On the Run as Outlaws Evade Pursuit in Snowbound Canyon
Sheriff Scott and Deputy Miles Jenning pursue Evans and Morrell across rugged terrain amid heavy snow. After a raid on a hidden camp, officers recover plunder including a famous pistol, blankets, ammunition, and supplies. The chase tightens as the bandits are driven toward mountains with word of a violent confrontation likely.
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Tyas
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Wenry
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Pvris
New York
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Feelley
Miles Jenning
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The Theater Manager’s Plight in Small Towns
A historical discussion outlines the financial and logistical challenges of theater management in small towns. It notes unreliable attendance, high fixed costs, variable revenue from public funds, and the burden on managers who must cover salaries for musicians, ushers, and staff while audiences falter.
House Debates on Creary Resolution in Cleveland Era
In a tense session the House debated the McCreary resolution condemning Cleveland and opposing annexation. Democrats sought a quorum as Republicans pressed the recall and opposed the measure, with key votes and procedural moves shaping the outcome.
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New York
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Americom
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United States
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California
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Giluorny
Governors remarks spark wool convention debate
A state gathering discussed the Wilon bill and free wool policies. The crowd debated protections for workers while arguing free wool would not lower cloth prices and could threaten American jobs. A resolution was adopted emphasizing fears of unemployment and economic harm to households nationwide.
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Fragmentary obituary and meeting notes from Woodland Cemetery services
Fragmentary obituary notes honor Geort Wo Childs laid to rest at Woodland Cemetery beside Ard Drexel. Church service and civic gathering details sketch a February Farmers Alliance meeting, with Governor Tesciling and John Wallets present. Mississippi military records report 9270 commissioned officers and 10?912 enlisted men, plus about 2 million in state and national guard units.
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Geort
Woodland
fred Ard Drexel
James yi copal
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war department
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Election fight over Hilborn title ends in party split
A fragmented vote split the party in a contest over Hilborn's leadership and the Republican title amid partisan tensions. Opposition blocks a clear win, underscoring ongoing divisions within the campaign and local council.
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Hilborn Witburscros
Counterfeiters Captured After Boat Chase in Sacramentan Area
Constable Todhunter and son pursued two counterfeiters near a Sacramento River boat, one escaped after a struggle while Moody was charged but acquitted on turning state's evidence. A cousin named Whitfield faced charges, and a San Jose case involved a shooting of a sister-in-law. multiple relatives linked to the case.
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Todhunter
Washimton
Yolo county
Whitefield
Jose
The Raisin Compact Leaders Move on Growers
The Raisin Compact gathers major growers to discuss terms for a proposed sale framework. A dealer plan aims to protect small growers and ensure orderly processing, with pricing and warehouse handling to be announced soon. The plan requires time and careful consideration before implementation.
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Salvatin Soldier Trial Barrage and Local Events at Selma
Unclear text describes Salvation Army captain and a Salvatin Soldier in Selma facing a misdemeanor conviction for playing on streets. Mention of habeas corpus, a court, and a planned charity event at Leonie High School. Also notes about a colored minister or missionary, meetings in various places, and a Southern Pacific pay car arrival.
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Swhnebusction
Presno
Warshal Lucker
Lewis
Juste Wills court
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Selma
Sresno
Southern Pacific
Bryan Family Arrested Amid Train Yard Turmoil
A chaotic morning at Unisassy sees the Bryan family, linked to the Let Imma case, plus others, detained as a southbound freight trip brings about a riot over loading. Eyewitnesses report punches, commotion, and a crowd dispersal with no serious injuries, while local figures discuss ongoing political turbulence and university events.
Buckner Woman Seeks Stay With Friends in Cunatewn Tweety
A fragmentary notice suggests Buckner woman plans to stay with friends in Cunatewn Tweety after a Wednesday afternoon visit with her husband. The report hints at domestic tensions and mentions support from Ulaton for an unnamed party.
