National Affairs and Local Political Movements
The Weekly Banner reports on the third party staying power led by Gen Poux and a summer in Tuscon. It notes Canada’s potential new government, railways freeing freight for churches, and Gov. Hoon mulling an extra legislative session. St Paul and Minneapolis seek a permanent union. Obituary comments honor Gen Thomas Harrison of Waco. Smith Mills’ tariff stance boosts speakership chances. Alliance leaders deny charges. Appellate Court gowns debated. Allee and Lyons await trial for editor Bowen murder. Judge Dowe weeps at verdict. Camppett nominated for Ohio governor. factional disputes threaten support. Cardinal Gibbons and President Harrison discuss church matters. Cleveland-Cleveland ties teased. M. F. nittorr notes Hill-Cleveland rift. predicts New York support for Cleveland.
Texan Commerce and Weather Across Counties Report
Readable items note spurious milk in Dallas. Lavaca chartered with $25000 capital. Williamson Parker counties ship cattle. Ver non summer normal has fifty one teachers. Rain fell thirty hours at Woodville. Denison seeks sun day law enforcement. Gainesville ice works supply demand. Troupe road corn grows. cotton prospects bloom. Llano summer institute begins with thirty three teachers. Cotton receipts at Galveston reach 1 000 065.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lone Grove
Lavaca Cotton Seed Oil Company
Capital
Williamson
Parker Counties
Denison
Gainesville
Troupe Road
Llano
Texas Building and Loan Association
Galveston
McDade
Albert Sidney Johnston
Paris
Texas
Cotton Belt Railroad
Texarkana
Tyler
Varied Briefs From Politics to Science Across 1800s Scene
A collection of short items notes the: rising U S presidential campaign and Bay state Prohibition group. land sales in Foraker era. Brazil's Fonseca eyeing Europe. Ireland population drop. Alaska liquor laws. a John Hancock death. Barnum estate value. Union Pacific bridge repairs. erratic aphorisms on love, wisdom, and newspapers. and odd curiosities from Italy to Egypt including sarcophagi finds and fig juice chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal
Foraker
Fonseca
Brazil
Europe
Ireland
Young Men's Prohibition Club of
Massachusetts
P. T. Barnum
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted for immigrants and travelers
The article promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a preventive against malaria and typhoid fever in new western settlements. It claims the tonic strengthens the system against climate and water changes and aids constipation, dyspepsia, liver complaints, and general bodily troubles common to immigrants, mariners, travelers, and miners.
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J. G. Rankin
Poux
National Alliance
Mctnorros
Liar
Tuscon, Arizona
Mr. Abott
Canada
Railway Commission
Govenson Hoon
St. Paul
Thomas Harrison
Waco
R. Q. Mills
Evas Jones
Farmer's State Alliance
Alliance
Ft. Worth
United States Appellate Court
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Albert Y. Allee
Jasper M. Lyons
W.C. Bowen
W. J Bowen
San Antonio
T. Dowe
Jes. B. Camppett
Buckeye
Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Cardinal Gibbons
Harrison
Cape May
Calhensly
M. F. Nittorr
Pennsylvania
D. B. Hill
Hill
Stats News
Vernon
Woodville
Tyler County
Cuero
Greenville
Henderson County Veteran Association
Athens
Lucy Williams
Brazos
Weatherford
Aransas Pass
Rochale
Houston and
Texas Central Railway
Ft. Worth and Rio Grande
Brownwood
There
Grand Jury
Bexar County
Caldwell County
Corrigan
Col
E. H. Gunningham
Fort Bend County
United States
Freeman Reed
Mexic
Marshal Lewis
Constable Anderson
Eil White
Louis Lee
Lee
White
Indian Territory
Spanish Fort
Montague County
Victoria County
Coleman County
Coleman
Willis Sapp
Robertson County
Alabama
W. H. Wagley
Hubbard Hill County
el Paso
F. B. Clark
New Mexico
America
Allance
St. Louis
Ocala
Alliance State
Southern Mercury
National Economist
Farmers’ World
F.S. Sanders
Lane
Kit Esque
Robert Harper
Edgewood
Esque
Harper
Johnson
Tom Green County
San Angelo
S. P. Anderson
Clifton
Bosque County
Armour
Chicago
Jack Good
Roxton
Lamar County
S. Scott
Lucius Ruscoe
Fred
Pine Blue
Ark
California
Alaska
Tom Thumbs
Charles Stratton
New York City
John Hancock
Public Instruction
American Society of Progressive Teachers
Saratoga
John Caton
Marietta College
Peter
Union Pacific
New Jersey
Liverpool
Rome
Dreibund
Italy
Gensdarme
Germany
Austria
M. Grebaut
Thebes
Egypt
Ostland
Srerban
Santa Fe
Brenham, Texas
WM. Hamelmann
R. E. Luhn
Pruggist
Main Street
Brenham
Dea
J. Tristram
South Sids Public Square
Louis Bronenkant
West Side Court House Square
Erenham
Tezss
Brenham Marble
Jaaggli & Martin
Manufa
Poate Ee
Curh- Ing
Nun Fememe
Sears
Sandy Street
Brenham Terks
Lusk & Parks
E. L. Salley
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