Railroad Company Bills Army for Feeding Soldiers
Representatives of the war department recently inspected the savy yard to assess care and provisioning of soldiers and sailors during the railroad strike. A bill of 6000 dollars was sent to army headquarters in San Francisco for edible supplies furnished to the men, prompting discussion of alleged injustice by railroad workers.
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Arrivals from China and War Views from Missionary Dr Ho
Dr Ho Blodgitt of the American board of foreign missions, after forty years in the Orient, says there is no danger to Westerners in China and that the murder of Wyle was the only violence. He expects Japanese aims to capture Port Arthur and notes war funds and Red Cross support across the empire. A separate item reports a footpad shooting incident near Twelfth and Gatreets where a man fired, chasing the attacker after a struggle, but the assailant escaped.
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PREPARING HOR WAR Sabers distributed to police and troops
Warlike preparations in Alabama as Kalbit threats loom. Governor-to-be sworn Saturday amid sabers issued to police and troops for peaceable rights protection. Authorities vow to seek only peaceable means to secure governance.
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China Proposes Peace Terms Through U S Envoys
November dispatches report China has signaled readiness for peace and will offer a money indemnity in exchange for ceding suzerainty over Korea. A Chinese official arrives in Japan to negotiate with Li Hung Chang’s letter, but Japan and the U S minister in Peking must authorize full powers before talks proceed.
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Nine Robbers Loot Choctaw Store in Broad Daylight
A heavily armed trio led by Jim Kench of the Gook gang robs a Choctaw store, taking cash and goods while nine bystanders are held at gunpoint. Authorities plan to deploy guards along the southbound line and pursue leads as the case unfolds.
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Congress Reports on Free Coinage and Trade Roads
Major and minority reports on silver free coinage clash as Congress backs free coinage 16 to 1, while approving deeper trade with the Caribbean and Pacific regions. Other items note San Joaquin river improvements, a Hawaii cable plan, and states admission debates. Also reports a Buffalo boxing match featuring Sally Stith versus Oci Gardner and a London cargo ship Soma carrying a large wheat cargo bound for the river pool.
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Famine Stricken Western Nebraska Faces Drought Hardship
A doubtful account from Nebraska details severe drought impact. Widespread hunger plagues families as potatoes and mouldy bread become staple feeds. Women sew clothes from scraps, underscoring extreme poverty and fuel shortages.
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Army Salvation Wedding Makes Hallelujah Union
A lively army ceremony last night joined Meg Inge Madsen and Cirts Hansen in marriage at a barracks chapel. Lieutenant Weir assisted the groom while Staff Captain Jane Shoms solemnized the wedding amid the base drum and love feast, with speakers urging soldiers to pursue temperance and faith as they return to duty.
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Stanford Triumph in 8 to 0 Victory Over Cal
Stanford University defeated the University of California 8 to 0 in the annual football contest witnessed by about fifteen thousand at the Pac grounds. Cochrane scored on a roll in the first half and Kennely booted a long field goal. Berkeley threatened near the Stanford line but failed to score as Stanford’s defense held firm. The win follows two prior ties and a Stanford triumph in the four meetings.
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Attempted Robbery at Los Angeles Exposition
A band of burglars attacked the Los Angeles Exposition building, extinguished the watchman’s lantern, fired on guards, and escaped. Blood traces indicate some attackers were wounded. number unknown. Valuable goods on display included $200,000 in foreign products.
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Dramatic Battle at Fair Grounds Ends in Charge Takeover
At the fair grounds Sham Battle and Competitive Drill by Company B faced defeats as Peetar Ojmu en led a brilliant charge capturing the squad. Company C then surged to seize positions in a twenty minute event. Between races nine and eleven St Glair offered trapeze and contortion acts, drawing hearty applause before crowds returned to town. Extra cars were added by the horse car line with no delays.
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Reading Circle drama marks high school reading parlour night
A student reading circle linked to El Lircuio Del Cordero and English teacher Vic a Barthag hosted at F Short residence featured Shakespeare readings and a varied program. Attendance reached four hundred, with prize events, a track show, military drill, and social merriment amid festive pageantry.
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Fatal Mistake: Strychnine Mistaken for Quinine
An 18 year old man in Tulare county died after taking strychnine mistaken for quinine last Sunday in Poplar. He had been living with John Walton and, after locating unlabeled quinine capsules, consumed a dose believing it was quinine. The box, formerly owned by Mr De Merritt, contained pulverized strychnine. Antidotes were given but he died about two hours later.
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The Influence of Colorado Women Is Commended
The Denver Republican lauds woman suffrage arguing the recent election shows women proved capable and independent voters. It notes many men were motivated to participate by women’s persistent energy and questions opponents’ claims about women’s political roles.
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Freight Line Opens Against Railroad at Stockton
A new freight operation led by Tone Fco William H Pronty has begun runs to Stockton opposing the railroad. He runs four wagon teams hauling corn to Stockton and reburns a toaded with wheat or barley for delivery to Molmy Com pin at railroad freight rates, claiming profitability.
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