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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
5
Disjointed reports describe evacuation talks as Ameri mint stoners and Spanish commission factions square off in Washington. Officials, amid public embarrassment, debate invasion safeguards and future plans while Puerto Rico remains a focal point of tension and policy wrangling.
A Montauk report details a large military parade involving about one thousand troops. The event includes planned movements, officials, and dates with emphasis on parade timing, organizers, and associated activities in New York.
Report from San Francisco on General Merriam urging the Department in Washington to authorize sending additional troops to Honolulu. The piece notes unrest and the possibility of increased manpower, with no clear word from Washington on plans or timing. It mentions the local protest and current troop strength, hinting at broader military moves and upcoming decisions.
Tonight at Gretta Sw York Athlete Club a bout between Bonner and Creedon ended when Dan Che was knocked down and injured his ankle. Referee counted him out as spectators doubted the fall, while a Melbourne observer noted the bout may have gone on. Meanwhile in San Francisco a judge considered distributing the late James G Far estate to beneficiaries after objections from creditors and a long-standing claim.
The U S Navy plans three battleships with Newport News and Union Iron Works as contenders. An amendment aligns plans to Cramp’s design, seeking 184 knot speed and 16 knot hull length, with each firm expected to secure one contract. An Indian youth steals a bicycle near the post office, is caught, and jailed for grand larceny.
Washington dispatch reports a high official saying Cuba invasion forces would include regulars and volunteers though exact composition and numbers remained undecided. He indicated it was still possible to adjust proportions as needed.
The senate today adopted a protocol aligning with the Alisp and Americat agendas. Officials indicated the measure enacts formal cooperation and sets us on a path to closer alliance with allied nations.
Over 700 delegates gather as Los Angeles Republicans push to have the South name the next U S senator. The scene features a crowded gallery and a charged mood amid discussion of a southern nomination and party unity.
Maine Republicans announce candidates for several congressional districts. Lewiston and Portland figures named along with others in Augusta and Nelson Dineley, Edwin Borlegh, Charles Poutelle and Lion Reed across districts.
Garland coroner Baldwin states human remains found yesterday by two girls near the estuary unit originated from a medical college dissection room. Investigation underway today seeking identity and cause.
Magistrate orders the capture of the Impress ofusttia’s killer, moved to the anthropometrical institute for examination and photography. Photos will reach police in cities where he resided. A second exam probes his motives and past, revealing a troubled life including time in Buda Pest and Lausanne.
San Jose officials ordered an inquest into the death of Miss Imily Blanchard after an accident at Alum Rock park. The inquest will be Wednesday at 4 PM and she is described as a native of San Jose.
Orders issued for withdrawal of regular troops from Camp Yes Montauk. Twelfth Infantry sails to Jefferson Barracks. Twenty second Infantry moves toward Crook Neb as troops depart Montauk by week’s end.
A detailed report discusses farm conditions across the district, noting strong and steady currency in trade plans and crop prospects. It cites sugar and fruit markets, price ranges, and anticipated yields for cotton, prunes, and other staples, with August assets totaling around 31,000 dollars and notable farm activity linked to beet and wool production.
A Swiss federal council organized ceremony in Geneva for the late Jimpress of usia. The procession included government members, parliament, diplomats, and a large crowd at Hotel Lem Huge. The cathedral bells rang as the procession moved to the hotel terrace. The event lasted over an hour amid hot sun and crowd fervor.
The seventeenth incarnation of the Sons of Ver tins was convened in this city by Senior Vice Commander George 1 Coghall of Guind Rapids Michigan. With Commander in Chief Charles 4 Dorling of Laston absent, a dispute over the election of commander in chief arises among three prominent candidates.
United States Cuban evacuation commissioners were not allowed to land. Delegation members and staff photographed public buildings during a carriage ride through Havana streets. Ships arrived with officials, including Benjamin Gourrt and Theodore Perez, while landings remained on board the vessels Realut Rewdimird Sampson and others.
A senior official of the Sumtt Telephone and Lele Hipah Company arrived from Stackt yesterday and stated plans to extend a new telephone line to Holl and Firebauh. He said feasibility depends on line size to justify costs and that extending to Luelagh would offer convenience once the telegraph office is closed.
A heated Lowell school district meeting focused on moving students from the Lowell building to Hawthorne. Residents including W. Mackenzie and J. Hab followed by others argued taxpaying city limits should not force their children outside the city for schooling or sanitation concerns. The board referred transit changes to Mr. Daley and adjourned after reading a transfer request and noting low water at the high school.
A distressing case in which Ms Maas and her children faced poverty. She reportedly killed herself with strychnine after attempting to build a fire, leaving a note for her children. The board provided support, sending the family to Colorado as cheaper than orphanage care. The Recorder claimed misallocation of $106.88 in recording fees and sought reimbursement, while the case was reviewed by the District Attorney.
Dresno county Orphanage Association met yesterday at Mig 17 Siymour residence. The group approved sending orphans to the public school with district funding, using the fair grounds club house as a temporary classroom. Adoptions reported show all children thriving. plans for medical care for a injured boy were discussed, and donations were acknowledged.
The Vailey Lumber Company yesterday brought suit to foreclose a lien on a two story lodging house built in Tinity by I Dore Sayte and her husband. The lumber claim totals 561 and bondsmen Ball and Rochon are named along with several individuals.
Clerks met in Justice St Johns court room to begin Sunday closing of all stores. JT Mayne elected vice president and a commission of Rorymuo S J Cohn and L Mary to gauge merchant and public sentiment. Jus St John thanked for use of his court room. next meeting set for Monday night with notices to be in the Republican. New members Goodman Andre urging members Webster Mitchell and Hut listed.
Charles Laiou, a Chinese jeweler, confronted a man he believed to be a burglar near his shop on Saturday night. The assailant fled toward the rear, was tackled by Laiou, and escaped only after being chased toward nearby streets. The confrontation ended with the burglar named Arthur Gonzales.
A 15 year old roving youth, Shafer, was killed when struck and dragged under a streetcar near Tulare Street in St Louis. Witnesses describe a crowd at the scene as coroner Long investigated the grisly remains and the father’s address was traced to 2012 North Twelfth Street. The inquest returned a verdict of residential death through the deceased’s carelessness.
A fierce forest fire threatened Clovis timber mills as flames swept over the mountains toward the site. Workers were sent from the Vering establishment to help fighting the blaze, with backfires checked the spread. The origin of the fire remains unclear, but it destroyed many stables and similar structures.
Wichita woman Miss Birdie Daly received a piece of hardtack from troops at Santiago with a postage stamp affixed and the address inked across it. The quirky artifact offers a glimpse into wartime mail practices and Uncle Sam’s provisioning.
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