Sheep Losses and Pasture Dispute Shake Park Reservation
Report discusses a range reservation scandal amid storms that drove many sheep from pastures. Augustine and others face land and meadow disputes, with claims of land fraud and forced dispossession across multiple counties and reserves.
Parker Lyons New Model Store Opens in Elegant Coastal Building
The article describes Parker Lyon's new establishment touted as a palatial coastal building, highlighting its elegant design, commodious interiors, and artistic craftsmanship. It emphasizes the showroom and gallery, praising the fine furniture and meticulous finish, with pride in the enterprise and the handsome front facade.
Fragments Describe A Store Circular Gallery Scene
A damaged OCR fragment references a circular gallery around a building with oxidized copper filings. Mentions a satay entry and a Lit centuis with par r Cavaure ete. Mentions basement uses and a Lon Staapo cn IE title.
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Selid Ork
Shortage Seen in Green Fruit Shipments This Summer
Traffic manager Sproul predicts a shortage as winter and summer fruit shipments rush eastward. He notes shipments exceed last year by a margin as prices rise and car counts to New York and Chicago fall short of earlier totals. Rising exports include peaches and apricots with more grapes and raisins headed to eastern markets.
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Sprowle
Sierra Nevada
Cage
New York
Walter Gren
Sky Mountains
Arcadia Beach Arcadia Resort Crowd Enjoys Summer Season
Santa Monica reports a bustling Arcadia resort season with new attractions. A fresh Pleasure Wharf nears completion offering dancing, concerts, and seaside entertainment. Notables and visitors from Los Angeles, Riverside, San Francisco, and beyond attend a juvenile pageant and Red Cross fundraiser at the Greene Theatre. Beach amenities improve, water warms, and golf and tennis draw guests daily.
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Arcadia
Connimh Ihm
Prahe
Bam
Jach
Ranidh
Kadershiy
Tehichap
Atahaim
Gascon
Simta
Monica
J G Wefan
Leander Brown
Texas
Jecok
Anc
Los Angeles
Elauber
Los Ang Ge
Luce
Los Angee
Vrs
Haves
Riverside I. Taruch
San Frarerca
J Campbell
New York
T J Mack
L S Rowley
L Brown
Johnson Pennsvania
Mardenberg
Roby
UH Fisher
Redlands
Herr
Hammett
Tlind Counclman
D Watcers
Santa Monica
Greene
Mary Jane
Perons
Red Cross
Anne F Adams
Pnday
Deng
James Whitcomb Riley
Henry Dibblé Tan
Franceca
Richard Gard Ghmore
John Wigmore
BP Garden
Jean Chandler
Chicago
Question on legal basis for county payment from school bond fund
Mr Meux contends the Republican party did not mean to imply the JP bill was illegal and offers no justification for that impression. The core issue was whether the Supervisors could order payment from a school bond fund. The District Attorney said they lacked that authority, and Auditor Barnum told a Republican reporter the claim would not be warranted, though action has not yet been prevented.
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Meux
Lre Republican
Barnum
Fire alarm prompts smoke in Hobbs and Warf store
A false alarm caused by a smoker’s fire at an office above Hobbs and Warf produce store. Sun Waste papers were burned last evening in a stove and a stovepipe flame sent smoke through the store. Pers a who were passing noticed the smoke and called the fire department.
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Hobbs & War 5
Plan to publish Expositor printing contract fails at meeting
In a heated meeting the board debated awarding a printing contract to Slater for election supplies worth about 64100. Proponents argued a wide circulation paper was needed to inform taxpayers, while opponents questioned publication in Fresno and sought bids from others. The motion to publish the report in the Senge Herald was carried amid partisan tension.
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Ral Notin
Cme
Sanger
Keston
Bony
Jamse Ward
Clar
Rose
Garratt
Mir Sasi
Senge
Herald
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Manly
Sarre Manly
Fresno
Slater
Fuantic
Suna
Ward
New Headquarters of Republican League Club on J Street
The Republican League Club of Tresno moves from Hughes block to 28 J Street. The revamped room features portraits of Charles, Hobart, Grant Gaufield and other presidents. It will also host the county central committee and voter registration efforts. Next Wednesday marks club meeting and a youth glee club may perform if ready.
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J Street
Lewe
Tresno
Hughes
Mchanles
Hobart
Grant Gaufield
Republican County
Madiy
Othello Saubner
County Clerks Office
Glee Club
Young Indie
Gentlemer
Wheat Options Market Steady Despite Low Prices
Chicago July 28 Wheat prices edged higher on stronger Liverpool cables and crop damage reports for corn, with shorts covering and demand for long positions rising. September shifted up then down, while oats firmed as corn advanced. Hog prices opened weak but provisions firmed. overall, corn closed unchanged from yesterday.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Shorts
Hans
Raisers Win New Trial in California Case
The Supreme Court reversed prior rulings in two cases, granting James Creegan and Chris Tech a new trial. The men, identified with Woodland, New Jersey, were previously convicted of a long-term crime and related charges. The decision affects the legal outcomes and may lead to retrials for the defendants.
