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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage quotes political chatter about candidates and events, mentioning the Republicans and public reaction. It references graft, trials in San Quentin, droughts, and a forecast of harvests like melons while mixing names and places in a distorted stream of text.
The piece argues war costs far exceed immediate fighting expenses, citing centuries of European and American outlays. It claims total war expenses would fund peace and public works many times over, warn of long occupation costs, and discuss inability to extract large tribute from Spain without broad taxation and revenue measures.
The 109 mile Uganda railway line is open for passenger traffic with a timetable. Trains depart Kilindini Corner on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with alternate return days. The eight hours forty minutes journey marks Africa’s push toward civilizaton and links northern and southern regions as completion promises through connections. The piece notes the harbor at Carmanere near Santiago de Cuba and discusses strategic military movements and election activities in a separate local context.
Opaque Washington dispatches debate civil warfare rules and the conduct of Admiral Dewey in the Philippines. The piece praises Dewey, critiques Spanish misrule, and discusses naval readiness, insurgent restraint, and possible futures for American strategy and policy in the Pacific theater.
The article notes thinned markets for raisins sold in Chicago at 2 and 3 cents per pound, urging regulatory remedies to aid growers. It mentions a Fourth of July fundraising committee in Sacramento planning a large patriotic celebration, plus commentary on local politics, a milk trust in Oakland, and a Santa Cruz Sentinel critique of newspapers reviving from the dead.
The Kings County farming community mobilizes sixteen leading growers to back a Fresno driven effort to boost raisin production. Leaders Chitten din and Porter push for strong county representation and a 100 percent turnout to secure success and outpace past attempts.
Washington suffers 12 errors with only 1 hit in a June game as Pittsburgh posts 4 errors. Batteries listed include Burcer, Mfc Guire, Rhines, Schrerer. Other games show St Louis at Philadelphia with 12 errors and 7 hits, New York at Brooklyn 10 errors, and Chicago at 13 errors, with multiple batteries named across teams.
In Paris June a note from the French ministry discusses forming a cabinet based on broad technical competence. The premier will oversee a model cabinet if the chamber approves, guided by indications from the ident election and recent river results.
Mary born in Fresno on June 9 to the wife of J Wo McKay, a son. Spidgles born in Tresno on June 7 to the wife of SMW Bridges, weighing nine pounds. Lecles ton born in Fresno on June 8 to the wife of Rev Edward Lecles ton, a daughter.
In a bold naval action, a torpedo boat attempted to break a blockade off Morro Castle. The New Orleans and New York engaged as searchlights swept the harbor, firing on the apparent torpedo craft, which escaped or was destroyed. The Porter recovered two torpedoes later, signaling the end of a tense night patrol.
From Madrid reports show Spanish officials insisting the Philippines must stay under colonial rule as insurgent activity continues. Dispatches detail discussions on quelling the uprising, threats of force, and policy aims while outlining transfer of real estate and local property notes amid the broader turmoil.
Senate debate centers on Pacific transport Centennia and other vessels offered to the government. Critics accuse California shipowners and agents of extortionate prices and prearranged schemes while supporters defend patriotism and demand a full inquiry into appropriations for church-related claims and lobbyist payments.
The document outlines bond issuance at par with denominations and interest details, supervised by the Secretary of the Treasury, plus authority to dispose unissued bonds at par. It also authorizes standard silver dollar coinage to meet public needs, purchasing silver bullion per the 1890 act, and using treasury notes as prescribed, to fund war expenditures.
The article reports a fractional July and September wheat decline amid an initial upward trend in Lasherpool and national runs. Fresh U.S. crop data show Kentucky yields at near record levels, shifting sentiment to bearish as harvest nears. July closes lower by about 4 cents, with September down around 3 to 4. Packers and traders weigh heavy selling pressure, while corn remains relatively firm and weather conditions influence near term prices.
Chicago June 9 Porter Bros company sold California fruit today with prices for Royal Anne cherries and other varieties. Porter's listings include Cherries Tartirrins Royal Anne pecks and boxes with prices up to 20 per single and 16 per box. New York reports Porter Bros selling Criform fruit and Tartirrins with similar pricing, while Royal Anne cherries and assorted fruit trade at varying rates.
Dispatch notes that Camp Merritt sanitary conditions threaten to force removal of troops and facilities. Plans under review may send the camp back toward the Presidio with alterations to improve fire and sanitary status while provisioning for transport and troop movements to the Philippines. A Nebraska detail may proceed to the water front as ships are prepared to embark troops aboard the steamers Chol Colon and Levantanders with on-board provisions.
A correspondent of the Associated Press reports from Madrid on Senor Sagasta, the Spanish premier, and cabinet tensions over U S relations. The interview request is declined by the Queen Regent and Sagasta, with the premier noting Spain’s position and a hope for calmer times.
A birth is recorded for Cronin in Precno Jone Z 188 to We wale c Za F Cronin, daughter Lyon born June 9 1998 to Parker Lyon and his wife.
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