Bonding question favored at city council meeting
City council discussed Ordinances 149 and 150 with approval votes on fire unit changes and moving meeting night. Bond issue gained support for sewer and street work, while Palm Avenue and Grand Boulevard paving debates continued with remarks from Mayor Holmes and City Attorney Randall. Senator Flint urged tariff and party principles.
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Baptist Church
Robert Dough
Victoria
Dora Te More
Douglas
Barth, Proctor and
Willius
Palm Avenue
Grand ‘Boulevard
Holies
Freeman
Gulley
Fants
Holmes
Randall
Coulley
Board of Trustees
Erie
Corona Shows Large Registration Increase in Riverside County
Riverside County has added 1000 people in two years with 1182 new voters raising total registration to 6821. Of these 2914 are in Riverside proper and 3907 outside precincts. 1906 1908 data show 1006 108 in Riverside and 2588 2014 in Corona.
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Riverside County
Riverside
Riverside and
Corona
Cece
Riverside rally rekindles Republican fervor at Loring Theater
Senator Flint and Lee Gates led a large Riverside gathering as two bands played and committees escorted veterans and supporters. The talk centered on Republican principles, tariff defense, and protectionist policies, praising Lincoln Garfield McKinley Roosevelt while critiquing Bryan.
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Republican Party
Riverside
Loring Theater
Riverside County
Opera House
Frank Pp. Flint
Lee C. Gates
M., Estudillo
E. B. Collier
Gen. Freemont
Geo. ‘Frost
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
First Concert by Dufferin Rutherford October 6 at Utah School
The first concert of the Theses Musical hob will be held in the Utah School Auditorium on October 6. Soloist Dufferin Rutherford, a tenor robusto praised in eastern papers, will be assisted by Miss Gregg, pianist of Riverside, noted for European training.
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Utah School
He Datterin
Rutherford
Miss Gregg
Roverside
Dufferin Rutherford
Pacific Coast
America
Charles Granville
New York
Francis Campbell
Bush Temple Conservatory
Chicago
Miss’ Gregg
Bible Class Plans Series on Social and Economic Questions
Rev Chester Ferris announces a Bible class study series beginning tomorrow. Monthly topics cover child labor ethics laws and church action, women in industry and wages, home life effects, sweating and consumer leagues, and wealth and capital discussions through December into January.
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Congregational Church
Chester Ferris
Suit Begun Over Disk Barrow Ruining City Streets
A suit is commenced against Kendrick of the St. Louis ranch for using a disk barrow with corrugated edges on city streets in violation of ordinance 151. Officials say wooden sleds avoided road damage, but ranchers now seek to save effort, risking more suits. Fines range from ten to one hundred dollars per offence.
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Kendrick
St. Louis
Mixed Tidbits Spark a Busy Local Page
A collage of notes from Redondo to Los Angeles covers agriculture, transport, politics, and entertainment. Items include a 350 acre sweet pea farm, California’s 1000 acre walnut orchard, vaccination pushes, a 1910 Atlantic balloon crossing, Bryan campaign help, a Taft election tease, and Rev. Torrey revivals planned for a 5 000 seat Los Angeles tabernacle.
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Redondo
California
United States
Fisher
Yale
Texas
Atlantic
Lady Cook
Bryan
Cleveland
Torrey
Moody
Los Angeles Church Federation
Alden Opera House Leased to Massengill
The Massengill Moving Picture Company, with a dozen branches in as many cities, has leased Alden Opera House from Mr. Alden and plans to open next week with a new line of specialties. The company will hold monopoly on most nights while booked attractions may play on one previously chosen night. Corona National Bank directors elected C. D. McNeil president succeeding W. A. Pentelow.
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Massengill Moving Picture Company
Corona National Bank
C. D. McNeil
W. A. Pentelow
National Bank Statement Fragment Cites Redemption Fund and Receipts
The fragment notes lawful money reserve in the bank with specieras orders for lawful tender notes. It lists a 415.00 redemption fund with the U S Treasurer at 6 percent of circulation and a 25.00 due from the U S Treasurer besides the redemption fund. It states the bank has operated since 1905 and will continue the practice.
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U.S
Vickels Ated
U. 5
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