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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1898
Page
3
A chaotic county convention debate unfolds over fusion with Democrats amid Populist primaries. Delegates argue about candidate alignment, party unity, and the path to control, with references to Shannon and Church as figures in the contested process.
In the ward and county scene for the Fourth district nomination, Jim Wall leads as the lone candidate on the ticket amid Pendants and supporters. Parson and Bowen forge a potential coalition to defeat Dore, while C Patterson and other figures vie for roles in local offices and the state convention heats up.
A fragment from a Chicago sports page recalls Chance learning ball handling with Colts and new players. The write up mentions DeWitt's Witch Travel Salve advertised by Dr Paddock of 1720 Mariposa Street, noting its quick relief and use in the era.
A county executive committee session discussed salary reductions for county officials and deputies. The group supported cutting wages by about five percent while preserving key positions, and endorsed a horticultural commission appointment plan and related reforms. The talk covered print market insights and fruit industry notes amid fiscal caution.
A garbled report from a California origin mentions the death of H Carpenter in an early day. It notes his status as a pioneer and references vague details about residence, state entry, and subsequent events. The fragmentary text preserves only hints of place names and timelines without clear dates or outcomes.
A local prohibition rally last evening at St church drew remarks from speakers including a well known lamperim tdv cite candidate. The event highlighted campaign tensions and tempered expectations as observers noted shifting public sentiment and possible diverging views on enforcement. Dr C G Praddock advertised One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy for coughs and throat ailments.
A garbled OCR passage suggests a dramatic tale blending military escape imagery with medicinal claims for Dr Walls Pink Pills. The text mentions a soldier, trauma, cures, and a sales pitch for a patent medicine from the Dr Walhams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York praising miraculous recovery through pills and tonics.
Reading and reporting from Lies net esi re Vote Was cist ind the same suit of ffi presuld in aming other pre canes The copriventition of delentes wis Usurtioned on im vite of ISM and Ss mé preanets were thus wiredited With more delegates than thet are ly ally quiluied Lopul: tvotere in Ee Pose of Roberts proinct wis yppoint ed to keep Ben Wil compen. from Woodward 4 addiction and WH Tab- Ingon was likewise chosen to represent the Sixth precinct in the Pour ward in Roberts precimct where thy Poy lusts polled 119 votes in the last tener election thes votid If men on Snesday V of whom voted at the Democratic pri my on the proceding, Saturday Tits now estimaed that by per cent of the dile, ates ittending the Populist rarnty convention will be non untied by the counts centri committe ONE WHO WALCHED
Selma physician Dr Edward C Tove married Miss Millicent Trances of Oakland on March 23 at the bride’s home. The ceremony was performed by Rev TS Chipman Lloyd Love, the groom’s brother, and a wedding breakfast followed. The couple planned a short honeymoon then to settle in Selma, with the bride receiving many costly presents.
The text outlines the Red Cross Society’s mission to aid soldiers and civilians during conflicts, detailing international cooperation, the treaty framework under which the organization operates, and its central coordination by a global federation. It notes the society’s humanitarian aims, the involvement of governments, and the need for organized, nonpartisan relief work across nations.
A garbled letter discusses constitutional matters and the role of a state committee. It references elections, meetings, and an upcoming Tuesday gathering to discuss urgent work and involvement of citizens, prompting formal participation and courtesy.
Report notes No State Troops plan and that Governor Hudd orders no reconstitution of the California National Guard. Volunteering members support United States service, with many companies diminished by enlistments. Debate centers on recruiting to maintain order and pay.
A three month leave of absence is approved for Rev J M French and Rev JW, with the church community informed of arrangements. The pastors plan a summer at San Dy county and other locations to aid family and church duties while away.
The article surveys the Desetion of Ryon region near Fair Santiago, detailing vast copper ore deposits in the Montanos de Vaestra range. It notes high ore production potential, smelting near the coast, and historic activity since the seventh century, with gold and silver found but not in large enough quantities. It also mentions caves, forests, hardwoods, and local flora, plus the Archbishop’s see in the town and a large cathedral, all framed within Cuba’s rugged geography.
Fragmentary transfer entries show Chitfe Grim to Vexinder Crea amid unclear details. Other lines reference Woh Washtura to H H White, and Parr to Mrs FoF Vincent with uncertain property shares and township notes.
The Ida County Board of Examiners will convene at 9:30 a.m. on Monday the 14th to review applicants including CP Jores of Milesburg Pa who lauds DeWitt’s Bitters for laxative use over forty years of household practice citing notable effectiveness. Dr C Paddock, a local druggist, remarks on product appeal.
The document presents a disjointed set of thoughts on campaigns and public opinion, referencing political motives, education funding, military action, railroad safety, and societal progress. It suggests concern for civility, modernization, and the impact of leadership on public mood, with scattered mentions of regions and events.
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