Protection and Bimetal Lism in a Fragmented View
A dense editorial fragment discusses protection and bimetallism, citing Philadelphia manufacturers and the push to restore a silver standard. It connects monetary policy to American industry, warns of foreign competition from Japan and China, and argues for high tariffs to sustain wages and living standards while noting limits of protection. It also touches Detroit Pingree land reforms and local Fresno issues, with scattered notes on rail and irrigation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Aait
party of protection
Amerian
Japan
China
Atlantic
thiaques
hon
Jury power and judge discretion in Knutte case questioned
A California supreme court ruling affirms the judge may order a new trial if the evidence as a whole fails to sustain a verdict, insisting that jurors alone determine facts while the judge ensures fair process. The piece criticizes the decision as elevating judges above twelve lay jurors and calls for legislative attention. It also notes Stockton women plan a temporary home and nursery for working mothers and orphans, plus critique of public spending on courthouse pilasters and local reformers.
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California supreme court
agaimst
Knutte
ierest
Tnstead
Kuntte
eet
thie
supreme court
pew
Téitheas
Ladies’ And Society of
Stockton
American Salvation Army and urban concerns in California
A San Francisco Call excerpt surveys civic issues in California cities. It questions religious modernization, rail and streetcar safety, and proposals to fund prisons via liquor revenue while lamenting social tensions, animal cruelty prosecutions, and local political culture. It references Oakland writers, Stanislaus matters, and debates on concealed weapons and public order.
Fragmented thoughts mix politics crime and sports humor
A scattered column blends social notes and grievances from San Francisco debris about Koenig and robbers, a university student dispute over club memberships, a nervous man’s fire story, Yorke Ross controversy, Santa Cruz Penny Press praise, and a wheelman’s hat etiquette query, all threaded with local personalities.
McDonald Acquitted In Pacific Bank Records Case
R H Mc Donald Jr, president of the defunct Pacific Bank, was acquitted today of falsifying bank records. He had been jailed since the bank failed two years ago. The jury previously disagreed on the prior trial. additional charges remain but likely not to be tried.
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Tulare Register
San Francisco
Poe
Rowell
Reiutica
Stow
Regweler
dresno
John W. Quinn
internal revenue
W. W. Stow
John W. Conger
Quinn
Fresno
Alex
Gordon
J P Vincent
Conger
Quinn Conger
Tuan
sveral
Washington
alura
San Francisco Post
Freano Expositor
Grover Cleveland
United States
Johnson
Manonia
alluz
Mizzoury
senate
house
epin
Jolingon
Wall Street
Associated Law Students
Oakland
Muiewes
Susie j Lubankea
Brankie Lane
Mike Eubanks
luennous
les no
Misa Kubinka
Dante Prince
Pacific Bank
San Provcisco
R. H. McDonald Jr
McDonald
Mc Donald
Debated Cuban Question Nos 2 New Phases Stir Senate
A crowded senate galleries hear two new phases of the Cuban question debate. Speaker Henderson and Senator Hoar press for careful scrutiny of foreign utterances while Senator Teller and Chandler clash on ministerial propriety. The session closes with Hoar and Sherman steering the Cuban issue to the committee, and the Dupont contest resumes after an executive session.
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Wasmiseros
senate
Todge
Massachusetts
senor De Lome
Teller
Chandler
New Hampshire
Morgan
Castello
council of Spanish
Hale
Gladstone
United States
Senatora
Genet
United Sates
George’ Washington
Washington
Lord Sackville West
Sherman
congress
committee on
Thors
Hoar
Ida
ther desha
Ohio
legislative
erephans
Joar
Spain
Morgen
Masachusetts
goode
Cuba
Hoa
wach
Armenia
Henr
Olney
Massachusete
prejidice
Dupont
Turpie
Real Estate Transfers Across Fresno Area Report
A garbled list of real estate transactions mentions numerous transfers in Fresno County and surrounding areas. Names include Shepherd, Simbots, Malham Cotter, Martin Weight, John Guinasso, Henry Manke, and others with various parcel references, prices, and notes on parcels, rights of way, and gas grants. The fragmentary text also references a marriage notice from March 1964 and oblique notes on local properties, with scattered dates and partial lot descriptions.
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DY Shepherd
Simbots
Villa
Fresno
Malham Cotter
Charles
Martin Weight
John Guinasso
Hawke
Henry H Manke
letra Vista
John D Morgan
sorenson
Wallint
berry MEGUMI
Herringvnke
Famiz
panad
mag
Lole
tolresno
grant
UHL
Ferguts
Harvey
ream
thabride
syarcal Macho
fo hk Diesard Chaths& Mainturof ict Tonsend Mashington
Garett
W Mc Demalil
Freeng
Wrong Date Advert Creates Patient Confusion for Doctor
An error in an advertisement for Dr He Bhrhuh announced Fresno testing on Thursday March 12. The correct date was Wednesday March 11. The doctor died yesterday at Hughea hotel, affecting patient attendance. Communications go to 328 On Farrell street. plans show trips to Freeno on Thursday April.
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Phriichs
He Bhrhuh
Artvaiicws
Fresno
Thoreday
Lend
Hughea
Farrell street
Freeno
Thuraday
Apul
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Pingree
ig manchon
rome
Californis
custom house
sureme
Permars Madera
Vauley
Southern Pacific
Chamber of Commerce
Hundred Thousand club
aty
Hoy W W. Bowras
Bowera
McKinley
Presidency
Trs
Democratic board of supervisors
Africa
t+elasa
Pacific
San Francieco
saya
Healdsburg Enterprise
Visa Kverwash
editix
Salvation Army
America
Budd
hie
Berkeley
Stanford
Rov
R. Goodwin
San Franceco
Goodwin
Stanwlaua county
White Hat
McCarthy
Canty
anim
Stanislaus oflala
Gulifornia
hinarter
California
Adam Beaver
Dehelman
Europe
east
Frank Leslie
S. F. Call
Mr Logan
Rosnig
San Brancisco
coura
Logan
jaz
Koenig
pours
robbara
jclasa
deng
wall nog
John G
Joan G
John G “Shen
Morton
Corea
Wallstrest
John
Simon Thomas
Lancaster
Thomas
Yorke Ross
Lou
saybody
Ohmet
Santa Cruz
Phil Francis
AW McDONALD
LEVI STRAUSS & CO
Senor
ynemun
decis
Frank W. Berry
Frank W Berry
Taylor
Tulton
Smith Bros
BERRY
Farl W Horry analoye
Vane
etyer
Stephens & Beans
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