13 Apr 1894
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1894
Page
1
A disputed report describes Industials planning to seize and transport a unit, with Governor West opposing return and Kelley pressing for rapid relocation. Soldiers face starvation risk, with rail service disputes and curfew threats shaping a tense standoff as authorities vow to prevent army entry and discuss rail seizure fears.
The Army outwitted the railroad line by boarding an east bound freight train at the yard and detaching cars to speed westward while the passenger train continued. Leaders vow to ignore Utah court orders and press on toward Washington to enforce constitutional duties. Gorman of San Francisco, appointed to replace Lieutenant White, was arrested on a charge, as runs followed to the courthouse. The crowd dispersed only after the line of march began.
Colonel Thompson led the defense as Breckenridge and Pollard Breckenridge attended court on April 10. The defense questioned Moss Pollards statements and accused her of conduct unbefitting a mother while revealing tensions around Julius Csi and David Bonipirte. Evans Demes testified about interviews in the mountains and a reported remark denied by Evans regarding McN fitter and a killing claim.
An afternoon shooting in Ventura Vessera Cal between Silvester Patton and Lrink Pean left Patton dead and Sean Tt1g seriously injured while Patton reportedly fired at his wife and mother. Jealousy is suspected. Also mentions a revolt against Perxoto Bienes Aanes and a Brazilian fleet revolt on the Amazon Tiger.
A correspondent notes rebels advancing and a confrontation as forces maneuver near a border town. The account mentions a bombardment beginning and a clock turning, with unclear details and chaotic narration throughout.
Shorty workers in Harmony geld mine refused a wage reduction from 2 cents to 2 per day. Police moved to disperse strikers. three talins and four sweile were put to work last night after the strike twice halted mine access. At the surface, workers were driven into the woods as confrontations escalated. Congressional proceedings in Washington report Wolcott’s conference bid and tariff discussions, with Senator Tod speaking on tariff topics. Newark legislature passes a resolution of thanks to Senator Hill for a speech on tariff. Local election results show Democrats winning marshal, clerk, and one fee, while Republicans take one trustee post. The year’s officers listed include Lrame, Gmanukh, Opperman, Vir Low Kubland treasurer.
Barley prices opened around 81.11 and fell to 11.00, then dropped again to 3.00 at the noon session. Trading was active with large gains and losses noted throughout the morning.
In a rare April election in the city, the Democratic ticket faced a strong showing by the Honest Election Party, a coalition of Republicans and independent Democrats. Returns indicated a major shift, with the reform slate defeating the regular Democratic machine led by D. Hernek and supporters of Mr. Cleveland. The coalition ticket claimed control after years of Democratic dominance.
A long opinion exchange discusses Californians as cosmopolitan yet courteous, the political shift from corporate dominated systems toward humane doctrines, and the rise of reformist sentiment. The speaker cites precincts, party loyalties, and the Cosey movement, urging public works and reform to avert national decline.
A violent storm swept along the coast from Pennsylvania to New Jersey. Seafaring crews were lost when two ships wrecked near the shore. Waves rose high and wind speeds reached dangerous levels, with at least eight men drowning and several vessels sunk beyond repair. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the damage and weather conditions.
Oregon Republicans convened on April 11 to nominate Woodford for governor and approve a platform endorsing national protection, internal improvements, and manufacturing interests while opposing Democratic policies. The convention also nominated Weddleman for attorney general and Molthan for secretary of state, with three ballots cast for state printer but no result. Catholics in San Francisco protested a teacher’s history use, prompting a school board vote to allow teacher discretion on lessons and readings objecting to Catholic views.
The April 11 report covers a divorce case in which Libeth J Tolmoon sues John Tolmoon for divorce, with adultery allegations and a failed court appearance. It also notes a cross-bourne political debate, a robbery capture scare, and naval and market items including a Rear Admiral Benham retirement and Breckenridge honorary membership drop, all drawn from a single newspaper page.
A garbled collection of 19th century references including a sportsmen convention, game laws discussion, wardens' salaries, a university gathering, and an Indian railroad company meeting. The readable bits mention annual salaries, appointments, and election notes set against a backdrop of university and state affairs.
Reported court actions compel Southern Pacific officers to remove railway tidings from the territory, with Brigham directing deputies to enforce. Governor Wet and President Huntington dispute police deployment, while army support for labor and relocation plans sparks regional tension and unsettled outcomes for April hearings.
Woodmen of the World Camp Manzanita No 160 organized its first regular meeting in which about 40 applicants were elected to unwritten work. State Deputy L Toik presided with regional and Santa Graz officers assisting. After degree work officers for the ensuing term were elected and the camp name Maneuntto adopted. Next meeting March loth will instill officers and close the charter.
George Weer and his wife lived apart for months after a separation. An argument led to his disappearance and she is charged with murder after investigators find him dead in their home following a tense attempt at reconciliation.
The report details the arrest of John Comstock and Walter Lhomn ranchers north of Tutthleangs canyon, charged with involvement in the Southern Pacific express train robbery that killed five men. Detective Brow and others pursued leads, with a key suspect captured en route to Los Angeles as reports from Washington court sessions and local fires also appear. The page also notes a destructive hotel fire in Sprimstown, large crowds in town, and various public notices from April, including court proceedings and weather impacts.
Fragmented OCR reveals discussions on new and old fare rates for various transit and terminal services, quorum rules, and committee actions. It mentions a Marion area House debate on rates, a payroll attachment dispute, and references to a 7300 dollar credit stay and chime.
A bank robbery at Fredericks features Alfred Whipple of the Crawford Banking Company detailing a bold vault heist. The assailants fled riding out of town, triggering a manhunt as agents in Triscisco and Panama Railway announcements shift attention to broader corporate reorganizations and mine disaster notes. The text also notes a mine bombing scare, peach crop damages, and local financial concerns as April events unfold.
The Baptist Young People’s Union of the Lolire neocichion holds its semiannual convention in Tulare City. The session features speakers including Rey 1 2 Wood and JS Tretyood, with plans for programs, outreach, and strengthening member engagement. The article notes housing, health concerns, and a reference to local public library excellence in Tresno county.
The record outlines a tangled tale surrounding Wootton, Kn Alsuh, and Sanders amid Wise Wellington borders. It details alleged plots, money deposits, and ranch relations with hints of a large ransom scheme and a possible escape toward Reedley, with references to the Golumbry region and local figures.
The Morrell trial proceeds with jury selection and court warnings. Jurors are informed about the case and potential witnesses as Judge Harriman oversees proceedings in the county court. The mosaic of testimony and procedural steps signals a high profile criminal case unfolding locally.
The Masons held ceremonies at the Wasonx temple with Grand Lecturer and other dignitaries assisting. About 150 visiting brethren and their families attended, followed by a banquet and toasts. The degrees were to be exemplified with the first in the forenoon and the second and third in the afternoon.
The record lists diverse civil matters and schedules from the superior court yesterday. Cases include Charles Richter vs A Henningsen with injunctions, and several calendar entries by jurisdictional officers and attorneys. Many dates and parties appear, with mentions of appeals, liens, and mortgage foreclosures.
Residents of Tulare discuss a unclear jury incident involving a man named Gilroy and a controversial Heath case. The fragmented report notes local reaction and questions about the jurors and proceedings.
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