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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
4
A chaotic mix of war talk and public safety concerns fills the page noting Spanish tension, navy buildup, rail and harbor plans, and local policing incidents. It highlights San Pedro harbor readiness, California industry issues, and ongoing political rhetoric about defense, tariffs, and governance.
The April issue surveys living painters such as Velasquez and a centennial tribute to a famed painter. It features a vivid review of photography and gover nment work during wartime, plus reviews of new books and an illustrated word of Holy Week.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union invites all to a day of prayer on Good Friday April 8 at the A Street Church beginning 11 am and continuing to 4 40 pm. Unified by reverence for the cross and Redeemer, attendees seek universal consecration and support for temperance work.
Actress Matphet Mather collapsed during Cymbeline in Charleston West Virginia and died at 5 pm from convulsions attributed to Bright disease. Her parents were from Detroit and no funeral arrangements were announced.
The article discusses British policy under Mr Balfour on Port Arthur and Wei Hai Wei, arguing Britain should balance open ports and maritime influence in China. It notes Germany’s and Russia’s roles, the potential balance of power in the Far East, and hints at broader commercial alliances to prevent China from falling under any single power.
A Dawson man says a telegram from Andree has arrived via United States postal carrier, claiming Andree is alive. Officials dispute the claim and say no details were provided. Lieutenant Mayor Wood arrives from Diwrona and notes no verifiable information. The report references several anonymous sources and a prior departure from St Michaels last Thanksgiving.
San Quentin prison reports describe an inmate dispute involving Charles Plands and James Rouse. Plands allegedly struck Rouse with a broom handle, leading to solitary confinement. Plands already faces 19 year sentence for attempted train wrecking in Kinza County.
The Grand Lodge of California United Workmen convened in Angel for its twenty first annual session. Grand Master Workman presided as officers were introduced and committees presented reports including sur vivors of the grand ridge. Welcoming remarks were offered by Master Wilhelm Hobarnes and Master Vanter with responses from Wilton Jerian and others.
In LenA s a violent incident unfolds as Carlos Guellen shoots Sam Cobb and his brother Feps Gobb is wounded by Cobb. A chase ensues near the 41st corner of an alley. The crowd gathers as Guellen is struck down by Cobb and the body is dragged into the street. Cooler heads prevail and the crowd disperses after the flare up following a prior quarrel between Guellen and the Cobbs.
The weekly weather bulletin reports another dry spell across the state with rainfall far below normal. Northerly winds persist and ground moisture remains depleted, delaying cultivation in major valleys without irrigation. Apricots and early peaches suffer widespread damage. stock moves to northern counties to seek feed and relief.
A circulating rumor claimed Alfred Dreyfus, the former French artillery captain imprisoned for life on Devils Island for betraying military secrets, was dead. The colonial office reported no information confirming the report.
Eyewitness account describes the levee breach at Shaweetowmer causing massive inundation and loss of life. Residents faced ruined property, scattered remains, and scarce supplies as rescue teams struggled to reach survivors.
In this city April 1898 Joop Motor Justin q nate of Sutter counts Californi Sued 41 cars 5 months and M duyy HUSSEY-At his home in Helmont add t on Aprils 1893 Charles Hussey a nat vocal Morale aged Jews RA Capgard, appointed deputy by Constable D . Smith of the Li,bth townemp, vegterds, took bre og h of office.
The article extols health through proper blood quality and digestion. It highlights Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and Hood's Pills as a remedy used by many to maintain vitality and strength. It emphasizes purity of blood and consistent use.
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