06 Jul 1899
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1899
Page
1
A local wedding report details a ceremony on 26th Street with families Selmi and Vis Bean Th present. The event included a reception and remarks, noting consent and the attendance of core relatives as the couple began married life amid a community celebration.
United States authorities move to enforce a court order restraining operations at Carterville mines. Charles H Bosworth, receiver of the St Tours and Big Wudds Coil Company, obtained a federal court mutus inflation against John Pontnither and others, aiming to stop mining activity until the sanction is enforceable. Agents accompanied by officers arrived in Carterville to ensure compliance with the order.
The Nippon Maru S N Pacific heading back to the Orient with Captain Allen and crew held at Angel Island quarantine. Federal authorities say passengers and crew must remain until July 1, with a possible exception for the captain and crew allowing immediate departure if granted.
A report from San Francisco outlines a murder charge involving an unnamed male suspect tied to a confrontation and shooting incident. The article mentions a court appearance and possible relation to a domestic dispute and a delicatessen setting. The specifics on dates victims and exact charges remain unclear in the fragmented text.
City trustees debated a fire department policy, contractor bids for street paving, and license renewals. Spinnes and others clashed over Van Meter’s driver appointment while Seabrook’s committees reported finances and sewer plans.
A damaged OCR reads like a town council transcript. Trustees debated attire fines and budget items, including a $1 silk tie penalty and a $201 cap for trustees. The finance committee was unable to approve bond items and adjourned amid motion and questions about property improvements and district orders.
A court dismissed the case alleging Conrail and others held possession rights. Witnesses testified that Conrad planned to appear in court to corroborate claims. The judge discharged the affiant after finding insufficient evidence to proceed.
A fragmentary report notes an event titled Abandoned Galt Children Day at St Pauls The program lists songs prayers readings and recitations with various participants including Miss Ola Hat and Myrtic Thi Ci Nechon Ciang Song Shall We Gaither the Iter Sen f and multiple hymn entries reflecting a church gathering atmosphere.
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Tha Mitchell, president of the AV Ming Workers Union, visits for a two week period. The trip aims to bolster ties with AV figures and discuss joint labor concerns.
A fragmented notice outlines a scheduled monthly shoot and practice session held north of town. It notes a July date and mentions cooperation with the Thgers Cite site, with results expected for the 14nye period.
John Doyle, described as a vagrant, appeared before Justice St John yesterday morning. He pleaded guilty and received a sentence of 15 days in the county jail.
A long irregular sermon by Rev. L. M. Walters in the park laments British oppression, praises American independence, and urges justice and national unity. The speaker traces U S history from Columbus to the Revolution, condemns slavery, extols Protestant values, and calls for a future of peace through righteousness.
Fragmented text surveys global progress and moral duties across nations, noting shifts in commerce, education, language spread, and political unity. It mentions figures like Commodore Petry, Hutchins, and various named names, with emphasis on world peace, industrial growth, and cultural expansion amid a long, dense stream of OCR remnants.
A blaze at the Aguilon Winery in Sonoma destroyed three large hay and work structures and caused significant losses. Fire chiefs were responding, with L. Ferrie and Jean Frery named in initial reports.
A devastating blaze gutted the First Baptist church in Edifee. Firefighters prevented total loss of the building but most of the interior was ruined. The church members and neighbors assisted, with reports noting smoke and heat damage spreading to adjacent structures while emergency crews fought the flames. Witnesses described viewing the fire from the platform and the rapid spread through the pew area. The cause remains under investigation.
A light wagon collides with and knocks down a four year old boy named Saul Veran on Fresno Street as a crowd gathers. The driver, Timon, flees the scene before authorities arrive. The child is shaken but not seriously hurt. parents report the incident.
Brigadier Ginett Harrison Gris Gus visited the White House this afternoon and shared a meal with the President. The long time associate joined the President for lunch in Washington.
A Chicago report outlines unrest as talks propose hostility among labor groups. A plan to form a strong committee of 100 to manage a new organization is described, with some strikers seeking reassignment to former positions.
A health advertisement urges readers to use Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for digestive relief and vitality. It markets benefits for both men and women and warns against substitutes, urging reliance on the product for well being.
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