Gossipy slate of county offices stirs party nerves
District Attorney aspirants swirl as Republican bosses debate noms for sheriff constable auditor and clerk positions. Names include H S Borgwardt Jr. and John McCray with talks of Scott Swain and Pyle, while Fay eyes a possible run and Arnold hints at backing. Senate prospects center on R C Dale, praised for past service.
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H. S. Borgwardt Jr
George A. Tibbet
Lor
John McCray
South Fork
Friends of the Mountaineer
Scott
Arthur Swain
S. N. Scott
Weed Patch
Freeholders' Ticket Routs Bosses in San Francisco Vote
Complete returns from all city precincts show the freeholders’ ticket winning by about 3000 votes. L R Ellert led the ticket, beating allied bosses by a clear margin as 26163 votes were cast. The result signals broad voter rebuke of boss control and a push for a reform charter.
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Freeholders
L. R. Ellert
San Francisco
Fire Department
Sam Rainey
Board of Freeholders
Schilling and Company Baking Powder Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cream of Tartar and a baking powder product from Schilling & Company. The readable items reference a trade name or brand context without clear event or outcome.
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Schilding
Desert land entries and final proofs listed for Kern county
Final payments completed today on desert land entries 2, 34, 49, and 229 in Kern county. Contested case H E Phillips vs heirs of J W Breckinridge for desert land entry 101 continued due to attorney illness. Bakersfield residents Faker and Fowler filed final proofs on homesteads in sections 22-31-29 and 22-31-29 with witnesses Fritz, Fowler, Baker, and Chetwood. Another Fickert pair filed final proofs in Tehachapi for sections 34-31-30 and 8-32-31 with witnesses Chetwood and Elliott.
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L. A. Leavy
R. J. Graham
Henry J. Hyland
W. S. Keys
Kern County
H. E. Phillips
John W. Breckinridge
W. B. Wallace
John Milton Faker
Bakersfield
Henry Fritz
Thomas B. Fowler
Thomas Benton Fowler
John M. Baker
Louis P. Fickert
Tehachapi
Samuel L. Chetwood
Richard H. Elliott
Wm. F. Fickert
S. L. Chetwood
R. H. Elliott
Times
Calhoun Opera Company Expands Orchestra Under Lindsey
The Calhoun Opera Company will enlarge its orchestra and hire Richard F. Lindsey to lead, aiming to improve operatic presentation with a larger, more experienced ensemble and better musician familiarity for performances.
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Fac
Calhoun Opera Company
Kirkland Calhoun
Richard F. Lindsey
Death of R. De Wolf Hennah in Montreal
A Sacramento reader reports in a Montreal paper the death of R. De Wolf Hennah who once resided here. He died in a hospital in Montreal. Hennah arrived in the city years ago with a companion described as soft-eyed with rippling hair who pretended to be a woman. They were arrested for vagrancy but acquitted. The true charge against them appeared serious, yet proof was inconclusive.
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Montreal
R. de Wolf Hennah
Sacramento Record Union
Hennah
Six Months in Jail for Vagrancy Case
Constable Leroy arrested two morphine fiends for vagrancy this morning. They received six months in jail. The piece notes fiends as vagrants and nuisances when free and seeking dope. Mothers praise Hood's Sarsaparilla for promoting rosy cheeks and appetite in pale children. Hoop's Pills advertised as family cathartic and liver medicine.
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Leroy
Hood
Hoop’s
Emulsion chosen when beef is unavailable
If beef is unavailable, mutton is suggested and drink options offered. Scott's Emulsion is presented as the sole choice for cod liver oil, hypo phosphites, and glycerine, promising prompt results for wasting or weight loss. Sold by druggists for sec. and $1.00.
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Scott
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F. W. Craig
Evans
D. M. Pyle
Randsburg
Mr. Pyle
Hayden
Benson
Fay
Hght
C. E. Arnold
Arnold
District Attorney
McKinley
Prosperity
Washington
Statesman
Wiley
State Senate
San Luis
Korn Republicans
R. C. Dale
Dale
Assembly
Royal
Ing Powcer
Schilling & Company
Eyeo
Land Office News
Schilling
de Wolfe Hennah
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