Senator St. Resney and others in the 1590 Texas scene
A chaotic summary page notes figures like Senator St. Resney of Adanary and Lang as governor, references a St Patrick parade suggestion to aid Ireland, and reports a bank cashier Ismat Hootmay’s suicide in Augusta. It covers political maneuvers, census taker debates, jury service reform, and commentary on improvements in telegraph and electric light usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismat Hootmay
First National Bank of
Augusta
Crs. Stewart
Houston
Galveston
Senator Conkling
Editorial Briefities Spark Texas Political Buzz
A sprawling roundup notes the Texas scene with mentions of treasury funds, land sales, and grains of political intrigue. It cites Pinchback’s naval prospects, calls for Clem attachment use, and hints at looming Democratic clamor in Texas while recording national and regional chatter on candidates, railways, and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Dallas
B. Hitt
Paul's Valley
Indian Territory
Senate
River
Congress
Austin
New Orleans
Tue Henderson
Neghbors
Aunner
Ze‘eshone
Waco
A Class Nomination Sparks Farmers And State Unity Debate
The Cleburne Chronicle argues against farming as a class dominating Texas politics. It warns that sown class anger harms all groups including merchants and professionals. It criticizes a movement to back a single governor and urges cooperation across classes for Texas prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusets
Bender
San Antonio
Denison Heald
Texas
Caldwell
Lang's tax theory sparks farmer advocate debate
The Denison News critiques Grand Master Lang of the state grange for claiming farmers bear all taxes. It argues taxation must be equal across occupations and notes other classes sustain demand for farm products. The piece questions how to achieve true tax equality without harming other workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
State Grange
Denison
Mr. Lang
Capt H M Kenney Democratic Senate Nominee
Captain H M Kenney, a longtime Texan and Aus tin county resident, is described as an educated, capable democrat with deep knowledge of district needs and state affairs. The piece urges all Democrats to vote on the 17th to assure his election and praises his popularity and unassuming demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Burleson County
Calwell
Burnet
Norton
Intelligencer
Dallas
Tue
Caldwell Register
W. K. Homan
Brenham
Greenba
Denison Herald
Fenimore Cooper
Red Shaw
Watter County
Howth
Pierce Calhoun
Jerry Smith
Calhoun
Smith
Italis
Hoerad
Baxxes
North
Texas
San Antonio
Chinate Mountains
Fort Davis
Limpia Canon
McLeanan Countty
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Washington County
Sengg
Senate
Austin County
Comanche to have graded school and gains in county education
Texans report Comanche seeks a graded school while Anderson Grimes and other counties add or expand schools. Sherman fields five candidates for city marshal and Dallas forms a new bank with one million in capital. A bright mix of fires storms snow and civic updates fills the state brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Grant
Sherman
South Carolina
Klonda
S. F
Beltos
Coryell
Hamilton
Comanche
Waco
James Gorpox
New York
Irch
New York City
Victoria Advocate
Roberts
Atatus
Dallas and Wichita Railroad Company
Denton
Whitesboro
M.K
Dallas
Thomas Cohn
Helena
West Texas
San Antonio Express
Anderson
Grimes County
Calvert
J. W. Williams
Bastrop
Grand Lodge
I. O.C.F
Houston
Maj. Penn
Morgan
Bosque County
Devor
Tyler Democrat
First Ciy National Bank
Brazos River
Whitney
Marshal Ball
Ball
Maysville
Kentucky
H. H. Hall
Denison
M. E
Galveston
San Antonio
The
Bonham News
Aif_ Johnson
Fannin County
Twenty-second Infantry
Fort Clark
Gen. Hatch
Utes
Bent at Their Own Game From the Merlin Ball
A western physician, South, faces danger when gangsters threaten his life to force him to attend a ringleader’s wife. He resists, defends a patient, and the desperadoes, impressed by his courage, spare him and retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancan
Ont
Donelly
Maxes
Wasillana
Secuioditee
Taewe
Colman's Rural World Farm Journal
Colman's Rural World is a weekly farm journal now in its thirty third year offering agriculture coverage for farmers fruit growers and stock raisers. It features a devoted department on Sargo culture for Syrup and Sugar and welcomes premium offers for clubs. Published by Norman J Colman St Louis Missouri at $1.50 yearly with free sample copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bet Men
Norman J. Colman
Goo
Olive St. Louis
Democratic Convention to Choose NY Indiana New Jersey Candidates
The Democratic National Convention can select candidates who can win New York Indiana New Jersey Connecticut California and Oregon if the Republicans nominate Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
California
Oregon
Grant
Tomato plants pull better yields from cuttings than seeds
A short agricultural note claims cuttings produce stronger tomato plants with superior yields compared with plants grown from seed. The report emphasizes quicker establishment and robust vigor in propagated stock.