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Ulaton
Companions of the Forest Social at Kutner Hall
A social event at Kutner Hall hosted by Companions of the Forest featured performances by Mr J M W Southers and Miss Manie Cole with several local participants. Visitors were greeted warmly by the committee, and the program included floral displays and musical numbers, attracting many residents from nearby towns.
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Lorett Kutner hall
J MW Southers
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Cole
Trent Hopper
Dory Von
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Inheritance Fight Over Waukegan Will Cochrans Kin
Ambiguous notes describe a contested will in Waukegan involving the Cochran family. A wife or relative seeks rightful possession of property tied to William Cochran, with statements about heirs, last known whereabouts, and possible identification disputes as Waukegan residents pursue the estate.
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Aletta
conor
Court notes reveal cases in progress before judge and assignees
Several civil actions are listed, including Foreclosure and against Garner et al to set aside mortgage given to Samuel Davis and Li Showalter, fraudulent title claims, and insolvency actions. Also noted is a move of the county bandstand, a lodge delegation to the Grand Lodge, and a local arrest for theft from lodgings with a trial set for February 18. Institutional names include Reed County Superior Court, Demorest patterns promotion, and Lodge No 171 AOUW.
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Gurner
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Li Showalter
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John IO Hawes
David Ginnon
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Cureton
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dumagees
Controversy Over Treasury Bond Issue Hits Senate
In the Senate a resolution by Stewrt eime to refer the issue of Treasury bonds to a judicial committee faces opposition. Teller criticizes the current fiscal state, while discussions reveal party divisions and procedural maneuvers. Sherman presents a wool growers memorial as amendments loom for the tariff and grain markets.
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andle
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Mysterious Shot Ends Fresno Hunter's Eye Loss Case
A Fresno man lost an eye after a bullet passed through the skull and into the eye, fired Monday by Dr Days of this city. The injured youth, Teed, was reportedly shot during a dispute and later underwent surgery. He and others described the incident in shifting details as investigators pursue the case.
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McWhirter
tolay
Thomas
Wilhiter
Cuttenden
Sheraton Trotar
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de McClurier
L Cook Webb
timons
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MG Reed
Iresno
Haughton
Storkton
Wallace
Cilveras
Ned
Neil
Wrecked Navy Vessel and Maritime Incidents
Fragmented OCR records report the loss of the old U S steamer Kearsarge wrecked off the Mosquito coast amid storms and reefs. Officers and crew were saved after a collision and foundering, with conjecture on the cause and subsequent relief attempts. Additional notes mention canal company reorganizations, New York annexation politics, and tin plate mill closures impacting Kern County and broader industrial news.
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Kvaryna Canal
wreche
Trenton
Bramard
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Bonbon Social 1 Prompts Mixed Dance and Lemonade
Arlinta Corps WRC hosts Bonbon Social Night featuring Lonlon scoven by Utate Gap No 4b WRC. Couples pass the platform while bonbon crowns the event. caps of varied colors decorate dancers as SW. Sow her serves Wiesey Corn Plate and Dol Ke Fanta, while guests enjoy lemonade and whist.
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Arlinta Corps
Utate Gap
Kutter
Work of Grading Roads Begun In Selma Area
Local notes report grading work starting on roads feeding Selma. A revival meeting at the South Shephy church drew attendees from nearby towns. Social events include a box supper at Winston hotel and plans for future home sites near a vineyard. Two men are jailed for a crime near Selma and Malaga.
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Gordon Griffiths Trial Verdict Acquittal in Forged Note Case
The People against Gordon Griffiths ended with a verdict of acquittal after a full day trial before Judge Hirris in Webb’s court. The charge centered on uttering a forged note in March 192, with collateral security and a note purporting to be from John Brown. The case referenced grand jury action and prior proceedings. a lost note surfaced as the trial concluded, and the jury acquitted Griffiths.
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Griffth
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John Brown
las brown
Henderson
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