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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
2
The item surveys volatile global and domestic currents, noting infectious disease spread in Manila era, U S policy shifts, and Republican party maneuvering toward a 1906 election. It reports South African conflict dynamics, Porto Rico cotton trade, and debates on commercial travel, price fixing, and consumer impact.
A garbled Texas page reports crop depreciation in Grayson and Brown counties, a watermelons forecast, and a large 1900 production claim. It notes a Dallas convention on July 4 for a state ticket, a state court opinion, and substantial woven goods totals in Crosby County. It also mentions a charity hospital rooted by benevolence and a local public sale.
Fragmentary text recounts Yale affiliations and individuals like O Wolcott and W M Stews fitting into a broader discussion. It mentions liquid air experiments, cost estimates, and potential refrigeration uses, with references to New York and county resources and future storage plans.
Disjointed text recalls a New York era page with mentions of Ambry Kinlerley supply chains and a public display. It references theatres, jewelry scenes, fire department notes, and honors awarded to individuals such as Mr. Grew and later figures, with scattered place names and monetary figures, creating a chaotic snapshot of a city spectacle and related civic matters.
A damaged OCR fragment references Brunewick county and a vote or event with unclear details. It mentions local figures and a date or action but the text is garbled. The readable items include a county name, a person named Weibel, and a reference to a proceeding or discussion in a local area.
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