Beet Culture Free Transportation Promised Farmers Meet Friday
A Fresno county meeting was called to discuss testing sugar beet culture with free railroad transport to Crockett. Southern Pacific and Spreckels interests signaled support for a 1 per ton or free carriage arrangement to encourage beet trials, with plans to ship from Fresno to Crockett and discuss contracts, seed, and land supervision proposals from Oxnard and Ritchie. The meeting aimed to organize a feasible pilot, possibly yielding a beet sugar industry in Tresno county.
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cory Lion
Vic Stubbs
Tev
rulwas company
Tresno county
Jetter
Southern Pacific Company
San Frincisco
San Francisco
Stubbs
yraterday
Fresno county apie
Cresno County
Crockett
Fresno county
Crockett fiee
WALLIAM
sune cdi ofa
Oxnard
Watsonville
Fresno
Vonterey
Hollis
P Pitchie
Ciorm
Peet Sugar and
Cuckett and Trechel
Calvan
Sujit
Refium
Theodefines
Tsq Palace
city
Deir Sn
dion
Tresno
Croctett
crowers
CALIfORNIA
on county
valle
Parmers
THEO KODCARNDY Yresno
Spain Accuses United States of Philippine Atrocities
Madrid papers charge American forces with torture of a Spanish lieutenant and the imprisonment and death of monks in Cagayan. Reports claim property seizure and invasions by insurgents, with negotiations reportedly underway between insurgents and authorities. In San Francisco, Mrs Cadella Letkin seeks delay for an appeal in the case of Mrs John P Dunning’s murder.
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Spain
MADRID
Philippines
United States
hue
Cagayin
Sequate convent
wis
Manila
vallein
Risshig
Botkins
SAN TRANCISCO
Cadella Letkin
John P Dunning
sentece
Judge Cooks ‘court
supreme court
Olive pickling becomes an emerging farm enterprise
A local grower Mr Roeding with several olive orchards advances olive curing at a new establishment on Front street. The process includes sorting by size, brining to remove bitterness, and a drying method to produce dried olives for Saloon trade and potential olive oil. Reporter notes varying flavors and interest in a regional olive industry.
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Roedings
Tod
eversihun
Peeding
New York
Roeding
dove town
cavn
olinesy
Roed
Roedine
Burglary hearing for Joseph Gaffney described earlier
Preliminary examination of Joseph Gaffney on burglary charges disclosed details of missing clothing and a dresser outfit from the residence. Defense and prosecution appeared. case held under advisement. Gaffney claimed the clothing was not his and that items were given to him.
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Joseph Gaffney
Joseph Cotres
Vis
ciffney
Halt Sight of Old Glory in Dewey Mission to P
A fragmented report details Admiral Dewey directing a visit to as many Mongolian ports as possible and the Manila voyage of ships including the McCulloch and a revenue cutter. It notes altering gun placements, securing supplies, and plans for telegraph wire and coastal patrols as part of a broader show of force in the Pacific theater during late 1898.
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Dewey
tor
SAN PRANCISCO
luan
Iman
Manta
Dewiys
Manila
Hong Kong
McCulloch wis
Wien
navy
Reis Clurt
Simerean
thie
Monil
ROT Cilkian
Montenard
Tishteent
regulius
Philippines
oss
sam i
sant nicvis
Charles Davis
Tanuary
United States
Major Wood
Cradle of History Finds in Upper Mesopotamia
Report from Berlin on Dr Belel new Lele Vin and Dr Tehmann discoveries among Chaldean ruins. Inscribed tablets from a palace site date to the Assyrian era Tiglath Pharasar era. Teams plan further digs along the upper Euphrates and Tigris basins toward Nimeveh and Mesopotamian homeland hypotheses. Findings include pottery, statues, knives, harpoons, and wiling artifacts showing Libyan links.
