Death Mystery in Russell Family Tragedy
A coroner’s inquest reveals Samuel A Russell died after ingesting meal laced with morphine. Witnesses describe a disturbed morning as family members found him on the floor and his mother reported illness blamed on the poison. Authorities record the cause as accidental poisoning with the verdict of death.
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Townsends Debt Sparks Violent Ventura Street Scene
A violent street confrontation occurred at the Ventura corner where a money dispute escalated to theft and assault. Frank Townsend owed money and reportedly faced threats. Aguirre confronted him, then pursued payment, leading to a clash with bystanders and a wheelbarrow action amid shouting and scuffles.
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Turbulent street duel shocks crowd and editors watch
A fragmentary 19th century style report describes a street confrontation that ends with a dramatic swing and crowd reaction. The account mentions faces, a tense moment, and a chaotic scene as spectators react to the clash.
Tangled claims swirl over Coahnga oil interests
Fragmented accounts describe a disputed sale of oil claims tied to a Coahnga company. Key figures include General Hart and Dr Hasards, with offers of 660 and 210900 noted but unclear in scope. The dispute centers on option contracts, wells proved, and shifting control as parties travel to San Francisco.
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Apple Crop Strains Trade With German Imports
In Washington the US Consul General notes the apple crop is poorer and exports may be limited. German traders sell in France at 9 cents per pound as prices drift, with shipments mainly to France, northern Italy, and possibly large imports to the United States depending on domestic supply and enforcement of inspection laws.
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Elevator wreck near Muskego on river in Wisconsin
The car ferry Shenango bound from Muskego to Wilawaukee struck the American Matting Company's elevator after entering the river. Twenty six cars freighted, 40000 bushel capacity. Accident blamed on misreading orders by the engineer, causing the vessel to collide and displace the elevator. structure now unstable and perilous in high winds.
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Japanese Shipyard Puts Out Largest Steam Ship Yet
Washington reports from the state department detail rapid shipbuilding progress in Japan. Consul Haru Nagasaku notes the largest steamship launched outside America and Europe, built by the Mitsubishi company at Nagasaki, displacing 15,12,669 tons. A sister ship is planned, a granite dock 471 feet long opened at Nagasaki, and a 600 foot dockable yard with a 2,000 man workforce supports new vessels.
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Railroads for Sale in Pueblo Auction Notice
Announcement today of a foreclosure sale for the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf and the Denver Texas and Worth railroads at Pueblo Colorado by special master Johnson. The November 8 date marks the first parcel to be yielded, consisting of the Denver Texas and Gulf property.
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Camp at Jacksonville Faces War Inquiry Findings
War inquiry hears testimony on hospital conditions and nurses from the Fourth Virginia and Third Nebraska units. Officers describe congestion at Tampa, supply issues, and concerns over hospital conduct and care standards during the early war period.
Keach Urges Scratching Conway in Dems Split Vote
New York voters hear an address by Chairman Keach of Chicago platform urging bimetallic Democrats to support the regular Democratic State ticket while recommending Conway be scratched for Attorney General for his Palmer backing. Van Wyck and other nominees are pressed on their voting records from the last general election.
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Words of Peace Letter to the Czar Endorsed by House
The House of Deputies of the Dycopal convention adopted a free peace manifesto letter to the Czar of Russia urging reduction of armaments and the establishment of a permanent international court to settle disputes. Delegates praised British and American sympathy and language, with support expressed for a peaceful world order.
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General orders send 31 officers and 450 men to Philippines
In Manila on October 20 General Merrlimodax ordered officers and men to sail on the transport Indiana to the Philippines. The force includes Col Frederik Dunston Majors Prank T Whitman Wilder S Wereall Surgeon John A Ritter Assistant Surgeon Henr D Smith Adjutant Charles B Owtker Quartermaster Walter C Hult Chaplain John G Schliemin and DEG HY bk and M Twentieth Kansas volunteers plus six hospital corps privates, totaling 31 officers and 450 enlisted men.
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Striking wire workers vote to end walkout in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 6 a near unanimous meeting of wire workers declared the strike off. National secretary Gil Lett and local officers led about forty strikers to the American Shaw and Wire Co office to announce the return-to-work decision. Superintendent Nye announced that those wishing to return could do so, though only a few strikers chose to resume work.
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Freight onward China carries 320 Chinese home for New Year
The steamer China sailed for the Orient carrying 320 Chinese passengers who received return certificates and will go home to celebrate the new year in February. A portion of the vessel’s freight was unloaded to make room for them.
