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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1898
Page
4
A fragmented report discusses the raisin tariff's aims and effects on private handlers, producers, and markets. It notes potential shifts in supply, competition, and revenue dynamics, with emphasis on how tariffs may influence smaller producers and overall market structure.
Fragmentary report outlines political clashes over police appointments and city governance. Mentions Spinney, opposition, and debates on public order and funding. References fire limits, building projects, and a distant forecast of actions within a week.
The fragment discusses education levels, high schools, and widening ignorance. It cites proposals for improving schooling, references to language and math instruction, and notes on societal impact and policy considerations. The text mentions teachers, colleges, and reform debates across regions, with scattered mentions of individuals and places.
Fragmentary text mentions a regional ranking or fate related to Sora Tith yr, with garbled references to a poet and local region. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to form a coherent news item.
Fragmentary report outlines Maguire's nomination and Populist backlash, detailing party splits, patronage disputes, and contrasts between Maguire’s moderate stance and populist rhetoric. It notes ongoing campaign tensions and the potential impact on 1914 state offices and Congress nominations.
The San Timcisco Chronic reports heated calls from readers favoring swift action to aid Tresno’s recovery after a great fire. Proposals urge insurers to expedite claims and adjust obligations to save the packing house industry, bolster contracts, and reassure other locales about future business.
The Electric Company will light the streets on Wednesday night as San Juanita Electric agrees to supply power to the street lighting project. The extended capacity is expected to keep lamps glowing until river water rises and unlimited power resumes.
Fragmented OCR text shows a meeting or event at the residence of Captain Parher Holland, with references to a Captain Loader and others. The garbled lines mention attendance and unspecified proceedings, but no clear actions, dates, or outcomes emerge. The passage appears to be a damaged report from a historical record with uncertain details.
Local San Francisco and Fresno officials weighing a proposal to move the annual Amner Fresno meets of the Union Path Coursing Association to Tieeno near Merced. Backers say the event would boost business for livery stables hotels and saloons and showcase top coursing hounds amid rising interest in San Francisco.
A questionable ad touts a “positive cure” for malaria symptoms and varying fevers, claiming relief within 21 hours at Golden Rule Drug Store. It promises satisfaction or money back, mentioning a docth or doctor from a regular medical college and a nonsensical guaranty.
Insurance experts assess losses after a Sunday morning blaze damaging grain and debris. Large salvage likely. Fosyth and Muller discuss rebuilding a brick or brick-and-mortar structure. Foreman Ferre plans salvage using uninjured equipment. Galtenlaub in San Francisco handles reclamation. Phocaty Co may resume business but timing uncertain.
Henry Scheidt, accused of biting Trisch's ear during a quarrel over a contract, was held to answer in the Superior Court for the county of Mayhem. The incident occurred south of the city after a dispute over contract terms. no blows were exchanged, but the men struggled and Trisch lost part of his lower ear. Scheidt was represented by L W Moultrie.
A fire destroyed Jacksons Baths and the nearby Stockton mineral water resort. An explosion and collapse of wells triggered the blaze, damaging two buildings and blocking streets. No injuries are reported, but property loss is estimated at 340000. Investigators examine the site for cause and safety concerns.
Fragmentary report describes unrest in Porto Rico with natives resisting Spanish authority. Accounts mention rioters throwing stones and clashing with Spanish troops as authorities deploy to suppress the disturbance and restore order.
BORN AID LAAN AT Madison August 2 046 to the will of L Lielman one son Tuansen to this cite August £ 8389 to the wife of L TF Ffinsen a son.
An old testimonial claims Shilohs Cure is the most remarkable remedy for advanced consumption, asserting it has saved many and cured coughs. The notice urges readers to buy Shilohs Cure and a Catarrh remedy, with a promise of a money back guarantee and a free injector offer from local druggists.
Discussion among financial figures including Vanderlip about recalling part of the 200 million dollar war bond issue. Treasury plans to issue bonds at a lower amount, with experts suggesting varying options. The move aims to reduce immediate money pressure as customs and revenue receipts shift.
Fragmented report notes debates on religious expulsions and colonial authority. It records a special peace commission, English-speaking officials, and a focus on Cuba and Eanis. It mentions heightened police force, soldier orders, and a surge in deaths with sickness amid port conditions and fever.
In a described military scene a small group of prisoners is observed near a facility. The report notes tense activity as authorities trace items and movements, indicating surveillance and attempts to identify hidden risks within the camp.
The fragment discusses serofula and cites a cure and safety advice. It mentions West PurI and an address, with references to a treatment, a bath, and a last vital sign. The readable text is garbled and contains unclear names and places.
The notice details a deed of trust conveying Fresno County real property to secure a promissory note. It announces a trustee sale to be held at a specified time and front of the courthouse, describing the property bounds and rights including water and access terms, with the goal of foreclosing and satisfying the debt.
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