South Methodists Benefit From Garrison Sermon
A crowded audience at the Panhe Anna Concrete heard Rev. Mr. Garrison of Denver deliver a brilliant discourse. Bishop KR W Hargrove opened the session with scripture as committees were elected and the South Methodist gathering reflected on faith, duty, and charity.
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MR. GARRISON
DENVER
Thur cy
KR W Hargrove
T . Renfio
Joel Hedgpeth
O P Pitzgerid
Nashville
Penn
Funeral service forlc mis justice? church notes
The Ad ventists Church hosted services for the deceased woman. Attendees included youth, friends, and schoolmates. Floral tributes were placed and several testimonies expressed respect. Sheriff records show court actions: several locals faced charges, with fines and jail sentences imposed for drunkenness, resisting peace, and constructing a wall on a car frame.
Bachman Behind Time At Markewite Jewelry Store
A Markewite jewelry store on Mariposa Street and Rocky Street opened weeks ago and drew crowds with bargains on watches and diamonds. Bachman, owner of a repair department, reportedly sold his crop and found the shelves vacant when he returned. He announced plans to close out and said items left for repair would be sent to San Francisco for servicing.
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ina Markewite
Mariposa street
Rocky
Bachman
San Francisco
Progress of the Canal Near the City
The lig canal to irrigate 15000 acres west of the city progresses rapidly. Built from the main canal near the Lygers vineyard, it extends eighteen miles. Started three weeks ago, it will be sixty feet wide and six feet deep in the middle with side slopes. Fifty five men and 180 horseage plus many scrapers are at work, aiming for completion by mid November.
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Itas
Toni sailes
Californium
sega
Sint of
Doning
Fashionable Lady Bicyclists and Pigeon Proposals
A Fresno area note discusses fashionable ladies bicycling with safety gear, club rooms, and upcoming rides. It mentions the Brooklyn Ladies Cycle Club influence, the rise of safety bicycles, and social interest in female cyclists. Also noted are homing pigeons linking Fresno to San Francisco and local social columns on clubs and society figures.
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Cycle Club
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Youth Parrish Causes Car Incident in Drunken Boisterous Scene
Last evening a youth named Parrish, under the influence of liquor, caused a disturbance on a northbound streetcar. He brandished and dropped a pistol, then boarded the car again toward Mauposa street, using obscene language. the driver refused to yield the pistol until morning. Authorities did not arrest him due to his family’s high standing, though a change of conduct is needed to avoid possible jail.
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Parrish
Mauposa
Iam
Jal
Jack the Ripper in New York City Trial Scenes
A turbulent September 18 report details a brutal case of domestic assault with a 13 year old daughter harmed by her father Owen Hoffman. Courtroom scenes reveal testimony about severe abuse and a potential deadly outcome for the girl as jurors prepare to hear the case.
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Owen Hoffman
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fina O
AL Ridar
New York
speciaic gas
Siipper crannigan
Villianane Belmont
Fo dind
Sea monster sighting and injury at local school
A newspaper record recounts a whale-like sea creature with dragon wing-like appendages near a fishing vessel and a crew member’s tense encounter offshore. Separately, Charity Armstrong, nine, was knocked down and seriously hurt during recess at W Street School when an older pupil collided with her, requiring medical care.
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Charity Armstrong
W street
bill
Frank Chance
Armstrong
Belmont
Burglary, fires, and disasters flood western towns
A mixed dispatch reports a Pasadena open switch accident wounding several and causing fires in multiple districts. It notes deaths from a house fire and widespread damage across counties, with evacuations and relief efforts ongoing as authorities declare heightened safety measures.
Bagg and Maxwell on Trial for Killing at Freano Flats
The Mono Indians Bagg and Maxwell were on trial yesterday before Judge Hanna and a jury for the killing of a Portuguese man near Freano Flats a few weeks ago. The jury is expected to hear the case today.
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Bagg
Maxwell
Freano Flats
Hanna
Fall injures Goo Worthington at city livery
Injured hostler Goo Worthington of the Central livery stables fell twenty feet from a second story rear alley onto a north street. he was taken to his room at the corner of K esne and J streets where friends and doctors pronounced the injury exceedingly serious and potentially lifelong.
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Worthington
Kcsne
Haystack Fire Destroys 137 Tons of Baled Grain
Charles O Nea l, visiting the city, reports a haystack at O Neal Station burned overnight. An arsonist started the blaze destroying about 137 tons of baled barley and wheat hay. A passerby saw a plane fleeing as flames consumed the stack. the scene was uninsured.
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Charles O'Neal
O'Neal Station
Mi O'Neal
Indian Territory departure of HC Denton family
HC Denton, a fifteen year county resident from Widflower district, plans to move to the Indian territory on Monday with his family seeking cheap land and stock raising opportunities. He leaves considerable property behind and will keep informed about this country by reading.
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HC Denton
Widflower
Indian territory
West Hereford Brown Freed by Habeas Corpus Writ
Judge Harris granted a writ of habeas corpus for West Mereford Brown after officers in Mississippi were notified and given time to secure the prisoner. Brown expresses disappointment at not being called. Mrs Kellogg has returned from Pine City after several months aboard a steamer.
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