Corona Town Officials and City Posts Listed
A partial roster lists Corona city officers including City Treasurer Trae City Attorney Robert L Harrall City Engineer Oliver P Hull and Health Officer B E Lavery plus Building Inspector Street Superintendent and City Recorder. Board of Trustees members Henry H Holmes A B Tuthill E B Collier Ansil F Gillett Ethan P Kidder and Fighting Bob Evans comment on national needs of fewer statesmen and more ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L
Harrail
Oliver P. Hull
City ‘Recorder
the Lyman Co
Robert L. Harrall
R. R. Root
B. E. Lavery
Building Inspector Board OF Trustees
Henry H. Holmes
A. B. Tuthill
E. B. Collier
Ansil F. Gillett
Ethan P. Kidder
Bob Evans
San Francisco
Corona
Senatorial Attack on Roosevelt Layered by Washington Report
The piece notes a possible senatorial attack on President Roosevelt as reported in Washington. It cites critics Pitchfork Tillman Coal Oil Bailey Rip Roaring Jeff Davis and Gum Shoe Big Stone of Missouri voicing derogatory remarks about Roosevelt, signaling heightened attention to the debate.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Pitchfork Tillman
Coal Oil Bailey
Texas
Rip Roaring
Jeff. Davis
Arkansas
Gum Shoe Big Stone
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
Proposed Association of Organized Charities Promises Aid
The proposal argues that a central agency can direct charitable relief, prevent imposition, and ensure help goes to meritorious cases, praising discretion and noble aims while criticizing aiding those who will not help themselves.
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Association of Organized Charities
Alice Roosevelt and campaign chatter stir California politics
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt causes laughter in a presidential milieu as reform lines and party jockeying rise amid debate. The piece notes Republican aims, candidates, and mentions Charis Barker and Secretary Petron of the county center, praising their integrity and executive skill.
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Charis Barker
Seerety Petron
Republican County
Intolerance and leadership in political life
The passage critiques intolerance and mob mentality. It references Chairman Barker and Mr. Pelton guiding party affairs while warning against those who ostracize dissenters. It cites Lord Macauley on hypocrisy and laments pervasive bigotry amplified by education and local meeting houses.
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Barker
Pelton
Lord Macauley
Little Red
Riverside Republicans Endorse Estuddillo and Collier for State Office
In a county convention the Riverside Republicans endorsed Miguel Estuddillo for the Senate and Emerson B. Collier of Corona for the Lower House. They call for party unity to ensure victory and urge any dissenters to join another camp and campaign openly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside County
Miguel Estuddillo
Emerson B. Collier
Corona
Political maneuvers swirl over Democratic nomination
In Washington May 11 Minnesota's Ciovemmor Johnson and Bryant ally Bryant lewling were hosts for consults with President Roosevelt. Culbertson of Texas rules out candidacy. RNC opened in Chicago as Denver debates La Follette Hearst link and PolAlette prospects loom. Polls show mixed support for Prohibition stance and party splits.
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Ciovemmor Johnson
Minnesota
Bryans
Washington
Roosevelt
Ryan
Bryan
Lint Polfette
Plearst
Choughy
la Pollette
Hon
Lal Pollette
New York City
Open letter opposes liquor sales in drug store ordinances
Riverside resident C L Libby of Redlands protests to the new school board over ordinances allowing drug stores to sell liquor. The piece notes no doctor’s certificate or prescription exceptions. Meanwhile San Bernardino Riverside Modern Woodmen of America plans a June 13 jog event at Urbta Springs. A California Marble Co quarry east of Redlands employs 30 men, with 80 more to join after tramway completion. Elsinore sees H C Harrison named Recorder and the Elsinore Club adding a gym at the bath house as Lake View Inn grounds receive electric wiring to light the grounds.
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C. L. Libby
Redlands
Board of Truseees
Woodmen of America
San Bernardino
Campaign for better roads by Los Angeles women captain
News nuggets note Los Angeles women organize a campaign for better roads with Mrs. Matthew Robinson leading a vigorous stump speech. The piece contrasts energetic female activism with male efforts and mentions other topics from the era.
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Los Angeles
Matthew Robinson
Sailor Gives Speech Onboard Texas After Gift To Barmy Crew
A sailor, speaking with a cap on a peg in his cabin, recites a tribute to the Texans for their costly gift to the crew of the battleship Texas. He recalls memorizing the speech and jokes about his navigational skills versus oratory, promising this will be his last platform appearance.
