Silver Men in Debate on Gold Standard and Silver
Reports from Lugland and New York describe a heated speech by Bland arguing over demonetization and the single gold standard amid wider currency tensions. The piece covers reactions to silver policy, stock markets, and the broader economic debate of the era.
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Silous
Bland
Great Buitam
toran
coma
cof lyer
Mor My o
Richmond
Congressmin
Stewart
Soplue Ivie to Star At Rizzs Theater Saturday Night
English actress Miss Soplue Ivie will headline at the Rizzs Theater nest Saturday evening in Clare and the Large Master. Ivie has prior successes on the Pacific Coast and in England, where she is highly regarded as a leading performer. Also noted is a sharp incident where Misa Averill killed a badger near Lake Tahoe after it charged her companion.
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Al Hatch
State Board of Jude
Boston
New England Grocer
California
ziecn
levyca Boston ia
San Francisco
Soplue Ivie
Rizzs
Clare
Miss Ivie
Pacific Coast
reiding lady
Warlicks Theater Company
Mr Wallack
United States
England
Kendals
Misa
Jerry
Misa Averill
Lake Tahoe
Boston Fire Rages Through Jordan Marsh Block Destruction
Boston reports the most disastrous fire since 1872 broke out in the ten story building housing Jordan Marsh on Kingston and Bedford streets. The blaze spread quickly consuming the Brown Durrell building and nearby shops, with hundreds of firefighters arriving from surrounding towns, and losses estimated around ten million dollars though some insurance figures vary. No deaths but multiple injuries and widespread destruction across Kingston Chauncey and Washington streets.
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New York
Boston
Kingston and
Bedford streets
Danton
maewer
Kingston
Samune
Brown Durrell & OG4
okt
Kingston street
Gmpany
lion Pedford
Chauncy
Rowelace
Chauncey suat
Lins
Jordan Marsh & Co
Washington and Architects
Globe Theater
ONOHLER
Jordan Marsh & Coy
Thown Dard & Co dig goody
cdford street
Rangston
Sumner
game bell ag
Brown
Durell
Shoe and Teather Exchange
Bedford street
Tynn
C Bo Aldine & Co
Apleton Shoe Company
Alpheus Bates
W. Cowen
Lynn Bootan
Stephenson Shoe
Chinatown Murder Shocker in Central Quarter Riot
In Chinatown a Chinese man Ah Chee Young killed a woman with a bowie knife after a dispute over money and hire, then fled toward a hotel. The coroner’s jury ruled death from knife wounds inflicted by Young, as witnesses watched in horror and officials investigated the brutal incident amid a crowded vigil at the morgue.
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Ah Chee Yeung
dexas
penate
an trent
China
betten bs
countis wainin
Mi Taker histone
Chinatown
cerond
Chee
iep
China town
Ah Youn
Bakererheld
dave ag
quandome
bowie
ler
atte
han
Classifieds and Editorial Notes From Boston Publisher Letter
A garbled OCR reveals a Boston publisher Ben Johnson and a secretary of the board discussing letters, business notices, and party alignment. Mentions Homehwell UEP, local officials, and various names in a fragmented context with references to a time frame and possible measurements or listings.
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Von Smith
Pride ae
patie Homehwell
enone
thaPoxtice
cout titan
tillian
Local Exhibit Of Citrus Frut Fruit Displays In Chicago
The article notes an exhibit of Lexno fruit sent to Chicago and Columbus during the Grand Army of the Republic era. It describes packing quality, glass fronts removed from the pyramid, and calls for refilling frames with fruits to honor the display. A sick horse was left at a railroad reservation, dying soon after, affecting residents’ Christmas appetite.
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lexno frunt
Chicago
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Smith
ritroid
Stanislaus street
sta
Thanksgiving Roasts and Revels Across a Turbulent Year
A garbled Thanksgiving sketch portrays a divided nation where churchgoers celebrate with hymns while the unemployed and poor face hard times. The text ridicules excess, mentions gout and Brights disease, and mocks luxury foods as a bleak panorama of indulgence and social strain.
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United States
champigne
Burgundy
turkey
rod
Chain Gang Work Halted At Northwest Corner
The article describes a chain gang ordered to clear a paving project at the northwest corner of Bartana and a northeastern operation near the Nevada line. It notes delays, bond issues, and a three day limit for completion before actions by officials. Prisoners are monitored as work resumes and a next meeting is planned to discuss intersection maintenance.
