Proclaimed blockade expands to Cuba coast
Special to the Californian reports Washington issued a proclamation extending the blockade of Cuba to the southern coast from Cape San Antonio to Cape Cruz and also blockading San Juan on Porto Rico. British and Spanish tensions mount as ships move toward Caribbean stations. Admiral Sigsbee reports the destruction of the torpedo boat Terror near San Juan, with casualties and harbor repairs ongoing. Ambitions center on O Higgins acquisition by Spain and troop reinforcements for Shafter at Santiago.
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Washington
Cuba
Capecis
Cape Cruz
Porto Rico
Navyrtment
Yale
Santiago
Sigsbee
Terror
San Juan
St. Paul
Local Baker Faces Backlash Over Cheap Food Claims
A small town baker labeled as selling cheap goods draws criticism from residents who say quality suffers. A local doctor notes potential health concerns while urging caution and better ingredients. Community debate continues as investigators review supplies and practices.
Independent candidate Oswald for township constable
Chas. J. Oswald announces his candidacy as an independent for constable with prior deputy and nightwatchman experience. Local businessmen endorse him, noting his satisfactory service. Journal notes other party nominees and local delegate talk, highlighting Kern Democracy vigor and Republican intentions in the region.
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Chas. J. Oswald
Oswald
Sub Station Established in Manila as San Francisco Model
The post office department establishes on June 9 1898 a military station No 1 Philippine Islands at San Francisco Cal for money order and registry business sale of postal supplies and receipt and dispatch of mails, a world beating distance from the central office.
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Post Office Department
Manila
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Cal
Man Cuts Arm In Fall On LA Express Train
J C Sawyer, a passenger on the Los Angeles express, fell from the platform of a car yesterday breaking an arm. He was brought to this city where Dr T E Taggart, a railroad surgeon, treated him. On board the train a United States Marine set the bone correctly and aided his comfort.
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J.C. Sawyer
Los Angeles Express
T. E. Taggart
United States
Rodriguez Arrested for Arson In Ventura Jail
J. S. Rodriguez, a Bakersfield arson suspect and former Cosmopolitan barber, is jailed in Ventura after admitting fires set in April and July at homes occupied by him. Investigators say he used coal oil and a burning candle, seeking insurance money, with losses totaling over $800 first and above $1,000 second. A witness reportedly saw him light the candle and apply coal oil. Sheriff Borgwardt obtained a warrant and sent deputies to bring him in.
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J. S. Rodriguez
Ventura
Bakersfield
Rodriguez
J. E. Bailey
Christ Wirth
Borgwardt
Wm. Borgwardt
Bennett Endorsed for California Supreme Court Seat
A Stockton editorial endorses Bakersfield attorney P. W. Bennett for the Supreme bench. It notes his deep California experience, past duties as district attorney, wide support in San Joaquin, and strong character, arguing he would honor the state if chosen.
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Stockton
P. W. Bennett
Supreme Beach
Bakersfield
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
San Joaquin Valley
Supreme Bench
van R. Paterson
California
San Joaquin County
Cascarets Ad Promises Clean Blood and Skin
An old advertisement claims clean blood improves beauty, urging Cascarets to purify the liver and remove impurities. It promises clearer skin and lists price points of 10, 25, and 50 cents with druggist availability and satisfaction guarantee.
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O'Higgins
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Coluna
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Ambassa Hay
Suez Canal
America
Smara
Blue
Santiago Harbor
Cervera
Ampa
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder
New York
J. D. Browne
Randsburg
B. McGinnis
Garlock
J. W. Evans
Fresno
Interior Democracy
Democracy
Kern
San Luis Obispo
San Luis
Cascareta
Osharete
Mwe
Beauty
Dinkelspiel Bros
Grocery Department
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