McCraney Trial Opens With Four Witnesses Examined
The trial opens as four witnesses are examined in the McCraney case. Prosecution testimony occupies the morning, detailing charges and likely defendants while Tangwell and Me ranes forth concern the central allegations. Also noted is the return of Scribner from Kernville after a long journey and a mining errand amid rain conditions on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellter
George
Pilon
Scribner
Kermiille
Kern
Jim Caliente
J S McKay
Mr Scribner
Kernville
Grading Ta isins A Small Shipment Up to This Date
An item outlines inspectors guidelines for grading and sorting goods, with references to a small shipment, dates, and likely a set of rules adopted to guide the process. The text mentions testing, quality checks, and potential lot assortments.
Weathered Minds Foster Rainy Day Resolve In Strife
A fragmented OCR shows a garbled discussion of rain and hardship among workers and farmers. It hints at communal effort amid storms, mentioning teams at work, vigilance, and a sense of shared endurance in a rough, late era setting.
Hart Indorsed For the Assembly
A fragmented report notes Hart’s assembly endorsement amid a complex debate on committee assignments and nomination process. Key figures discussed include party officials and a chair, with emphasis on the selection and transparency of the nominating procedure.
Towne Hansbrough and Hin yrough Wedding Near Fresno
The wedding of Towne Hansbrough and Hin yrough daughter of Ter well took place Wednesday near Wat mW, with a park decor theme and white chiffon attire. The couple, tied to Fresno and likely soon traveling to Francisco, received many guests and gifts at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Fragmented OCR reads like garbled notes on a meeting
The text presents a jumble of names and terms with partial lines suggesting a discussion about a company, locations, and possible dates. Core entities are obscured, producing a fragmentary summary with limited clear facts.
Funeral service for Mrs Ed B Lane at 2 o clock
The funeral for Mrs Ed B Lane will be held at two o clock today from the family residence at 212 Blackstone. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
Burglar Sentenced to Three Years in San Quentin
Edward Herrizon 315 was sentenced by Superior Judge Hans Harrison to three years for second degree burglary. Herrizon pled guilty to the charge, with the ruling issued at Napa on September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa
Edward Herrizon
San Quentin
Superor
Hans Harrison
Birth announced in Washington colony September 2 1898
YF J Bullard of Woodland is listed as looking after interests in the colony after the birth of a daughter to the wife of A S Jensen on September 2 1898.
Tilted Fragments From a Confused Page
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment with scattered names and letters. It shows no coherent event, date, or location and yields no clear news value beyond a jumble of partial words and misreads.
San Bernardino Supervisors Visit Court House Tour
San Bernardino County officials conducted a tour of the county courthouse and county seats, reviewing facilities and asking questions about the courtroom and procedures. The group, including city and county officials, discussed access, turnstiles, and the efficiency of the tribunal setup with emphasis on practical improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernadino
Dany Smt
Ois
Newburg
Tharrey
Ftic
Ruemshass
Oms
Guta
Embezzlement arrest in Lumber Mill case
Robert Blachey was arrested on a embezzlement complaint by Robert Bancroft, owner of a mountain lumber mill. He allegedly sold $2 worth of trays and fruit boxes and did not remit the money. Bonds set at 1000 with J H House as surety. Companion William Kellogg not yet arrested. Thomas Burns pleaded guilty to petty larceny for a hat theft from Fresn Bairgain House and received six months in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blachey
Robert Bancroft
Che
Blachey
J H House
Willian Kellogg
Thomas Burns
Fresn Bairgain
Ea Vesterdas
Tragic Tramway Accident Injures McCord at Firm Yard
McCord was crushed under a tram during a loading maneuver at the Tror¢ Theme and Temation Company yard. He was pulled from under the tram and treated by Dr Herring and Dr Dunn, with spine dislocation and three vertebrae out of joint. The dislocation was reduced on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tror
Daniel
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