Engine and tram wreck near Jennyson injures crew
A Southern Pacific tram westbound from New Orleans at sixty mph crashed 420 miles west of Jennyson. Locomotive failure led to the engine plunging down an embankment. several crew members were seriously injured including engineer Houston whose foot was mashed, fireman Booth with severe injuries, and Qua trough with a broken spine. The train carried forty three passengers with no fatalities reported.
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JENNINGS Li
The Sun
Jennyson
New
Orleas
wrecl
ats
Houston
Booth
Rchard Quatrough
Cox
Boston
pasengers
Wreck of the Melit Ireland Rouses Lifeboat Rescue
A fierce storm drives wreckage ashore from the Melit Ireland off the bar. Lifesavers launch repeated surf-boat attempts, finally rescuing the captain and four others as seven men perish. The ship, 90 feet long, owned by a New York company, carried oil tanks from Bayonne to Boston.
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MARUITUs
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mother sit
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mee
Ireland
Anselev
mor
tess
Cape fheabeth
Maine
Amel
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New York
Bayonne
Boston
Spain and United States Negotiate Trade and Ceuta Station
Reports from Madrid indicate American and Spanish commissioners held a lengthy session on trade terms and colonial ties. The talks focused on reciprocal privileges for Spanish vessels, with demands including cessions in the Carolines, religious freedom in the Carolines, and a cable and coaling station at Ceuta. Madrid warned it would not yield on these points, signaling potential prolongation and possible quid pro quo from the United States.
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PAPIS
odlock
Arteticans
Spain
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Americ
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ascert
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New Orleans
Tina
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stragis
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imme
Senor Monteze Rios
tomurcan
Spimshen
Hornmng
Madrid
Carolines
Ceuta
Senor Montero Rios
WASHINGTON
bes
Alaska
Brads
collector of internal revenue
Aquor
Victorm BC
Port Lawn
Dyea
Staguay
Waskile
naval station
Guards Arrive at Lrantburse Welcome Cup Ceremony
The guards arrived at the Lrantburse site and were loudly welcomed by Lagmaitr kuschn tin. The procession proceeded with a pompous review before the ceremonial cup was presented to the crowd.
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Lagmaitr kuschn
Alaska Healy Needs for the 1930s Session
The governor urges the upcoming session to grant Alaska U S citizen status, reject classification with Alaska natives, and increase enforcement against liquor smuggling by cutters and revenue forces. He cites Alaska’s vast size, long possession, and high value, arguing stronger federal control and new licenses. He proposes extending land laws to Alaska, securing representation, and creating naval stations to curb illicit liquor traffic and smugglers.
Union Fails in Central America After Short Union
A detailed dispatch reports the dissolution of a Central American union less than a month after its formation. Three commissioners led the executive, but the plan ends as Salvador, Honduras, and other states revert to independent nations. U S officials cite uprisings and a preference to deal with Nicaragua and others separately.
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ASHINGSON
United States
Central America
Central Amerca
salvador
Gutierrez
enaguy
Honduras
Galligos Malthus
Ugaidte
elation
state department
Murray
Suuador
Wessis Zelayt Bomik
Regluio
Nicaragua
Americin
Lo union
Amerct
Coste Pica
Gust mel
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Cra
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Odd fragments hint at a local event or notice
Readable text is fragmentary with unclear names places or actions. It appears to reference a local notice or schedule but lacks coherent specifics or an identifiable event.
Wheat options show modest gains on improving demand
The market opened firm with resilience through the day as December and May contracts edged higher amid firmer foreign demand for American wheat. Short-covering and heavy buying by commissions helped lift prices, while delay in deliveries kept gains limited. Provisions remained active with strong packers demand, and January pork futures rose slightly.
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Amer win
Sc sun
shorts
longs
Tanuars park
Wis
Navy attaché to be posted in Washington for France
The state department reports France will establish a naval attaché in Washington to join the embassy staff. This marks a new level of naval attention from Paris, following prior military representation by Major De Grande and signaling closer Franco American naval liaison.
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WASHINGTON
state department
hs Leen
Trench
Veteran’s Divorce Sealed in 19th Century Case at Sea
Commodore WoL Wye of the retired United States Navy sought a divorce from Tennie Liton Stevens of Waterbury Connecticut on December 18. The Commodore, about 63 years old, was married first to the late Linda. After hearings, Wye returned to his home, and the case was filed as a confidential decree in the old View gnna family records.
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WoL Wye
United States navy
Tennie Li ton Stevens
Witerbury C
sm weils
San Jose Election Contest Began in Superior Court
The first election contest opened today in the superior court. Judge AL Trownell presides with agent JW Gass present. The case centers on ballot counts for Gass versus Wool Agel, with events described as disputed and awaiting judgment.
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San Jose
JOSE
Leomplant
AL Trownell
JW Gass City
alk itons
Gass
Aggela
Alger in Canada on business trip leaves for Canada
Secretary Alger has departed Washington for a business trip to Canada and will not return until next Monday. Assistant Secretary Melville Johnson is acting secretary.
