08 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1892
Page
1
The article surveys debates on Cleveland versus Harrison for the presidency, noting tariff changes and silver coinage tensions. It cites Governor Mohirlx on economic policy, Carnegie on tariff effects, and press reactions across Democratic papers, highlighting protections, imports, and wage impacts.
A long, persuasive critique argues that a tight circle of county officials and allies dominates offices in the county, citing nepotism and entrenched power. It condemns party bosses and alleged coercive tactics to retain control, urging voters to demand honest politics in November.
The text critiques how authorities fail to recognize power, opposes granting a salogn licence to Dad & Co, and questions the discharge of vagrancy charges against J Daly. It warns that misleading statements from the Triangle mislead the public about politics dominating the area.
An extended reminiscence on the typewriter as a servant and rival in writing, detailing operator relationships, machine reliability, and the intense physical motions of typing. It notes how writers bond with specific machines, the speed records for words per minute, and an anecdote about a blindfolded trial comparing multiple machines.
The San Joaquin Valley Coal Warning Co of Coalinga, with stockholders in Alameda and overseas, develops a first class fuel deposit in central California. A tunnel mine now operates with steam power, water pumps, fresh air shaft, and a gravity tram for ore. About 48 workers are employed. output supports plans to extract gypsum and mine additional tunnels. Coal quality compares with the best on the Pacific coast and nearly $100,000 has been spent on development.
Myrtle Van Tassel allegedly fired at Raymond at Degen saloon after a quarrel with him and fled as others attempted to intervene. Deputy Critcher arrested her. she claimed Raymond seduced and abused her. Raymond denies statements. case to be prosecuted.
A Oakland real estate dealer William J Lilcher died after a forgery arrest. Emma Dick claimed a mortgage for 380000 on Gracia Gilbert’s property. John Azhdenan and Wats Bis Sire faced an unusual father-son lawsuit over land promises dating to 1883 with multiple mortgages and claims of ownership and payment disputes.
The county central committee met at Edgersly block with J G Dawea presiding and Barney officiating. H J Jacobson was nominated for assemblyman Sixty third district, connected with Seaton and Doolittle. J BEM the milkman was named for constable Third township, J W Scott of Madison for public administrator. Remaining nominations postponed to next Saturday.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a mournful verse with garbled phrases and archaic diction. The lines evoke death and sorrow, mentioning a dead sparrow, mourning imagery, and possible allusions to remorse and fate. Names and coherent facts are absent, leaving a fragmented, somber mood.
A vivid snippet from a village tale centers on a general store where letters and everyday chatter shape rough lives. The shop and its proprietor anchor the drama as families, romance, jealousy, and small-town gossip swirl around patrons and townsfolk.
A fragmentary reminiscence set in a small village recounts a rambling, scandalous episode involving Mame, Jim, Visa Peterson, and a colorful cast. The narrative traces flirtations, broken promises, a surprise visit, and whispered judgments as townsfolk ponder loyalties and consequences.
Local notices recount judgments given yesterday in a case to quiet title. Names include M Childers and others. the report notes various people traveling, appearances before judges, foreclosures, and routine court actions. several references to local businesses and road trips. The text also references fashion notes and advertisements from the era.
A long, garbled list describes numerous parcels for sale in several colonies near Belmont, Oleantr, and Interprige. Items include 14 acres in raem vineyard, alfalfa, fruit trees, water rights, stock-raising suitability, cattle and equipment, and multiple acres in San Joaquin River area. Prices range from $1250 to $8000 per tract with varying advances and timings.
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