Fish Harriman War on Again
New York August 3. E H Harriman and Stuyvesant Flo clash over New York Central stock ownership. Fish releases figures claiming Harriman holds 120 shares while Harriman says he has been the largest Illinois Central stockholder. Fish defends his figures from the company's books.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Stuyvesant Flo
Br. Harrima
New York Central
Harriman
Illnois Central
Fish Imons
Fish
Herriman
Alleged graft cases go up in California Supreme Court
San Francisco briefs detail indictments against Theodore V. Hulsey and six street carmen. The petitions challenge the validity of indictments and seek writs of prohibition or prohibition orders against Superior Court judges Dunne and Cook. Grand jury actions involve allegations of bribery connected to city officials and transit workers on the Duckie Coast line.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lax
Supreme Court of California
Theodore V. Hulsey
Goun’s
Duckie Coast Telephone Company
Lonergan
Superior Court
Frank P. Dunne
Carrol Cook
Grand
At Any Cost. A Harpers Weekly fragment on liberty and jail
A fragmented Harper's Weekly excerpt argues that liberty must be defended even at personal risk. The text references a harsh demand for freedom and the consequence of imprisonment, illustrating a tense debate over rights and punishment.
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Harper's Weekly
Six Poisoned Stimulates Board Plan Crusade Against Impure Food
Health board moves to prosecute dairies selling impure preparations after six plamaine poisoning cases reported. A committee will draft procedures for strict enforcement of milk and food regulations, with Dr Be Stout aiding the effort. Inspectors to curb haphazard butchers and preserve meat waste handling. Also reports a long standing water shortage at the San Pedro and Main intersection affecting horse watering.
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Board of Health
Health Board
Ery
Oirs Marse
Hertberg
Uity Phan Burg
Way Aubuii
Clty
San Pedro
Recruiting Office May Stay In Place For Marines
Lieutenants Jester R. Hovton and Norton report the recruiting office in the region will become permanent with expectations of enrollments around twenty to thirty monthly. The Marine service offers travel and varied duties, with enlistments conducted at branch offices and meals and transportation provided to new recruits.
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Marine Corps
R. Hovton
Norton
Horlan
Sind
Gur
Marine Service
Antonioo
Norfolk
War material to Philippines ships sail fleet to islands
Large quantities of army supplies including ammunition and equipment are being forwarded to the Philippines. Four transports Logan Warren Crook and Buford will sail to full capacity with troops and officers, carrying infantry from the Twenty-fourth and Twenty-eighth divisions. Warren sails tomorrow, Logan August 1, Crook August 10, Buford August 1.
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San Francisco
Col
Logan
Warren
Creak
Buford
Wil Gatl
Crook
Strawberry festival funds new hearse at CarJelon
The Yarmouth Daily Glide reports a strawberry festival set for next week in CarJelon to raise proceeds. The event aims to buy a new hearse, supporting the town’s funeral services.
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Yarmouth
CarJelon
Hotel Architects Will Sign for Big Stay in City
City officials announce major hotel project as architectural firm signs on for a large stay project downtown. The agreement involves prominent developers and a newly planned hotel tower with commercial space and meeting facilities. Construction timelines and financing details are expected to be released soon.
Million Dollar San Antonio Hotel Planned at Houston and St Marys
A proposed eight story Spanish Renaissance hotel by San Antonio Hotel company on Houston and St Marys streets moves toward contracts for plans. St Louis architects Moran Russell Gardner report $650000 design with 432 rooms, tropical garden terrace, ground floor shops, rotunda, dining rooms, baths, billiards, and separate servant quarters. Public stockholder meetings to decide changes. full modern amenities planned.
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San Antonio
Houston and
St. Mary’s Streets
LF. Hart
D. Russell
Moran, Russell and Gardner
St. Lewis
Westlake Construction Company
St. Louis
St. Laut
Hart
Russell
Houston Street
St. Mary's Street
St. Mary Street
Alec
Frst Noor
Amerie
Ates
Santiago Estrada Fined After South Laredo Stabbing
Santiago Estrada appeared before Acting Judge Kuehn on a charge of assault and battery upon Thomas Ramos and was fined $25. Ramos was stabbed in the left side with a pocket knife on South Laredo Street, has been bedridden since, and appeared in court today. George Burt was fined $10 for assault upon Priscilla Bridol, a saloon keeper, after striking her with a bucket. A group including Hermosillo residents facing charges of affray were also involved. An obituary notes Don Calisto Corral, uncle of the vice president of the republic, died after a disease complication. The Princess of Wales objected to pockets removed from dresses and insists on pockets sewn into the waistband seam of skirts.
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Santiago Estrada
Kuehn
Thomas Ramos
Sud
Estrada
Aramos
South Laredo
Ramos
George Burt
Frau Bridol
Burt
Prindol
George Banthe
John Brake
Ireth Pallir
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Breckburn
Daplen
Bexar Drug Co
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Rey
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Delight Vuablic
Annie
Lalla Stephe
Visi Ik Ischian
Fred
Miler Theater
Misses Jal Clay
Ethel Loggyn
Ruth Will Frost
Mesars
Adolph Newton Lott
Ernest Guent Fon Willett
Hermosillo
Mex
Don Calisto Corral
Repubblic
Princess of Wales
London Firma
Sony
Jonni
Pure Food
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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