14 Apr 1893
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1893
Page
1
A Riverside bank theft case unravels with cashier Flood accused of diverting about 104000 dollars. Arguments over missing funds stretch across court filings and bank procedures while investigators press for answers about how the money vanished from the Donahue Kulhy Bank and whether other figures are involved.
The Roach case headlines a tense Senate session with Democrats pressing for investigation while Republicans resist, arguing bias and urging restraint. The controversy touches clerkship appointments and a court-related matter, with senators trading sharp remarks over wisdom and governance as legal tensions loom.
Reports from April 11 12 describe a sweeping cyclone path along the Missouri River striking multiple towns including Pike Roaneth and Pye City. Widespread destruction, numerous injuries, and several deaths are reported as homes barns and businesses are leveled. Rescue efforts and river steamer losses are noted with ongoing efforts to assess toll and restore order.
A huge crowd packed into the southern city on April 11 at noon for the Bowers of Flowers event. The decoration, floral car, and extensive displays drew thousands, with visitors filling the upper State street area to witness the elaborate procession and exhibits. The celebration continued as vendors and businesses prepared for a strong showing the next day.
Terrible blast traps hundreds of workers at the Trintrnds mine engine house. Rescue crews toil as flames hinder progress. Six bodies found. many others feared suffocated or dead. Reported from San Francisco and Jessen with updates on victims.
Governor Wart ham stated that bill No 69 remained in proper form after signing by the assembly clerk and senate secretary. The governor noted no knowledge of the bill until newspapers reported its support and cited the official certification by the assembly clerk and senate secretary as the governing record. The article describes the governor’s public statements, the legislative process, and the paper’s coverage of the bill’s passage.
A chaotic commodity scene unfolds with Partridge and the bull clique maneuvering May wheat prices, a tumultuous trading day sees prices slide from $1 to 84, then rebound, while brokers push to freeze out Partridge and Cudihs group. Separate items note international diplomacy and political moves, including a Corea upsurge report and a Los Angeles arson case with Recorder Brandswig.
Senator Gor man called upon the Presidant today we discuss with him the question or the al journment of the present extraordinary teseon of the scamtie He had ten or fifteen antes converstion with Geschind who told Im he had several nomintions which he desired to live aoasifer to the senite and he hoped to be the oper than allan by the end of theor cathy mm next week Hon 4 P Twinceun of Princeton Ind has been spunding the past fow days in Tresno the guest of IM Chittenden end otha old Indiana friend.
An article reports on attempts to secure an imminent decision on the China exclusion issue, detailing delays in the Supreme Court and lower courts. It discusses government diplomacy, potential adjournments, and how law will guide actions amid political pressure. It also notes related cases in Wasrroseos and Madrid context, including the Governor’s stance on Indian school affairs.
A complex constitutional clash pits the secretary of state against the legislature over moves to remove the state capital from Sacramento to Sin Tow. The case questions publication of amendments and delays court hearings set for April 24 with taxpayer costs cited as high as several millions.
Reports describe widespread cyclone damage across towns including Parker and Robinsonsville. Entire structures demolished, farms unroofed, and numerous deaths and injuries tied to a storm system sweeping sections of the state with rail and road disruptions.
The Battle of Flowers parade drew thousands along the streets with a dazzling display of velieles and a 5000-strong audience visiting the exhibit. A promenade concert followed, and the event concluded with a vibrant flower battle and lively ceremonies.
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