Battle over Spreckels will argued before judge Coffey
In San Francisco on October 16 the Spreckels will contest filled long extensive arguments before Superior Judge Coffey. Peter F. Dunne and A. Morrison led the defense for John D. and Adolph Spreckels, outlining four main attack points on the will. The case now awaits the judge’s decision, with prospects of appeal by either side.
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Jadie Rapalto
California
Japanese Murderer Ready for Trial
Kanagawa, a Japanese man, faces trial after attempting to slit his own throat during a violent attack on Wednesday night. He has been hospitalized since the crime and will be transferred to Oahu prison for arraignment and preliminary hearing.
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French or German in Five Weeks Course Announced
At the request of many who were unable to take the summer course Mr Mathews will offer another five weeks of conversational French and German. Free lectures will be held at the Young Hotel next Thursday and Friday.
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Sales Ladies Wanted Advert for Jordan’s Firm
Wanted for our wife starting Monday six sales independents apply Saturday morning at Jordan's. Young man energetic business hustler needed with salary and commission. Best references required. Address D B G.
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Rockefeller Donates Million To Fight the Death Worm
Rockefeller pledges one million dollars to a health crusade aimed at eradicating a deadly worm menace. The donor flags the parasite as a threat to public health, urging national mobilization and medical research to curb infections and deaths.
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Congo Reforms Outlined Amid Congo Rover Scandals
A battered account outlines reforms and accusations surrounding the Congo under Belgian rule. It cites reports of murders, village burnings, and brutal conditions tied to the Kiwal Jabber Company, triggering international alarm and press scrutiny sparked by investigations led by De We HL Mores won and Dr. W. H. Sheppard in 1904.
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Queen Believes Cook Reached Pole Despite Doubt
At a public meeting in Hamilton Mont on October 28, Queen Alexandra expresses belief that Captain Cook did reach the North Pole journey, despite others doubting the ascent. The discussion centers on Cook’s claimed top of a peak, aided by photographs, while critics question the expedition’s veracity and the witness Harrill’s testimony.
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Harrill
President Tutt Reaches Vicksburg on River Tour
President Tutt arrived at Vicksburg on a four day river trip from Moleta aboard a steamer that departed downstream with most of the river motion briefly halted. The trip will stop at Natchez for Rouge Friday and Saturday.
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