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Newspaper

Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1897

Page

9

Local notes and meetings amid curious town happenings

The community reports dengue cases and a Hebrew congregation meeting at 2 pm. Weather notes record a low of 23 degrees nine below freezing during Old Crimp's visit. Germania society annual meeting and park keeper election set for 3 pm, plus Ladies Auxiliary Cemetery Association at 3:30 pm at the Presbyterian church. Kugadt appeal moves through Tyler court, a movers party travels from Lamar to Edna, and county court discusses a new trial in Weinast vs Bearden. A post office rent cut to 50 cents quarterly takes effect after January 1. A wedding is announced at 6 pm with Rev. Hols officiating at the Sharfton home in Wil Me.

Confederate Veterans Reunion Planned in San Antonio

A San Antonio special reports the Confederate Veterans reunion committee has funds to ensure a good visit for veterans and families. Headquarters are at Houston and Soledad, Beethoven hall hosts meetings, with Judge Norman G. Kittrell of Houston delivering the memorial address on the 15th and a grand concert at night.

San Antonio The Confederate Veterans’ Committee Houston Soledad Beethoven Hall Norman G. Kittrell

Maccabees Elect Officers For Ensuing Term

Knights of the Maccabees held a regular meeting Friday night and elected officers for the new term. Named: J. P. Buchanan commander. J. T. Sisson past commander. C. R. Eversberg lieutenant commander. S. Epstein recorder. H. Wittbecker finance keeper. Rev. E. W. Tarrant chaplain. F. H. Bosse sergeant. W. H. Bailey master at arms. L. Beaumier first master guards. Wm. Griffin second master guards. W. L. Sallis sentinel. Simon Fischmann picket. Dr. S. Bowers trustee.

Knights of the Maccabees J. T. Sisson J. P. Buchanan C. R. Eversberg 8S. Epstein H. Wittbecker Rev. E. W. Tarrant F. H. Bosse Sargent W. H. Bailey L. Beaumier Wm. Griffin W. L. Sallis Sentinel Simon Fischmann 8. Bowers

Stricken With Paralysis Dies in Calvert

L Hellmann of Calvert fell ill with paralysis at his store yesterday and died Saturday morning in Calvert. He had lived in the city about twelve years and was buried at LaGrange. Brother in law A S Lewis left for Calvert to escort the remains to LaGrange.

Evan Myrick California Navasota A. C. Myrick Brenham Calvert The L. Hellmann Grand Central Hotel Hellman Hellmann LaGrange A. S. Lewis

Cather and Buster Debut New Novelty Dress Goods Line

Cather and Buster announce a newly released line of novelty dress goods featuring bright patterns and textured fabrics aimed at fashion-conscious customers seeking affordable luxury. The collection adds varied prints and colorways to the store’s apparel offerings.

Cather & Buster

Tutt's Liver Pills Promise Cure for Liver Ills

Tutt's Pills claim to cure all liver ills and promote perfect health by regulating the bowels and producing a vigorous body. They are advertised as remedies for sick headache malaria biliousness constipation and related diseases.

Tutt

The Wrong Man Suspect Pleads Innocence After False Arrest

Mary Meleske identified no suspect after brutal assault near Stone Thursday evening. Deputies tracked several drag nets while a detained man, nicknamed Snow Ball, was released when the victim failed to confirm him as the attacker.

Mary Meleske Stone Teague

Baron von Hollenberg German ambassador scarred from duels

Baron Von Hollenberg the German ambassador to this country bears scars from twenty one duels. A German saying notes his opponents are often marked by gravestones. He also acted as second in thirty five affairs in addition to his principal role.

BaRon von Hollenberg Germany

Absence of street attractions blamed on legislature

The Lampasas Leader notes fall misses, claiming no banjo playing darkey, no liver pad, no quack remedies, no corn core vendor, and no public teeth pulling. It blames last legislature session for taxing these swindles out of existence, prompting local relief and forgetfulness of body parts.

Lampasas Darkey Kill Me-Quick

Railroad Facts and Associated Notices from 19th Century Report

The article catalogs railroad costs and capacity across the United States, noting total system spending, locomotive and car prices, and construction costs. It mentions the Canadian Pacific line, snow sheds on the Central Pacific, and the Denver and Rio Grande peak, plus a safety ad for Catarrh cure and a Santa Fe rate to Houston. It also covers a parade by Seven Stars of Consolidation, a horse theft report, and the Attorney General McKenna considering bidding on the Kansas Pacific Railroad sale to assert government claims.

Canadian Pacific Quebec Pacific Ocean Central Pacific United States Denver and Rio Grande Marshall Pass Hoosac Fitchburg St. Gothard Europe McKenna Washington Kansas Pacific Railroad

Predictions for December 1897 by London astrologer Zadkiel

The piece notes December 1897 influences on Spain and other nations with Mars Saturn and Tranus in Sagittarius, warns on birthdays in late November, and cites Venus Saturn effects on women born near November 26. It also lists miscellaneous items and world curiosities under LittleBanners.

Zadkiel London Spain Russia Turkey Austria- Hungary France Italy Prussia United States India Jupiter

Bicycle in Central Africa Stirs Local Minds

A bicycle reaches Central Africa and astonishes natives who mistake it for a grinding mill or circular saw. A Tanganyika missionary owner gives a treat, lets locals inspect the bearings or "bulletts" as they call the balls, and their exclamation Ko banda kasikolo, meaning good gracious, reflects their education.

Central Africa

Retributive tale of a jilted bride and a jailed lover

New York chronicle tells of a romantic woman who married an alleged murderer after he was freed by a jury. Honeymoon ends as he takes her cash and jewels then abandons her, prompting a divorce bid. Stamford teachers fear a hypnotism game among boys prompting a ban on hypnotic performances during recess.

New York Hubby Tegan Arica Stamford

French athletes win women yet treat them coldly

A French writer notes athletes win women's favor in France over men of means, yet Sullivan and Corbett are fickle lovers who woo and discard quickly. Telegrams from Portici report Mount Vesuvius growing more active as lava flows toward Plano de Mestre. A vast smoke column and luminous lava streams light the eruption.

France Sullivans Corbetts Portici Mount Vesuvius Plano de Mestre

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Hebrew Congregation Germania Society Gip Sot Jack Frost Ladies Auxiliary Cemetery Association Presbyterian Church Kugadt Court of Criminal Appeals Tyler Lamar County Edna Jackson County H. J. Weinast Bearden Tre McKinley Benjamin MecNiel Julia Sharfton J. R. Hols W. P. Sharfton Wil Brock& Hohit Tlaxe W.N. Mayfield Bill ¢Rane Jinkett Confederate Veterans W. J. Graber P.S Maccabees Castoria Chie Castotti Railroad Facts Hall Toledo Ohio Addres F. J. Cheney & CO Santa Fe Seven Stars of Consolidation Supreme Lodge Lone Star Band Sserirf Teague Brownwood Buck Chil Tove OUR Leaper Astrology National University At Caymans West Indies John D. Spreckels California Millionaire San Francisco Call St. Petersberg Peter the Great Grand Central Dresden Franksfort Cologne Munich Minneapolis and St. Paul Brymes Nella Dagpett Home Sho Wells Richardemn & Co. Birrington Vit Kmhynes Howes Philara Parker Rey pWikue Sadei
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