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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1891

Page

2

Rankin's Weekly Banner reels through unsteady 1891 notes

The issue lists diverse items from Denter enforcing law to a Round Lake alliance scene. It notes Chilean insurgents, British politics, deaths, Ohio campaign limits, Russo French tensions, Texas exhibition plans, Simpson's Speaker bid, treasury chief appointment, wheat trust, and a jewelry donation at a New York Christian alliance meeting.

Christian Alliance Round Lake N. Y Louise Shepard New York Alliance

Editorial notes on politics and labor events of era

News notes discuss an expected extra legislative session, indictments in New York, 1892 presidential ticket talk, Labor Day preparations, resignations from the Republican committee, and editorials from Texas papers on corruption and reform. Also covered are Irish political prisoners, congressmen’ s actions, and Gladstone’s view of the Chicago Exhibition.

al. Hayne George Bowman Paris Penius Chicago Exposition Ft. Worth Spring Palace Wm. E. Gladstone Butterworth Old Statesman Chicago America

Many Texas items from Corpus Christi to Dallas stir public life

State notes report Corpus Christi mercantile failure and a Grand Ball at Manor fire department. Cotton worms near Gonzales and a Sunday closing pact among San Antonio barbers. Widespread talk of a Marshal basket factory and a Sour Springs Confederate reunion. Also a Mexican found dead near Manor and Alvin Opitz killed at Hitchcock. Court actions target saloons near Fort Worth while Woodville’s $30,000 courthouse rises. A meteor near Manor, a $7,500 missing parcel at Kountze, and various local incidents fill the page.

Laredo Marshal San Antonio Sour Springs

Brief Nineteenth Century Aphorisms and Observations

A column of maxims and curiosities notes Berlin divorces, rising land values, and taxes spent on schools in Chicago and New York. Stories touch on poets, sailors, reformers, and the emperor of Russia with a steam yacht Polarnaza, plus bits about social conduct and curious facts.

Maine Berlin Russia

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