State Populist Fusion Talks Stir Election Plans
The State Populists debate a possible fusion with Democrats aiming to nominate a full slate. Leaders discuss joint action to secure governor and senator posts, with implications for party control and deputyships, while Democrats weigh benefits and risks of backing Populist candidates.
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Dorner
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Shisti
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Senito
Shiniwan
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Max
Madera Items and Local Court News Highlight Summer Plans
In Madera a flood of brief notes covers residents heading for summer vacations, appointments for local officials auditing county books, and a Damages suit against the Plume Company. Other items mention legal cases, business travel, and a liquor charge case in nearby Sanger with Ah Gow’s defense succeeding.
Despondent Kern City marshal dies by own hand
A Kern City marshal reportedly took his own life amid despondency linked to illness andmedical troubles. The obituary notes liver and stomach issues and mentions a local druggist advertisement for DeWitts Little Risers pills.
Growers urged to sign by fifteenth to save crop pooling plan
Message from California Raisin Crowes Association president warns that without 16 percent of the state crop signed by the July 15 deadline the pooling plan will fail and farmers face losses. Directors urge district leaders to contact unsigneds, publish names, and mobilize every vineyard owner to join immediately.
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Sacrament Valle
California
Thdo Krarnty
California Raisin Crowes Association
Fourth of July preparations and Lindsay orange prospects
The Chamber of Commerce plans to wind up current celebrations and finish float preparations while clearing small outstanding bills. The committee has raised 1619 dollars from a 320 dollar budget, with minor debts to be settled by Monday evening. Lindsay residents J B Luger and son report strong orange shipments and minimal frost damage, predicting Lindsay as the coming orange district with trees yet to be harvested.
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Valley Road Tunnel Progress Reported in Contra Costa
The Valley railroad tunnel in Contra Costa County shows both ends open with daily excavation of about fourteen feet. Work advances on the north end where a tunnel near Pinehole is to be about 1160 feet long. Puchmin and Belo have won the contract for the full tunnel system.
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William Moore Dead at Home Near Selma
William Moore, brother of J Ti Moore, died Thursday night at his home near Selma after a illness with malarial fever. He was about 40 years old and leaves a wife and family.
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Grand Success as Masome Festival Raises 36000
The Masome Festival in Wasente raised 36000 for the Home Fron Fridays benefiting orphans and widows. Proceeds supported the Wasente fete in San Linclo and the construction of a new home, praised by Mr Patton and leaders in California. The event drew writers and crowds, with plans for a landmark Knights of Psthus building to honor charity and architectural beauty.
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Kings County Farmers Rally Over Orchard Pool Plan
A meeting in Kings Hill drew about 60 percent of the acres as growers discussed forming a pooling arrangement for the crop. Speakers urged time for consensus, noting most growers favored a 60 percent signing goal with Fresno holding key influence and plan to print crop estimates at the next directors’ meeting to decide on moving forward with the combine.
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UW Installation and Social Session Recalls Earlier Work
The event at Srinn y hall featured a literary program and social time with officers and members of the local lodge. Speakers included J J Collins GP, Miss Suse Weswain, and Vern Lmma, followed by refreshments and remarks on office duties. Frank Homan, formerly post office clerk, was noted as chief clerk candidate amid staff changes.
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Geoge Smith
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Jack Prost
San Pran
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Jewlsville
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Milesburg VA Chief endorses DeWitts Carly Risers pills
Chief Barnes of Milesburg Virginia says DeWitts Little Carly Risers are the best pills for his family in forty years of housekeeping. They cure constipation sick headache and stomach and vet troubles. Small in size but great in results. Dr C Paddock druggist 1720 Manposa st.
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Milesburg
DeWitts
Carly Risers
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Manposa
Raisin Growers Club urged to sign contracts and aid sale
A lengthy appeal from the Farmers Club urges every raisin grower and local business in the valley to sign contracts with the Raisin Growers Association for the 1898 crop. The note stresses immediate action before July to pool supply, secure high per cent participation, and stabilize prune prices, with plans for countywide outreach and support from business leaders.
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Tincture of iodine causes infant poisoning case
A baby swallowed a small bottle of iodine tincture from a shelf in a family medicine setting. Immediate care included emetic administration and medical attention by Dr Dunn as the child became quite ill. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and prompted urgent medical response.
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Pais
Ets
Aruth
Dynamiting Fish Rumor Spreads Amid Coast Tension
A storied alert from Semper Ring describes rumors of Cadia fleet detonations near a disputed area. Investigations point to suspected sabotage by a group linked to a high miselement, with authorities to inspect next week.
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County Republican Committee selects officers in Austin office
The Republican county center committee met in Austin to elect a chairman secretary and treasurer and to set up an executive committee of seven. Austin unanimously named chairman and Scibnte secretary with Barstow as one chairman. The group secured a headquarters and urged voter registration before August deadlines to avoid losing fall votes.
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Deputy Enforces New Internal Revenue Stamp Rules
A Stockton deputy assisting Al Griffin in enforcing compliance with the new internal revenue stamp rules visited wholesale liquor houses to verify stamp usage. The stamp agent in San Francisco must handle requisitions. stamps will not be chain charged unless required, as officials work through the current procedures.
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J Kirk Endorsed by The Tultre County Republican
A county Republican group endorsed J Kirk for State Superintendent of Table Instruction in yesterday’s meeting held in Lased. The endorsement signals support for Kirk’s educational platform and leadership.
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POUl Compact With Packers Aims to Control Raisin Trade
The contract details a cooperative pact among growers and packers to govern raisin sales. It outlines advances, price floors, arbitration for disputes, and penalties for mispricing, with directors retaining ownership until shipments reach buyers. It pledges protections for growers, sets commission structures, and secures quality control measures under the association.
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Cilifornt Tain Growers’ Association
Spinney Takes Months Official Vacation as Trustee
Spinney seeks a month leave of absence from the city board of trustees. He says he will stay in town despite the leave, while opponents question his political plans. The article notes his petition to appear on the regular ticket and mentions local fraternal events and social gatherings.
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