Congress Adjourned as Senate Concludes 53rd Session
The House Committee reported no further communication from the President as Congress closes its labors. President Wilson sends greetings to members, a joint adjournment follows after brief resolutions thanking Vice President Stevenson and Senator Harms. The Senate adjourned sine die at 2 pm with both chambers declaring closure.
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Governor Waite Arrested for Opening Letter to Mrs Likens Dexore
United States Commissioner Hinsdale issued warrants for Governor David H Waite and others over opening and retaining a letter addressed to Mrs Likens Dexore. Waite pleaded not guilty, stating he had not opened the letter though its content was read to him. the case set for Thursday.
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First Public Meeting of Wine Growers Movement
The article reports on the first public meeting of a wine growers association led by Mr Ross of the Ttulin Swias colony. It discusses aims to secure 80 percent dry wine stock, the potential inclusion of private trades, and the proposal to let all stockholders join on equal terms. A motion to change actions to deal directly with winemakers is debated and scheduled for discussion at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Desperate Thriller Ends in Fatal Wounds at Ashland Avenue
Violent melee erupts over unpaid debt near 4117 Ashland avenue. Three patrol wagons rush to the scene as revolvers, fists and stones are used. One man dies from a head injury, two others fatally wounded, four men and one woman seriously hurt. Police arrest a suspect as injured are taken to hospital. Separately, horse races at Woodland appeared with results and a report on national banks, wheat prices, a snow storm on Baldy Mountain, and a stalled commonwealers convoy in Omaha.
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Physician Kills Child in Fit of Panic St Louis
In New York a young physician, Dr Anderson O Malley, shot his wife and child after a nervous bout and attempted to end both their lives and his. Neighbors heard a door creak and the father then killed his infant to relieve pain before turning the pistol on himself. He is now in custody, near insanity.
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Illegal marriage suit and fire deaths reported in Lewencn
A woman sues for seven years wages and house rent from Paul Arita, claiming she was married to him at age 15 and lived with him for seven years producing two children, while also seeking wages for servant duties and home rent. A prior divorce claim was denied due to alleged illegality of the marriage under California law, and a separate fatal house fire killed two children. The report also notes various local items including a presidential parade, horse racing results, a wine growers meeting, freight rate changes, a storm, and a tennis championship result.
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Democrats offer little comment on Cleveland letter at capitol
August 26 report notes Democratic Senators declined to publicly discuss Mr Cleveland’s letter to Mr Catchings while some expressed views on tariff reform. Representative Sperry of Connecticut criticized the President’s description of the bill yet called the letter a valuable contribution to Democratic literature for the campaign. A different note from Ma uire of California praised the letter as a new point of stance for Democratic principles. In another item, a man named Hue fell victim to a windstorm as John Tsola and his wife were riding on Griss Valley road when a tree toppled. Hue was killed. damage to the vehicle and injuries to other passenger were reported as non fatal.
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Supplementary Statement Denies Hunt for Strikers in California
August 2 report from Superior J Lillmore of Southern Facite Company denying threats to blacklist strikers, amid earlier denunciations by C P Huntington. A New York Times rebuttal notes Lillmore’s assurance he would not pursue broad hunts but would blacklist those damaging property or obstructing trains, while noting exstrikers scattered across the state.
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California Savings Investment Company President Arrested
Usmont president Lal Traverco was arrested on grand jury charges after offering a Sacramento agent post and bond to secure faithfulness. A land scheme security and a year to repay money were promised, but no agent appeared and he demanded return of funds. Also mentions distant military dispatches and Chinese forces near Shanghai.
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National Guard Postings and Dimond Sheehan Clash
Dispatches detail General Dimond and General Sheehan disputes over leadership at the guard post, Dickinson’s testimony on orders and cooperation issues, and claims of blame for inactivity amid the July and August tensions. Also notes Zeigler welcome, fire department power line ruling, and other brief items.
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A Heart Breaker Nettie Neusleiter in San Francisco
Nettie Neusleiter a well known San Francisco figure from Kearny and Market streets is profiled as a glamorous socialite whose romantic escapades span San Francisco New York Paris and Europe. Born in Lureba Ney she lived a flashy life with several marriages and wealthy admirers before returning to San Francisco and hinting at a planned October return while entangled with Mit Vanderbilt.
