Political Winds See Reed and Clarkson as Conservative Picks
General Clarkson, interviewed for newspapers, suggests Thomas B Reed of Maine as a strong Republican candidate amid two years of potential shifts. He notes McPherson’s 19th century context and mentions other figures like Den ers Harnson and Spooner as possible names while discussing convention outcomes and the need for strong intellects.
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Ys Beavcice
John S Clarkson
Clarkson
yeat McPhinley
Gener Clarkson
Thomas B Reed
Maine
Heth nhs
Denerst Harnson
Cullum
Robert Lincoln
Scaxtor Spooner
Dus
Senator Mit
wspo
Fatalities in Idaho Coal Mine Disaster Reported
Three men dead and another seriously injured after a collapse at the Frisco mine on Canyon Creek near Gum Creek. Patrick Sullivan and James Carney died instantly. Pred Snell severely injured. A fourth worker escaped. In Wallace, Jacob Calvin, once of Pittsburgh, found dead with morphine suspicion. Coroner holds inquest.
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Appello
Wilace Idaho
Cour d Alene
wonder
Snell
Sullivan
Wallace
Jak Calvin
Pittsburg
coronet 18
Mrs Barnes Liberated After Bond Posted in Poison Case
Mrs Barnes, accused of poisoning her husband, was released from custody after posting a bond of $000. She left with her husband and children to return to their former home where they will reside until trial on January 14. No confession beyond her written statement is in the District Attorney’s hands.
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San BERNARDINO
Barnes
Sisler
eyiaene
hag
Sullivan
Armenian Massacre and Other 1890s News Briefs
Mixed dispatches report that the Sultan refused the US request to inquire into Armenian affairs, a California teachers gathering discusses school reforms, a woman jailed for burglary, William Brant convicted of murder with life imprisonment, and a one cent per pound price drop for home meat in San Francisco. Also noted is a New York bookkeeper sentenced to eight years for a $320,000 bank theft.
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William Brant
Brant
Wilam Temmons
San Francisco
Armouro
Seeley
New York
Sas Lancis
Teeenber
P Cole acaist
the sun
society of Denver
wilde
exer
Calfornia
bas oki
San Jose
sus orwWeities
ile Buly Ib
WILL PUSH MASTERS The Courteous Treatment of the southern Pacific
Sir Charles R Wilson will continue his inquiry into the Central Pacific's operations for British stockholders holding bonds. George Bowick, a London resident and large Canadian Pacific stockholder, notes that despite courteous reception, British interests plan to push the investigation to Congress and warn that the Union Pacific agreement is bankrupt. Bowick adds his mother is a Central Pacific stockholder.
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thi
Charles R. Wilson
George Bowi
london
Charles Ro Wilson
Pacife
congress
Bowack
Central
Pcific
Los Avettes Race At Agricultural Park In December Trials
In Los Angeles a crowd of about 1000 gathered at Agricultural Park to witness Alix attempt a record breaking mile. The event featured free trot heats with Klamath and Avote Nighten competing for top times as officials hoped to surpass 213. The day saw mixed results and several heats won by Klamath and Avote Nighten, with standings reflecting the challenging pace and uncertain outcomes.
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Los Angeles
Los Avettes
Khimath Klamath
mahin
ynulein
hlamath i
The Competing Road The Trade from the Valley
The article reports on a proposed Willey railroad from San Francisco to connect with the Santa Fe system. Fresno merchants plan to present an ultimatum to the Trathers organization seeking to join Los Angeles and southern California in forming a state division and securing the line. Los Angeles business leaders endorse the scheme, arguing the trade from Greenakeire Tulire and Kins would justify the necessary construction costs.
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Toswarres
Tresto
Sim Lriino
Willey railrord
ultimstana
Leeds
Lresno
San Transco
Los Angeles
atold
Cilfornie
ashe
Anjelea
Ireenakere
Grover Remembered and Pennover Letter of Christmas
Letter from Governor Pennover to President Cley dated December 20 criticizes delays in remedying economic distress. He urges money and banking reforms, contrasts silver and gold policies, and warns of financial subjugation shaping the nation’s plight. Also notes Tonghak rebellion actions in Korea and local market reports and a divorce case update.
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Pennover
Cley
tan
Chrestmas
tts
Democratic party
bank carr¢nes
mercin
Loth
fav
buginese fiyers i
Keweenaw Steamer Missing After Cape Linders Sighting
The Keweenaw bound for San Francisco was sighted near Cape Linders on December 7th as a gale rose. Captain Miller believes mechanical failure likely caused her loss, while rumors of a sinking persist amid conflicting reports about the vessel’s fate and fate of its crew.
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Keweenaw
Triscisco De ember
Shbelon
Gountryford
Cape
Keween
Sim Lranesco
Millere
ethaphene
New York Police Session Seen as Most Important Yet
The Texan committee investigation today focused on Anthony Comatocl agent for the South for the Prevention of Vice who allegedly took a $1000 bribe to dismiss an indictment. Inspector Williams testimony continued revealing pinel houses and many claims of ill fame in his district and that he ignored them due to fashion. The committee plans further sessions with more inspectors and witnesses as the day’s work ends.
