Fresno Republican notices from October 11 1889
Local Fresno items report Judge Sayle in San Francisco and Professor Martin visiting Oakland. Notables visiting Fresno include C F and L W Johnston of Visalia and Max Cohen of Modesto. W W Stocker named Fresno Consul for the League of American Wheelmen. Street paving and plowing prep to begin Tulare to Mariposa streets. Visitor John Jay of San Jose praises Fresno fair over San Jose views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Sayle
San Francisco
J. M. Martin
Oakland
Max Cohen
Modesto
Cohen
Frank H. Ball
Paducah Payne
C.F
L. W. Johnston
Visalia
Fresno
I. L. Granger
Modesto Herald
W.W. Stocker
League of American Wheelmen
Oregon
Presbyterian Church
J. 11. Hamillon
W. D. Johnston
Louis Einstein & Co
George Hoxie
BR. A. Farmer
W .H. Farmer
Tulare City
Grand Lodge
Independent
Order of Good Templars
John Johnston
Mies Johnston
Johnston
Tulare
Mariposa
Bete Eae
Young Pompey Hill Confesses to Rifle Theft
Yesterday afternoon a 12 year old colored boy named Pompey Hill confessed to stealing a rifle from L Cramer, a carpenter, during his absence from his tent at the Fair Grounds last Wednesday. Deputy Constables Doolittle and Vance brought him before Justice Wolcott, Hill was jailed pending trial with a date yet to be set. Other suspects John Williams Joseph Hawking and William Best, arrested earlier, may be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompey Hill
Doolittle
Vance
L. Cramer
Carpenter
Fini Jis
Fair Grounds
Justice Wolcott
John Wiliams
Joseph Hawking
William Best
Tt 1 Dill Aay
Toxar
Court notes from yesterday in justice court actions
Otto Wilhiames paid a $25 fine after striking 5. J. Henders in the head with a pitchfork at the race track. Thomas O Connor and others were jailed for vagrancy with sentences of twenty days each, while NM. J. German received fifteen days. James Butler and Vo Jones, labeled drunks, got five days. A man arrested for following a woman from Lughes Hotel to the New York bakery gave the name Morris Letterer and denied the charge, while charging Charles Shank and wife with beating him. his trial is pending. A $50 bond was posted for their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Otto Wilhiames
J. Henders
Thomas O'Connor
J. Edwards
Thomas Foster
William O'Brien
Tustice Hague
J. German
James Butler
Vo Jones
Prcnve
Wofford
Lughes Hotel
New York
Morris Letterer
Justice Wolcott
Hie
Charles
Shank
Hank
Honda
Hayve—l~pot
Annie
Brank
Boston Commercial
Pha Hoyst
John
Trowbridge
New England
Napoleon
Rochester
Agay
Armenian worker pulled from trench by Merced and L streets
A trench collapse at the rear of the street Improvement Company hotel corner in Fresno yesterday morning trapped Partarbu Armenian worker. Fellow laborers freed him. no bones broken after doctor arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ois
C.D
Cain
Residence Burglarized While Family Away on North Jatreet
During a temporary absence Mr and Mrs Mesing a burglary occurred at their North Jatreet home at 6 o clock last evening. A thief entered the house from a wardrobe and bureau taking clothing and jewelry valued at 209 dollars. The thief even changed shoes with Mr Messing leaving the old pair on the rear steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mesaing
North Jatreet
Messing
Manzanita Beats Asa in Fresno Fair Wind Up
The Fresno Third Annual Fair wind up features Manzanita defeating Asa in the prize races amid a busy day of pacing heats, hurdles, and sprint dashes. Emma Temple led the day’s notable performances, with Don Tomas and other horses delivering strong showings as pools held steady and spectators debated a controversial finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Fresno
Sniloh's System Vitalizer Sale Promises Quick Cure
Advertises a 7 cent patent remedy to cure indigestion constipation dizziness and poor appetite. Claims to treat many ills with a system vitalizer sold by Williams & Sondaweowl in Panaxo county and United Bates vendors. Prompts readers to consider the product for instant relief.
