Telegraph News From San Francisco Bay Area and Inland
Riverside convention of orange growers aims to form a permanent body and fix fruit prices. Members pledge to consign only to the cooperative, with the board empowered to prevent market glut and enforce rulings. Florence Blythe engagement to Charles Koenig reported but denied by Koenig. Grand jury in Madera indicts John Brown Colony member and bank wrecker W F Baird, bail set at 10000. Baird arrested in San Francisco. Brown ill and under guard at his home awaiting transfer to Fresno jail.
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Riverside
Convention of Orange Growers
San Francisco
Florence Blythe
Enos
H. Blythe
Charles Koenig
Kearney Street
Cooper Medical College
Miss Blythe
Blue Lakes
Mrs. Perry
San Rafael
Madera
John Brown
John Brown Colony
W. F. Baird
Madera Bank
Baird
Whittier
Seymour
Fresno
Brown
Railroad tax dispute may reach compromise
Sacramento dispatch reports increasing likelihood of settlement between the state and the railroad company over back taxes. Courts have blocked state efforts, and the railroad has signaled willingness to compromise. It is expected that C. P. Huntington will present a settlement proposal upon arriving in San Francisco.
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Sacramento
C. P. Huntington
San Francisco
Farmers Convene On Shut Down Of Hydraulic Mining
A Sacramento convention at the Courthouse gathered farmers to devise how to halt hydraulic mining. Speakers urged strict measures and forming an association. A committee was appointed with two members from each supervisorial district to plan a campaign.
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Sacramento
Huntington Believes Sage Had Started Earlier
New York dispatch reports C P Huntington expressing belief that if Mr Sage had begun earlier, outcomes or actions tied to a prior plan might have altered events. The brief cites Huntington’s view in the context of ongoing discussions and related developments.
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New York
C. P. Huntington
Tragic Oakland Mole death and naval youths plan yawl
A 24 year old man was found dead between tracks on the Oakland mole with $35 on him and no papers, his body sent to the morgue. In San Francisco Company D of naval cadets plan a sixteen person yawl and a nine horse rowing craft to train in naval tactics before applying for ships at the navy yard.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Naval Battalion
Navy Yard
Grain shipments halted as seawall sheds fill up
San Francisco reports interior cargoes flood the seawall sheds with grain. Orders were sent to Stockton to suspend shipments for now. The steamer Leader arrived with three barges of wheat, all anchored off section A awaiting discharge.
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San Francisco
Stockton
Leader
Wheat Futures Briefs Across Markets
New York reports firm wheat with December at 1035 and March at 108. Chicago shows December at 90 with May at 97. San Francisco notes quiet wheat with buyer season and bids around 189, 91, and 180. Barley remains quiet with buyer season around 118.
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New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Boy Sentenced to Twenty Years for Murder in Love Rival Case
San Jose December 5 Judge Lorigan yesterday sentenced Frank Adams a fifteen year old boy to twenty years in San Quentin. His crime was killing James Holman Jr. a couple of months ago while Holman sought to prevent Adams from shooting his rival in the affections of a young girl.
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San Jose
Lorigan
Frank Adams
San Quentin
James Holman Jr
Adams
Funeral of John Miller Reflects City’s Musical Prestige
In San Francisco on December 5 the funeral for John Miller, organist at St. Ignatius church, drew the city’s finest musical figures. The ceremony featured an impressive service with sixteen prominent San Francisco singers in the choir, marking the most elaborate tribute accorded to a musician there.
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San Francisco
John Miller
St. Ignatius Church
Maddox Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
In Marysvile the jury convicts George Maddox of murder in the first degree for killing George Ball and fixes his punishment at life imprisonment. The question asks how Maddox and Wampai Jiggins are connected as life partners, but the record only notes Maddox’s life term for murder.
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Marysville
George Maddox
George Ball
Maddox
Wampai
Bishop O'Connell Dies After 28 Years at Grass Valley Church
In Los Angeles Bishop O'Connell died at Sisters' Hospital following a long tenure of 28 years as head of the Roman Catholic church in Grass Valley. His remains will be transported there for interment, while a separate incident in San Francisco at the Hotel Pleasanton saw a basement wall collapse during demolition, burying and killing an unidentified Scottish worker.
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O’connell
Grass Valley
Los Angeles
O'Connell
Sisters’ Hospital
San Francisco
Aleasanton
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Kern County
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