City Officials Hold The Fort In Riverside Stande Off Tuesday
Riverside city trustees gathered on Wednesday with all but one member present to review monthly stipends and warrants. Only Collier attended as chairman. other members were away on various duties. The meeting adjourned with no action on warrants while residents watched a lively street scene and a runaway team injured Boyd Ferguson.
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Collier
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Orange County
Kingdom of Riverside
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Welly
Gaully
Clearman Callier
Colliers
Sixth Street
Tenth Street
Boyd Ferguson
Ferguson
Groceries in Danger Amid Delivery Wagon Mixup
A Tuesday incident near Nonna raised concern over staple groceries as George Fergue and his team faced disruptions when a delivery wagon carrying supplies collided with local horses. The event disrupted orders and prompted brief safety checks by local officials.
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Nonna
George Fergue
Sutherlands Take Ownership of Glen Ivy Hotel
The Sutherlands have formal possession of the Glen Ivy Hotel and plan to entertain guests. Mrs. Sutherland visited the springs Tuesday evening while Mr. Sutherland prepares the Buick used for freight and passenger transport along the Lee Lake Temescal and Glen Ivy trail. The new chauffeur shows early learning but is not yet a skilled driver, hoping goggles will improve performance to a Barney Oldfield level.
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Sutherlands
Glen Ivy
Sutherland
Springs
Lee Lake
Temescal
Barkis
Barney Oldfield
Oranges Set to Grow in San Jacinto Valley After Grove Sale
The Redlands Junction sale of the Whittier orange grove for a quarter of a million dollars has spurred local interest in orange culture. About 3,000 acres in San Jacinto valley are suited for citrus, and ranchers are planning plantings and fees for a potential early stage of a multi million dollar expansion.
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Whittier
Redlands Junction
San Jacinto
Reward Offered for Lost Fox Hound in Orange County Park
Mr J A Turner cashier of the Farners and Merchants Bank of Santa Ana offers ten dollars for information leading to the recovery of a black and tan female fox hound described as having white feet a white tail tip white nose and forehead white on the breast and neck and tan head and ears with some tan on the ears. The dog wore a name plate reading J A Turner Santa Ana Cal. on the collar.
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Orange County Park
J. A. Turner
Farners and Merchants’ Bank of Santa Ana
Santa Ana
Grover Conatser Shot by Own Pellet in Arlington Neighborhood
Shortly after 10 pm Tuesday residents near Washburn and Irirert streets heard three pistol shots. Grover Conatser, shot in the left chest by a Homeopathic pellet from a .22 pistol, was taken to Arlington Hospital. Doctors removed the bullet. authorities suspect the shot was self-inflicted amid a “gay” prank gone wrong.
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Washburn
Iriret
Grover Conatser
Grover
Arlington
Surprise farewell party for Miss Mabel Baldwin
Last Friday evening March 27 a crowd gathered at Miss Mabel Baldwins home to surprise her before her move to Alvord. The dining room table was laden with packages containing candy and cake. Attendees included Mabel Baldwin Ava Arborn Nettie Fisher Claude Ross Jessie Fisher Ellie Tucker Ruby Branch Pearl Fisher Will McCarty Walter Ross Lewie Moss Bernis Kirby Nic Branch Ellis Toucker Conger Francisco Casper Slaten George Nickel and Will Swank.
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Mabel Baldwi
Alvord
Mabel Baldwin
Ava Arborn
Nettie Fisher
Claude Ross
Jessie Fisher
Ellie Tucker
Ruby Branch
Pearl Fisher
Will McCarty
Walter Ross
Lewie Moss
Bernis Kirby
Nic Branch
Ellis Toucker
Conger Francisco
Casper Slaten
George Nickel
Will Swank
Trading as a Fine Art in a Nelson Grocery
A Nelson Lancashire shopkeeper, left in charge by his wife with strict weighing instructions, weighs a customer’s request for two pounds of pickles and cheekily promises to give him one or two jars. The anecdote, cited by the Liverpool Mercury, highlights comic misinterpretation at the counter.
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Lancashire
Compeed
Liverpool Mercury
The First American Duel in the Seventeenth Century
In 1630 Edward Doty and Edward Leister, servants of Mr. Hopkins in New England, fought a duel over a trifling quarrel. Wounded in the thigh and hand, they were punished by the governor who ordered their heads and feet tied and left without food or drink for twenty four hours. They were released after one hour due to severe suffering.
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Edward Doty
Edward Leister
Mr. Hopkins
New England
His Apprenticeship Makes a Jocular Hint at Family Roles
In London Answers a speaker recalls Mr Pater explaining apprenticeship as binding one person to another by agreement. The tale ends with the youngest son quipping that the father must be apprenticed to his mother, provoking amused reaction from the audience.
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Rascal
Mother
London
Herbert Spencer and the Puddles
The London Caterer recalls Herbert Spencer as a cautious man who avoided riding to dinners and carried a bundle of old newspapers to drop into mud puddles along his path. He used the pages to keep his shoes clean and wore muddy shoes only on the return trip, seemingly unconcerned with the mess.
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Herbert Spencer
London
Banking reserves should be used in emergencies not for show
The Wall Street Journal compares banking reserves to an emergency hospital bed noting reserves exist for use during crises. It highlights a parable where an injured patient is refused shelter because the emergency bed would then be unavailable. The piece argues reserves must be usable, not merely ceremonial.
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Wall Street Journal
A Clever Scheme
A child explains how he improved arithmetic by dividing homework with a classmate and swapping help with another pupil to share the teacher’s aid. The tale reflects a cheeky but harmless classroom ruse reported in Harper's.
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Tommy
Eric Jones
Harper's
Impartial man described by quotes and shooting anecdote
A passage recalls Mr Scatterton claiming strict impartiality. An amiable man confirms a past outing where Scatterton shot at a rabbit dog or even a friend, seemingly indifferent to whom he hit.
Dangerous Case Highlighted by Surgeon’s Pick
A hospital surgeon asks Trisl to judge the most dangerous case among many. Patrick points to a case of surgical instruments as the riskiest, while a wrinkled man’s face appears as the original timepiece in the Dallas News item.
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Patrick
Man
Dallas News
Telegraph Saves Man From Poison on Montreal Train
A Montreal druggist misprepared a prescription for William Brady, a passenger on the Mohawk and Malone division bound to New York. Telegraph alerts at Bonaventure and Tupper Lake warned train crews, enabling Brady to discard the lethal dose moments before boarding, narrowly averting death.
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Utica
N.Y
William Bridy
Malone
Montreal
New York City
Brady
Mtistake
Bonaventure
Nvde
Grand
Tupper Lake
Adirondacks
Lehnberg Buys Wrieht Alfalfa Ranch for 83500
A. T. Lehnberg purchased the Wrieht alfalfa ranch located about two and a half miles northwest of town for 83500. The property includes a 1 horsepower pumping plant and a windmill supplying water for domestic and irrigation use. He plans to move soon and continue operating his paving block quarry with eight workers.
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A. T. Lehnberg
Lehnberg
Grove Sale Under Consideration In Corona
Mr. M. Gue of Redlands was in Corona Monday to discuss selling a two and a half acre Orange grove on West Sixth Street near the Boulevard.
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M. Gue
Redlands
Corona
West Sixth Street
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