Good Tem plars Grow To Prominence In California
The Independent Order of Good Templars, born in New York in 1851, has expanded globally with 690000 members, 6000 posts, and rituals in fifteen tongues. California hosts the nation’s most organized lodge system, with Pacif e No. 1 in Santa Cruz and a Grand Lodge session planned in Fresno on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Order of the Sons of St. George
Fresno
Hagerty Block
H. M. Flatton
Worthy
San Francisco
Worthy Mast
John Choice
Jackson
K. Allen
Dr. Phip
Winter Worthy
Dr. Sponogle
Thomas Tudge
T. J. Drew
Inside Sentinel
A Perkina
Outside Sentinel
C.F. Ward
J. Scott
W. Edwards
Thomas Grey
Ferera
South Street
Independent
Order of Good Templars
New York
James
Garfield
Good Templars
Afric
Sweden
Mne Caitral
Ehffithood
Athens
California
Dacre
Pacife
Santa Cruz
Pehenary
Frost
Sacramento
Order of Crand Templars of
Avenge Altendanes
Grand Lodge of California
Fresna
Ab Armory
Grand Lodge
Frank Storer
District Templar
Delver
Fon
J. M. Walling
Grand Chief Templar
Fresno County
Dancing and the Correspondent on Moral Dance Views
A letter from Epivor or tun Isterton praises The Interior for its practical stance on dancing. The writer recalls the paper’s earlier balanced discussion of dancing as a habit of youth and its later reflection on how disciplined, faithful lives gain respect and lasting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epivor
Dance Ties and Moral Doubts Spur Conflicting Views
A reader recounts shifting views on dancing from strict opposition to uncertainty after reading a campfire memoir. The piece contrasts early preachings, editorials, and moral fears with anecdotes of dancers becoming grandmothers and faithful wives, questioning whether dance harms boys or uplifts girls.
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J. T. Ross
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Ben Harrison
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Black Bess
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Shartenders
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Qld
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Carl
Freano
Tom Haslett
Ana
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Allie Blain
Oro
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Los Angeles
Grand Duchess of
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Selma
L. D. Scott
Clifton
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AJ. Hudson
W. J. Prather
Fulton G. Berry
Poulery
William Gifford
Bremen
PR. Barrett, Hicks & Co
Fiester
Edward Martin
Washington Colony
Wolf
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Sons OF ST
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Morrison
Methodist Episcopal Church
Visaila Delta
Panaxo County
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The
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Literary Society
Our
Woman’s Missionary Board
Hell
New Jerusalem
C. A. WW
Shiloh
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Hod Ty Willems & Son
Grand Central Market
T St. Opp
Expositor Office
Baird Bros
PRETO
Pine City
Mt. Raymond
Mariposa Big Trees
Wowana
Tage
Raymond
Alira
Philp
Packard Brothers
Ake
Promptio
Bonsado
Lumbe Yard
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A. J. Pedlar
M. G
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Grand Central Hotel
GE .Mauel
Freeno Canal and Portation Company
Fremo CG. and
L. Co
National Banks
Pew
J. C. Cooper
Cooper
SUAB
Shoobert, Beale & CO
Bele Agents
RAN Brancinco, Cal
W. EH. Loomis
Orries
Mariposa Street
Dinun Street
Oe Mook
Faolumne
Q Streets
Sundasa
Olicehourse
Cty
Enterprise Canal and Irrigation Company
FreEsno
Cal
First National Bank of
Costa
Vincent
A. M.clark
W. H. McKenzie
Clark & McKenzie
Government of State
Aino Popets
Fresno Agricultural Works
Walter A. Woods
Holingsworth
L Streets
Barcgans
W. L. Douglas
Congress
Button and Lave
Douglas
W.ol. Douglas
Brockton
Antdatain
Jotin Johnston
Cor
Pulare and
M Sis
Feventings Courthouse Square
C. A. Schweizer
Hughes Hotel
Traver
Visalia Talare
Hanford
SAN Joaquin Lumber CO
J. O. Buxbee
Tile Superior Court
County of Freano
State of California
Abraham W. Peirce
de~ Partners
Froano County
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Orgakl
Superior Court
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