A Riverside and Reno Travelogue through California and Utah
A narrative recounts a 1907 Southern California journey from Los Angeles to Riverside, Pasadena, and Los Angeles, then Reno and Salt Lake City. The writer notes Riverside’s beauty, the Rubideaux drive, old missions, and notable homes. in Reno he attends church, visits the State University, and remarks on the scenic Palisades and a Salt Lake City bridge. The trip ends with admiration for Salt Lake under Gentile governance and a tour of ex Senator Kero’s mansion.
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Salt Lake City
Uton
Los Angeles
Riverside
el Mission de San Gabriel Archangel
Mission of
Spain
Sierra Madre Range
San Jacinto
San Bernardino
Sierra Madre
New Glenwood
Bega
America
Rubideaux Drive
Rubideaux
Orange Grove
California
Orange
Magnolia
Magnolis Avenue
Glenwood Hotel
Cactus Park
Mra
Gray
Mra. Routh
Mr. Busch
St. Louis
Pepper Drive
Marengo
Cawston Farm
Emperor William
Teddy Roosevelt
Nicholas
Alice Longworth
Atss
C. L. Gates
Wayne County
Bessie
Minnie Caldwell
Lee Gates
Sacramento
John K
Chico
Reno
G. E. Brubba
State University of Nevada
Sierra Nevada
the State University
Mount Rose
Mount Slide
Stubbs
Fulton
Gordon True
Japan
M. E
Salt Lake
Truckee River
Palisades
Nevada
Utah
Midlake
City of
Zion
Kero
Indiana
Cambridge Home Coming Week Citizens List Drive
Every resident of Cambridge City is urged to assist Home Coming Week from September 16 to 20 by compiling names and present addresses of former residents. Submit lists to E. D. Firby or Dr. H. B. Boyd to ensure invitations reach all parties.
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Cambridge City
E. D. Firby
H. B. Boyd
Cambridge City Enforces Quiet Morality Rules
City officials emphasize orderly behavior and upright living as criteria for residency. When an improper person arrives, a polite request to move on suffices, with no public upheaval or violent demonstrations observed.
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Cambridge
Plans for Indiana Democratic machinery intact under Taggart group
Special correspondent reports Tom Taggart and Crawford Fairbanks plan to reorganize Indiana Democratic machinery and nominate the entire state ticket. They aim to margin the public voice, control the party, and push a law and order campaign to discredit Republicans and guide future government.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Tom Taggart
National Committee
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Democratic State Organization
Taggart-Crawford Fairbanks
Bryan
Hearst
Judge Parker
Taggart
W. H. O’brien
O’brien
Stokes Jackson
Greenfield
Jackson
Sam Ralston
Lebanon
B. F. Shively
South Bend
Dan Sims
Lafayette
Democratic Party
Mrs Mollypop and a Malaprop at the Country Club
An Evanston woman known for malaprops misuses a word before friends at a Country club party. Her husband, a purist, points out the error with a tearful protest as she exclaims about her two sons. She labels herself a regular Mrs Mollypop after the slip.
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Evanston
Country Club
Willing to Wait Coffin Scene Stuns Ill Man
An undertaker's men mistake a second floor door for a flat and deliver a coffin to a bedbound patient. Startled, the sick man protests I’m not dead yet but the undertaker calmly replies We’ll wait. Bocian.
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Bocian
Witty exchange on warnings sent to bachelor clubs
Mrs Stubb notes many married men, asks what use they make of these warnings. Mr Stubb explains charity, sent to bachelor clubs to deter reckless men from marriage.
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Stubb
Chicago News
Patient jokes and a doctor’s blunt quip from Baltimore News
A Baltimore News humorous line notes a patient who is an all around athlete. The doctor calls the patient afflicted with a running sore a jumping toothache and a fighting chance to cure both.
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Baltimore News
Frugal Hat Tale Spreads Through Humorous Quote
A man extols thrift while displaying a two year old hat. He boasts minimal repairs and one restaurant exchange for a brand new replacement, as recounted by Fliegende Blatter in a lighthearted anecdote.
Railway Investor Embraces Government Ownership View
Mr Dustin Brax replies he fears no loss from government ownership and would continue managing his railway interests. He compares politics to Wall Street and asserts confidence in navigating both arenas.
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Dustin Brax
Washington Star
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