Fresno Republican notes on politics storms and power
In the Fresno Republican issue from October 11 1889 a kaleidoscope of topics is sketched. It mentions political factions Mormon influence in statewide contests and city governance loans flags and local policing changes. The column also cites infrastructure plans water power prospects and a tribute to the late J H Hamilton outlining communal loss and civic duty.
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Internal Revenue tax debate fuels California wine fight
The piece argues the Internal Revenue tax on distilled liquors, especially wine related, is unnecessary and punitive. It condemns enforcement as excessive, urges repeal, and notes political shifts toward state and local control. Also notes agricultural concerns, including grape and fruit products, and calls for petitions to repeal the tax.
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The Height of Adacity and Our Contemporary History
A critical ideological piece argues that current public debt trends reveal ignorance among contemporaries. It cites the October 1859 debt statement showing a monthly decrease and hints at political biases. It defends patience, perseverance, and education as means to understand history and Republican protection.
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Fresno Hosts State Assemblies with Hospitality and Pulpit Tours
Frisco Hioseliatiny Tresno notes eight months of grand parlor sessions drawing visitors from 41 portions of the state. Fresno showcases hospitality during Grand Lodge meetings, church conferences, revivals, and county fairs as delegations mingle with locals.
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Bob Burdett
Thomas Nusts
Rog Moody
Sam Jones
Sells Brothers
Audacious four new states shape protection and reform era
A provincial sketch notes movement forming a Republican majority across farmers miners and workers as protection and reform rise. Reports claim improving real estate markets and a rising migration tide to California while local issues include pollution, sawdust bans, and a Norwegian colonization near Merced. A Norse explorer plans a North Pole expedition with a cold reception anticipated. The piece ends urging sensible Sunday observance.
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Politically Turbulent Campaigns and Crop News Across States
The era’s political clash features free trade versus protection within Democratic factions led by Cleveland and Hill, with New York and Montana shaping the race. Reports show Republicans gaining in Washington and the Dakotas, while Democrats win governor and seats in Montana, altering the Senate balance. Rural notes warn on tobacco, Fresno crops, and rain’s impact on harvests, plus a sensational crime mention and rail progress updates.
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Devons Widow and Quiet Home in Old Colony
A fragmented reminiscence covers Devon Grive’s widow, social politics, and a quiet homestead. A narrator recalls a funeral scene and a woman’s quiet influence, then shifts to a salon-like debate about gender and manners, ending with a dampening anecdote about dogs and travel plans.
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Reedley landlord severely injured in hunting accident
H B Barnum, Reedley hotel landlord, aboard a wagon near Watoka dam on the 76 canal, was seriously hurt when his shotgun slipped and discharged while he and Edward Miles were duck hunting last Monday. The brief report notes the perilous mishap and injuries without further details.
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Arm amputated after misfire during loading
Witness recounts a rapid discharge when drawing the hammer that tore flesh and lodged shot in the left arm just below the shoulder. Doctors Hayden and Rowell faced grave doubts, and the arm was amputated at the shoulder joint. The patient has slowly improved but remains at risk.
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Funeral details for J T Wanilton and burial at Mountain View
The funeral procession and services for J T Wanilton moved from Oakl and to Alameda with a large Knights Templar escort and local dignitaries. The service at Alameda followed a formal tribute by Rev T Grant and concluded with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Also reported is the death of Wallum Simpson of Contarsville from natural causes after a brief illness and details of an autopsy showing a heart growth and organs enlarged.
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Alameda
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WHLIAM SIMPSONS
Timber Land Sale Near Pine Ridge to Johnson
N Griffithold sold 690 acres of timber land yesterday to R B Johnson. The land lies on Pine Ridge above Toll House, with William Ockenden operating a sawmill on the property. Lumber is sold to Ockenden at 260 dollars per thousand feet, with an estimated yield of 32 million feet of lumber.
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Toll House
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Johnson
Destruction by Fire Destroys Parker Residence at Herndon
The Herndon home of W II Parker burned last Saturday night while Parker was away. A Chinese cook occupied the residence during the fire. The damage is estimated near $1600 with insurance coverage.
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Breathing Pure Air and Health Rules From a 19th Century Doctor
A long article urges preservation of health through strict breathing of pure air. It discusses the universe’s laws, personal habit discipline, and the benefits of regular full breathing to prevent illness. It cites oxygen nitrogen and carbon dioxide balances, advocates outdoor activity, and criticizes poor daily routines.
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Oro Sold For 1000 At Bag Dry Creek Sale
The winning horse Oro owned by the Owen brothers of Bag Dry Creek was sold last Saturday for 1000 amid conditions to show greater speed at the Visalia race. The first annual meeting of the San Joaquin Valley Veterans' Association was postponed with no new date set. County Recorder fees for September totaled 957 4) Pw Collector reports license collections for September at 2000 05.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla claims strong blood cleansing powers
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a specially prepared tonic from several herbs and roots. It is said to cure scrofula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and general debility and to purify blood. The ad notes its popularity in Lowell Massachusetts where it is produced and widely sold by local druggists.
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Los Angeles
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