Sermon and church affairs at Baptist service on Wed
A Baptist service at Lucediy Daily Workingmen's Church featured a morning sermon on Luke 22 19 about the ordinance of the Lord's Supper. The service included reception by letter, hand of fellowship, and evening sermon on labor oppression, with choir performances and praise.
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Baptist church
Christ
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LooF Pshelman
dopin
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Calvars
Zion
Chrishan
Mais Tiwell
Fire destroys several buildings in Selma wild blaze
A large fire in Selma gutted the brick block housing Kutner Goldstein Co and damaged eight small frame structures. Losses extended to a barn, harness, and a buggy owned by George Owens. Firefighters and locals worked to save goods. one man collapsed from heat, another was overcome by smoke. Police seek arsonists amid public alarm.
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kuli Goldstein & Co
central
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Rutner Goldstein &A Co
George Owens
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James Steyens
J k Wood
Kutner, Goldstein & Cos
Selma
JHE Robbers Raid Scour City In Silent Burglaries
A gang of burglars robs widely across the city from Saturday night, taking groceries, tobacco, blankets, and valuables. A bundle of blankets is found at Einstein's warehouse and later at a lumber yard, while Mr Louis loses $40, two gold watches, a chain, and other items totaling about $279. Neighbors report sounds and tracks but no arrests. residents urge united patrols and a stronger police presence.
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Gus Adderson
Einstein
J Louis
Sain Joaquin
Louis
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H S Dixon
Dixon H S
Clark Stevps
Stanislaus
Miss Kellett
finills
Mr Perkins
St Po utwood
Sta kton
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Dick Heddinger
Th dustin
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Charley HO Norris
Towler
Bristol
Glenn f Willis fis
L rent street
Kern
Johmson & Lye
M and
Palaro
Santa Crug
Quadri finger
San Francisco
board of trade
M A Conn
H Azhderan
Richard Willaims
Central colony
board of
Fresno
Gus Anderson
Anderson
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Washington Colony
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Mr. Shamp
Local district plans two temporary school buildings and bonds
A district board moved to construct two temporary frame buildings to house 22 and five rooms as permanent plans proceed. They authorized a public call to buy bonds for funding, noting space shortages with 300 more pupils this year and six additional teachers. The August meeting set the bond goal and outlined costs.
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Trussels Board Inches Toward Licenses and Sewer Plans
City trustees in regular session approve minutes and consider liquor license for Babcock and Vucovich. City Recorder reports July fines of 109.20 and licenses 120.08. assessor collects personal taxes 32. The board notes sewerage plan proposals, budget items, and salary listings, with adjournment after routinized bills.
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Measralick
Lambs and Hedges
Messrs Babcock & Vucovich
Tombs
clure
WB Pennett
Sarvwte City Recorder
HE Daly
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J Ho Bartlett
Messig Landewoth & Titzechild i fim
New York
Henry Anderson
San Prins
Linstec
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bob Vda
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Dennett salus
UT Wartlett
Daly
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Walliey
Thales
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Tragic Death at Pine Rade Way Up
A detailed obituary recounts the death of Mrs Tily Snodgrass, mourned by her husband Vass Mily Addcott. It describes her early beauty, betrothal, illness, and the somber funeral held under starlit mountains. The piece reflects on a brief, intensely loving life ending in a lonely mountain grave.
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Vass
Mily Addcott
Snogrias
Snodgrass
lam
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Protection or Free Trade Debate Prompts 19th Century Rethink
Editors argue over free trade versus protective laws. They recall Buchanan era words praising growth under protection and contrast it with later wealth and employment gains, asking whether a return to protection would sustain prosperity and national credit. The piece weighs systems that shaped labor, manufacturing, and the treasury.
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congress
ISCO
United States
om treasury bank
General Sheridan's Death Revered by Citizens
The town observed flags at half mast in mourning for General Sheridan, hailed as a fearless leader and beloved hero. Residents recall his bravery beside Grant and his devotion to his soldiers, while many readers share memories of him as a noble, approachable commander.
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hin
hay
Buchanan Rieds
Winchester
Sheridan
hell
Atlanta
Transcontinental travels and local society notes feature
MN Smith returns from Pine Ridge. many residents travel to San Francisco and Santa Cruz. The column lists visits, marriages, absences, and social events including church meetings, court notices, real estate dealings, and community movements across San Jose Alameda and Mendocino counties.
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Pine Ridge
Cole
San Franco
rus Markewitz
Sanfranciso
Captain Green
Santa Cruz
Katz Methodist church
Fred L Cottle
San Jose
dave
Ray D Ohelley
Tehach
joi h
Barth Springs
Joel Halbert
Wm Farley
Jose Larley
Miller’s day
Al Knox
Yosem valley
George A Nourse
Santa Greg
Nourse
D Colson
Sulton
Sant Cray county
Colson
Lundiy
ieriet
Suindin wian
Mrnderson
andie Wall
Gordon Griffith
San Francisco
Mendocino county
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