Free trade debate rattles Democratic stance in Sacramento Bee
The Sacramento Bee questions the party platform on free trade or revenue only. It notes how laborers could lose bread and butter for distant gains, cites Italian workers on the West Shore Railroad, and highlights a sweeping wheat belt from Antioch to Tulare Lake as San Joaquin Valley towns await harvests. The Eureka Evening Leader changes hands with Penrose as business manager and Stenhouse as editor-in-chief.
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Eureka Evening Leader
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Telegraphic Brevities Summary of Early 1900s News
A telegraphic brief recalls rising New York death rates amid cold, a Nihilist attack on the Czar and Czarina, Dodge City factions settling, Rossa backing dynamite plans, Lively stranded near Stornoway, editor Fulton dies, Casey protests Ireland return, Luan Russell and David Solomon elope to Europe, U S monitor Amphitrite launched, Brooklyn Fire Company works burn, Rochester wrestling match results, attempts to burn Silverton to trigger a bank robbery.
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Riverside Youth Faces Arson Charge Over Fire at Cooperage
John Buttner Jr a 15 year old Riverside worker stands trial before Mayor Lord for arson in April. Witnesses say he admitted setting the cooperage works blaze to get a payoff. The case centers on a factory fire causing extensive damage estimated at $100,000.
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Eastern Dispatches Quandary at the resurrection on star-route trial
Mer rick criticizes defense evidence and vows to bury Dorsey and Kerdell with an arch of fate. Merrick’s scornful prophecy rises to the Great Searcher’s court as the trial adjoins. Also coverage of Wasson court martial, miner strike rumors, a jail lynching thwarted, and other briefs from San Antonio to Chicago.
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Fastest Turf Horse to Contest $1000 Side Race at Chicago Meet
The fastest horse on the turf, second only to Maud S., is set for a $1000 side stake with $5000 added by the association and another $1000 to beat the best record. The mile heats, “three in five,” are scheduled for Thursday July 15 during the Chicago Summer trotting meeting. Secretary Hall holds the $1000 side stake. A separate item reports a fatal horseback duel near Patrick Courthouse, where Sheriff Douckley and F W Walter clashed. Walter was mortally wounded and accused Douckley in the prior election.
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Western Telegrams Jealous Negro Kills White Woman
A jealous feud ends in tragedy as a man, identified as a Black man, shoots and kills Mary Ann Riley, a white woman, in San Francisco. The report notes racial tension and a fatal outcome from jealousy. Other items include Silk Culture plans, a Texas crime recount, a fatal heat strike in California, and a Pacific Mail property sale for depot use.
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Argos
Mary Ann Riley
Foreign and domestic turmoil reported in Constantinople and Ireland
The dispatch notes the Ottoman Porte halting a commercial treaty with the United States effective March 13, 1834, with American meat and similar imports banned thereafter. It reports Irish conspiracies and executions, a refused reprieve in the Phoenix Park murders, and local taxes in Petersport with a severe midweek storm causing damage in Pennsylvania.
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