lake from New Orleans The country reports were Kenner seven new cases casas and one death La Fourche Crossing two new cases La Rose RoSt one death Tallulah nine new ne cases Barataria six new eases eues Terre Ferre Bonne two days da s twenty one new cases |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pk1mt5/12244641 |