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Upper Mesopotamia
NEW YORK
mdon
Berlin
Belel
Tehmann
Kaiser
Vireios Institute
Mitis
ou gieiter
finn
Sherelles
Imported Gold IW xO) KR Jin Walter Schall and Compay Engage in Trade
A garbled text notes Walter Schall and Compay engaging in a transport related deal involving a sum of 1 60090, with unclear origin and parties. The readable elements indicate an import or trade context and a monetary amount tied to the arrangement.
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Walter Schall
Treaty of Paris Secret Negotiations Report
Secretary Day refused his agent's participation in treaty talks. A detailed Washington report outlines the final protocol from Paris December 1, 1898, and the American and Spanish positions, with correspondence between the State Department and Manila. The memo highlights negotiations, credentials, and tensions, including Spain's stance on Philippine sovereignty and insurgent actions.
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usa
McKINLDY
Washington
senate
Paris
United States
conference of the
aee
Pansowther
Department of Siite
peice
Thiess
Wo Thiebaul
Patlippines
Guim
Manila
Hong Kong
Snorpore
Williams
Wanile
Pilpines
Spain
everss
sisi
King
Fragmented OCR passage on Mount Tefer and monuments
An opaque OCR fragment discusses Mount Tefer, a group leader, and a monument. It references treaties, resources, and political terms with scattered names and places, but lacks a clear event or coherent narrative. The readable bits mention government, monuments, and regional names, without definite outcomes.
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ntti
Piya
howe
Cole Letter Clarifies Grant Ties in Clough Campaign
The text recounts a contentious exchange over a letter from DAN F. COLT to Judge G G Clough amid Clough’s assembly nomination. It asserts neither Grant nor his managers knew of Cole’s letter and presents Colt’s disclaimer to General Hines. A separate statement from Cheril Barnessin denies Grant association.
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SACLAVEPNIO
rte vietier
Cloughs
Clough
Grant
Cole
Hines
Coles
Deir fu
G G Clough
mel
Jade Clough
DAN
COLT Milton Creen
mingoet usa
Cheril
Diamonds stolen from Mrs Swinback Williams convict confesses
A man previously jailed for $2090 in diamonds stolen from Mrs Swinback Williams, guest of Sidney B Davis, confessed yesterday. He recited the diamonds hidden near the corner of Chicago and Jefferson, claiming they were stored after the theft and found by authority.
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osaorer society
Swinback Williams
WMur
Sidney B Davis
Tolct penitentiary
cighty
Chicago and
Jefferson
Davis
Miners' Convention in Otay District Assembly
The tenth annual convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Otay district, met in the assembly hall. Reports show wages rising from 690 to 1699 for workers, with treasury funds noted. Local municipal meetings were scheduled, and nonunion miners in West Wiganis were identified as a growing issue affecting Ohio affairs.
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COTUMBU
Americr
Otay
tetany transurers
West
Wiganis
Ohlo
Unclear fragmentary war and crime notes from Far East report
Fragmentary OCR reads as a Far East wartime tally with mentions of Shanghai Chengtu Sanyo line Japanese actions in Manchuria and rebellion by Yu Man Tse plus crimes aboard a train and robberies. The text is garbled with disrupted names places ships and dates, offering only scattered hints of conflict and lawlessness.
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Shinghai
Szeehuen Auten
Curthe
Yu Man Tse
agin
Sanyo
Gannar
Open Door Policy Shapes Philippines Trade Outlook
Market notes show poultry, cheese, and eggs steady with demand firm for certain goods. Prices remain cautious in a dull general market while shipments, including potatoes and onions, hold steady. the article also cites U S open door trade aims with the Philippines and broader access for other nations.
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Honolulu
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Spreckels
eckels Sugar Company Secretiy
Theo Keune Tsy
Stefannis
mthet
ific
Japan
Colouz
Ceylon
Enelith
isk
OLIVE
George Roeding
McCulloch
Orient
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ay her Wright
Smith
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Denton
Walter
Covernor
moralhill
Stephen M White
Janis Phelan
thevoming
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Day
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Wildman
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amin
asul
Singapore
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hong
Vina
Pratt
ua Islands
Wits
Sing
YORK
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Yehoouha
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