Webster Nominated for Governor by People’s Party Convention
The People’s Party convention in Sacramento nominated Webster for governor after debates over platform and credentials. Lawler was discussed for lieutenant governor, with Webster receiving broad support from Alameda and San Francisco delegates, while other candidates faced internal disagreements and calls for lower-echelon candidates aligned with party principles.
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Spectacular Sandow Exhibition Stirs Central Park Crowd
A chaotic scene at Central Park drew over 2 000 spectators as Sandow faced Colonel Danut in a heavily handicapped bout. The draw devolved into farce with taunts, a cage, and repeated falls before Sandow finally emerged victorious amid jeers. Nearby, labor unrest and public safety clashes generated further street turmoil as stevedores and workers clashed with police, inflaming tensions across the city.
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California PoPupists Nominate in Nationwide Convention
The Populist gathering in San Francisco adjourned with nominations for state and county offices. McGlynn chaired the secretary’s slate including Dore for controller and Larton for attorney general. Several district nominations followed for supreme court posts, public instruction, surveyor general, and other offices, with some declinations and a late report of a limited second-ballot option.
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Tumultuous Report From Scattered Minute of Court
Fragmented OCR passage details a witness failing to appear before a cate committee amid bribery charges. It notes a shooting incident near a Dallis schoolhouse, a suspect in critical condition, and local officials debating wage reductions. Flood reports describe rising Susquehanna waters and damage at Williamsport. A wildlife hunt near Brownent Way is abandoned. French cabinet resignations cited in the May context.
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Bribery charges and political intrigue surface in fragmentary report
A scrambled account details attorney Holman and figures named Butte and Harris in a bribery and lobbying dispute connected to a Senate vote. The assembly observed tremors, with testimony about possible payments but the committee notes no concrete bribery link. Additional notes describe industrial movements, royal restoration talk, Knights of Honor matters, a postponed wedding, and a Pennsylvania GOP convention nomination.
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Senate Inquiry Probes Campaign Funds Link to Sugar Trust
An inquiry investigates how the sugar trust may have funded Democratic campaigns and whether statements by Edward s and other sources connect sugar donations to party pledges. Witnesses describe alleged payments totaling up to $900,000, with committee sessions interrupted as lawyers and reporters cover testimony and claims of covert influence.
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Congressional Debates Highlight Turbulent Senate Session
Reports from a stormy day in Congress show tension as senators clash over Mr Gormins speech and party coherence. Finance and public works measures face rapid action while a barbed wire tariff amendment draws attention and a proposed county road program advances. Meanwhile a divorce filing and coast bicycle records mark a chaotic, multi-topic day.
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Riot at Stekle Woltow pits as deputies fire on strikers
Reported riot at Stekle Woltow involves at least five injured, two killed and many arrested. Deputies opened fire during a confrontation with striking miners at the Suickle Molon plant, as workers attempted to march to the pit shafts. The gunfire caused multiple casualties among strikers, with deputies sustaining injuries. The scene drew hundreds marching toward the plant amid promises to blockade all pits. In other news, McDonald Pleads Not Guilty in a felony embezzlement case involving the San Francisco bank heist.
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Whittier case details a troubled youth and family dispute
The Whittier hearing centers on Viola, a wayward girl linked to Count and Anne Viely. Judge Dunlop presides as Viola testifies about her one year in underschool and her claim that Joe Spinney protected her from negative company while denying Spinney’s involvement in her leaving home.
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Knights of Pythias Monterey Selected for Next Meeting
The Knights of Pythias lodge in Monterey selected the city as the site for the upcoming meeting. Members approved allocations: four dollars for a fund, two hundred fifty dollars for a relief bureau, and one thousand dollars for travel to California cities. The grand lodge rejected salary changes, kept the grand keeper of records at three hundred seventy dollars, and discussed per capita funds and a Phoenix home project with limited existing funds and recent revisions from court rulings in California.
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Concert by Public School Children Impresses Crowd
Last night the children of the public schools from first to sixth grades performed an enjoyable entertainment at Advent beardh list night under the direction of Toft for FOB Dyimut and the teachers. The concert aimed to showcase a musical education through the Fon Solfaing method with precise singing and good control. Each class sang separately and the program ended with a selection by the entire school.
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Chinese thief halted by chase and restraint near bath row
A thief seized by a bystander and chased through the street was cornered by a dog and local residents but escaped before authorities arrived. Dr O G Stinson of Chicago is visiting the city and staying with Mrs A Comfort.
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Evangelist Hudson Denounced by Hutner Colony Congregants
A Review reporter explores Joshua Moran Hudson, a sensational evangelist linked to Hutner and Turner colonies. He claims priestly zeal without pay, recounts confrontations with local families, and defends his anti temperance and anti church-state stance while facing accusations of manipulating women and causing unrest among colonists.
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Defending the Populists Against Anarchy Charges
A reader disputes O A T over charges that Populists foster anarchy. He ridicules prior letters, defends Populists, cites a court case and dates, and notes a June 7 hearing before Judge Harns casterday.
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