Heavy Rain Sweeps Multiple California Counties
Weather dispatches report continuing rains across Southern California on November 10. Los Angeles sees one inch by noon. Santa Barbara records the heaviest storm in years with four inches for the season. San Jose notes nearly two inches with prospects for more. Bakersfield reports steady rain with major crop damage feared. San Diego describes a steady downpour likely to continue through tonight.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Santa Barbara
San Jose
San Diego
Sagasta Tenders Resignation of Cabinet in Crisis
Madrid November 10 Premier Sagasta today tendered the resignation of the entire cabinet to King Alfonso. The king will decide tomorrow whether to accept the resignations. The cortes will be adjourned until the crisis passes.
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Madrid
Sagasta
Alfonso
Lord Mayor of London Honored the Jews in Petticoat Lane
In a historic moment for London the Lord Mayor procession entered Petticoat Lane in the Ghetto district to honor Sir Marcus Samuel the new Lord Mayor who is of Jewish descent. Wealthy Jewish residents banquetted the poorest inhabitants amid great jubilation.
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London
Petticoat Lane
Marcus Samuel
Roosevelt to Hunt for Bears in Two-Week Trip
President Roosevelt will depart Washington tonight for a two week absence. Tomorrow at noon he will attend the dedication of the new Cham...
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Washington
D.C
Roosevelt
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
The ad claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery strengthens weak lungs and improves blood oxygenation to halt disease, with a testimonial from Charles Fross of Sitka Indiana. It also touts the Pleasant Pellets as cleansers and urges readers to use the remedies for serious lung illness and related symptoms.
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Pierce
Chas. Fross
P. M
Sitka
White Co
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Presidential party heads south for Missouri bear hunt
At midnight the Presidential party departs New York via Pittsburg and Louisville. From Memphis Mr. Roosevelt will invade Missouri on a bear hunt, spending five days pursuing the hunt.
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Ber of Commerce
New York
South
Pittsburg
Louisville
Memphis
Roosevelt
Missouri
Removed from Office Opposed to Negroes
The President has removed Julian H. Bingham, internal revenue collector for the district of Alabama, and named Joe Thompson as his successor. Bingham is charged with aiding in excluding black representation at the Republican State convention in Alabama.
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Washington, D. C
Julian H. Bingham
Internal Revenue
District of Alabama
Joe Thompson
Bingham
Weather Indications in Arizona Tonight
A weather note signals rain and cooler temperatures across Arizona tonight with Tuesday remaining mostly fair. Strong winds are not indicated and no severe weather is expected.
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Arizona
Personal Mention Highlights Local Notables
Dr. F A Sweet and Colonel W S Sturges arrive from Bisbee and La Osa respectively. Charles M Shannon spends Sunday in the city. Charles Wores, mining man, visits from Oceanic camp. Ignacio Bonillas, Mas ons delegate from Nogales, bound for Phoenix. E N Dickerman, master car repairer, on return from Maine. Massachusetts gone Republican. Ben Crawford leaves for home.
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Charles Wores
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Nogales
Phoenix
Gleaning in English harvest fields recalls Ruth and Naomi
An old English custom shows gleaning remains common in Hertfordshire and nearby counties after wheat harvest. Women and children collect scattered ears, tie them into small sheaves, and carry them home on their heads to thrash or feed poultry. The activity is described as a picnic like daylong labor.
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Naomi
England
Hertfordshire
Bedfordshire
Authors Blunders in Moon and Wind in Classic Novels
A critique of how moon sun and wind are misused by writers. Examples include Wilkie Collins Rider Haggard Coleridge Kingsley and a famous unnamed author who misstates an eastern window and setting sun. The piece highlights inconsistent astronomy in literature.
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Wilkie Collins
Rider Haggard
Coleridge
Kingsley
A Topsyturvy Room Near Paris Surprises Guests
A correspondent recalls a “topsy turvy” chamber near Paris created to disorient occupants. Guests awoke to a propped, inverted space with a ceiling flower pot and a chandelier rising from the floor, causing startled reactions as couches and chairs hung overhead.
Best Stoves at Tucson Hardware Co Showroom
The Tucson Hardware Co offers heating and cooking stoves with the Acorn stove highlighted for its price and quality. Also advertised is Dean's Ointment claiming relief for itching piles, sold for 50 cents at any drug store.
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Tucson Hardware Co
Dean
Thanksgiving Dinner and Kodol Digestive Cure
A Thanksgiving dinner leads to indigestion and stomach discomfort. The advertisement claims Kodol cures digestion problems by cleansing and sweetening the stomach glands. Bells Pharmacy promotes the remedy as a solution to stomach troubles after heavy meals.
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Stomach Bells
Alfalfa For Sale At Allis Ranch With Delivery
First class alfalfa offered at 3.00 per month by W. W. Allis. Horses called for and returned. Drop a card. Ranch two miles south of town.
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Allis Ranch
W. W. Allis
Beginning an Article The Writer's Inner Process
The piece ponders how writers start and finish, noting the push from a hesitant beginning to full momentum. It cites Thackeray and National Magazine, comparing instinctive flow to sermon structure and stressing a dominant idea guiding expression.
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Thackeray
National Magazine
Expensive Courtship Ends In Humble Rebuff
A poor but noble French suitor visits a banker's daughter and loses his only gold coin in transit. He returns to claim it, only to learn the banker found a coin in the same spot days earlier. The banker suggests search while the suitor departs in embarrassment.
Earache Remedy Warned By Celebrated Aurist
A renowned ear specialist admits he wrongly advised friends to treat earache by lying with the painful ear up and pouring warm water into the ear for 15 to 20 minutes. He recommended repeating hourly until relief, then glycerin and cotton to plug the ear. He notes the method is not reliable and cautions about ear safety.
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London
The Landscape and Animal Painter Dialog
A dialog shows two painters arguing over realism and technique. The Landscape Painter boasts about smoking to create hazy atmosphere while the Animal Painter replies with sarcasm and surprise.
Getting the King's Ear in Early Modern England
A Hertfordshire tale from the Victoria County History shows courtiers speeding a parting guest to influence King James I. Hunting drew the king from state business and a favorite hound sent a message tied to its neck begging the king to return to London lest the country suffer.
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Victoria
Mr. Joner
London
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