France Reveres Her Journalists in Paris Press Club
Carlo Maria Count de Foras describes Paris journalists as highly esteemed with strong club ties, high wages, and pension security. He notes strict entry, educational requirements, and a culture of accuracy, with simultaneous crime reports shared among papers via police, ensuring unified, reliable coverage.
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Paris
Carlo Maria Count de Foras
French Republic
Henri Rochefort
United States
Mexico
France
America
Ita
National Deputies
Parise
The Dulles Murderer Face Desperate Appeal for Speedy Hanging
Norman Williams, slated for execution on the 220th day of the month, shows composure and indifference toward his fate. A supreme court stay does not alter his routine as he avoids interviews about the Nesbitt murders, receives letters from Alma Nesbitt’s brother, reads religious texts in his cell, and hopes for a swift end, even as he resists visits from preachers.
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D. Norman Williams
Supreme Court
Dalles
Nesbitt
Alma Nesbitt
Honor Jaurez's Memory in Mexico City
The memory of Henrio Joarnes, Liberal party president and republic founder, was honored with naval memorials on his birth anniversary. A long procession moved to San Fernando cemetery where the hero of the struggle against Maximilian rests. Delegates from scientific bodies, workers groups, liberal committees, and local government attended along with President Ding, Senor Corral, cabinet members, and other public figures.
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City of
Mexico
Henrio Joarnes
Uberal
Republic
San Fernandino
Tle
Liberal Patriotic Committees
Ding
Senor Corral
The
Electric Bitters praised for rheumatism relief
A Colusa California man touts Electric Bitters after six years of rheumatic pain. He claims a few bottles completely relieved and cured him, adding it also helps liver kidney trouble and general debility. Sold by Tallman & Co. druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Joe Gobolick
Colusa
Cal
Tallman & Co
Drugegiat
Sandstorm Drenches Prineville On First Day
A severe sandstorm swept Prineville from east to west on the first, enveloping town and surroundings for about an hour. Hundreds at the ball grounds sheltered with mouths closed and backs to the storm, some nearly suffocating, with no accidents reported. Also notes a pitch for Dr King’s New Life Pills and a quip about wealthy men seeking hobbies.
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Condon
Prineville Journal
Sheep Invasion Reported Near McCully Fork
The Sumper Water Company and mine operators clash Friday over bands of sheep allegedly entering McCullys fork near Baldy mountain. Tom C. Gay reported a sign but found no herds, believing estimates may be exaggerated.
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Sumper Water Company
Water Company
McCully’s Fork
Baldy
Mountain
Tom C. Gay
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