09 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1894
Page
1
A damaged report summarizes tense movements near Mantien with Japanese forces poised to attack Pun and Wang hin. It notes Yangtese defenses led by commandant Ted Mar hal Coant and Ovana ire near the front line, while mentioning tape lines and possible open routes for Tayane forces.
Fragmented reports describe a plan to place a bronze monument to General Grant in Golden Gate Park San Francisco. A small committee has raised funds but incomplete inscriptions and staff remain. Rupert Schad of San Francisco is the lone living sculptor involved, with work underway after a trip to New York.
A group of women stockholders in the Hacer Mining Water vs Power company accuse officers of mismanagement and seek the appointment of new directors from among the stockholders. They allege funds were diverted to treasury but little work has progressed on undergado projects. Meanwhile a report notes an expedition to Lincoln county to pursue outlaws and secure fresh mounts, led by Cahime with 110 men.
A San Francisco San Francisco era dispatch discusses Chinese voters and potential election implications in California. It mentions native born Chinese residents, electors, and concerns about political influence in the forthcoming election, with notices of other national and local political developments.
The report notes heavy chaos in Mexico City with crowds panicking in the streets, buildings damaged and many injured or killed. Separate items cover a Lake Erie storm threatening vessels, rescue efforts, and varied dispatches from San Francisco to Ohio, including proclamations and political notes.
An editor named for Arthur McEwen is arrested on a criminal libel charge in Sandrisa on November 9. He is released on 29000 bond after promising not to publish further allegations. The case ties to claims about Melwens Ife and a controversial letter, with local anger over recent press actions.
Two noted San Diego residents faced trial and were sent to Folsom for counterfeiting offenses. The event drew a large crowd of local spectators and authorities including Governor Merriam, with frenzied media attention and public concern over crime in the region.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a youth in the Dutch court, wedding details, and family scenes alongside a column on Irish superstitions. The piece mingles portraits of royal life with domestic memories, and a note on Miss Anny P Church entering the women’s undertaker trade in Toledo.
Fragmented OCR notes describe election contest tensions in New York and Missouri with Republicans Democrats and Populists claiming leads and possible commissions. Mentions a November vote, plurality expectations, and potential shifts in congressional seats amid party power struggles.
Republican congressman claim a 218 seat majority in the next House with 153 seats needed for a majority and forecasts of California gains. Democratic chairman Faulkner disputes any firm predictions while noting confidence in a Democratic majority in the chamber. Other items include a murder theory for Witthos Bartlett, a boxing injury, and local campaign notes.
William Toomey and Vass Carla Barrell wed last Sunday evening at the bride’s parents’ San Pablo Avenue home in a prettily staged ceremony. The bride wore pearls and lace with a white rose bouquet. bridesmaid in lemon silk carried chrysanthemums. The groom’s party wore black. Rev DH Allan officiated, followed by a lavish repast and celebrations. The couple will reside at 173 Bony Street.
In California waters a swordfish battle unfolds with a giant fish clashing against human swordsmen. Observers report a fierce clash lasting minutes, with the monster breaching and rolling before being driven ashore or killed. Witnesses note the swordfish’s massive bill and speed as the fight entertains onlookers near the shore.
A condemned prisoner, Shiriel Kirid, is executed by a sheriff in a grisly scene. The sheriff fires, the bullet exits, and Kirid dies after a prolonged, brutal process. Deputies restrain him as the crowd watches, with fears of further trouble after the incident.
A bartender at the Gino Barroom confronted a robber who demanded surrender. The bartender wrestled the robber and, after a struggle, disarmed him. The wound to the robber’s abdomen was not life threatening. the bartender is reported to have lost use of one hand by doctor’s note.
A chaotic early campaign scene centers on a forged telegram related to supervisor election maneuvering. The dispatch allegedly influenced ballots, with investigators tracing the hoax to political rivals and a postal official in Lane claimed to confirm details. Meanwhile, a coroner handled a sudden death verdict for Valentin Matlock near Tulare County, while Collins Canal Company issues notice of assessment and deadlines for stock payments.
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