Politically charged Los Angeles delegation faces intra party rifts
The Los Angeles delegation debates Governor race plans and denounces General Barnes amid fears of a boss-led slate. Names mentioned include W Tynes, Tate, Lames covets, and nominees for Supreme Court justice Jude Mehinley, public instruction chief Seaman, and route clerk Wand, with Mayor Hazard and General Lonel Sheldon also in play.
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The Pullman Strike Debate At Union Convention
June 15 delegates from the Amen tan Railway Union visit Pullman Company offices seeking arbitration. Vice President Wicks refuses discussion, noting no matter to arbitrate. Committee reports expected, decision postponed until further word from the unions.
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Coxey Bill Promises Jobs for Unemployed at 159 Daily
The Coxey bill, aimed at easing unemployment, would pay workers 159 dollars per day for common labor and 430 dollars for labor with team. The proposal, introduced in the house by Representative Ger of California, would mandate work programs across states with eight hour days and a four day week.
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Industrials Coming to the Pacific Coast and fires
Gabias Army and industrials plan a march to the Pacific Coast likely beginning Sunday. A faction favors Covey’s ideas with crowds of 150 to 200 men marching west, amid unsettled labor movement and local unrest.
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Stanford Refutes Geary Accusations in Senate Defense
Senator Mitchell of Oregon recalls a past attack against Mrs Stanford and recounts Senator Perkins defending the late Senator Stanford. Senator Witchel defends memory against charges while John Match discusses mining law amendments. Washington reports on the June 16 senate passage of a mining law bill changing assessment start dates and increasing compliance timing.
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Sugar Scandal Witness Testimony Shapes Inquiry
The testimony centered on Brice and Terrell Hasemeyer and Ferris as witnesses in a sugar trade inquiry. Officials reported Brice expounded on knowledge of a sugar trust and contributions, while other committee members and officers were named. A large list of attendees and officers at San Francisco and related gatherings followed, with broader world notes on elections, violence, and mine disasters.
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Political Conventions and Labor Attacks Dominate Sacramento News
Reported coverage centers on Governor nomination maneuvering by Barnes and opponents, with Dean Bakley linked party strategy and tensions affecting the Democratic convention. Also summarized are wool schedule shifts, camp encampment drills, deputy clashes, a Willamette whaling incident recap, and legal updates including the Palmer case and Blackburn statement.
Fragmented Indian Empire article reflects imperial debates
Fragmented OCR text discusses British rule in India, comparing governance and education, citing figures on population and costs, and noting political debates about reform and authority. It touches on imperial ideology, administration, and the envisioned future of India under British stewardship amid rising nationalist sentiment.
First Ward Democrats Elect Officers and Organize
The First Ward Democrats met last night and organized by electing Gillan Bolzchaurwin Wood Parsons secretary and WJ Wanpin treasurer WD Onchton WD Johnon and Taning named to a committee on permanent organization. The slate was signed by thirty two members.
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State Convention Contenders Vied for Governor Nomination
In a crowded session delegates from multiple counties debated who should lead the state ticket. Colonel Burns faced rivals including McDonald and Van Vliet, while talks on platform, rules, and regional balance dominated the proceedings as candidates jockeyed for governor and other key posts ahead of the convention vote.
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Temple Scenes on the Nile and Ancient Myths
A travel narrative describes temples on the Nile including Hathor and Isis, detailing architecture, columns, decor, and depictions of deities. The account notes iconoclasm, preservation of porches, and mentions nearby towns and crocodile worship, with vivid but dated observations of relics and sites.
Sugar Inquiry Debate Trails Amid Stock Probes and Votes
A congressional session covers the sugar inquiry with senators questioned over stock purchases and potential conflicts. Witnesses deny intent to profit and several names are listed as missing or implicated in the examination. A Boston boxing note and the Silver Conference details mix into the day’s broader political and financial news.
Cheese making in 19th century Canada and US dairy apparatus
A fragmented former newspaper item reviews early cheese making in Canada and the United States. It details equipment, processes, and outputs, noting a 20 day apparatus cost saving with two cows producing cheese at 10 cents per pound. It cites specific makers, trials, milk quantities, and yields, highlighting practical methods and family cheese production.
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Jay Vomes
White Winged Peace Case Proceeds After Three Days
The Fahey Goucher dispute drains three days as mutual friends push factions apart. The proceeding continued despite unclear testimony and potential witnesses, with Biker and Senitor Goucher linked to contentious remarks and safety concerns amid the prolonged hearings.
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