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SAN Ianarcisco
Cu Ireme
James Creegan
Chris Tech
Crean
Becker
Woodland
California Raisin Growers Association Formed
Eastern merchants and California growers discuss a new combine to control raisin production and sale. The agreement parcels 29 percent to the association and allocates the rest to twenty four packing firms, with inspections, standardized grades, and arbitration for disputes. Critics warn the contract may favor sellers and could risk early season sales if not broadened.
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Kerl Journal of Commerce
Unitid
Michant
California Resin Growry Assocrtion
Californy
Individu
California Raisin Growers Association
Association
AM Packager
Fresno City
Thig Board
Armistice talk amid U S Spain peace efforts
The United States government declares no overt peace overtures by Spain or critics of its war policy, reaffirming that true armistice requires a written agreement. President and Cambon statements deny bad faith, while Dewey Merritt miles advance in the Philippines and Porto Rico under war regulations continue.
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State Department
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Entiire World
War debts and Spain terms dominate Washington talks
Officials discuss compensation for losses in the war and demand Spain accept terms deemed acceptable by the United States. Secretary Day and President consult for a plan to present to Spain, aiming for broad world approval while resisting harsher charges.
New Pacific Cable may be completed within six months
The Evening Post reports the United States plans a transpacific cable linking America with Hawaii Japan the Philippines Hong Kong and Pacific islands. Contracts for laying have been let with a six month completion target and a $40 million price. The Pacific Cable Company chaired by James Samyser seeks a 20 year lease with broad regional reach and has formed key international partnerships.
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Tvening Post
United States
Pacific
Hanan
Tadiones
Philippines
Hong Kong
Cabie
Executive Counel
Pacific Cable Company
Hawaii
China
Japan
Pacific Islands
Picire Cable Company
James Samyser
Thmnund L Bayhes
John Davie Pierpont Worgin
T Kennex
Tad Cenernd Swann
New Lok
Iesal
Panaian
Congress
Tennett
Fever in Cuba Spreads Rapidly Among Soldiers
Washington July 26 General Shafter reports 2974 fever cases in Cuba for the army. Yellow fever appears milder than feared, offering hope the death rate will be small. General Sternberg notes yellow fever spreads rapidly in camps and can infect many soldiers once started. He cites typhoid and other fevers in Cuba and U S camps as common in new armies due to climate, living conditions, and self care. Soldiers buying unprovided foods and milk at camps contribute to illness. as the army seasons, illness may lessen.
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Washington
Shafter
Cuba
Wa Department
Sternberg
United States
Troops to stay at Camp Merritt amid ship readiness
The army plans to sail troops from San Francisco aboard the Scandia and Arizona the largest troopships to depart from the port. Readiness depends on vessel condition and transportation setup. The Seventh California regiment and new recruits at Camp Merritt may be assigned to these ships with transfer to the Presidio postponed.
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Mans
Camp Meritt
Scandia
Kvuna
Presidio
Department
Pressilly
Camp Merritt
Simple Remedy for Small Pox Reported Case
A Los Angeles report describes a claimed simple remedy for smallpox said to be effective in severe cases. An ounce of tartar cream dissolved in a cup of water cooled and given at frequent intervals is claimed to cure virulent smallpox in three days with no scars or remaining effects.
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Sackett
Krogh
Wailiam Brmck
Sir Brandsco Winters
Los Angeles
Dhe
Ught
Unfurling Old Glory in Honolulu Prominent Officials Attend
Preparations for hoisting Old Glory in Honolulu proceed with a large naval and military parade. President Dole and Cabinet members will attend ceremonies at Iolani Palace, including a flag presentation to the Hawaii National Guard, fireworks, and a gala ball at the opera house. The event, tied to annexation news, draws widespread public excitement and speculation on future policy and immigration.
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Annusation Club
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Miller
Dmmal Miller
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Seawall
Haywood
Uteras Exvereit
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Dole
Hawaii Pone Wall
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Muller
Ve Rimey Sensis
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Old Glory
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Parcon
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de Evles
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Hawaii
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Washington
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Shimanura
Loshim
Brunel
The Undoing of Admiral Cervera Told in Plain Terms
Abstract of Commodore Selley report of the destruction of Admiral Cervera's squadron at Santiago de Cuba on July 3. The Brooklyn led the pursuit from Guantanamo Bay and engaged Cervera's fleet, resulting in the loss of the Spanish ships, surrender of the admiral, and hundreds of casualties. The Brooklyn's crew, under heavy fire, displayed bravery with multiple ships destroyed or driven ashore and the Cristobal Colon captured as a trophy of the engagement.
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Selleys
Cerveras
Santago de Cuba
Nothlentic Fleet
Uhard
Brooklyn
Guantanamo Bay
Waria Teresa Vizcaya
Cristobal Colon
Santiago
Cal
Vazent
Ferces
Wiver
Colon
Brooklyn Bevis
Oregon
T de Vircayt
Sintige
Everal
Broohlin
Texas
Cervera
Brother and Sister Unite After Fifty Years in Visit
Robert Clayton, a prosperous Death Valley prospector, visits his sister Vrs Cuorne Conner on North Street. The siblings had been estranged for about fifty years since Lay ton learned his sister had hidden and vanished long ago. Recently the miner heard she was seen in Fresno and traveled to visit her in the city.
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Death Valley
Vrs
Cuorne Conner
North I'street
Layton
Ilforma
Sresno
Cily
Vis
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