UB Women in Session in Timore Maryland Meeting
Women’s clubs from across the state attend the annual meeting in Timore. President Mrs A L Siou presents reports while sessions cover child labor tuberculosis legislation and forestry. Miss Myra L Dock to speak with a reception. officers to be elected for biennial convention. A separate item notes the Deway tug headed to Manila reaching the Suez canal.
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Waters of Beaver and Rock crabs set aside for La Grange
The Commercial Club reports a reply to their petition to reserve Beaver and Rock crabs waters as a permanent city water supply. The General Land Office replies that the area is within the Forest Reserve and an application to protect the region from stock would be considered.
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Brewer Indicted for Perjury in Insurance Inquiry
William A. Brewer former president of the Washington Life Insurance Company was indicted today for perjury amid the ongoing insurance investigation in New York.
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Earthquake Cause Traced by UC Professor in California
Dr David Sar Jordan of the University of California explains the quake stemmed from the inner crust breaking. He traces the disturbance from near Glen Allen in Sonoma County through Valencia Street and Bruna Baden, across to Pajaro and Salinas streets, noting it is unrelated to Vesuvius and unlikely to recur soon.
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NEN WILL STAY IN FRISCO
At a San Francisco gathering of major business leaders the consensus opposed Oakland relocation and favored a temporary site near Third and Townsend streets for tin corrugated one story depots and business use until permanent structures could be built. A follow up meeting was planned for later that afternoon to decide on proposed actions.
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San Francisco to Rebuild After Destructive Fire
April 27 report says the city will rapidly rebuild after the ruins cool. Temporary business will line the market and major structures such as the Chronicle building Spreckles Merchants Exchange Shrove and Union Trust will be rebuilt stronger with widened streets and new parks to prevent future fires.
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Seattle Nurses Arrive on Buckman Steamer
The Buckman carrying nurses physicians and provisions from Seattle reached Oakland after a tidal wave struck the vessel. The voyage threatened loss but survivors and cargo are reported safe. In San Francisco fire and water have driven the rate from their holes and are overrunning the city.
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Rain Drenches Campers at Golden Gate Park
Oakland reports heavy April rains flood tents at Golden Gate Park leaving about six thousand of the fifty thousand campers stranded in the open after initial crowding. By eight o’clock the weather cleared but a cold wind worsened conditions for those sheltered in the park.
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Aurelia mine to build road for machinery access
J A Thronson, president of the Aurelia mine on the Grande Ronde River, sails Monday with fourteen men and three teams to construct a 50 mile road so machinery can reach the property. The mill will use water power with a fifty horse Palton wheel weighing 5,000 pounds, total mill 16,000 pounds. A heavy dividend producer is expected before year’s end.
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Franklin Monument Unveiled in Paris
In Paris on April 2, a statue of Benjamin Franklin presented by John B. Harris was displayed to the city. Five thousand invitations were issued, including leading Frenchmen and Americans. Ambassador McCormick delivered a lengthy address to conclude the services.
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Jefferson’s Paintings Auction at Manserssohn Hall
An anticipated auction evening at Manserssohn Hall features the Joseph Jefferson picture collection. The works have drawn art lovers and theater professionals after a week on display at the American Art Galleries.
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Democratic County Committee Chooses Chair and Secretary
The Democratic County Central Committee met to appoint T. A. Rinehart as county chairman and A. L. Hunter of Island City as secretary. After discussing the political situation, they adjourned subject to the chairman's call.
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Pendleton Supreme Court meets with eighteen cases on docket
The Pendleton session of the Oregon Supreme Court opens May 7 with eighteen cases. The Megorden murder appeal from Malheur county places a death sentence inmate in Salem penitentiary in focus. A list of Union county defendants and a Reform Club dinner at the Manhattan Hotel on asset currency close the note.
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Grant Day banquet marks Grant birthday tradition in D C
Washington D C April 97 elaborate preparations mark the twentieth annual Grant Day banquet of the Amerene Pie showor Grant birthday. United States Senator P G Knox will toast master Attorney General Moody and Congressman James Watson of Indiana will address the life and work of General Grant. Other speakers include J Hampton Moore J R Wiggins H W Kelley J Shaw Deputy Attorney Fred Flatte EA Sissons J S Fisher A T Connall and J W Carson. The Americus Club founded in 1884 began Grant birthday celebrations in 1886 and now has 1480 members.
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Special US Prosecutor Arrives in Oakland for Land Case Papers
Francia J. Honey, special prosecutor, arrived from Washington to Oakland and inspected the Kohl building office where government land case papers are kept, finding them safe and intact.
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Supreme Court upholds Indianapolis anti cigarette law
The Supreme Court today ruled the Indianapolis anti cigarette law constitutional. The law, passed last year, bans smoking and selling tobacco and this is the first case brought to the high court.
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