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Important Testimony on Camp Sanitation by Dr Maus
Dr Maus testifies on sanitation, typhoid fears, and Red Cross supply during training camps. He criticizes government delays, notes typhoid and flu issues, and praises General Lee for hospital care while denying exaggerated nurse abuses and urging better medical administration.
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Harold Frederi cremation plans at Woking cemetery
London reports the body of Harold Frederi, the newspaper correspondent and author, will be cremated at Woking cemetery. It notes he had been in Christian science care and a doctor was summoned only recently.
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Boilder Explosion Kills Seven on Trial Trip of Davis
A boiler explosion aboard the torpedo boat Davis during a trial trip on October 20 resulted in seven fatalities and numerous injuries. The ship was badly damaged as water and steam vented from the blast, with rescuers rushing to the scene and crews clambering to safety. Officials set up medical aid at the harbor hospital as investigators began to probe the accident’s cause.
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War on scalpers at Chicago Peace Jubilee disrupted events
The rulgads and ticket buyers clash over excursion sheets tied to the Chicago Peace Jubilee. Seven railroads returned for an injunction restraining sales under orders, with Master on Chancery Leming and Judge Smith involved. A hearing to determine further action is planned for morning.
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France Faces Cold Debate Over Tashoda Question
The report outlines a hastily convened session where French officials and the cabinet discussed the Tashoda issue. Delcasse, foreign minister, was instructed to report on the situation as Britain weighs action. Officials aim to avert conflict with Britain while protecting national materials and interests.
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Odd Fellows Encampment Parade At San Jose October 70
Spectacular street parade featured the Odd Fellows encampment and Pillards Militant with contingents from San Francisco Sanamento Stockton and San Jose. Crowds observed police and mounted units, a large turnout of lodge members, and a ceremonial drill, with winners from last night’s competition to be announced at the pavilion event this evening followed by a grand ball.
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Peril in Oklahoma Trial and Hotel Robbery Update
Testimony in the James Meadors case concluded with the defendant admitting to killing Jonas Ury in self defense. Prosecution seeks the death penalty. In Washington a late hotel robbery left four dead robbers, with Governor Bulloch of Georgia and wife Jos. diamonds valued in the thousands. Carbolic acid suicide reported at COSMA with a Civil War veteran dying near the Tlinnelily ranch. motive unknown.
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4 Good Beginning SANTIACO DL CUP Oct
An American syndicate representing Detroit capital has purchased a large asset and Manzanillo where there are several good iron mines. A gentleman of the syndicate is now there.
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Dreyfus in Paris Confined at Mount Valerien Fortress
An evening paper reports Captain Dreyfus has arrived in Paris and is now confined in the fortress at Mount Valerien, where he was secretly brought.
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Treasury balance and Roosevelt Rough Riders return noted
Washington reports October 20 Treasury cash available at 303 243 285 dollars with a gold reserve of 240 770 898 dollars. Colonel Alex O Brodle of Colonel Roosevelt Rough Riders returns home after a monster demonstration equal to the May 4 battalion departure.
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Storms Reach Arkansas. No Major Damage Reported
Cold wave and strong winds spread across Arkansas near St. MBNA with minimal impact. A separate note from Smithville cites two reports of four severe storms in the area. Peru discusses duties on rice and crude petroleum. Indianapolis Athletic Club defeats Haskell University Indians 12 to 6 at Newby.
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Central Pacific Road Mortgage Proposal and Debt Consolidation
A garbled notice discusses a proposed mortgage by Central Pacific Road aimed at covering indebtedness. It mentions Cove the indebtedness, consolidation of debt, and future actions to secure funds. The fragment references names and a plan to consolidate obligations, with emphasis on debtor obligations and potential bond issuance.
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Passenger Agents Meet At Forty-Eighth Annual Convention
Passenger agents gather in Washington for the 48th annual convention of the American Association of Passenger and Ticket Agents. A committee reports on proposed scalping legislation. The event, aimed at uniting industry standards, attracts wide participation and discussion on policy reforms.
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Notice of Fresno County property tax installments due
Taxes on personal property secured by real property and half of real property taxes are due by the second Monday in October and delinquent the last Monday in November. A 15 percent penalty applies if unpaid. An additional five percent penalty applies if the half real property tax remains unpaid after the last Monday in April. Remaining real property tax is payable after the first Monday in January and delinquent after the last Monday in April with a five percent penalty. Taxes may be paid at the County Tax Collector office, Fresno, California. N. W. Moodey, Tax Collector. First National Bank of Fresno.
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