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Newspaper

Fresno Republican Weekly

Location

Fresno, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1896

Page

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Fresno Ten Commutes Announce Valley Road Progress

Fresno residents are told the ten member committee has completed work to clear the North Line to the Valley road terminal site. A compromise settled the value dispute over one property hindering the county road project, enabling a formal performance contract. Delinquent subscribers urged to pay promptly to place right of way and terminal facilities at the directors’ disposal.

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Fresno to Yosemite start debated by Chamber of Commerce

Fresno presses its claim as a starting point for a Yosemite valley railroad. The Merced failure redirects interest to Fresno though the company questions feasibility. Directors will decide Wednesday after considering proximity to southern travel and regional economic benefits.

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Reciprocity Remedy Urges Trade Ties With South America

The piece argues for renewed reciprocity under the Republican system to redirect South American trade toward the United States. It cites Brazil exports doubling under prior treaties, notes Spain’s Cuban war drains wealth, and mentions the Stockton asylum costs and Merced Populists’ Fourth celebration fundraising tactics as context for national issues.

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The Silver Fallacy Resurfaces in Silver Debate Across Parties

The article argues the so called fallacy of free silver remains alive, with Western and Southern states pushing silver coinage and major parties divided. It notes the East versus West/South split, Republican protectionism, and the rise of a Silver party and Populists as Democrat support shifts.

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Republican Convention Debates Gold Standard and Protectionists

The Republican national convention in St Louis debates the party’s path to McKinley’s nomination and a strong protective platform. A key fault line is gold standard vs bimetallism, with editorial pressure to avoid harming the party’s fortunes and to push for protection and American industry growth. Public sentiment, internal divisions, and upcoming Sacramento battles color the unfolds as the paper argues for a robust, pro protection stance aligned with a monetary policy favoring bi metalism while cautioning against harsh shifts.

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Random Remarks Reflecting on Politics and Pursuits

The writer wanders through topics from McKinley versus the field to Corbett and Sharkey, railroads in Merced, and local skits on prosperity. They rail at Prohibition debates, praise Hammond's stance, and muse on a tranquil winter retreat as an ideal escape from political fray.

Fragments of 19th Century Debate and Crime Notes

A compilation of opinion pieces with political rhetoric about Cleveland and party loyalty, a Stockton infant custody dispute, and critique of higher education in relation to infamous crimes. It discusses Dunham, Durrant, Holmes, and others, contrasting moral education with academic learning, and includes social musings on gender norms and cultural references.

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Fragments Reflect Shifting Attitudes In Quiet Dialogue

The passage presents biting, fragmented dialect about gender, authority, and mischief. It contrasts male desire for compliant partners with harsh judgments of women such as "Alice," hinting at social tensions and reputational stakes in a small community. The overheard dialogue, peppered with slang and innuendo, underscores era-specific gender norms.

Return of Pilgrims Visit to Electric Power House

A party including Mieses Chiza beth Thorn Lucy Kittrell Adela Witt Kata Moultrie and others with Mr W D Crechton and Frank Henty returned from a three day outing to the San Joaquin Silecine Company power house at seven o clock. The trip featured steep roads and fatigue for four horses. At Garfeld permission to water the horses was denied but Battlsrgeon of the vineyard aided the party by supplying horses and bringing the pilgrims back to town.

Electric Power House Prom Tacedey Datty Mieses Chizabeth Thorn Lucy Kittrell Adela Witt Kata Moultrie Messrs Harry W. Shinner Lloyd Moultrie J M. Collier MM. Page Minor W. D. Crechton Frank Henty knight of the ribbona San Joaquin Silecine Company power Garfeld A. K Ball Wolters

Snow and Walser suit tied to Fresno county claim

District Attorney Snow faced questions over the Walser v Fresno County suit to recover buscal ary. Walser sued for 1300, but Judge Carter found 930 due. Supervisors ordered Snow to stop pursuing further action after Walser agreed to take 930 in full settlement signed by Letober Wickersham and Garrett.

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Clark Wood's Case Proceeds Slowly in Court

An evening session did not finish the Clark Wood trial before Judge Conley and jury. Prosecution and defense argued legal points with little new testimony as County Clerk Hart identified papers and Crichton testified on earlier cases. Mrs George Rupert nearly drowned when a boat on the San Joaquin capsized. rescuers pulled her from the water and she recovered with help.

Thesday Clark Wood Conley yester Coldwell W. D. Tupper Conley Sacramento Madera county Lupper Tupper bio Hart Wood Mark Mazeie Temes W D. Crichton Alendota Martin Madeen Ree PUBLICAN Tha Snow vonyhvon Walter George Rupert San Joaquin R.M Thompson J. A. Payne Thompson Mrs. Rupert

Died of Alcoholism in Local Inquest

Coroner Long held an inquest into the death of Mrs M E Smith who ran a lodging house on Mariposa Street. Dr Davidson performed the autopsy and ruled out poison, finding death due to excessive alcohol use amid a personal crisis. The city board of education will meet next Saturday evening.

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Fire Alarm Bus Planned for Parking House District

The city board of trustees met discussing a fire alarm box for the packing levees area in the parking house district. Other actions included sewer bids, vacation privileges for firemen, and a ten day layoff for city firemen at the chief’s discretion.

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Real estate transfers list from Clovis and Sanger area

A stream of property transfers shows WM Wyatt and others selling lots in Clovis Fresno and Sanger areas to various buyers including Treen Jobe Webb Strother and more. Transactions involve parcels in Villa add Sanger and nearby blocks with prices ranging from ten to one hundred dollars and credits to firms like Pacific Improvement Company and San Joaquin Valley Oil and Fuel. A separate note mentions E McClung arriving from Dry Creek.

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