City Officials and Board of Trustees Listing
City officials include Henry H Holes mayor H A Wood city clerk John L Merriam city treasurer William G Randall city attorney Robert L Harrell city engineer Oliver P Hall city recorder W D Lyman city marshal Robert L Harrell health officer B E Lavery and building inspector. Board of Trustees list Henry H Holmes president A B Tuthill E B Collier Aasil F Gillett Ethan P Kidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Holes
H. A. Wood
Madesareda Teat Tps
John L. Merriam
Ncitavtrs
William G. Randall
Robert L. Harrell
Oliver P. Hall
City Recorder
W. D. Lyman Ooo
Ccs
R. R. Root
B. E. Lavery
Building Inspector Board OF Trustees
Henry H. Holmes
A. B. Tuthill
E. B. Collier
Aasil F. Gillett
Ethan P. Kidder
Regular Republican Ticket On Governor Estudillo Colier
The piece notes REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET for Senator Miguel Estudillo of Riverside and Assemblyman Emerson B. Collier of Corona. Editor Compton of the Coachella Submarine remains unshaken by Lincoln Roosevelt talk. It hints Roosevelt may be the Republican standard bearer if convention pressure rises, leaving Democrats with little chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Estudillo
Collier
Tariff debate and a church courting room proposal
The text contrasts Bryant and Johnson as tariff tinkers arguing for free trade while recalling the Wilson Tariff of 1894. It also cites Rev Snyder proposing basement church quarters as a courting room for teens with skirt dances and performances, hinting at a shift in church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Johnson
Snyder
Christ's Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Survivors Seek Silent Cities and Reflect on Fate
Fragmented OCR text hints at survivors of a great war visiting silent cities, performing devotions and pondering destinies amid fading memories. The damaged lines reference hands, times, rivalry, and paths that shaped outcomes.
Memorial Day Tribute Promises Lasting Nationwide Gratitude
The passage honors fallen heroes with a vow that the country owes them a debt of gratitude and that Memorial Day will keep their heroism and memories vivid for Americans everywhere.
Taft Reopens Grans Resignation Tale During Memorial Address
In Taft memorial remarks at General Grant's tomb he revisits Grant's 1854 Army resignation, a topic readers deem best left unsaid. Historians know the reasons, yet Taft ties the episode to Grant's later stature as a premier Civil War figure. Old soldiers fear it harms the prospects of a presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Taft
Democrats Hope for a Big Victory Next November
Frederick B. Lynch, treasurer of the Minnesota Democratic committee, writes from Chicago urging national leaders to respond to Minnesota Democrats and end the party’s defeat tradition. Republicans and Hearst associates predict beating Bryan to back Taft. Prohibition candidate J. H. Woertendyke from Rivereide, once defeated as state chairman, wins a delegate seat to the Columbus National Convention set for July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Lynch
Minnesota Democratic Committee
Chicago
Brother Bryan
Lynch
Democrats of
Minnesota
J. H. Woertendyke
Rivereide
Prohibition
Corona
Columbus
Ohio
Water dangers loom from overuse and drought across California
The piece notes ill considered drainage and well use lowering the underground water plane. It cites the Geological Survey showing regional groundwater connection across 75 square miles in southern California and the water plane sinking from twenty three feet in 1808 to fifty feet today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
California
What Women Are Doing
The first congress of women in Russia begins June 14 in St. Petersburg. Finnish Parliament women push a bill raising marriage age to 18 and expect a tough fight. Julia Ward Howe, at 89, debuts as a composer with fourteen songs under Original Poems and Other Verses. Eldridge Claiborne becomes Philadelphia Trades League director voter, first woman to cast a vote. Kansas names a woman Probate Judge, Mrs Levi Cooper appointed after her husband’s death. Iowa teachers hear a notable speech by Miss Nancy Frye, 73, at the association. French military hospitals plan to trial women nurses, starting Val de Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ward Howe
Eldridge Claiborne
Trades League of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Kansas
Hoch
Mitchell County
Levi Cooper
Cooper
Nancy Frye
Iowa Teachers’ Association
Val-de-Grace
Paris
Peanuts and fruit vie in early 1908 harvest notes
Reports from Halifax NC suggest government farm peanuts are larger, with better quality. Georgia peach growers plan wider Alber tas distribution this year and California also to share in the fruit market. An international mining exposition at Madison Square Garden May 25 to June 20 1908 will feature a full mine exhibit with electric cage and simulated levels for impression of a gold mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
North Carolina
Georgia
California
Madison Square Garden
Key Resigns From First National Bank for Pasadena Post
Mr. John P. Key resigns from the First National Bank effective June 15 to become Secretary of the newly formed Security Mortgage and Deposit Company in Pasadena. He leaves Corona with many friends praising his sterling character and business acumen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Key
First National Bank
Security Mortgage and Deposit Company
Pasadena
Key
Corona
Cial
Lynn Birdsall
Pacific Clay Company figures transit links for Corona mine access
George Baldwin and J R Conrad of the Pacific Clay Company discuss plans for tramway or rapid transit between the company's mine and Corona plant. They expect construction within a year after locating suitable clay deposits. The firm also opens a Newmark factory to produce high quality fire brick with six kilns and a drying plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George &. Baldwin
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Pasadena
the del Rey
J. R. Conrad
Pacific Clay Company
Baldwin
Ife
Corona
Conrad
McKnight
Pacific Company
Newmark
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
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Sulturist
L. Hardy
Cal
Riverside County
Miguel Estudillo
Riverside
Emerson B. Collier
Gladys Vanderbilt
Countess Sneezsky
Sneezskys
Sweetsky
Roosevelt
Walter Wellman
Nebraska
Bryan
William R. Hearst
Chicago Police Department
Orange County
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Jacob Ritz
Brooklyn N. Y
Russia
St. Petersburg
Citizens’itizens’ Bank
F. Botsford
George B Brown
C. A. Kinney
The
Corona National Bank
W. J. Pentelow
Jacob Stoner
M. Terpening
Cashier
J. A. Keeler
Asst
Hamner
W. N. Tillson
F. F. Thompson
Andrew Veach
J. P. Triple
C. D. McNeil
Newman Essick
Harley Davidson
Lee Richardson Automobile Co
R Dlands
Corona High School
Vera Jane Edwards
Mardi Gras Co
Opera House
Carnival of Merchants
Billing’s Drug Store
Hfornia
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