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Fexoy
Edmin Khalvey
howes
Captus Webb Doherty
Tsking
Subultze
Walliams
Kyrnes
Will wmsig
New Lorlern
le bist
Joe
esery dee
Newark
poliut
Williams
Goft
Wallime
Chin and spa
Orient Williams
brant
ignor
Schmbtberler
Goff
sprottors
Texan committee
Anthony Comatocl
South
green gooda
Hako
Byrnes
My Laughni
McAvoy
marlons
navy
Not given up hope of clear for Baird in jail
The narrative describes Baird's statement that he has not abandoned hope of obtaining a pardon or release, and that if sent to prison he would endure with discipline. He mentions plans about bonds, cash deposits, fleeing the country, and preferring to take his medicine like a man. The piece also notes public safety concerns and a local music program led by Professor Griffeth, who intends future high level singing classes near Fresno.
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Madda
futere
Tesserot
baGta
watt
ergin Vadera
privon
Griffeth
poop
Tresno
Ghuapo
Sresno
MY RAINIER EXPEDITION AND MOUNTAIN REPORTS
Fragmentary reports describe a Rainier expedition with broken up terrain hindering ascent and avalanches driving changes to the mountain peak observed from Columbia Crest. The effort is praised as a complete success despite the failed climb and weather, with wind and snow shaping the ridge.
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Pajcon
Post Intelligencer
Mount hunter puty
Winthrop
Llane
luur
Columbia crest
Not Satisfied A Cravy Man Intercepted on His Way
A man from New Jersey and Texas was arrested on a charge of infinity while en route to Washington to confront Grover Cleveland. He was intercepted by officers after traveling from Houston on the Southern Pacific. He caused chaos in a hotel, tearing books from walls and nearly going nude before others restrained him. He claimed a vision of demons and treasures, insisting he could not resist the urge.
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New Onis
Alton
New Jeru
Texas
Houston
Grover Cleveland
Washington
tim
Selma Beats Fresno in Hard Fought Football Game
About 300 fans saw Selma high school defeat Fresno 2lam by a score of Wto. Poor Fresno teamwork and key absences hurt them while Selma showed excellent work, strong tackling, and good interference. A return game in Fresno on New Year’s Day is planned with Selma hosting the visitors.
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Selma Tast
Tresno
Selma
Fresno boys
Bernhard
Smmth
Park horet Iresno
Selma high school
Wilter Ferguson
Lresno
Hal Slovan
Berkeley
Roy Watdunber
Will Scott
Selina
Selna
Eleven Candidates for Primary Grade Certificates
The county board began regular semiannual teacher examinations at the Lap Church. Examinations for primary grade certificates continue this week with a large number expected. grammar and spelling are key tests.
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county board of
Laptist
McDonald Richter Wedding In Litano Ends With Court Note
Christmas Eve ceremony at Glenvenue Litano united James McDonald and Vass Olive Richter. Guests included numerous Richters and Machens. A banquet followed in the dining room. Police note: J H Shamp held for superior court after cafe incident. bail set at $20.
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Litano
James McDonald
Vass Olive Richter
Serendo Warhoof
Touin
Charles Rychter
tewure
Carl
J H Shamp
Clark
superior court
Spain and the embargo threat on Caribbean trade
The article discusses possible U.S. restrictions on American commerce with the West Indies and a looming proclamation by President Cleveland raising duties. It notes Spain’s likely reaction and the potential impact on sugar imports from Cuba and markets in the Caribbean, highlighting U.S. leverage in the tariff dispute.
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West Indies
Glevelind
bubs
otter island
United States
Cuba
Wall to Return to New York After Brief Visit
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, Dutch stockholder representative, concluded no major business with the Southern Pacific coast and plans a return to New York and Washington to seek solutions for La lh stockholders. Appleman trial resumes with witnesses testifying to dates in July and a witness’s credibility questioned. Stokes to answer for assault to murder. Frank Angelos case proceeds in superior court. Stanford and Chicago football teams arrive for a pivotal game. judge dismisses case against Cora Behama pending reform school transfer.
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Charles Wilson Wall
Huntington san Taxco
Chartes Rivers Wilson
Laat
wall
New York
wnd
Washinton
hay
lt Lintre bol
forest baer
athets
Tourston ind
iso
United States
La lh
Illa Stokes
Gil
Fila Stokes
Will Smith
fos Angelos
Southern Pacific
Marcel
thermona
harge
Inmate Care Allegations Spark Fractured Admission Aboard
Reported disclosures claim inmates at a facility received poor treatment and neglect during the last hours of death. Testimony cites a priest present and staff disputes over discipline while two men stand accused of mismanagement amid wider claims of mistreatment.
