District Attorney Snow under fire over outside counsel use
A Democrat era clipping reports claims that Snow and allies used outside attorneys to run up county expenses, while Snow blocked such hires. It details testimony by V. Hinds and criticisms by Republicans about misused county funds and the board of supervisors.
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Board of Supervisors
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Shepple
California
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J Hinds
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Armenian wedding delays as license found two licenses issued
The couple wed Wednesday night in an Armenian ceremony before about two hundred guests. The groom forgot the license, hid to fetch it, and two licenses were later produced with delays and a brief disruption before the marriage proceeded.
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Kahonan
Cires
Hepps
Benedict
Buch
Willams
Evacuation Plans and Public Policy on Cuba
Washington cabinet discussions describe extended evacuation timelines for Cuba and US plans to assume civil control in key cities. Reports note disputes over property disposition and the long term occupation outlook while considering constitutional changes and policy overhauls in customs, internal revenue, and suffrage ahead of a forthcoming message to Congress.
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Hecker Bond
United States
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Coby
Pans
Washington
Tamuay
Congress
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Shiki Commission
Intel
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Movement of Troops from Camp Meade to Philadelphia
Movements from Camp Meade to Philadelphia involve 18 trains with 12 cars each to transport troops. General Crimhum with Generals Loung and Davis led the first train. subsequent trains followed at intervals, arriving in Philadelphia around midnight. Thirty six ill men with fever were moved from Red Cross and division hospitals to Lancaster and Reading for care.
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Camp Meade
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Philadelphia
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Quaker City
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Lancaster
Reading
Army of the Tennessee Officers Elected at Chicago Meeting
The Society of the Army of Tennessee elected officers today with names including Greenville Dodge as President General and W A Jenkins, James Kulbourn, J A Thull, Charles Parsons, R Wo Hemlin, E A Carr, George Buckland, Andrew Tickenlooper, Cornelius Caddie, and Manning F Force. The meeting will be held in Chicago.
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Tolddo
Society of the Army of Tennessee
Greenville Dodge
Chicago
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James Kulbourn
Cleveland
Joseph Dickerson
Seattle
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Dertoit
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Des Moines
Charles Parsons
St Lows
R Wo Hemlin
Chattanooga
E A Carr
Washington
George Buckland
Freemont
Andrew Tickenlooper
Cincinnati
Cornelius Caddie
McKinley in Philadelphia reception draws thousands
President McKinley attends a formal dinner and reception at the Union League Club in Philadelphia with over 4000 guests including high officials and foreign officers. He reviews a military parade and plans to depart for Washington tonight as cabinet meetings and preparations for Congress begin.
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Atendance Demair
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Pidax Hi
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Congress
Phildelphia
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Richards
Oil lands dispute to be heard in U S courts
A California Onl and Gis Cimpiny group sues Miller and New York Owl City alleging ownership of petroleum lands in the Conlinga district. The Federal court will decide how interior department holdings affect title under February 11, 159 law, a case likely to reach the Supreme Court.
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Focketts
California
Cimpiny
Arizona
Miller
New York
United States Circuit
Cfihe Petroleum Lands
Conlinga
Liesno
Interior Department
Netroleum
Eise
Supreme Court of the United Sivt
Fusion in Colorado Silver Republicans Returning to the Fold
In Denver on October 26 the committee filled vacancies on the anti ieller Silver Republican ticket. Henry R Wolcott was placed at the head for Governor replacing Simon Guggen. Other vacancies were filled and nominees endorsed. The ticket lists Wolcott for Governor Noble for Lieutenant Governor Wilson for Secretary of State Roof for Treasurer Weyne for Attorney General Scott for Superintendent Tem ple and Gamble Pershing Temple as Regents. The ticket matches the regular Republican lineup with Brynin and Adams switching as Secretary of State and Auditor respectively.
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Henry R Wolcott
Simon Guggenhelm
Tsag
Henry Wolcott
Charles D Noble
JW Wilson
Frederick O Roof
John A Weyne
Ground Glass on His Music Mystery in Sanderson Case
Preliminary examination in the murder case against Mrs Adolpheus Sanderson had Marie Robertson, the house servant, testify she saw her mistress grind glass and put it into the porridge his husband ate. The victim grew sick, with quarrels escalating until his death.
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Adolpheus Sanderson
Benig Tolay
Marie Robertson
Panis
Reston
Review of a Noted Fleet in a Grand Pageant
A dazzling naval review along the Delaware River featured Secretary Long and a full procession of warships including Columbia Mayflower New Orleans Texas Marblehead and Gloucester. The crowd roared as ships fired salutes and a sea of flags fluttered from bow to stern while officers and sailors saluted the reviewing party aboard the Mayflower.
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Lon
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Catholic Young Men Charged With Religious Indifference
Washington report on a Catholic Young Men convention at St Patrick s Church with several hundred delegates. William I Maguire of Brooklyn presided and read a wartime service tribute. Marshal D Stafford warned of religious indifference among Catholic youth, urging zeal, duty, and unity to strengthen the church and nation.
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William I Maguire
Brooklyn
Chadwinh
D Stafford
Correction on Habeas Corpus Claim In San Francisco
The Republican misstated that George Q Church filed habeas corpus for custody in San Francisco. No such action was brought by him and he has no daughter. The person confused is George P Church the secondhand dealer currently in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
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Wartime Patent Remedy Ad Highlights Multiple Tonics
An old brittle ad page promotes Karls Clover Root Tea Shilohs Cure and Shilohs Vitalizer, praising nerve calming, bowel regulation, blood purification, and coughing relief. Sold by Webster Bros druggists at the Mariposa and K streets corner, Hartford Conn and other locales.
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K Streets
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Mariposa
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Prospect of Heavy Litigation Over Claims near Fresno
News item reports potential major court actions in the United States Circuit Court in Los Angeles involving Coalinga Oil and multiple parties over land claims near Fresno. Claims center on land titles, plant rights, and injunctions to prevent certain extraction activities. case names include California Ofani Company, 2 D Miller, Mh Set Dak OU Company, and The TD vex Mining Company. limited readable portions indicate a complex dispute with land rights and operations at stake.
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United States
Clicui
Californi
Ofani Company
Miller
TD Vex Mining Company
Local Pharmacy Ad Promotes Early Physician Visit
A vintage pharmacy ad at 1833 Mariposa Street near Grand Central Hotel urges early medical diagnosis and prescription services. It highlights up to date prescriptions, careful checking for mistakes, and a growing trust from physicians and the public.
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Taxes Due in Fresno County California Tax Notice
The notice from N. W. Moodey Tax Collector indicates that personal property secured by real property and half the real property tax are due October second and delinquent November last. A 15 percent penalty applies if unpaid, with further 5 percent penalties for late April. The remaining half payable from January first, delinquent April last, with 5 percent penalty for late payment. Payable at the Fresno County Tax Collector office.
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Fresno
State of California
N. W. Moodey
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