Waco Examiner Threatens Democrats Over Roberts Admin
The Waco Examiner defiantly tells opposing Democrats to organize their belt and predicts the masses will compel the party to come to time. The piece suggests belting may be done by administration Democrats, with Zeamines gearing up for such action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Examiner
Roberts
Zeamines
Sant Lsnteato Express
M Victor Hugo Sends Paragraph on Murcia Sufferers
Hugo contributed a moving paragraph to a Paris publication for Murcia relief. He emphasizes human solidarity against catastrophe and the duty to help, noting that charity opens the door to fraternity and equality while liberty will come in time. He links Murcia’s wounds to Paris and the world’s grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Victor Hugo
Paris
Murcia
France
Census Penalties and Household Finance in 19th Century Text
The piece outlines census penalties for obstructing enumerators and for failing to furnish required data, plus enumerator pay and quotas. It cites duties for married life transparency, a New Orleans personal notice on Col. Frank W. Johnson, and political commentary touching social figures and reform movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank W. Johnson
Veterans of the
Lone Star
Austin
Mexico
Vers Cras
Alamo
Refugio
Gallantees
St. James
Louisiana
C. Gayare
Col. Johnson
Texas
Denis Kearney
Washington
White House
Sheriffs Block
Os Belkpap
Babcock, Sheperd
Nashington
Whiskey Ringsters
Ca Ea
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the Weekly Banker
Rankin & Levin
Pridat
St. Resney
Adan Canary
F. cAneo
En Aty
Tae
Wisnor Brax
St Lous
Ireland
Meridian Blade
Con
Ros Ingersoll
Chicago
Tom Paine
Paine
Hargis
House
United States
Jin. Stemens
Berlin
Imperial Arcades
Hefin
Mr. Edisons
Thapinin
de la Matyr
Greenback
Covent
Wess
Seutra Mojada
Missouri
Reagan
Committee On Commerce
Houston Veregram
Belton
Santa Fe
Blaine
Hans Mickle
Calu
Povibetin
Editorial Brevities
Geo. W. Cutns
Philadelphia Ledger
Tue Crownwood Janne
Woods
Trent
Nashville
Tenn
Geo. Butler
Massachusetts
Butler
Kansas
Allephany County
Pittsburg
Gen. Grant
Fumr & Co
Jay Gould
Tesas
Davis
Hayt
Trinity River
Luling
Woodruff
New York Rhwne
Luing
Avon Arbor
Michigan
Gunison County
Colorado
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Alricks
Gainsville Register
Baxter
Register
Anind
Fort Buford
D. T
Yellowstone
Laredo
San Antonio Herald
Nebraska
State Bureaus of Immigration
Kellogg
Spoffiord
Gov. Hendricks
Gonzales
Cleburne Chronicle
Famors
H. M. Kenney
State News
Wallace
Mason
Aransas
Corpus
Bar
Sam Ball
Gulf
Denison News
Texarkana
Airkansas
Wash Powell
Brackett
San Felipe
Eagle Pass
McKinney
Coryell County
Alabama
A. M. E. Church
Gibbs
Coleman Telegram
Oliver
West India Islands
Olmos Creek
Eli Barnes
Longview
Mr. Padgitt
Arrington
Iwo
Tyler
Bremonds
Lewisville
Denton County
George Sterling
Darkey Gald
Colman
Hugo
Lafety Bishe
Lea
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