Congress Opens Amid Decorated Hall in San Francisco
Delegates gather at Golden Gate Hall as President McConnell opens the convention with a broad address on national unity. Committees are named, credentials confirmed, and resolutions discussed amid calls for quick action on canal, railways, and federal control. Governors Trimet and McConnell of Idaho stress public ownership and opposition to private control. The session adjourns to reconvene tomorrow morning with speeches and further committee work.
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Miners Entombed After Collapse At Kangsten Pit
Workers entombed at Kangsten Goat Company pit as roof collapse traps seventeen miners. Rescuers battle time with little chance of survivors. one escaped miner reports a roof fall and shot warnings, while families surround the mouth of the pit amid mounting distress.
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AFTER THE STORM IMPACTS ACROSS WALES AND NEW ENGLAND
Weather and storm reports describe widespread disruption from a February north east snow and wind event. Roads blocked, power lines down, schools closed, trains delayed as crews report freezing conditions. Separate items note a murder trial continuation in Colusa and a coal miners strike impacting production.
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Unfounded Litigation and Life Insurance Decline in War Era
The McWhirter trial era mirrors reduced life insurance activity as applications dwindle due to a general mood, with executives attributing the downturn to monetary pressures and wartime impacts. Industry leaders argue the drop is temporary, urging reform to restore consumer confidence and policy stability amid ongoing legal concerns.
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Attendant Danger in Dan Pounces Show
Carle Tieman, the attending official, is reported in critical condition after an incident at a Dan Pounces show. Physicians concede possible recovery, but fate remains uncertain as the day progresses. James Inne, a deaf mute, seeks help in buying Lord's Prayer charts in the city, endorsed by Los Angeles ministers.
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Lions Attack Boer Show Man as Boones Crowd Flees
A wild animal incident at a midway show injured a man and disrupted the arena. Colonel Boone and attendants struggled to separate three lions named Romeo and Fami from the victim, who was dragged to safety after a ferocious attack. The crowd fled as lights failed and the park near Milwinter saw chaos.
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Harrison addresses Republican League meeting in Indiana
February 13 report on a gathering of Indiana Republican clubs to endorse the party platform. Ex President Harrison spoke amid concerns over national policy, urging opposition to Democratic tax shifts and warning of new economic theories. Mention of Senator McDonald and the War Revenue Act debate is included. Also notes a fatal midwinter tour accident involving Carlo Thienan and Colonel Boone Garent.
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Progress on Electric Light Plant in Madera County
Work to electrify Madera proceeds with men pushing to complete brickwork and wiring. Plans include extending lines along Emite Avenue and along the courthouse project funded by Raymond Grant. the county aims to raise a four room building and accelerate progress.
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Congressional Matters Wasrusctos Lebaary Meeting Report
Congress debates the still unresolved tax and labor issues in a special committee session. The conference considered duties on sugar and coal, extending the long-term period for whiskey, and funding measures while evaluating the Peckham Supreme Court nomination and other appointments. The debate touched on tax policies, trade duties, and judicial confirmations with a vote anticipated in coming sessions.
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Colonel Stevenson Dead Pioneer of California Fame
Col Stevenson, age about 147, noted pioneer of California and veteran of the New York regiment, died recently. He served from 1800 to the Mexican War era, helped in earthworks on Brooklin Heights, and drew a code of laws for retirement government. He was a longtime member of the California Society of Pioneers and hosted prominent receptions at Pioneer Hall each January.
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Fire at Worlds Fair Buildings Scrambles Fire Units
Fire broke out at the Worlds Fair amid flames attacking the colonnade and agricultural buildings. Snow drifts hindered response as engines struggled to reach the scene and crews fought the blaze amid smoke and structural collapse.
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Debated Canal Policy At National Congress Session
The convention opened with calls to approve western waterway projects and a proposal to place control of the Mississippi canal under federal operation. Delegates debated river and land improvements, with leaders urging balanced action and opposition to private canal control while outlining plans for future resolutions and committee reports.
Murder and legal trials dominate the Suranco case and city incidents
The report details a murder verdict and life imprisonment for Stillman, a suit over a life claim, and further gun violence in Stillman’s aftermath. It notes Reillyan of G company wounded, licensing tensions, police guarding the saloon, and a San Mateo court accounting case, all within a turbulent February.
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Dole and Willis in United States Policy Debate
Readable fragments describe political exchanges over U S responsibility in Hawaii during Dole era. Mentions reaction to Queen Liliuokalani, U S naval presence, and shifts in authority upon arrival of a U S warship. Includes scattered notes on Honolulu news and public sentiment.
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Convicted Political Bass Convicted in Local Election Fraud Case
A Selma town trustee and associates face charges after a trial on election irregularities. Officials allege misconduct aimed at influencing votes and undermining election integrity. The case stems from a commission’s investigation into fraudulent activities and attempted cover ups within the town government.
Local High School Football Controversy And New Athletic Club Plans
The article reports a dispute between the Athletic and High School teams over player eligibility and conduct, noting expulsions of several Thigh School players amid injuries. It describes upcoming matches with the Oleander team at Belmont grounds, plus the Athletic Club’s gym and swimming program led by Professor Kelter, with new classes and schedules, and plans to reform football to reduce rough play.
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Farmers Alliance Meeting at Temperance Hall Saturday
Open meeting of the Larners Alliance at Temperance Hall next Saturday the 17th at 7 oclock. Prominent speakers will address the gathering on welfare of farmers, production, distribution, and economic issues. All invited to participate in discussion and unite for action. Bicrn, President: TS Uspense, secretary.
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Stagnant pool on Ventura Street sparks health concerns
Residents along Ventura and nearby streets report a stagnant water pool fouled by swill and refuse. They allege the health officer has been notified but no action or report issued. Rumors mention a county club tied to the inquiry and possible political influence.
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