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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
1
On March 13 the rebel forces capitulated after government batteries opened fire at noon and torpedo boats, warships, and shore batteries returned fire. The city trembled as troops evacuated, streets crowded with refugees, and the government fleet moved into the harbor to a welcome from shore.
The Pollard Breckenridge case opened with Judge Bradley admonishing attorneys after a scuffle and claims of weapons in court. Witnesses, including Sister Cecilia, testified about deposits, letters, and exhibit admissibility as debates continued into the noon adjournment. A March 13 note mentions painter Charles Phelan in Mission near Mine teenth involved in a separate incident.
A report describes a blast and fire incident with injuries and property damage. Phelan denies liability while insurers review a $1000 claim amid disputed fault and responsibility following the explosion.
Two masked robbers forced Station Agent Lusk from his railway hotel to the station and compelled him to deliver $10000 in money and checks for Wellington. They rode southward. officials ordered a pursuit. Separately, strike actions at Sunon & Au caused gate closures and forced workers from the dye house.
An armed incident on the International and Great Northern northbound Express near Ve Raullsswitch failed when a robber hesitated at 20 clock. Officers pursued, the culprit confessed, and a plan to stop the train for a hot reception was discussed but the attempt did not succeed. Officers halted the trigger for action, with the robber turning himself in after signs of a strike.
In a heated House of Lords battle on abolition, amendments for ending hereditary peer power faced a 147 to 149 vote. Sir William Harco supported debate but warned against hasty action while Labour and Libouchere pressed to force extinction, prompting chaotic scenes and resignations in the chamber.
A bomb exploded near a house at Vantger Shar in Wellington mine district injuring one unknown person at the door. No fatalities reported. Probe ongoing as districts report uproar and social aid reforms. Markets note wheat steady and corn prices drop amid heavy stocks as San Antonio Reef Souls charity groups disperse toward California.
A major trust violation proposal will be presented to the House by Representative Tonner of Tousina. It seeks to condemn the Ganon Failing Railway debt and alleges misappropriation by current and past directors and legal representatives. The measure calls for special investigations and potential prosecutions and would direct President to pursue court action to recover 49 million dollars plus 40 million in interest.
A man accused of killing Mrs Eglestons at a ranch near Gukgle Mono was captured in Urideeport by Dick Watkins. The motive remains unclear. The report also mentions a prior incident involving a boy and prayers, and references the TySell case with John Thr iell and Tyrol, plus two trains wrecked with fatalities near Durhte and Mountain Home Idaho, including workers injured or killed.
A report describes a record cargo of California brandy bound for the German army, totaling 13 to 14 thousand gallons in barrels. The shipment, coordinated by a trusted wholesaler, included wine and other spirits, prompting debate over its legality and impact on hospital service morale.
In the House of Commons the government indicated it would move to substitute another part of its reply to the Lords concerning the demand for abolition. The court noted the government aimed to avoid responsibility while facing the Lords. The exchange centered on the motion and the ministers’ stance on responsibility for the proposed change.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and events surrounding a congressional committee probe into a proposed injunction. It mentions Jenkins, a court order, opposition by Catholic groups, and a boycott by merchants amid a national political stir.
United States Secretary of State Washington reports say operations directed by the president for the more air assault on the water front. Five ships and troops gathered at Tachitasaslind with high officials and soldiers aboard. Da Gawi left the field as government forces captured front positions. AMLOWTSON Winsinsctos March 14 notes news from Rio de Janeiro where Thompson’s call to Secretary Gresham relieved fears of a possible US dispute. The aim is to remove sailors exposed to yellow fever and redeploy ships to duties where needed amid naval unsettlements.
Huntington, leader of the Southern Pact, warned President Rembiart that the Senta Te proposal would end further consultations within days. Southern Tacitu withdrew its Circular, barring travel rights on the Southern Laci road, while Sacra ente to San Francisco travel on the side. Mayas Rewbart noted the shift as essential to ending privileges. Dead Babies Discovered in Lacheco Creek.
A chaotic standoff in Colorado centers on Governor Waite ordering federal and state troops to seize city hall from fire and police commissioners. Amid martial law rumors, police resist, arms are drawn, and arbitration talks surface as General Brooks and General McCook assess the next steps to restore order in Denver.
A proposed new race track at Geewa Vis near the industrial school has been purchased for about £10,000 by Walbaum of New York, Gorrhwe and F Uhlman of Chicago, and WY Gunstof of San Lean accorded to plans. Work is to begin at once with modern improvements.
The Raisin Question shows Communications on masterly inactivity as growers debate next Saturday’s meeting. Plans to market raisins, raise prices, and influence the Democratic ticket are discussed, with proposals to mobilize through a symbolic “sweat box” tactic aimed at pressuring political figures and business leaders.
A petition filed in the superior court by an insolvent resident requests a declaration of insolvency for The Ht de Wallies vane dne. The document lists numerous creditors and assigns asset values, noting a disputed purchase contract and a claimed personal property exemption of $497.901g. The petition asserts assets total $84490 with a $24693 value deemed subject to the case.
A garbled 1584 report shows a letter from Congressman Bowers concerning reservation lands near Lind and Whighty Creek in Madera County. It notes a typed reply and discusses mining and water concerns. Riverdale notes include a hall to be built at Llichoro, entertainment planned, and local fundraising. An inquest details a suicide by throat slitting and other court items reference vagrancy and a Cal-Mear lodge sentence.
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