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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1886

Page

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Political maneuvering and labor issues color Texas debates

The piece surveys political strategies around Governor Ross and Brackenridge, notes local activism in Gainesville with Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway expansion, and discusses Knights of Labor skepticism, arbitration replies, and Gould era business centralization. It cites Austin writers and St. Louis observers.

Gainesville Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Hoxie O'Reilly Citizens Committee St. Louis Toxo Missouri Pacific System Powderly Gould Knights of Labor St. Louis Republican Bia Gould Haa Southwestern Pacific

Striking Knights Face Capital as Rail War Intensifies

The article notes Powpgnny appealing for aid as the Knights clash with Jay Gould and capital. It reports on rail line extensions across Indian Territory, Missouri river bridge authorizations, and stock advances amid strikes. It mentions Cleveland's marriage rumors, labor actions in Milwaukee, and Fort Worth gazette optimism regarding Santa Fe, Dallas, and Fort Worth rail growth.

Powpgnny Knights Jay Gould Knights of Labor Fort Worth Coatmmax Irons St. Luis West

Cyclone Toll and Civil Alerts Across the Nation

Reports from St Clowel to Sack Rapids recount a cyclone era with forty nine dead and many wounded. Deputy Marshal Erwin was murdered at Pleasant Bluff, Choctaw Nation, while escorting a prisoner. Jamestons felt a cyclone and storm. Coon Rapids endured heavy damage with one boy killed. A New York court ordered Warner’s assets turned over in a 1.4 million matter. Six suspects in a murder near Indian Creek were captured by locals. A mistrial ended a libel suit against the Daily States. Ex President Arthur remains seriously ill. Fort Worth reports a scandalous railroad scene and a railway survey crew moving to a new line.

St. Pawn St Clowel Sauk Rapids Rice Station Fort Sairn Ark United States Wm. J. Erwin Pleasant Bluff Ile Griffin Erwin Jamestons Dak Axamoss Iowa Coon Rapids Dhurches Haner New Vneans Daily States Fozzins Canal Street Atts

Sam Jones Speaks to 3000 for Holcomb Mission

Sam Jones preached to about 3,000 worshippers in Louisville last night for the Holcomb Gospel Mission with nearly as many more unable to enter. Five thousand dollars in small sums was subscribed. An effort is under way to have Jones stay and evangelize Louisville.

Sam Jones Louisyrine Holcomb Gospel Mission Mr. Jones Louisville Dallas Pardee P. J. Anderson Wha. Nace L. Bishop B. Lowe Frank Irvin Fort Worth Bishop Clower Prrrsnuner Provress Singer, Simick &Co Twanty James Mackey Alex Foster Frank Neemick Peter Hetage Wm. Singer Pat Mailen Mike Osborne

Storms and accidents sweep through multiple towns

A southeast storm caused damage and injuries across Texas and neighboring states. Reports describe injuries to Mrs. Thurman and others, with several residents badly hurt by debris and a wire fence incident. Ongoing notices include hangings, arson accusations, strike news, and railway disruptions with various casualty and legal notes.

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Unnamed Patent Remedy Delivers Malaria Relief Claims

A testimonial letter from J M. Bices of Montgomery County Texas and J M. Conklin & Co of Houston endorses XL Chill Cure. The author asserts rapid relief from malaria fevers and cites repeat purchases and guaranteed results. The text shows multiple misspellings and vendor names, typical of 19th century cure ads. The claim emphasizes effortless cure in malarial regions and invites trial with guarantee.

J. W. Crawroma Houston Coxxus & Co

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