Flowers of Spring and Orange Harvest in Pasadena
A lively Pasadena dispatch reports birds singing as spring arrives with mating mockingbirds and blossom-filled orchards. It notes warm sunshine, bustling tourism, electric cars between Pasadena and Los Angeles, mounted family outings, and crowded rose festivals. It highlights the orange harvest with 365 boxes per car and 21 oranges per box as 15 000 more car loads are planned.
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Pasapexa
Cal
Sansas City
Atlantic
Beechfurd
Pacific
Piasadena
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Pasadera Gardens
California
Tee
Coxanr
New Physician Joins Minerva Medical Scene
Doctor Hutton, a senior practitioner at Minerva for years, moves to The Selby Building for ophthalmic and eye diseases. Doctor Witten assumes a leadership role, bringing experience and a notable presence to Minerva’s medical community.
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Doctor Hutton
Minerva
Hutton
Eve
Witten Wis
Akato
Villest
Chapel services shift as new edifice plans loom
The Methodist Pomesiane reform treasury will not retain the chapel crew in which services have long been held. A single weekend service remains, as the new edifice nears completion and is advertised for sale. Grain O price updates impact coffee buyers, with brown Mocha or Java varieties highlighted. Grocers report two percent markup on packages.
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Methodist Pomesiane Regation
Java
Relief of Mafeking Seen Likely as British Drive Advances
London dispatch reports British optimism over Mafeking relief as Colv s Plemers forces push forward. Lord Methuen disperses Boer resistance. Roberts plans rail gathering for a large army with Belmonfontein stores as the next phase. Deserters, artillery movements, and a widened South African theater are noted.
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London
South Africa
Colfer Si Plemers
Lord Methuen
Perkman
Lord Roberts
Mr. Fraser
Bloemfontein
Barsbert
Thaba Nebu
Arponstadt
Durban
Pietermaritzburg
British Army Prepares Advance on Pretoria Dispatches From Roberts
London March 11 Lord Roberts reports crossing the Orange River and rail repairs at Norvalsport as Bloemfontein nears Cape Town. Proclamation seeks surrender terms with Basutoland reports Boer arrivals and a potential ending of occupation. Mafeking relief looms as Kimberley force moves.
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War Office
Bloemfontein
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Thaba Nechu
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Cape Town
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Vryburg
Damaraland
fHottentet
Pretoria
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Boeclonten
Clements
Orange River
Norval
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Bloensfontein
Basutoland
Aliwal
Kroonstadt
Stern
Cape
Orange Free State
Steyn
Cecil Rhodes
The
Daily Trail
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Lord Methuen
England
Rhodes
Governors Seek Federal Aid in Kentucky Political Clash
Governor Taylor meets Republican leaders in Frankfort seeking McKinley intervention and small troop support. Reports say he desires federal recognition as governor while amid broader Goebel assassination fallout in Kentucky.
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Taylor
Kentucky
Frankfort
John W. Yerkes
Danville
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McKinley
Hiss
Buctiocat
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Williamsburg
Finley
Charles Finley
Goebel
Charles
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Washington
Davis bill eight hour workday passed in state legislature
Ohio House finance committee drafts general appropriation for 1980 with totals for state institutions and cities. Davis bill to restrict work hours passes 58 to 24 after debate. amendment to exempt counties and towns rejected. Several bills introduced or recommitted. committee on trust questions formed.
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Boys’ Industrial School
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Harer
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Cincinnati
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Russell
Mackenzie
Montagu White Threat on Johannesburg Rouses Boer Fears
London dispatches from March report Montagu White warning that the Boers will raze Johannesburg if pressed, while British officials downplay the threat. Lord Roberts advances, J. B. Robinson doubts Boer folly, and Salisbury garners press praise for stance toward the United States amid intervention talk.
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Daily Graphic
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Russian Empire
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