The Oriental Situation Intensifies Across China and Europe
The article discusses Great Britain Russia and Germany in a tense struggle over influence in China and the Pacific. It warns of potential conflict if Britain loses Hong Kong and asserts the need for fair treatment for American trade while urging strong yet peaceful measures to secure US interests.
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China
Russa
England
Che Ruse
Hong Kong
Russia
Lasland
Salis
Tans Fee Valley
Lord Salisbury
Pritzin
Sibsbuis
Cies
Ing Dank
Logland Russa
Germany
Trance
Great Britain
Peking
Trane
Rust
United States
Cicnt
Pacific Coast
Light the Park to Deter Crime at Night in City Squares
The park behind the courthouse is dimly lit and crowded with transient workers and criminals. City officials consider lighting the area or using gasoline lamps to curb nighttime crime, noting darkness encourages threats and robberies while promises of street lighting hang on energy supplies and budgets.
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Court House Park
Ety
Board of Superss
Invasion of Fresno Laborers Sparks City Debate
A social unrest piece discusses waves of transient workers in Fresno and the tension with local residents. The text argues for a labor plan to distinguish employable labor from vagabonds, proposing housing for workers and compulsory work requirements until stable employment is found, with a call for a formal system to manage migration and labor allocation.
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Fresno
Actos
Whit Society
Toyon
Cearch
Scientific scraps of metals and vegetables from Nevada to Alaska
Fragmented typed notes describe a new metallic oxide and alkaloid deposit found in Nevada by WH Hamilton, with potential scientific importance. It mentions a PLI substance and medicinal fruits, noting forests from Cross Sound to Mount Fairweather and various edible fruits and digestion advice, all in a scattered late 19th century style.
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Nevada
Hamiltio
Aisla
Cross Sound
Juan de Tuca
Van Kirk Arraigned in Burglar Case Linked to McGrew
Van Kirk, alleged accomplice of McGrew, was brought from Stockton by Constable Albin and arraigned before Reedder Clark yesterday. His preliminary examination is set for next Tuesday at 10. He is charged with receiving stolen property tied to a north overcoat taken from a car at the Southern Pacific depot.
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van Kirk
Walliam van Kark
McGrew
Stockton
Albin
Reedder Clark
Talon
Southern Pacific
Egyptian goods exhibit aids Boston trade appeal
Dennett, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, receives a request from Wis WeBride for an exhibit of Egyptian and other products from Liesno county to be shown at Boston starting October. The letter asks for contributions of California goods, circulars, and pictures to be displayed with prominent labeling. Major Dennett plans to send a collection if feasible, hoping for strong advertising for the country.
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Sunt Daily
Myo
Dennett
Chamber of Commerce
Fom Wis
Wiestehussuls Charit*bk
Vechamie Association
Lie Association
Boston
Dennettt
Ross Fined For Saloon Fire On Pinch Street
Justice Austin fined Ross thirteen dollars and seventy cents with terms to pay the money by a set date or face prison time. Neighbors near the Blackstone Avenue saloon say the place attracted rough crowds and liquor sales to minors, a disreputable resort for corrupt behavior.
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Juste
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Accident Near Malag Injures Ramsyy and Professor Thiel
A serious accident near Malag injures Geo S Ramsyy and Professor Thiel. Details are unclear due to garbled text but report indicates medical attention and investigation underway.
Fowler for Senator Hes the Choice of the Specialists
The central committee urges voters to back Fowler in the upcoming senatorial race. The article notes party unity and calls for moving forward with the campaign despite internal divisions.
New Teachers Named and Bond Discussion Contested
A school board meeting considered new teaching staff for multiple departments and the bond issue for high school improvements. Mi Daley proposed advertising for positions and a decision on the cumulative tax bond was postponed. An assistant for the high school departments was appointed, with Pelington taking duties.
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Boav
Vtorta Ever
Daley
Vi Dauley
Columbia
Dulles
Dulles Vir Stepheng
Hutauung
T.h
L Welane
Mineresee
Lisbeh
Pelington
State
Univereits Fast Vou
Wsmuch
Wassedington Wis
Erich
Cloeuton
Porter Dies After Lumber Mill Accident In Des Moines
Henry C A Porter, young man, died from a head injury caused by a lever accident at the Sanger Lumber Company mills. His remains were taken to Stephens and Bean undertakers in Tinsley for embalming, and the funeral is planned at his Des Moines home with uncle’s wonval to follow.
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Henry C
Stephens and Bean
Indy
Millword
Sanger Lumber
Des
Tim Dew
Horse and cart stolen near Kans Graf on Blye Street
A horse and cart owned by a well known tuner named Mr Pigan were stolen while the man dined at a Kans Graf on Blye Street. The thief took a small bay horse with white feet, driven by a boy named Albert Soloreaim near Vilar, leaving a kit of tools from Mr Pitan’s business. Police notified but no arrest by first hour after dawn.