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Wilson Renominated Amid Enthusiastic Second District Hail
Wilson wins renomination as the Second Congressional district holds its largest and most ardent convention. He praises President Cleveland and tariff policy while attacking monopolies, signaling a continued campaign against the trusts.
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Free grain bags drive California jute mill closures
Tariff changes reduce demand for jute sacks. California mills idle as free importation of bags collapses prices. San Quentin and local mills produced millions of bags now rendered useless. Farmers expected to benefit from new duties but production downturns cut regional output and cash flow.
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High School Heating System Plans Discussed by Board
A special session of the board of Polu enon reviewed proposed heating and ventilation systems for the new high school. Burrekirks & Co was approved for 263 with conditions to guarantee ten years and keep repairs. plans include four furnaces and forced draft heating with regulated air flow and summer cooling provisions. Bids for construction to be sought after adjournment.
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Sulma Brute Allegedly Beats Wife With Barrel
Reported yesterday afternoon in a town district a woman cried for mercy while the husband allegedly struck her, using a barrel. Neighbors saw no men present. the injured woman, who is described as in delicate condition, did not fully explain the event. A similar incident is said to have occurred about a week earlier. The public calls for severe punishment if investigation confirms the crime and a man who harms his wife is deemed worthy of harsh punishment.
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WINE SYNDICATE FAILS TO GAIN GROWERS SEASON
The wine growers and dealers syndicate collapses for the coming season as growers refuse terms and California Wine Association resolutions block demands. Growers say the 0 percent crop target is premature for effective syndicate operations while dealers push for control. In New York, Arthur Lon ing Michiy son sues Paul Fathe for 300000 in a case of alleged alienation of affection involving his wife Stora Toutse Mackay.
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A Kind Word Costs Little and Lifts a Dying Spirit
A distressed Antipeton wife overhears a cruel truth from a heedless doctor and seeks kindness at home. Her gentle word heals her partner, prompting him to abandon public duties and focus on quiet support. The moral urges wives to offer soft, steady words before it is too late.
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The Peppermint Plant in Sierra Meadows Mystery
A group in the Sierra Nevadas near Pine Ridge misidentified a mountain plant. Professor Sanders explains the mint in that area differs from commercial peppermint, noting native Mentha piperita in Wayne County New York yields about 20 pounds of peppermint per acre annually, with oil costs and market fluctuations. The letter ends praising inquiry and admonishing some teachers on botanical knowledge.
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Man Bound in Strait Jacket After Court Hearing
Joe Buckner was pronounced insane by Judge Webb and declared violent toward others. Doctors Athen and Davidson testified as experts. Buckner, suffering intoxication induced madness, was taken to Stobton on an early morning train by Deputy Sheriff Immins and Deputy Constable Russell. He remained bound in a strait jacket during custody.
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Hughes Hotel Dining Room and Bar Reopens Tomorrow
The Hughes Hotel announces the dining room and bar will reopen Saturday morning under new management. O B Jlosmer, former clerk, leads the dining room and bar team with sixteen new staff joining from various counties. Seth Owens brings experience from Hotel Metropole Catalina to the front desk. Harry Rose, the head cook from Del Monte Monterey, oversees kitchen operations, while Harry Wallace leads bar service after prior duties at the Depot. The entire dining and bar areas will be renovated and updated with new fixtures and china.
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State paternalism blamed in push to send boy to reform school
The article decries parents trying to place Charles Neamy of Alameda in Whittier reform school, arguing the 14 year old is bright and capable. It calls on superior judges to stop such cases and claims the parents pursue a trade opportunity rather than moral improvement.
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Frank Gambles Condition Deepens After Heat
Frank Gamble, about 26, was brought from his Fresno vineyard to attend his illness. He remains unconscious, with grave doubts about recovery due to brain congestion from heat. He is hospitalized with convulsions and slurred speech since Wednesday night. His father James Gamble and sister arrived from San Francisco to be with him.
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