Fresno flood invades city as water rises amid break
A break in the Church canal near Fresno releases floodwaters into the northeast, flooding several streets and trapping residents. Schools locked in, residents struggle to reach homes and business districts fear damage as water four to six feet deep fills suburbs.
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Moor Eelen
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific
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W. F. Roselle
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Wellington
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Church Canal
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Public works contract awarded and policy shifts reported
The Sacramento public building contract goes to Kreuzeberger & Harvie for 115000 dollars. President grants pardon to Charles L. Terry. Navy reports no illicit goods on U S steamers Omaha and Swarta. Secretary Tracy supports Nettleton on bureau labor dispute. workers not restored, may reapply. Queen bees declared duty free for breeding. President Harrison may appoint Gilbert A. Pierce as envoy to China, Blair to Japan hoped. Crow Indian grazing on Montana reservation reorganized into five districts with three year permits issued to highest bidders.
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France France and World News in Cablegrams
The French Senate reduces corn duties while Salvador and Guatemala warn foreigners to secure passports. The British Parliament will prorogue in August as Rider’s expedition reaches East Greenland from Copenhagen. Other items note ex-President Pierola in New York, financiers in Amiens suspending operations, and rising anti foreign outrages in China. Empress Frederick turns a ruin into a hospital and Paris approves Antonin Proust as art commissioner. Queen Victoria awards Red Cross to Mrs Grimwood.
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Enlore
Greenland
Penhagen
Charles Dilke
Forest of Dean
Pierola
Peru
New York
Veuve, Dufetel, Grimans & Co
Amiens
France
China
Antonin Proust
Queen Victoria
Grimwood
Manipur
Tersk
Russia
Angolia
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Principe
Cape Verde
Eastern Items Chronicle Political and Industrial Notes
A wide ranging digest reports Call's election as senator seen as Alliance defeat in Florida, government will cooperate with British in Behring Sea, World’s Fair electric house project, and plans for Nevada settlement by Tennessee farmers. Other items cover New York cable dividends, tax and policy shifts, legal decisions on libel, and regional developments.
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New York
Utica
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Save
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P. T. Barnum
Wear Concord
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Midlland
John T. Farish
New York City
Chandler
Congress
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American Nurserymen's Association
Minneapolis
Maxwell
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian General Assembly
Briggs
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Augustine St. Gaudens
Henry Mitchell
Boston
Charles K
Grant
Treasury Department
Edward P. Thompson
Indianapolis
Ind
Wallace
Owen
Indiana
John M. Schofield
United States Army
Georgia N. Kilbourne
Keokuk
General Schofield
St. Louis
Emperor of Germany Not a Florid Speaker Says Reporter
The Emperor is a plain straightfor ward talker and is quoted from a Dusseldorf speech. He asserts there is only one master in the country and that he shall suffer no other beside me. Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer supports manual training schools praising precise, straight work and thought.
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Danville
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Senor Antonio Batres
Washington
Guatemala
Legation
Leland Stanford
Lathrop
Albany
G. P. A. Healy
Chicago
Duke d’Aumsle
Louis Phillipe
Crear
Chantilly
Teo
Jerusalem
America
Holy Land
Germany
Dusseldorf
Alice Freeman Palmer
Manual Training Schools
Notable Crimes Across the Nation Reported in One Issue
A Wheeling resident Dr Garrison convicted of second degree murder for killing Dr Baird last March. A group tortures a Chinese man at Squirrel Creek near Grass Valley California seeking gold. Jackson Rhodes surrenders after killing Shall a schoolteacher in Mendocino County. Prussia bank treasurer Stapefeldt absconds with 100000 marks. William M Knight brought to San Diego over alleged shooting of two boys. Ex Mayor J P Johnson J T Faulkner and Ed Wailer arrested for mail robbery at McNeil. Hilton Hughes Denning shop robbed diamond loot over 10000. East Grand Rapids trustee Seidell arrested for bigamy plea and five wives known. Major John H Walker dies after beating in Brooklyn. Mary Ironwood Michigan arrested shoplifting. over 9000 in goods revealed.
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Ratzburg
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San Diego
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J. P. Johnson
J. T. Faulkner
Ed Wailer
Waldo
Ark
United States
McNeil
Hilton, Hughes & Denning
New York
Charles W. Seidell
East Grand Rapida Mich
John H. Walker
Alfred Hall
Walker
Mra. Hall
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
Hall
European News Hums with Conflicts and Ventures
The column surveys global events from 1890s Europe and beyond including Japanese cabinet changes, Anglo British conventions, Irish exhibits, Italian and Portuguese politics, Jewish expulsions in Russia, labor unrest in Rome, Congo and colonial moves, and the Suez canal era tensions. It notes Brazil seeking Russian immigrants, a $40.9 million Rothschild loss, and looming infrastructure expansions like the Corinth canal.
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Corinth Canal
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Gulf of Athens
Gulf of Corinth
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Richard Sutton
Genesta
America Oup
Portland Market Report Shows Broad Supplies and Mixed Demand
Strawberries plentiful and all fruits in good supply while vegetables are well stocked with fair demand. Potatoes weak and eggs abundant. butter prices strong. poultry in good demand though turkeys slow. Wool quiet. groceries active. coffee weak. Various item quotes listed for wheat, hay, meats, dairy, produce, and canned goods across Oregon and California markets.
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Prices and quotes for wool and supplies in Oregon market
The notice lists prices for dry high quality wool and sheep products, including 88 and 36 pound bales, 41.28 each, and 3 per pound quotes. It notes locations in Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon, with per case and per pound rates for steel, wire, and coats.
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The Mesozoic and Tertiary Epochs Explained
Professor Cope describes the Mesozoic era ending with a cataclysm that crumbled crust and raised mountains across hemispheres. He notes the extinction of giant reptiles and the emergence of the Tertiary epoch where surviving reptiles resemble present species.
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