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Pegi
Bilehid
Oelock
Mel
Albert Soloreaim
Vilar
Pitan
Officers Round Up Men In Park After Nightly Disturbances
Sheriff Scott Constable Shaw and Dewis Gmyd led officers to arrest several men wandering the park area during recent nights. The operation targeted loiterers in the slum district, with one named suspect, Perny, taken into custody amid ongoing patrols for protection against such disorder. George Kelley was arrested yesterday for stealing a watch.
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Alotte
Scott
Hi Free
Sheepmen suffer in snowbound high country clash with park guards
Descriptions recount a harsh winter clash as federal park guards drive off sheep and cattle from meadowlands near Lasemite park. Farmers report hundreds of sheep deaths from hunger and exposure while owners struggle with arrests, hunger, and mounting legal threats as patrols curb grazing amid dwindling feed.
Seventh District Republicans Nominate Nominating Chair August 1
The Seventh District Republican convention met to elect a chairman with Charles McKeehy of Orange County and Wall Walls of Madera County chosen. Delegates outlined procedures to form committees and pledged to back candidates aligned with aiding U S Grant’s senate bid, naming several nominators from Tulare, Riverside, and San Diego.
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Charles & McKehey
Orange County
Wol Walls
Madera County
Ctus
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Netor Sarth
Paus Tuts
Tulare
John North
River
M P Divine LE J Bennett
Stantslaus
Eedun
Modesto
W J Moosholda
San Tiego
Muord C Teed
San Diego
United States Senate
Ambassador Cambon Receives Praise After Peace Protocol
August 13 remarks applaud Ambassador Cambon for successful work and express gratitude from the President to him and the French government. Madrid reports notification of peace protocol and proclamation. Cambon plans a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada after final formalities.
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Washington
Ambascador Cambon
Theo Sua Cs
Oly
France
Madrid
Cambon
Niagwra
Canada
Man Killed in Sioux County Factory Accident
An early 20th century report describes Gould, a wood mill worker at Woodley Place, injured when a gust toppled a platform wheel during removal of a platform. He fell, sustaining critical injuries. He was taken to Fresno hospital for care while family joined him. Authorities and medical staff prepared for possible life support as the accident drew attention from local business and political figures.
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Ragsdale
Anderson Halt
Chawin
Jecharee
Hein
Travesi
Council
Lussell
Rose House
Dale
Pagsdale
Russell
Anderson
Rigsdale
St Johns
de Turing
Lresne
Wrs
Andy
Gould
Malea Plume
Tr Dim
EBC
Fresno
Fox Bissett Jett
Wooley
San Frank
Bennett
Funeral service note with kerosene case details
Fragmented notice describes a funeral service at 10 am today and a troubling kerosene related incident. It references a camp and a suspect, with unclear specifics about the event and participants. The text is damaged and many words are garbled, but mentions a grave matter and a warning tone around a fatal or risky act.
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Santea
Murder near home shocks town in millersburg
Local report describes a shooting near a residence in Millersburg with bullets fired and a man found dead. Neighbors recall a loud disturbance and a note referencing firearms. Police investigation continues as officials seek witnesses and review surrounding events.
Duty on Tea Proposals Reported in San Francisco
A San Francisco report notes potential duty changes affecting tea imports, describing proposals to tax tea while allowing sample packets, and outlining how duties could apply when wine and other goods arrive. The text references Washington and future terms, with a focus on duty exemptions for small samples and packaging.
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Waslington
Wingfield Will Filed in Suisun Courthouse
The will of the late Bishop Wingfield is filed in superior court for probate. The document seeks to settle estate details including money in trust and real property, with widow Annie WD Wingfield named for life use during her natural life.
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Suisun Aujust
Bishop Wingfield
Superior Court of
Ano
Bank Myesta Ats
Prem Sos Motes
al Cottte
Annie WD Wingheld
He Dulla
Mary Wingfield
Missing Arkansas bank cashier mystery shocks town
An Arkansas cashier from a bank vanished under puzzling circumstances amid rumors of foul play. Local authorities and friends fear for his safety as they await clues, while the town reels from the sudden disappearance and a wave of speculation about his whereabouts.
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Arkansas
Ae Kimmel
Tas
Soree
Eminell
Tsar Tapeka
Alleged Ballot Box Theft Case Sparks Local Probe
A chaotic report details an alleged ballot box theft attempt with vague names and improvised terms. Police investigate a Saturday incident amid unrest at a polling site, with unclear charges and several individuals mentioned in uncertain spellings.
Tramps and Shotguns Lead to Trance Gun Attack
A fragmentary report describes a clash near a barn where a tramp smoking by a fire was challenged by a man named Francisco. An assault followed with a shot fired, and a wound or death is implied near Bakersfield.
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Liuc
Ant
Caoh
Batkersfield
Frirecos
Trancisco
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