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Chain Gang
Bartana
Nevada
Dennett
Oranges On Fresno Street Courtyard Market Scene
The scene notes premium local oranges on county grown trees along Kostreet between Pulare and Korn and south of the Courthouse with fruit selling 50 to 60 cents a dozen. Robert Barton buys land at J6 and Fresno Streets and plans an eight bay two story brick building fronting 140 feet, signaling confidence in local property development.
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meon Roe Place
ippiratus
Cambrudge
Somerville
Chelsea
India
saveaely
amon
Kostreet
Pulare
Korn
ncar
Lresine
Robert Barton
Ing
fresno
Barton
English syndicate to settle township near Tulare Lake
Messrs Clark and Whaly report from San Francisco a British syndicate will buy a whole township southeast of Tulare Lake with water allocations per section. About 600 English families would be settled after artesian wells are drilled. The Register sues for $1000 alleged on a promissory note from Storer. Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars plans a public town delivery in Selma Fry's addition.
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Messrs
Clark
Christopher Bachtold
agaimet ’ s Pevartiey
Cer Grand Iodge
lota
Fry
of Good Templars
Selma
Temperance Lecture at H Street Methodist Church
Tonight at 7 30 an earnest temperance lecturer speaks at H Street Methodist Church. The speaker is highly regarded for eloquence and past success. A cordial invitation invites all to attend with free admission.
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h street
County Road Bonds Debate Over Use of Funds
In Fresno a letter questions the proposed $100000 county road bonds and their fate if approved next Saturday. The author warns the debt could reach $200000 with interest, doubts equitable distribution, and argues road work may harm forests while lumber prices fall. The piece critiques tax payers bearing costs for roads and pines for lines on Pine Ridge.
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Totrion Reituncas TT
Sresno
buin
Litsno
Lresno
Iresno
Eiemo
Mis Whived Games Worthy Patron Banquet Incident
A frayed society page notes the installation of officers for Chapter No 8 and a banquet at an anchorate gathering. The event ended with a theft of blankets and a police search. three men were arrested on charges of finding and keeping lost property and failing to locate ownership, bonds set at $200 each.
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Vagona Temple
TAM
Boughes
Austin Scorctuy
Fimma
Augin Treas
Von Bedford
Conda trees
faibbu
Sponcyl Agrocrite
bow Stevens
Dizi Bornhird
Meda
Walter Rath
Shephard
Mie
Elizabeth
Doula
Martha
Cane Webster Theety
Sarah Dean
fb Walliams
Mags Bary
Lippe
othrs
Justicegues
Walhiam Kelly
Willan Blannery
Kelly
Linney
Settlers Win First Game Over Railroad Land Dispute
George A Hayford of the city reports that the land department has dismissed the protest by the Central Pacific Railroad Company and confirmed title to the northeast quarter of section 5 township 7 south range 26 east near Huron. The decision affects about 1500 settlers whose titles had long been disputed. The railroad company خواهد appealed as the Supreme Court delays curb proceedings, leaving the settlers facing a long wait or a costly appeal.
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George A Hayford
O and
Calaseras
Huron
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Washington
land Department
Central Pacino Railroad Company
United States Supreme Court
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Kechbur
Davros
Olio
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childen
Scott Trawthorne
Chesapeake & Cluo
ayanactle river
Huntington
freeman
Portton
Wells Fargo & Co
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Oregon
Coos Bay
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Mun & Lustenberger
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Steel Works
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Colorado Stel and hon Company
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Tore Blizz
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genome
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Snow hee tallan
theo Inshex
soster lay
ank
atla
Linploye
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lidica
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sone corner
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Retennican
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biceman
emer tlincoln
Daiciford
Wible
Chaunceretree
Chauncey
Chaunces Street
bilding peatoon
Cluett Koon & Co
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Brockton
OO Pitin & Co
Brockton Blakely Bui
George
Jacks
Calfornia
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Wallstreet
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Ihe Clann
Congress
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Ah Chee Young
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bie dowd
burt
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borg
mike
Wally worl
Kimbling
toner Walbuma
Walliams
WAMTR
pDoOUbleyucas
Chinaman
Watchman Baker
Sadamento
Los Angeles
San Jose
Lhsco
windillah
Umtal
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