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Domestic News
October 28, 1854
Thibodaux Minerva
Thibodaux, Lafourche County, Louisiana
What is this article about?
New Orleans health improves amid yellow fever; 108 deaths reported for week ending last Sunday. St. Charles Hotel reopened, St. Louis to open soon, theaters resuming. Anticipated brisk business and amusements due to interior railroads.
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New Orleans. The health of New Orleans
still continues to improve. The number of
deaths from yellow fever, for the week ending
on Sunday morning last, is one hundred and
eight. The St. Charles Hotel was opened for
the reception of boarders on Wednesday last;
the St. Louis will open on first prox.; and ere
long the three theaters will be in full blast.
The approaching season, it is thought, will be
one of unusual briskness, not only in business
operations but also in amusements, in conse-
quence of the facilities of reaching the city by
the railroads now leading to the city from the
interior.
still continues to improve. The number of
deaths from yellow fever, for the week ending
on Sunday morning last, is one hundred and
eight. The St. Charles Hotel was opened for
the reception of boarders on Wednesday last;
the St. Louis will open on first prox.; and ere
long the three theaters will be in full blast.
The approaching season, it is thought, will be
one of unusual briskness, not only in business
operations but also in amusements, in conse-
quence of the facilities of reaching the city by
the railroads now leading to the city from the
interior.
What sub-type of article is it?
Disease Or Epidemic
Economic
What keywords are associated?
New Orleans
Yellow Fever
Deaths
Hotels
Theaters
Railroads
Business Briskness
Where did it happen?
New Orleans
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New Orleans
Event Date
Week Ending On Sunday Morning Last
Outcome
one hundred and eight deaths from yellow fever
Event Details
Health continues to improve. St. Charles Hotel opened for boarders on Wednesday last; St. Louis to open on first prox. Three theaters to be in full blast soon. Approaching season expected to be unusually brisk in business and amusements due to railroads from the interior.