City Officials and Board Members Listed
City officials Henry H. Holmes Ceeeee Wingor H. A. Wood City Clerk John L. Merriam City Treasurer William G. Randall City Attorney Robert L. Harroll City Engineer Oliver P. Hull City Recorder W. D. Lyman City Marshal Robert L. Harroll Street Superintendent Dr. R. R. Root Health Officer B. E. Savery BOARD OF TRU Building Inspector Henry H. Holmes President A. B. Tuthill E. B. Collier Ansill Gillett Ethan P. Kidder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Holmes
Wingor H. A. Wood
John L. Merriam
William G. Randall
Robert L. Harroll
Oliver P. Hull
W. D. Lyman
R. R. Root
B. E. Savery Board OF Tru
Regular Republican Ticket for Senator and Assemblyman
A provided clipping lists REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET for Senator 39th District HON. MIGUEL ESTUDILLO Riverside and For Assemblyman EMERSON B COLLIER Corona. A narrative verse fragment mentions Little Bill Bryan, a raft journey, and a remark about Bryan’s past political forecasts including the 1906 Democratic convention and the St Louis platform hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel Estudillo
Riverside
Bryan
St. Louis
Death of Grover Cleveland Revered as Honest Leader
In the nation a solemn notice honors Grover Cleveland as a statesman of integrity who influenced many. The public memory lauds his character and places him among distinguished figures who shaped American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Gover Cleve
Unclear OCR note on local sports figures and venues
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a group ready for action and several names including Bryae and Willian. It references a city and a planned event at a venue with players and an exercise or game. Details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Brean Keeps Tie and Draws on Past G OP Themes
The passage references Brean maintaining a tie with party ideas and drawing on past defeats to shape the campaign. It mentions government ownership of railroads and a preserved fifty cent dollar, with nods to historic nomination campaigns and platform paraphernalia showcased at a prior convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brean
Cdi
Chicagoc
Congressman Stone
Fie
St. Louis
TYOS Honors and Thirteen Young Grads
The article extends heartiest congratulations to the Hons and girls of TYOS expressing best wishes for success in their busy futures. It notes sixteen young men and one woman have pursued education and earned professions once reserved for males, reflecting progress toward gender equality in education and careers.
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Tyos
Destiny and diligence shape the rivals in striving fields
The passage reflects on competitive youths pursuing honors and achievements, noting that destiny guides every person. It contrasts bravery and cowardice, suggesting that both sexes will face their future informed by their choices and resolve.
Weak ly Messenger Second Issue From Corona Courier
The piece claims to be published by Charles R. Miller but the text suggests the Hildreths conceived and printed it as an appendix to the Courier. It pleads with Corona merchants while criticizing the Courier and its patrons as unreliable and hypocritical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Courier
Charles R. Miller
Hildreths
Courier
Corona
Psalm 23 Political Parody Cites Shepherd Imagery
Fragmented text offers a political parody reading of Psalm 23 with garbled phrases about a politician as shepherd. It alludes to leadership, loyalty, wealth, house ownership, and divine guidance amid unclear, nonstandard wording.
Women of Note in Politics and Religion
Mrs Tharriet Blood of Pherticpadis elected by state Democrats as alternate to national convention. Rev Mara Hoyt accepts permanent pastor post at Free Baptist Church Brooktown. Miss Chara Martin of Toronto runs for East Toronto legislature, first Canadian woman lawyer and board of education member. Dorothy Howard engaged to Winston Churchill, advocates women suffrage with sisters Lady Dorothy and Lady Cecelia Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Corliss Hoyt
Free Baptist Church
Brooktown
Mites
Hoyt
Weta
Chara Miatrin
Toronto
Hic
Camiatches
Miss Martin
Board
Edication of Toronto
Ashe
Af Pathiamienet
Dorothy Howard
Winston Churchill
Enehind
Wendin Silvage
Lob
London
Dorothy
Cecelia
Mary Murray
Gilbert .Murray
Oxford Speaker Heads New England Suffrage Meeting in Boston
The New England Woman Suffrage Association held its annual meeting in Boston with Oxford as principal speaker. In Jamacia Plain St Paul Universalist Church, the Rev Florence Kollock Crooker marked four years of pastorate. Crooker, noted for a remarkable career, began in Chicago then led a flourishing church in California and later built a frontier church in Pasadena. Meta Warrick, born in Philadelphia, is highlighted as a sculptor whose Paris Salon work earned Rodin’s praise.
