Weekly Banner notes and political items in 1878
The column aggregates political notices from August 1878 including Hancock Hawkins nominations, editorials on yellow fever, railroad meetings, and local reactions across Texas states. Mentions Darras, Lincoln family, Hancock nomination, reefed party developments, and health quarantine updates.
Campaign documents race in fall elections heats up
The Democratic committee at Washington sent its first batch of materials for the fall campaigns while the Rad faction leads in speed and funding distributing crossroad speech aids. The Democrats plan to supply public speakers with ammunition including a resume of corruption from the Potter investigation.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
Washington
Rads
Democratic Committee
Editor questions Judge Han cock's allegiance to Austin platform
The Waco Examiner questions Judge Han cock's Democracy stance and demands he declare alignment with the Austin platform. It says if not aligned he should withdraw. if aligned he should make it known as his duty and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Examiner
Hancock
Austin
the Examiner
Georgetown Record Responds to Statesman on Young Democracy
The Georgetown Record labels the Young Democracy as a power in the land and warns that newspapers mocking them should proceed cautiously. It hints that a future mine could burst for those who poke fun at the group.
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Denisonews
Virginia
Georgetown Record
Statesman
Young Democracy
Sherman Register
Bannerton
Walton
Bonner
Concentrated Meanness and the Banner’s Local Reach
The Galveston News contrasts a corner grocery owner and various daily readers who borrow the Banner without subscribing. It argues the paper is well read for a town its size, urges more advertising support, and notes the Banner’s role in Brenham’s prominence and local commerce.
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Galveston News
Baxner
the News
Texas
Brenham
Yellow fever reports and political notices across states
New Orleans fever totals rise with 136 new cases and 41 deaths. Memphis and Vicksburg report shifts in cases and relief efforts continue. The article also covers colored politics in Texas, factional tensions, endorsements, and a flood of local notices from Dallas to Galveston about quarantine, public safety, and community events.
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Mississippi River
St.Louis
Nashville
Par
St. Louis
Galveston Board of Health
Galveston Board
New Orleans
The
Memphis
Vicksburg
Natchez
Shreveport
John Gibson
Gallipolis
Cincinnatti
Greneda
Jackson
Miss
Grenada
Cleveland
Liberty
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Wells
Cer Eilies
Dallas
San Saba
Columbus
B. H. Davis
Bryan
Waco
Pleasanton
Houston
Texas Western N. G. Railway
Horace Greely
Marshal Ilord
Mexia
Georgia Drake
San Antonio
Belton
Denison Herald
Dan Morton
Galveston
Hebrew Benevolent Society of
Galveston News
J. M. Woodward
Surgeon General Marine Hospital Service
Wes
Pures Wood 7 RESTAURANT .4 Meal for Twenty
A note about a dining offer titled Pures Wood 7 RESTAURANT presents a .4 meal deal for twenty diners. The fragment lacks clear dates or full details.
Trade and Stock Notice from Brenham Tex 1875
A noisy market notice from Brenham Texas advertises cattle for sale with terms and stock listings. It lists J B L McFarland and Trenham Texas as attorneys and references Pelone square and Sreedlove and Ewisg as law firms. The message emphasizes stock availability and seasonal sales.
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Quar
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Hon
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Monitor
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Washington Star
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Jefferson
Aye Baxxen
Ivate
Burton
Rockdale Messenger
Mescra Ee
Seth Sheppard
Tus
London Times
United States
Las Sferald
Mecia
Frrala
Masonic Fraternity of
W. G. Paxton
Masonic Relief Committee
Gen. Hamman
Mastin Bank
Kansas City
State of Missour
Gates
Dallas Commercial
Cat
Greenbackers
Colorado
Democratic Party
Tobyhanna
New York City
Philadelphia
National Labor Greenback Party
Luce
Cincinnati
Radical Campaign Committee
Ohio State Executive Committee
Hayes
Baitre Peyton
Gallatin
Tenn
Peyton
Tennessee
Gen
Taylor
Chile
Filmore
Wace
Democrats
Eee
Lampasas
Wash Jones
Jones
Coxe
P. J. Willis
Mayor and Board of Health
S.louis
the Daily Banner
MacLennan County
Sremmer
Washington County
Radical
Radical Party
Davises
DeGresses
Tracys
Dax. Wenstex
Denison
E. I. Davis
State News
Round Rock Talks
Ma- Son
Fayette County
Hogrefe
Alamo Rifles
Greasers
J. P. Collins
Coke Rifles
Braunfels
Harry Hayes
Henry Ferguson
Denton
J. H. Slater
Drovers and Planters Bank of
Hockley
Waller Station
Jack Stewart
Mason
Ogden
Brazos
Towash
Brenham Convention
Round Rock Teadlight
C. F. Grant
Bear Bend
Dickinson
Calvert
Union Depot
Bellville
Houston Telegram
Greenback Party
E. J. Davis
Greenback
Denison News
Col. W.A.E. Rhodes
Washington City
Graham
Young County
Charles Baker
Fort Worth
Baker
Liberty Hill
Jie Dodbernseienis
Mamseer
Col
Jean
Grove
A. Fox
Antstreet
Gresham, Tex
Clilies Cais Saingles
Dours
Smaliest Gee
Trullest Slex Iif
Aealbnet Bens Sxid
Leyshy
Fair Ground Dairy
Hirenkim
Re. S. Rogers
Chappell Hill, Texas
J. BL McFarland
Tittes McFarland
Eare « McFarlane
Trenham
W C. Bard
Wesley, Texas
J F. Matchett
D. Ly
Sargeon
Reldty
Norris M.D. Pentane Noes & Creat
L. Mo
Rocky
Austin Garh
Ohio
Worl Deugste
May H. Wit
Geleks
Brenham, Texas
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Pitinds