21 Sep 1888
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Newspaper
Fresno Republican Weekly
Location
Fresno, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1888
Page
1
Historical OCR shows a bank directory with names and roles such as President Cashier and Directors. It notes general banking business transacted, domestic and foreign exchange, collections, and discounts. It references multiple banks including First National Bank New York and California banks, with material about dividends and settlement of accounts.
A nine year old boy named Tred Smith was riding with another youth on a bicycle when the front wheel broke at the skid, sending him forward onto a sharp iron piece and causing a severe spinal wound. Dr Pardea attended and the injured child was taken to hospital as the other boy was injured in the crush. The incident occurred in the vicinity of the Huis hotel where the family resides.
Abbreviated court diary reveals Ambros Grigida case adjourned to November term after motion by counsel. James Thompson fell victim to a February incident at Puevday, trial contends. multiple defendants including a noted burglar and a weapon case await rulings as judges, juries, and sheriffs pursue next steps amid ongoing proceedings.
Fragmented OCR shows a strong storm sequence with wind and rain, followed by notes on effects and public commentary. Mentions a large disturbance, danger from debris, and aftermath speculation. Includes garbled names and phrasing, suggesting period newspaper copy about a damaging weather event and its social impact.
The Armory in Fresno will open as a theater with wide emergency exits and plans to host performances beginning September 30. Manager Riggs will start booking acts in the venue, featuring the world famous Verona Tarbean in her Dew extravaganza Starlight.
In a bustling county scene residents discussed a murder case and a broad array of court actions. The coroner’s inquiry, town repairs, and inquiries into crimes dominated fleeting conversations as officials prepared for upcoming hearings. Notables included Alexander Goldynson and Mamie Kell’s case, with local and visiting professionals shaping the discourse. Community figures such as Justus Stow and George Anderson faced fines or sentences for vagrancy and disturbances, while a planning dispute tied to telegraph pole work drew attention to road and labor conditions.
The report covers a murder trial involving AV Bentley and J W Hatchcock amid a long running feud延 two years of armed clashes on land near Summit. Witnesses from Tumor, Huron and surrounding areas testified as the case examined whether Hatchcock was killed in self defense or retaliation, with political figures Voorhees and Harrison cited in discussing Union loyalties and copperheadism context.
A chaotic narrative recounts a tense street scene with a confrontation ending in a woman’s calculated action and bystander reactions. The story centers on fear, a pursuer, and an escape that leaves questions about identities and motives.
In a San Trinesto Bulletin excerpt from August 7, remarks recount John Wallerstaether and HE Clas Miller detailing the Civil War era. They contrast Senator Voorhees with General Harrison, criticizing Voorhees for conspiring with malcontents while Harrison fought to preserve the nation.
A Riverside Tribune excerpt reports on local labor, immigration and wages affecting grape picking. It notes complaints about Chinese laborers versus white workers, calls for boarding houses for migrants, and mentions public order at gatherings. The item references planters, grape shipments, and regional labor tensions with political overtones.
On trial for Hitchcock murder Bentley faced testimony tying him to the attempted arrest and killing of Tom Wattergon. Witnesses argued Bentley aided the fugitive, while the defense sought to discredit prosecution efforts as moonshine. The court heard the case with witnesses detailing confrontations and the jury trial proceeding toward a verdict.
A jumble of local news items recounts a conversation with a famed road conductor about shop closures, labor tensions, and company policies. The piece also notes court actions including Ramon’s conviction, forthcoming trials, and administrator appointments, plus license disputes and a political candidate card in Selma era prose.
A confusing set of accusations centers on a sequence of arrests and a jail escape, detailing property disputes, alleged threats, an abortive stage robbery attempt, and a catapult of related crimes. Key figures include Beale, Beck, Sykes, and Grodenough with the pursuit spanning multiple towns and months.
Two to three hundred residents gathered in front of Lha Hughes to hear W oD Tupper and Bruce Cavitt discuss Democratic issues. Tupper spoke slowly about tariffs and urged votes for district attorney nominee. Cavitt followed with vigorous enthusiasm for nearly an hour, praised as an excellent young cavalryman beyond politics.
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