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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
3
In a marked issue, Fulian Hawthorne, editor of the Rising Paper, features a poem titled Footfalls from prison walls. The verse ponders confinement, despair, and consolation while referencing real figures and a prison concert.
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London May 6 A fragment from the late Empress Elizabeth of Austria is quoted defending herself against slanderous allegations and denying links to the Meyerling estate affair. She says she did not use a cipher to reach Archduke John Orth and remains uncertain about his status.
The board of County Commission will hold a regular session on May 13 1913 for equalization. Taxpayers with complaints must appear before the board for adjustment. Green Morgan County Clerk and others are mentioned in connection with the notice.
The ceremony will feature a lavish gift display valued over two and a quarter million pounds. European royals led by German and Austrian rulers will attend along with Britain’s royal family. Delegates from Italy Russia Denmark Romania and Norway are expected to join, with Berlin and Potsdam palaces hosting guests and court precedence debated by Count Rulenberg.
New York May 6 Leigh Wy Marriaca 22 left home to learn business and worked as a bellboy at the McAlpin. He served as guest room attendant for Mr Harrington, his father, who tipped him 60 cents and a driver at the Engineers’ Club. The elder Harrington sails for Europe on May 13. the family hoped for his quick return.
Markets illustrate local produce pricing with a mix of misspelled items and stray figures. References to corn butter bacon fat and cattle appear broken but hint at typical market quotes and peso-like values from an older rural paper.
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