Newspaper miscellany from Brenham 1897 items and notes
The item list covers a court ruling on boycotts, a rapid long range gun invention, Klondike prospecting, Rev J A Thompson's long vacation, Senator Cockrell’s request for public documents, bullfighter contracts in Mexico with high pay, a romantic conversation about a single kiss, an Oklahoma wife ad and insurance, General Angus sued for libel, and British Admiralty carrier pigeons research.
Ex Governor NortheN Endorses Four Georgia Reforms
Former Georgia governor NortheN voices support for four policies. He backs textile training schools science based farming rural roads and a reformatory prison to detain youthful criminals.
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Northen
Georgia
Sugar Consumption in the United States
The United States uses over 2,626,000 tons of sugar annually, more than five billion pounds, about 75 pounds per person. It would take 218,750 freight cars to move this much sugar, and packed in a single train the load would stretch from Los Angeles, California to Portland, Oregon about 1202 miles.
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United States
Los Angles
California
Portland
Gregon
Ferocious Mosquito Swarm Reported Near Grand Chenier
A farmer near Grand Chenier reports unusually ferocious mosquitoes this year. He recounts finding a cow recently devoured by a gang of insects, with four or five hungry mosquitoes allegedly ringing the cow’s bell for the calf.
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Grand Chenier
Debate on Who Should Issue Credit Money
The Cincinnati Enquirer asserts paper currency is a necessity and argues the government, not private banks, should issue credit money. It cites Ricardo and Gladstone supporting state-issued currency and warns against bank control of the money supply. It notes political divides on silver, greenbacks, and a police of sound money.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Congress
Treasury
Ricardo
United States
Gladstone
Robert Peel
Lowe
England
Scotland
Ireland
Goschen
Parliment
City of London
Bank of England
Chauncy Depew
Post Office Bans Minor Rental of Lockboxes
The office department forbids renting post office lock and box boxes to minors after discovering youths conducted unauthorised correspondence and received mail there. Several cases showed harm from acquaintances formed through such exchanges, prompting the order.
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Toffice Department
Gold Found On Farm Near Morgan and Other Texas News
Reports state gold was discovered on a farm near Morgan in Bosque county. Neuces county grows a large cabbage crop ready for market. A stretch of wire fence was cut near Eastland’s Blackstock pasture. Zeke Ogden surrendered after being charged with a killing at Koppers Texas. Hardy Woods in Richmond jail confessed to murdering his wife in Saratoga. Neighbors near Bartlett helped Mr Henry Walraven harvest corn and cotton while he suffered illness and lost three children to typhoid.
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Morgan
Bosque County
Neuces County
Blackstock
Eastland
Zeke Ogden
Eugene Willingham
Koppers
Texas
Haila Great Discovery Medicine Claim
A claim for Haila Great Discovery promises cure of kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions in men and women. It offers mail delivery for $1 and claims a two month treatment per bottle. Manufacturer is E. W. Bazx and Brenham, Texas distributor is R. E. Lubo.
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E. W. Bazx
R. E. Lubo
Brenham
Texas
Huil's Great Discovery Praised by Texas Resident
Brexham Texas September 7 96 after years of kidney trouble and back pain a local resident reports relief from Huil's Great Discovery after trying other remedies. W Wixins signs the letter offering praise and thanks to the medicine.
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Brexham
Texas
Huil
C. W. Wixins
Dan Stuart Sells Dallas Interests Moves to New York
Dan Stuart sells his Dallas interests and departs for New York to focus on his veroscope business. He operates 30 machines on the road and reports no need for external revenue sources due to proven success.
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Dan Stuart
Dallas
New York
Cough Remedy Credited By Tennessee Mother
A Tennessee mother from Philadelphia praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for preventing repeated croup in her baby. She reports the remedy delivered relief and prevented attacks each time. The note appears in the Victoria Advocate with a comment criticizing a foppish style in Mother Hubbard pantaloons.
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Tennessee Iady
J. W. Towle
Philadelphia, Tenn
Chamberlain's
Croup
R. E. Lubs
The
Victoria Advocate
Estray notice for brown stag in Washington County
Taken up by H. J. Nemast of Long Point Texas one brown stag with brand blotched crop left ear and overbit right ear. The animal appraised at $10 and estrayed before justice W R Ewing precinct No 3 Washington county.
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H. J
Nemast
Long Point
Texas
W. R. Ewing
Justice of the Peace
Precinct No
Washington County
Cotton Market Judgement Ties To Luck In Race Analogy
A speaker compares a man’s luck in horse racing to outcomes in the cotton market noting that losses are blamed on bad luck while gains are attributed to good judgment. The analogy links risk and decision making across two domains.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised For Throat and Lung Relief
A testimonial sample from Edger W. Whittemore, editor of the Grand Rivers Herald, says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives immediate relief for severe throat trouble. The ad notes availability at Forest City drug store.
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Chamberlain
Edger W. Whittemore
Grand Rivers
Herald
Foreste
B. EB. Lubn’s
Outrage and Robbery Near Brenham Stirring Vigilante Fear
An elderly Polish grandmother Mary Meleske, aged over seventy, was assaulted, robbed of a dollar, and left injured near Brenham as a young black man on horseback fled toward Waller county. Constable Burch investigated after neighbors reported the crime amid warnings of vigilant anger.
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Texas
Joe Bilski
Wallis
Mike Jaznak
Brenham
Chapple Hill
Central Railroad
Hardin’s Grove
Ziess
Waller County
A. W. Watson
Burch
Stone
Travel routes to the Klondike outlined by state secretary
Olympia November 8 1887 secretary Witty D Jew wass explains two main routes from Puget Sound to the Klondike via St Michaels or Dyea and Skaguay with details on trail distances and travel times. He warns travelers to budget at least 500 dollars and to prepare for severe Yukon climate and isolation.
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Klondike
Olympia
Wash
Klondike Country
Puget Sound
Ocean
St. Michaels
Yukon
Dyea
Skaguay
Pyramid Harbor
Chilcoot
White Pass
Daulton Trail
Lindeman
Bennett
Pelly River
Dyes
Lake Lindeman
Lake Bennett
Seattle
Yukon River
Dawson City
Witty D. Jew Wass
The Fight for Existence and Social Strife
Quote from the Detroit Tribune laments increasing struggle for existence as men contend to outlast each other. It criticizes social and economic systems, invoking calls for reform and a warning that without a new era the current disorder will worsen.
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Detroit Tribune
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