Plums Por Presno Drafts Incorp and Appoints Revenue Officials
The Fresno district appoints Albert Griffin deputy collector and John Alichter storekeeper with Wishunton approval awaited for two others. The article notes pension money issues at Yountville Veterans Home and disciplinary actions against mutineers amid efforts to protect veterans funds and restore order.
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State Fruit Exchange forms to open in city
Lakes preliminary steps to open a State Fruit Exchange for wholesale business. Directors from San Francisco Sacramento Yuba City and other towns meet, agree to organize with 100000 capital in 20000 shares of 6 each, articles to be filed tomorrow. Tiersey elected president and Dobbins named secretary.
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Destructive floods hit Eel and Mad Rivers after heavy rain
Floods from four inches of rain drive the Eel and Mad rivers above flood levels. The Lel and River valley is submerged, roads and bridges cut, stock perished, rail traffic disrupted, and losses expected to be very large though no lives lost. Mad River valley also flooded. rivers higher than in eleven years.
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Brave Boy Rescues Others From Ice On Carson River
A 14 year old boy Johnny Crow attempted a rescue on the Carson River near Brunswick well and Lippire when three people fell through ice. He reached the ear and disappeared under the ice, then surfaced with limited clothing and hauled another child to safety with help from onlookers. The rescuers retrieved a near lifeless body, revived them with suspected improvised methods.
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Mauliffe Wilps Ryan in Six Rounds for World Title
The American Mauliffe outboxed Australian Jim Ryan to win in six rounds at the Grand Opera House. The lightweight title fight featured weigh ins around 1491 pounds for Mauliffe and 152 pounds for Ryan. Referee Spider Kelley oversaw the bout after a three round prelude with live ounce gloves.
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Miraculous Escape as House Frame Collapses
A dramatic morning collapse at a telegraph mill sent 500 tons of rock sliding onto a frame house. Inmates including Brown, his wife, two children, and Vincent Gah ardo escaped unharmed though the structure was crushed. Field trials reported fine grounds after rain and excellent sport.
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Moderate California notes on commerce and crime
January reports from San Francisco and Vallejo cover chamber of commerce discussions urging annexation trade, Stanford estate actions, wills and lawsuits, a murder sentence not to be commuted, and various Pacific Coast items including shipping delays, state grange congress plans, ammunition consignments, and regional weather and crime notes.
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Protests and political volleys echo in January senate sessions
The January 16 discussions in the senate center on Queen Wilhelmina’s protest and Hawaii constitution limits, with Hoar Gray and Dancle debating amnesty and royal prerogatives. The day features speeches on federal election laws, critique of the Wilson bill, and mixed tempers as ministers defend procedure amid constitutional questions.
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Free Wool and Bond Notices Dominate January Proceedings
A cluttered report shows the January 17 session where the Free Wool proposition failed in the committee of the whole, with Johnson of Ohio substituting a single tax plan to take effect soon. Secretary Cardle announced a $30 million bond offering redeemable after ten years, with bids opening to the highest, no less than 117.978 per bond. A San Francisco dispatch notes Queen Toulahalis denying plans to seek exile in the United States, while the legislature prepares to canvass the rest of the senate results in a joint convention tomorrow.
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MIDWINNER AIR NOTES And The Northern California Exposition
Heavy machinery installation proceeds with power on for a Sunday switch on. Preparations for opening the Northern California Citrus fair go according to schedule with a clocked program. International officials report bullion and state ventures, while local incidents include a deputy sheriff pursuit and a fatal wagon accident near Sonora. Temperature and storm conditions loom as winter events unfold through January.
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Sensational death on steamer and inquest report
A chaotic January 17 scene on the steamer Davi with a prisoner suicide and theft amid a tense inquest. Reedy reported missing clothing and valuables after a confrontation with a stowaway who then killed himself. The inquest led to identification of the deceased as a roughly 25 year old, dark complexioned man.
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Jushee Lrusia
Local Court Actions and Market Notes Amid Turmoil
The document reports on a group of creditors and a firm led by Walter Beck planning to register assets of 603000 and liabilities around 30000. It notes a settlement of financial condition and mentions January 18 orders by Chinese authorities and laborers to register under new provisions. It also covers a manslaughter trial at Cornwall station with a verdict expected and market quotes from January 1 to mid January, including futures and cash prices.
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Government road in Kings River Canyon proposal sparks debate
The piece discusses a proposed United States government road into Kings River Canyon near the Grand Canyon of the Colondo, urging a large-scale conservation approach and questioning whether the government is fulfilling its duty to preserve the area. It references local officials, regional geography, and warnings about speculation and development pressures.
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Tax on Incomes and New Internal Revenue Provisions
Democratic leaders approve a bill establishing a 2 percent income tax on sums over 4000 with a 900 margin below exemption. Returns required for incomes over 8300, with penalties for failure. Public disclosure of income details forbidden. criminal penalties for leaks. 50 million government bonds planned for February sale. Carlisle considers small bid sales. Real estate dealer reports in January.
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Mrs Lease to Acquire Fruitland Property in California
Mrs Lease closes deal to possess a fruitland in California and plans to move there soon with family to establish a permanent home escaping political turmoil. In Wichita interview she confirms the report and says she seeks quieter life away from notoriety.
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Jury Discharges in Callahan Embezzlement Case
The jury in People v George W Callahan reported no verdict after about an hour of deliberation. They stood one for acquittal and three for conviction, and the panel was discharged by Judge Webb.
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