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Texas
Gem Restaurant Closed After Owner Illness
The Gem on Main Street shut its doors this morning in a suit brought by J. W. Veach and Son grocers. Bert Shingledecker, who ran the place, had six weeks of typhoid fever after purchasing it, hindering operation. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Gem
Main Street
Bert Shingledecker
J. W. Veach & Son
Shingledeckers
Sermons Highlight Sunday at Local Churches
The Congregational Church invites all for morning and evening services with special music. Rev. A H Hooker of Santa Ana will preach in the morning and lead the Men's Neon Bible Class. Rev Dr Watkin will speak on Mexico and South America in the evening. Baptist Church announces Rev N C Hansen will preach in Rev Jarques' absence.
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Order of Red Men
Jarques
Captain Glass and His Memory at Galveston Parade
A 1807 Texas naval ceremony in Galveston featured Captain Henry Glass presenting a silver service to the battleship Texas. The event drew twenty thousand residents as Glass struggled with a mangled manuscript, red faced, attempting to address Governor Hogg and the crowd before breaking down mid speech.
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Glass
San Francisco
Texas
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Galveston
Henry Glass
Lone Star State
Sea Beach
United States
A Village of Itself
The joint purchase by Messrs William Vs Jilleson and Asa FL Cail of ten acres at Ontario and Taylor marks a potential village boom. Call and Jameson own about 250 acres of grove property and plan cottages for employees. Jameson has begun a cottage with more to follow, signaling growth around Corona.
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Messre
William Vs. Jilleson
Asa FL Cail
Ontario and
Taylor Streets
Call
Tameson
Jameson
Chase Ranch
Corona
Brown Place Sold to Abraham Zimmermiano of Durpertal
Mr. David R R Brown longtime Corona area pioneer sold his Chino ranch to Abraham Zimmermiano of Durpertal. Brown, who secured the property from the government and retains the patent from his legal fight with the Southern Pacific, may relocate but has not fixed a new home site.
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David RR. Brown
Corona Way
Chino Ranch
Abraham Zimmermiano
Durpertal
Brown
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jfe
Furnished Rooms for Light Housekeeping For Rent
Classified brief advertises furnished rooms with light housekeeping, available for rent. Signs describe rooms in stock and rates at five cents each or two for twenty five cents, advertised by The Independent.
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The
Independent
Templeton Reid an Old Assayer
Fragmentary notes describe Templeton Reid as an old assayer with a private establishment near gold mines in Hatapkin county Georgia. The text hints at 1830 gold rush activity in Georgia and mentions coins with historical appeal and uncertain origins.
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Hatapkin County
Templeton “Reid
Georgia
Reid gold coins of Templeton Reid and the Georgia mint
The article describes Templeton Reid's assaying and smelting operation striking gold coins for 2 50 5 and 10 denominations. It notes rarity of the 1839 ten dollar piece and a 1850 five and ten dollar design commonality, with Georgia gold provenance and later California issues surpassing Georgia in rarity. It mentions specific weights fineness intrinsic values and historic wear on the coins.
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United States
Templeton Reid
Torey
Reid
Georgia
Usd
California
The 1849 Tompleten Reid Assayer Twenty-Five Dollar Coin
A discussion of the 1849 twenty five dollar coin associated with Templeton Reid, an Assayer. The piece is described as unique in design and denomination with California gold motifs and a distinctive ornate border. The article questions Reid’s connection to California and notes uncertainty about his plant location and why the coin appeared in California.
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California
Tompleten Reid
W Templeton Reid
Assiger
Reid
Californaa
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Independent Publishing Company (Incorporated
A.L. War Py
Cal
Alice Roosevelt
Paamnworth
Billy Brean
Tay
Col
Culbertson
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Dwich
Tfarry New
Bhner Dever
Neds C. Hateen
Opera Tomee
Porto
Tinesta
Bay
Teatet
Riverside
California Marble Company
City of
Elsinore
Elsinore Club
Bath House
Christian Scientists of
St. Louis, Mo
East Side
Churches and Organizations
Capt. Glass
the Navy
W.F. Botsford
George Brown
C. AT Etnney
Corona National Bank
W. J. Pentelow
Jacob Stoner
M. Terpening
J. A. Keeler
J. 8. Hamner
W.N. Tilson
F. F. Thompson
Andrew Vench
J. P. Triole
C. B. McNeil
Newman Essick
H. K. Stahl
Masonic
G. R. Freeman
Hiarryy
F. Scoville
Corona, California
Citizens Bank
Corona, Cal
Dr. Topp
S. S. Willard
Wyes
Liental Heanes
Corone, California
Petysietan
William G. Randall
Apeeaw
Carona
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