Two Miners Injured In Golden Gate Mine Blast
December incident at Golden Gate mine injures George Johnson and William Whippy. An early blast of powder at 700 feet level injures Johnson, who is cast from his shaft. Whippy is thrown into timbers and left unconscious, later reported in serious condition.
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Golden Gate
eorge Johnson
Waliam Whippy
yietm
Cellen Gite
Johnson
Whippy
Whipps
snanner
Capture of Bellinger and child sale shocks readers
A chaotic report describes the capture of Arthur Bellimer who sold his child into slavery to an Indiana buyer. The child and the buyer are said recovered, along with the exact $60 price. The piece notes an officer pursuit and hints at applying old English law.
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Mechel
West Coast
Arthur Bellimer
Indiana
wis
Within Her Sphere She Reigns Supreme Woman Progress
Within Her Sphere She Reigns Supreme the author credits women with widening fields and brighter prospects. It lauds Emancipation and equality, foreseeing final victory through achievements at the World Fair and the Womans Building, predicting enduring global influence into the coming century.
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Womans Building
Price Cream Baking Powder Earns Highest Award Laurels
The announcement hails Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as receiving the highest award among peerless preparations and notes the laurels won by American women.
Legal Notice and Meeting Report From California Education Group
The document outlines a court complaint against a Denver society over investments and fees, plus an election of officers for a California teachers association. It lists officers elected at a session in California including Fort Barnes and Russell, with secretary and treasurer names, and notes plans for a reception in the Bay Area.
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Gaki
Sasa
Gary Deemler
Theranna tirze
California
se son
Oakland
ag follong
Fort Barnes
Stanford vine
Ocean house
Oil Producers Propose to Cut Distribution Costs
City oil producers met to form a company named Oil Producers Company to market petroleum through a central center. Certificates issued to producers reflect oil supplied, monthly settlements planned, and a refinery may be established.
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Lassette
Oil Producers Company
prue She iter
board of directors
ale
A Dash for Liberty as Convict Reaches for Escape
Joe Riordan, a burglar convict, bolted from Deputy Sheriff Riley during transfer from the county jail to San Quentin. A man in front of the jail threw red pepper into Riley’s eyes, causing a distraction as Riordan fled. Riley fired four shots but Riordan escaped while the pepper thrower vanished.
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Joe Riordan
Riley
San Quentin
Riordan
EX SECRETARY FOSTER TO AID CHINESE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Former U S secretary of state John Foster Toster has agreed to travel to Japan at the request of the Chinese government to advise on peace negotiations. He will go to Yokohama on January 7 in a private capacity, not representing the U S government. The trip follows December 27 news of East Coast storms and travel delays affecting Boston and New England.
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Otto éugler Jr
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Falcon
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totato
Ziegler wall starbeat wil tue
Wasiuseros
John Toster
Chine
Japan
Vancouver
Yokorama
Toster
Jipany
United States
Boston
South Boston
firat Baptist church
pointe
New England
New York state
The Greek Way Raisins and Market Moves
A condensed report notes Greek policy on raisin exports affecting prices. It mentions a New York crop exceeding 100000 barrels and prices around 2.5 cents per pound, with pro and anti export views and threats to burn currants if prices fall. A related brief covers Justice Crichton releasing a petty larceny case, Gerthint and others involved in orange theft from A D Bowen, while Sue Graham is spared punishment.
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Atlantis
New York
ter drioupt
everal revong
Justice Crichton
Gerthint
othera
Bowen
Graham
Dynamite Explosion Blows Off Limbs Near Morgan Canyon
A dynamite blast at a camp near Morgan canyon forty miles from Fresno injures two men, Grider and a young newcomer named Fred. Grider loses both hands, Fred loses one hand. both suffered probable internal injuries. The blast occurred while warming dynamite over a stove in a nearby tent. William Hoshing, road overseer, aided the injured and rushed them toward Tresno for medical help.
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Big Sindy
resno
Grider
Fred
roidmakers
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red
mahera
William = Hoshing
Tresno
rango
J L Maupin
Waskins
W T Baird Jurist Seal Delivers Six Year Warrant Order
Supreme Court Judge Harris yesterday affirmed a lower court judgment and ordered a warrant for the arrest of W T Baird of Madera. Baird faced multiple forgery indictments dating back three years, with one sustained by the Supreme Court leading to a six year term in Solem. other cases had been resolved or transferred across counties.
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Supreme Court
Harris
W F Baird
Maders
W I Baird
John Brown
Madera bank
Fresno county
Brown
Burd
ibtsenppeila
Matera
til
Solem
Wiltuh
Ho & Withama
G J Wren
Baird
Tolsom
mm Madera
Madera
yary
Turkey Snatch Sparks Dispute at Fresno Street Store
G Anderson known as Kine Anderson clashed with N Nishigan after buying a turkey at a Fresno Street fruit and poultry shop. Nishigan allegedly snatched the turkey back amid conflicting stories about the incident.
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Anderson
N. Saehigan
Nishigan rons
Fresno
Nishigan
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