11 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
1
After days of bloodshed and chaos, Wilmington reshaped its government with a resigning board and a citizens committee seizing control. White and Black factions clash as mobs burn property, exchange fire, and a reinforced force from neighboring towns mobilizes to restore order.
Crowds clash with armed citizens as the governor promises a response. National Guard units patrol in uniforms while reinforcements retreat. confusion grows, plans consider appointing a small committee to oversee the city while authorities face a tense standoff.
Washington dispatch reports that Republican leaders claim a strong majority in the next House and potential gains in the West. They cite district results and the overall swing as proof that obstructionists are sidelined, with two uncertain districts noted in California and Texas. Democratic leaders warned of a possible organized opposition in the new House.
Santa Ana November 10 John Hancock the abducted...demeaning text appears incomplete and garbled. Hancock allegedly admitted involvement with a gang of thieves operating in Oregon and Nevada and implicated associates Carter and others. He claims a failed loot plot and disputes with a partner. denial of other crimes remains.
Official county tally for San Francisco shows Governor Gage leading with 8082 votes, Harman 4401, Maguire 47, McComas 136, and Supt Public Instruction Gallagher 191. Associate Justices Summe me Court results list Conlly 30, McTarlind 163, Stewart 82, Thompson 1096, Jan Dye 368, Van Sleet 0. The legislative delegation reads Senators Republicans 3 Democrats 1. Assemblymen Republicans 11 Democrats 0.
The Sixth California Regiment members are returning home to be mustered out. They have been granted 30 days furlough ending tomorrow. Muster-out under Captain H C Danes Third Artillery. expect two to three weeks of camp at Fort Point for medical examinations to determine illnesses for later discharge actions. Acting assistant surgeons J D Cutter and E C Webb will conduct exams. A T Peds Ixy will inspect two Seventh Regiment members in Los Angeles before muster out.
The quiet ceremony at Rev J M French's residence united Miss Della Birdsell and J H McGowan of Sacramento. The couple, well known locally, received warm wishes for a long and prosperous life from many friends.
A lively clash at the railroad reservation pits Ross Shain and Rube Utterback in a feud that dates back weeks. Shain, now a bus driver at Pleasanton, pleaded guilty to battery in Justice St Johns court and awaits sentencing.
Fire at Selma destroyed a two story frame house owned by Mr. Tallie Becher and its contents. Reimns and family occupied the property at the time. Estimated loss about 900 with 200 insurance. Fire blamed on a defective fuse. The business in the Justices and police courts is picking up again. Drunks and vagrants who enjoyed immunity before the election are finding a lodging place in the county jail. Congregational church members hosted a reception last evening. the event was very enjoyable.
Fresno and surrounding towns report weather notes and city movements. Residents James Burns and Jhn Ve Wallin return from San Francisco while others travel to the valley for brief visits. Longtime locals and visitors from Oakland, Pleasanton, and San Mateo are seen around town as winter settles in.
Prominent scientists and historians are cited as evidence that sons of clerics have long contributed to science and letters. The piece argues clergy families foster intellect across centuries, listing names from Linnaeus to Spurgeon and noting many clerical descendants excel in literature, philosophy, and science.
J E McCready a laborer was kicked by a horse while tending animals near Kearney ranch Tuesday evening. The blow knocked him unconscious and he was taken to town for treatment by Dr Maupi and Dunn. He rests at the county hospital and is expected to recover.
William Myers, found guilty of battery, was yesterday sentenced to six months in the county jail by Justice. Austin Myers is already serving a lengthy misdemeanor sentence. the new term cannot begin until the current sentence ends, resulting in a prolonged confinement.
A clipped account reveals a dispute between a contracted supplier and Vir Reaney associates. Allegations include breach of contract by reallocation of profit shares, unauthorized arbitration actions, and attempts to seize company assets. The narrative cites missing invoices, delayed payments, and staffing moves amid a broader public controversy over business practices.
A dated 1895 protest recounts bonds posted, continued demands for $4083, four office checks totaling $4073, and an ensuing court matter. The author claims wrongful disruption by Mr Kearney, asserts a right to original terms, and describes actions to protect a shipping business and public image.
Frank Dusys Dusy one of the county’s oldest pioneers died at Sel mida. He came to California in 189 from Warioner and Liesno, engaged in mining then shop ruins, involved in lawsuits including a $1100 judgment against William Helm and a clash with Southern Pacific over ejectment. He was among first to mine gold in Vivka and planned a cap ed voyage to the CIO Inlet. funeral today under Pearl Mount or Lee services.
Fragmented county vote tale shows fusionists claiming most offices with Marshall Hoxie and Barnum near victory. official tally awaited as seven precincts missing. Rival watchers clashed over securing ballots as observers pressed for protection and neutrality amid tense post election scene in the Supervisors rooms.
A Chinese man Ah Chue Te1, dubbed the Slayer, claimed self defense after a fatal shooting stemming from jealousy and a confrontation at a basement pool hall. He surrendered to authorities and was taken to jail while the victim’s family and bystanders discussed the violence and its racial tensions.
A Baptist Union meeting features Dr. Gaston criticizing the modern minister as effeminate and exclusive. He argues clergy lack solid manhood and that reverence for tradition blocks progress. The piece notes ministers depend on church favor and tradition, urging reform or exit to avoid obsolescence. Rachel J. Quich sues for divorce from William Wo Quich. complaint sealed.
Fresno Century Club directors push for 6pm store closings citing worker recreation needs while urging Merchants Association to aid public sentiment against post 6pm openings. Resolutions await next association meeting with committee to coordinate social events and outreach to growers and merchants. Local notices list regional officials and visitors amid election results and conference travel.
A satirical seaside note mocks greed and showy claims, claiming excess purchases and inflated prices. The writer jests about gobbling stock, a pricey old gentleman, and fortunes stretched to bend public favor, ending with an invitation to “come and see us.”
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