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Alger
Canada
WASHINGTON
State Association of County Horticultural Commissioners Meeting
The State Association of County Horticultural Commissioners met last evening in Temon G Prath of Temon. Diego counties were elected president for the ensuing term, with H P Stabler continuing as secretary. Resolutions urged quarantine officers and university faculty to train county commissioners on relevant matters. The association pledged to enforce quarantines and prevent marketing of infested fruit, including codling moth, and notified fruit shippers to not market infested produce.
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State Association
untyTior
das eveming
pukrs
Crand Central
Temon
Fin Diego counts wis
H P Stabler
Partners Club
agricultura department
State
Unirsity
chet
Solano
Lone
California
State Association of County Horticultural
California Fruit Exchange debate at state convention
Delegates at the California fruit growers convention consider reviving the California Fruit Exchange to regulate information on the fruit market and free public market on the San Francisco waterfront. Sparks fly between ARB Sprague and Senator Johnston over whether the exchange should govern itself and influence state policy on plant pests and quarantine measures.
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California Exchange
Sim Francisco
ye yin ago
San Francisco
Johnston
committee on resolutions
ARB Sprague
Los Angeles
RDB Stephens
fruit growers convention
California
wis
Pratt Growers Association
Alexander Cran
witerw rds
Hiwan
United States
Pest worries trigger push for state control act
State horticultural officials warn of invasive pests and diseases threatening fruit and nut crops. Reports cite the gypsy moth danger in New England, peach tree disorders, plum and cherry losses, and fruit fly risks, urging passage of a bill to curb introductions and protect orchards.
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Wasachusetts
Europe
Japan
Delaware
ustralia
FT 1 smith
Tnited States department of agriculture
California
British Columbia
West Indies
Australia
sud
Tahiti
Lelong
Thihorn
Clovis
Mastermore
Barton
Southern Pacific
magnificentis
ates
The Reception Given the Growers by the Parlor Lecture Club
The event described as a social gathering at Tinste hall featured members of the feefure club and their guests. Attendees included couples and visiting members, sharing refreshments and conversation in a prefix of cricket and social time with a large audience.
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Avery crawable muge
Pleasant Evening At Club Event With Music And Dance
A social gathering featured hostess Miss Wis and visiting guests, a varied musical program led by Tipping Watts and others, including vocal solos by Lizzie Poin and cornet by Stott Heywood, followed by dancing. Committee members listed. Henr Avila served as floor manager and the event lasted about an hour.
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Wis
ted
Hexwood
Gears
John Geirhart
Miss Murcutt
Moor committee
S Jo Asiman
Willie Pike G
Freman
L Henigh
Booth
L Smith
Henr Avila
Bond of Supervisors Meets As December Month Begins
The board adjourned to Monday to discuss December. Supervisor Scott took his seat, Ward returned to the desk, and the board shifted toward party balance as Republicans gain control. Debates over deputy constables and tax collection revealed irregularities in the county records and salary allocations.
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Lesterday
Phil Scott
James A . Ward
borra
Scott
National Suety Company
New York
ws surety
t H P Rwleigh
Garrett
thomas Watt
Roses strt
Manly
Third township
Rose
Conngel
Dumas
Don Angel
P H Monaghan
Dum ts
Sonn Albin
Menly
Vr Dumas
Hr Martin
Martin
Martin Manly
yes
Vr Dumas gilary
nnly
Tran J Turkigh
WoC Guard
Burleigh
Sastre
Darby Case Jury Reaches Acquittal After Slaughter Trial
The jury stood nine for acquittal and three for manslaughter with a leniency recommendation. verdict not guilty. Darby, calm and composed, waited with mother and fiancée as testimony and inconsistencies weakened the prosecution. The defense, led by Short and colleagues, argued for dismissal or reduction in bail. Snow and Fremin led the district attorneys against reversal.
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Darby cas
Judy Webb
Darby
Duby
tris
Rhodes
Smit
Lon Williams
Attorne Snow
G C Fremin
Crichton
Snow wine
Danish Church Bazaar by Ladies Society at Our S O Danish Tutherim Church
The Ladies Society of Our Danish Tutherim Church held a biannual bazaar last evening for church funds. A notable turnout supported by many participants produced many beautiful articles for sale. A short literary and musical program was well received and concluded with remarks by Pastor Johansen.
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Ladies
ladies Society of Our
na Himsen
Weta J Hansen Magne Moller
Martin Toft
Louis Hansen
S. vert Hansen
Kathiime Toft
Antonskildsen
John Larsen
ana Larset
Anne Seeberg
Marie F Jorgense
Hannibal Seebarg
Lars Larsen
Aene Seeberg
Amalia Seeberg
Caroline Petersen Lauri Johansen
Emilie Johansen
Johansen
Contest for Letters in Church Estate
Public Administrator applied for letters of administration on the estate of Clan G Wright who died June 27 1898 in Alabama leaving an Fresno County estate valued at 140 dollars. Letters issued November 22 to W I Porters. Church seeks revocation and admin control. Hearing set for the 12th instant.
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Clan G Wright
Alabam
Fresno county
W I Portes
Church
Porters
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