Coast Steamer Santa Clara Strikes Bar Off Eureka
The Santa Clara en route from Portland to San Francisco with about 01 passengers and 20 crew grounded a mile off Table Bluff near Humboldt Bay after striking the bar. The Ranger tug and Eureka lifesavers assisted but could not reach the vessel. another relief attempt was planned for morning light as water flooded its compartments. The ship’s chief officers, including Pum and Parsons, were aboard among others, with the voyage marking the 13th round trip since the Pacific Steamship Company’s service began.
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Wxars
Santa Clara
North Pacific
Portland
San Francisco
Table Bluff
Humboldt Bar
Ranger
Hoste
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CO. A. Doe
Jobo Simpso
Simpson
Table ‘Bioff
Pope Cuts Off Americans Amid Catholic Rifts
April 1. Pope Pius cuts off several American prelates including Archbishops of New York St Paul Chicago and New Orleans. The action affects John M. Furiey and James Gil, with others named in the Vatican move. Floods in Salt Lake Parish. livestock trade notes amid heavy losses.
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Mowe
Tte
Pape
New York
St. Paul
Chicage
New Orlenes
Witbeck
Pius
Archi John M. Furiey
James Gil
Maltimore
Catthe
Salt Lake
Cody Resents Pennies and Legal Seizures
In April reports from Cody describe a gerance dispute over pennies and calls for stricter use of cents. A separate New York note mentions a possible seizure of French aircraft parts if a pending matter between Lug and Mew is not settled promptly. Attorneys for the Poulhan company push a 4 percent wager on a gate between Mabates and related parties amid uncertain figures and tense proceedings.
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New York
Freuch
Seisure
Loain
Poulhan
Farmer Fleece Fraud Case Involving Rancher From Washington
Washington rancher Louis Guilbert, 55, of Ellensburg, reported a $190,000 loss after a fake wire tapping scam in a San Francisco poolroom. He alleges Lane and McGuire lured him with wagers on Emoryville races, then stole funds via an apparent scheme in Los Angeles and Twispon Arizona. Police were alerted as Guilbert traveled back toward Seattle.
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Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Louis Guilbert
Ellensburg
Wash
Guilbert
Wade
Lane
McGuire
Markst Street
Emoryville
Det
Emeryvill
Yaneo
Poolrooma
Adel
McQuire
Twcson
Ariz
Abates Trust War and Supreme Court Prosecutions
The Supreme Court delayed rulings on Standard Oil and Tobacco cases, keeping prosecutions alive where there is evidence of trade restraints. The Attorney General has deferred action pending those decisions, while investigations into steel corporate complaints and pulp wood exports continue under government direction.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Enite
Standard Oil
Eirales Iar
Tobscos
End of Northwest Railroad Strike Vote Declared
The Palihe of the elitehmen on thirteen railroads in the Northwest voted to end the strike. Of 9043 ballots, 1859 favored ending the strike and 300 favored continuing. Workers who secure work will resume duties as the strike ends. Actress Recalls Murder in Washington Court
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Bt. Paul
Washington
Otzens
Wes Semesiasiol
Jenny
Washin
Daily Work of Nations Lawmakers Reported
Report summarizes congressional questions to John M. Maxwell former editor of the American Flag regarding information sources. House votes sustain Speaker Cannon on quorom and discuss irrigation and sugar trust investigations amid Senate talks on river and harbor measures and proposed $680 million conservation bills.
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Washington
John M. Maxwell
American Flag
Merchant Marine Loague
O Ne
League
Maxwell
Cannon
House
Senate
House Committee On Irrigation
Pasteur treatment fears and rail securities arise
The article blends Pasteur’s hydrophobia inoculation accounts with debates on railway regulation and interstate commerce. It notes reservations about Pasteur’s method, describes a Paris visit and patient reactions, and shifts to U S legislative discussions on treaties with Alaska, waterways, and ant poaching measures, including committee sessions and bureaucratic aims.
