24 Jun 1898
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
1
Madrid dispatches reroute the government and Cortes as Sagasta contemplates measures to end the war in Cuba. Senators Navarro Podenca warn Europe tolerates the drastic Latin danger while debates over ministry changes and budget adoption continue amid public unrest.
Eyewitness report from Santiago de Cuba describes a pre-dawn bombardment with fleet ships shelling villages along the coast between Sin tii and Baguiri to halt reinforcements. Spanish troops reportedly moved down the road to Turagos, while steam launches with advancing landing craft pressed the attack.
A Tennessee mob incident near Mine Dick and Cookeville led to a fatality after a Black man was accused, captured near Hayton, and died in a related event. Witnesses report a New Jersey tent controversy and a confession regarding a supposed aid plot. details remain unstable amid public tension.
Unclear OCR text records a commencement scene with diplomas and remarks about gender norms. The fragment mentions a ceremony near a gym, a student speaker, and unspecified attendees. No clear names, dates, or events to verify.
The Ciolonal di Scia reports a seven ship MuULIS squadron with three torpedo holls assembling Tuesday June 21 under the direction of Unt Adin dC, near Pintcl tt southugs of Sick, as part of wartime movements in the Suez area.
London June reports say Dom Paul Dangerously, a figure linked to public life, drew attention as medical attendants refused to prevent his friends from visiting him. The details remain unclear, but the scene drew media scrutiny and curiosity.
A National Treasury release notes cash on hand totals and available funds as of mid June. The statement outlines liquidity posture, with emphasis on cash position and near term deficits or surpluses in the current quarter.
London reports a contested claim that German and Spanish forces aimed to thwart American control of Manila Bay and protect Philippine interests. Admiral Dewey faced a fragile balance as Berlin and Madrid maneuvered to influence events, with naval powers poised to intervene and prospects of a broader conflict.
Dispatches from Secretary Alger and Secretary Long describe the landing of troops near Havana. The first landing at Paiquirt occurred with minimal resistance, while later cables from Playa del Esta note limited enemy opposition and a cautious patrol progress.
Dispatch from Guantanamo Bay reports Generals Shafter and Admiral Simpson approving a large troop disembarkation. Officers expect completion within a week, with landings continuing near the Cuban coast and close to Shafter’s upcoming headquarters.
In San Francisco a new California volunteer regiment, drawn from the Second and Third regiments of the National Cavalry, will be mustered in quickly to save costs. Captains are seeking to justify medical examinations, with potential changes in staff, while two majors remain to be chosen. In Santa Rosa, Company E was recalled by the Governor causing excitement as the unit marched in uniform toward the Armory under Red Cross auspices.
The Attorney General decided to surrender non combatants and crew of captured ships to Spanish diplomats. Secretary Alger declined further support, but Spanish representatives agreed to receive the prisoners. A diplomat was sent to arrange surrender and transport at Spain’s expense.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe naval whereabouts and implied plan involving Camara's squadron. The text references Cadiz, Camara, and Canaries with confusion over positions. No clear dates or outcomes are stated. multiple garbled phrases impede a concrete summary.
Fragmentary report notes payment of a seasonable distribution or coin to yard men at Mare Island with scattered figures and unclear details. Mentions money, pups, and a vague reference to Garant hiss and a person named Apacer, with probable continuation of the tale in the piece.
Jurors clear Lom Fitch of assault with a deadly weapon as charged in the case of Charles Lairall. The verdict followed deliberations after the district attorney alleged intent to cause harm during the incident at a public location. The defendant faced a potential prison term and fines but was acquitted.
San Francisco reports the Red Cross Society facilitating a major aid operation across Southern California. Units are deployed to support relief efforts amid flood damage and the 1919 era hardship, with colonel led contingents coordinating transport, medical care, and shelter for affected communities.
Princeton June 21 Grover Cleveland delivered the annual Pound dis Dax address during commencement at Linrencerdl choot. He warned that Americans face daily temptations toward conquest and expansion and urged adherence to civic duty. Sherman’s described war deeds are cited to illustrate national character and the costs of military glory.
The Senate discussed Hawaii annexation and the Monroe Doctrine amid a six week behind closed doors debate. Senator White of California argued against annexation, criticizing expansionist aims and warning of tensions with foreign powers, while other senators urged careful consideration of territorial questions and coast defenses.
The debate centered on a conference report concerning the Carta bill to protect Indigenous peoples and a proposal to allow the state of Lilith to select granted lands. Hills were approved to temporarily bolster the military establishment of the Lowd States in wartime as the Senate moved to executive session and adjourned.
California crop conditions and prospects described for the week ending June 20. Notes include hay yields and cutting in some counties, a heavy field of hay and groups of vines affected by wind, second crop fatty crops favored, corn trim printed, apricots almonds generally good, cherries and grapes variable, pears and prunes varying by section, apples expected a large crop, and potatoes and vegetables growing well.
Reports discuss deployment of the Seventh California Regiment to Manila with plans to sail from Philadelphia aboard ships refitted as hospital vessels, including the Newport. General Merritt orders and medical readiness characterize the staging for the third expedition to the Philippines amid troop movements and transport preparation.
Readable fragments show Michigan Populists assembling for a state convention with fusion proposals and credentialing actions. The document mentions temporary leadership and resolutions, plus mixed references to national topics and market themes.
Turbulent scene at Blachwall as the Albion 110 ton battleship ceremony turns deadly. Five men, eight women, and one child among hundreds killed or missing as a grand viewing stand collapses under surging water. Duchess of York and Colonel Hay express regret. Police, rescue crews, and witnesses recount chaos and mass injuries.
A report notes overlapping land grants by the Southern Pacific Atlantic Pacific Prilrowd and other companies will be opened for settlement under homestead laws. Government officials and local authorities review the overlapping titles in San Temardis Lo Anocks and Century Counce as multiple townsites are affected.
A fragmented San Francisco report notes prisoners under martial law as steamships depart and authorities move detainees from patrols to be transported to a distant city. The dispatch mentions naval and ferry actions and impending transfers for alleged serious crimes.
Disjointed dispatch describes New York observers praising sailors on a besieged island and recounts Spanish accounts of brave resistance. It notes ships in harbor, appeals for clothes and prov i sions, and promises of retaliation against Spanish forces. The tone mixes bravado with humanitarian aid, highlighting hardships faced by both sides.
The June Covid Jury presented two indictments placed on the secret file. One targeted Mrs Williams, who filed a suit against Captain Nevills, a coal mine owner. The other charged Myron H. Aghdenin with extortion linked to the Nevills case. both defendants were remanded, with some freed on bail.
In June, Bransan Clix reports the death of Captain Monice HoT, a Timous figure linked to the Woonederite sisters. The localSilent Majority notes the loss amid upheaval at Teme hete of a ter.
A. L. Hobbs of the Hobbs Pirsona Company reports in New York that fruit crops look mixed with large raisin stocks and tight dried fruit supplies. He predicts higher prices for grapes and plums, while peaches and apricots may fetch strong prices. Mississippi Valley prospects are favorable, though overall manufacturing shows modest prosperity.
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