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Oxford
New England Woman’ Suffrage Association
Boston
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Jamacian Plain
Mass
Florence Kollock Crooker
Crooker
Ehoureli
Chicago
California
Pasadena
Philadelphia
Agee
Meta Warrick
Paris
Auguste Rodin
War Vessels at Canal Ends Signal U S Panama Plan
A president order assigns a war vessel to each end of the Panama Canal until Panama's election day. Commentary suggests potential U S possession of Panama in the future. Mrs La Fayette Young faces questions on female suffrage at the Republican Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Panama
Teachers Selected for Upcoming Carona Public Schools
The Sell Board named the teaching staff for the coming term in Carona Public Schools. Appointees include principal Ioinecipal, Professor WooDA, assistants Miss Olive Clark Miss Nina Beebe Miss Edna Thalsey, and grammar school principal Mrs. Lala Main. Also listed are several grade teachers, music and drawing instructor EL Vion Kimmell, janitor James Millbank, and high school bike capacity supervisor W Bane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioinecipal
Professor Wooda
Caron
Olive Clark
Nina Beebessistant
Edna Thalsey Grammar School
Figures show May auto sales by dealer table
May automobile registrations reveal a snapshot of dealer activity. The report outlines totals by agency, illustrating which firms led the month and how sales volumes compared across the market.
The Sinous Eel Bites After Decapitation
In a St James Gazette excerpt a writer notes eels can continue to move after decapitation and even bite days later. He recalls a conger left on a beach for a day then biting a boy and reflects on whether postmortem activity comes from residual nerves or life.
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Wales
Alf
Sxipling
St. James
London Fig Case Ends When Counsel Advises Defeat
An English solicitor defended a fruit broker in a London court over a $100 claim for figs declared unfit for food. The coaster plaintiff, cross examined, faced contempt threats as the judge intervened. The broker’s side urged a test, the witness refused, and the broker finally chose to lose the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Garston
Solomon and a curate in a Sunday lesson
An anecdote about Dr. Rinthall Davidson when a curate at Dartford. He asked a Sunday school class for differences between Solomon and other men and a child replied Solomon was wise, prompting a gentle exchange.
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Rinthall Davidson
Camterbury
Dartford
Wing Solomon
Solomon
Londor
ALT
Curious Plants Attract Visitors To New Gardens
A London Graphic note describes strange curiosities in gardens including blisters from primrose stems two-part leaves that trap insects, air-grown plants with no roots, walking and sleeping plants, and plants that grow whiskers. Visitors may view them free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Graphic
Peculiar Qualifications for Tea Selection
The Sab bath school superintendent remarks that Gideon chose tea drinkers who kept watch with one eye and drank with the other, rather than those who laid aside their arms. Herald and Presbyter notes the quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon
Difference Between Dialogue and Monologue
In this brief exchange a father explains to his son that a conversation between two women is a dialogue while a single woman speaking at length to her husband constitutes a monologue. The line is from a Philadelphia source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Philadelphia
Church Dedication Marks New Christian Church Service
The new Christian Church was dedicated last Sunday after impressive services led by Pastor W. T. Adams. Chap man delivered the morning sermon to a large audience, with an afternoon communion and addresses by local pastors. Evening services featured Rev. Durant K. Lewis of Long Beach. About $1,200 in pledges were secured toward church debt, aided by the Aid Society and several businessmen. The building and lot cost roughly $4,500, and the congregation thanks friends for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Chapman
Brother Chapman
Durant K. Lewis
Long Beach
Bro
Lewis
Aid Society
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W. J. Pentelow
Jacob Stoner
M. Terpening
J. A. Keeler
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J. P. Trivle
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Silke Mall
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