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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1898
Page
6
The Sheriff reported a burglary at a residence Sunday night. A thief entered through a window and stole jewelry and rings valued around $150, with officers pursuing leads but finding no trace. Sheriff Scott and family returned to the scene as investigators worked questions about the break in.
A string of horse theft incidents was reported around the city park. Several men were seen gathering near the area, and a value noted at about seventy dollars was mentioned. Police urge witnesses to come forward.
Notes describe the railroad reservation activity and a heavy raisin crop drawing many Mongolians to town. The piece covers workers, housing, transport of seeds and fruit, and effects on local trade and infrastructure amid a busy, unsettled period.
A report mentions Haselbich returning from a four-visit trip to a large ranch. It references diphtheria concerns, a boy’s condition, and a physician advising on diphtheria checks. The text also cites a cough remedy and a pharmacist's address at 17 "arp sq street.
The article discusses the growing role of bacteria in farming, highlighting nitrogen-fixing cultures, nitrifying ferments, and the use of es trogene as soil fertilizers. It explains how to prepare pure cultures, apply them to fields, and the potential commercial value of microbial fertilizers alongside the harmony between plant needs and microbial processes.
Fresno Times reports the death of Judge Thilly Stwart, a former Fresno deputy district attorney and charter member of a local company. Known for integrity, he served as city recorder and held deep community ties. He left behind two children and was remembered as a gentle, principled figure in Fresno.
An unfortunate family death story from Sanger reports Mrs Mex Smith dying Saturday evening from consumption. Her husband and young son were killed recently by a railroad train near Temlon. She had been married to A H Condra, who died by suicide years ago. One little girl survives.
Recorder Clark returned home Sunday night with injuries from an attempted assault. He sustained a severe blow over the left eye, a fracture to the left cheekbone, and a damaged arm. He was attended by medical staff and remains under care.
Mr and Mrs Thornton recount a a tense night when a burglar forced entry at their home. Shots rang out wounding the intruder as the couple defended themselves, details reveal a chaotic struggle and police pursuit nearby.
The Liesno Publishing Company signs over all outstanding accounts to P B Duile. The assignment covers circulation and debt collection with funds to be allocated to employees. Mortgage issues threaten foreclosure and possible temporary publication disruption. Generals and directors discuss fate of the paper amid uncertainty and possible wage payments.
An unauthorised appearance at a park platform led to a clash between Socialist and Republican and Democratic county committees. The speaker claimed rights to the stand, others argued the platform belonged to neither party, and the scene broke up after a brief confrontation with a snitch-like exchange and platform removal attempts.
A chaotic account shows EE Baird remaining steadfast amid Fusion opponents and public concern over education policy. The piece cites the state election, school leadership scrutiny, and calls for experienced administrators, with emphasis on stability and reform in the school system.
Maude Berry Fisher, daughter of Fulton G Perry of Fresno, has been chosen as the spring prima donna by Francis Wilson’s Opera Company. She has sung in opera for several years and will begin the season September 1, appearing in The Little Corporal in New York. Her soprano voice and dramatic ability mark her as a rising star in Philadelphia and other cities.
Yesterday multiple suits targeted real estate interests. William Cratam and others face quiet title action from New York Oil Co. over property leased by Miller. A separate suit by Mr Madsen seeks foreclosure of a mortgage for 396 dollars dated March 1894. Weyerise Institute sues to foreclose a 200 dollar mortgage tied to July County property.
A fragmentary report describes the Forsyth case with mounting expenses for all parties and the court. It notes costs awarded to the prevailing party and charges for sheriff’s fees, with execution sought on the judgment and proceeds to satisfy the costs.
Two well known young people, a Fresno sheriff and a local clergy officiant, performed the wedding ceremony Sunday in a city hall or church setting. The couple, Walte Hirt and Yuss Tawren, are described as prominent in local circles and were celebrated by family and friends.
Unclear OCR text mentions Whittefarm school and Recorder Clark. Readable parts indicate some students were released yesterday and a meeting or event referenced with a pioneer figure. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
The charge of murder against Ah Hi was dismissed after the coroner exonerated the defendant. The recorder noted no alternative but to discharge the case tied to the packing house fire death of a countryman.
A fragmentary report discusses potential changes in the agricultural market structure, noting industry leaders' optimism about a new arrangement involving growers and distributors. It mentions price guarantees, distribution challenges, and hopes for a successful cooperative.
Thomas Taylor succeeds to the position of master of the rou teuse at Liace, replacing Mr Pnelebright who sails to San Transco. Mr Ingle trohts family plans to return to Bier. A few days are being spent preparing for the mower event in about a week.
A partially legible note hints that Talmage may visit Fresno soon. The fragment suggests widespread admiring interest and a forthcoming California appearance, though details are unclear due to the damaged text.
The fragment describes a grapevine exhibit in chambers of commerce with a cluster of grapes over fifty pounds and a long bare stem, noting the unusual size and measurement details though the text is garbled. It mentions the grapes counting for a third of the vine and a vine cut for trophy-like reasons.
A fragment describes a drowning in the River Slockton involving foremen Mil ter and Tuas. The text mentions a near boat incident and references a line of workers or colleagues amid unclear details and timing.
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