Will of Thomas H Dodge Enables Woman's Hospital Plan
Worcester correspondent reports 1888 donor Thomas H Dodge directs his mansion and funds to become part of a new Bilas Dodge hospital for women and children in 1985. The will, detailing exact building materials, dimensions and portraits, leaves a $50 000 endowment with 4 percent interest to grow to about $1 000 000, and specifies three life sized portraits in the new building.
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Woman's Hospital
Tis Tome
General Echom
Elles Daniels
Core Dodge
Mr. Dodge
Cora Dodge
Emain
Classleal High School
Dodge
Harvard professors stump lightning calculator Mr Grimm
Private Harvard quiz tests Grimm, a lightning calculator, as he answers eight rapid fire math problems without pen or paper. Professors Coolidge and other instructors watch, amused, while some verify corrections afterward.
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Harvard
Grimm
Reston
New York World
Boston
GriMth
Grimith
Julian ©. Coolidge
Harvard Mathematica Department
Curious Mix of Early 20th Century News In One Page
The clipping surveys diverse topics from electrical firing in mines to railway wages in Bohemia, and rice exports in Siam. It notes Census German empire population shifts, London's electricity push, and a Johannesburg anthem for South Africa. It also recounts Hindu influx to California, women scholars, and notable maiden speeches in Parliament, with vivid anecdotes on public oratory missteps.
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Japan
Bohemia
Siam
Leeel
Noth Africa
Berthold Kapolowics
Aitixens
Johannesburg
San Joaquin County
California
Hemle
A. Dwyer
Manila
Congressional
Washington
Bloposta
Ibrarien
Philippine Islands
Womian
Law Lcbour
Mine Mabel el. Sturtevant
Treckfield
Valetieto
Ken
Bho Wne
Baker University
Lawrence
Kanene
Kanne City University
University of Missour
Miss Sturtevant
University of Missouri
Gibson Craig
Diaraeli
Gitmon Craig
London Chronicle
Lord Ashley
Speaker
Legal notes on accidental deaths and corporate liability
A digest of cases on death from blasting and explosions, marital rights, and employer liability. It covers a Texas suit seeking damages after a thunderstorm blast, a widow’s community property rights, a hotel president scarred by a defective urn, and employer liability questions in New York law. The decisions discuss whether actions survive the death, the status of a widow, and causation for damages tied to financial concerns and negligence.
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Thracerul Va
North River Stone Co
New York Supplement
New York Supreme Court
Fort Worth
R. G. Ry. Co
Robertson
Southwestern Reporter
Plaintif
Texas Court of Civic Appeals
Statler Ve. George Av Ray Mig. Co
Northeastern
New York
Ap Navn
Eerope
Optometry Price List Sparks New York Debate
Controversy grows over fixed eyewear prices as the Optival Society of New York issues a minimum price list. Officials deny efforts to form a trust while states consider similar laws. The list, sent to members for information, aims to reflect prevailing prices but is not binding. The piece notes that many practices already charge for eye examinations and glasses, challenging the notion of free exams.
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New York
Hae
House
Representative Hill
Connecticut
Henry W. Taft
John EB. Parsons
Parsons
Sugar Trust
Hill
United States Army
Ee Ee
Optival Society
New York Society
Optometry Lawa
New Jersey
Masmm
Echusetts
Ohio
BP. A. Dilworth
Option Society
Dilworth
Wllegians Trust
Bealdee
Hin Tae
Crank Lee
London
Probate Will Debate Amid Silent Remembrance
A variety of speakers reflect on the unresolved matters of a deceased person as the will proceeds to probate. The discourse highlights respect for the dead and the legal steps that follow, including questions about memory and rightful heirs.
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House Committees On Agriculture
Hawley
House of Natives
Hamer
Secretary of Culture
Pasteur
Thees
Doctor Bilings
Mia. Ryan
Patay Reynolds
Paty
Rascal
Rdin
Fishi
Ivate
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Comwerce
Lalor
Nagel
Suggs Meanny
Harborn
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Zera
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