Land Grants Fight in California Court Upheld
In Los Angeles on the 27th Judge Ross ruled the government prevailed against the Southern Pacific to annul Los Angeles County land grants. The case covers 2300 acres but affects title to over 800000 acres similarly situated.
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London Bookseller Vizelley Sentenced for Zola Works
Mk Vizelley the London bookseller has been sentenced to three months in prison for publishing Zola's novels. The Times libel case against Charles Parnell was postponed on counsel's application until November.
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Johnstown Flood Exacts Vast Toll Across Multiple Towns
A massive flood from the Conemaugh Reservoir devastates Johnstown and surrounding communities. Reports describe many deaths and widespread destruction from Blairsville to Greensburg, with rail bridges and towns submerged and rescue efforts ongoing.
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Ohio News Briefs From Around Columbus and State
Reports from across Ohio note anglers in the Scoo and tributaries near Columbus, tax votes in Russellsville, large men like W B Talbot near Amora s, and accidents in Dayton and Mansfield. Other items include gas plans, rail robbing arrests, a fired bank forgery case, and upcoming state meetings in Toledo and Columbus.
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