Editorial notes on varied topics and figures of the era
A digest of editorial notes covering Pexnincron's Airship collapse, Texas crops, China turmoil, woman suffrage talk, Justice Fuller possible presidency, Kansas Republican tensions, Des Moines saloon status, currency shipments, Camp Statey praise, Parnell-O'Shea case, mining strikes in Indian Territory, National Farmers Alliance plans, Wall Street dullness, Royal Arch Masons session, San Marcos Chautauqua funding, Rockwell speech on free trade, Leonard anniversary turnout, Austin dry joke, Pickwick club, pants daily paper, World’s Fair funding, sub-treasury endorsements, former Tennessee treasurer arrest in Mexico, school law amendments, cotton prices, Kentucky whisky surplus, Buenos Ayres revolt, Ortiz expose, convict labor controversy, Stonewall Jackson statue unveiling, a Tennessee reformer note, San Antonio Daily Times rebranding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pexnincron
Texas
China
Lorn Saxissorr
Melville W. Fuller
Chicago
Tuer Alliance
Kansas
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington
Camp Stastey
Parnell-O’shea
Huntington
Indian Territory
National Farmers’ Alliance
Indianapolis
Wall Street Stock Exchange
General Council of
Royal Arch Masons
Minneapolis
San Marcos Chautauqua
Cranor
Rockwell
Leonard
Austin
Pickwick Ub
Pants
Acket Raed
Axwhance
Treasury
Tarasvier Pere
Tennessee
Mexico
Kentucky
Buenos Ayers
W. H. Pope
Carlos R. Ortiza
Congress
Sonora
Bryan Elects Permanent Board of Trade in State News
State news notes Bryan forming a permanent Board of Trade and a new K of P lodge in Houston. Reports of new buildings, a Denver syndicate purchasing the hotel Boyles in Houston for 150000, drownings in Temple and Fort Worth, and the first Del Rio electric light test proving satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Board of Trade
K. of P
Houston
Denver
Boyles
Tom Burt
Temple
Leon
del Rio
Nora Webster
San Angelo
Fire, floods, feats, and figures in city notes
Brief items report fires causing 50 million dollars in damage, a Chicago plan to house working women, top hotel rents, and curious odds from around the nation. Highlights include a seven mile balloon rise, a four winged duck at Bar Harbor, and a Shreveport beet weighing forty six pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Prince of Wales
Russia
Parsons
Kan
Cleveland
Georgia
Schooners Head
Bar Harbor
Cheyenne County
Cal
Brooklyn Bridge
Milton
Sweden
William Waldorf Astor
British India
Silver Lake
Political tempers rise as campaigns clash in Ohio and Texas
The Weekly Banner reports heated crossfire among McKinleyites and Campbell followers in Ohio over alleged letters and votes. It notes Mars Magneton’s failed suit against an insurance firm, a Texas mining clash with the militia at Coal Creek, and miners’ push to form a veteran arbitration commission in Washington to reform pension law abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburg
Vera Cruz
Atchison
Freeman
Marsh
G. W. Marsh
Philadelphia
Brazil
County
Frank Melbourne
Rain King
Canton
Mars. Magneton
T Society
Washington
Allen Foote
Census Bureau
Circuit Court of Appeals
Harrison
Texas
David E. Bryant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stonewall Jackson
Lexington
Manassas
Reyrvers
San Antonio Daily Times
San Antonio Daily
the Times
State News
Dr. Mitchell
Boston
Fort Worth
Davidson
Galveston
Hail County
J. T. Jester
E. J. L. Wryrick
Belknaps
Otto Petzell
Corpus Christi
Cameron
Set Alliance
Paris
Walter
Dan Landers
Rodney Crave
Bosque River
Valley Mills
John Stevens
Robert Gibson
Bonham
Durham
Arkansas
Verrell
Wilbarger County
Vernon
Wm. Brown
Dallas
San Antonio
Supreme Court
Hoefling
Ned Nobles
Gonzales
David
Walter Dubose
Zimmer
Taylor
Roberts
Houston Fest
Padre Island
Col. Willett
Bee County
Sandwich
Massachuetts Democracy
Buffalo Valley
Tenn
the Weekly Banner
KIN
Ohio
Messner
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Coal Creek
Sam Sma
Tae
T. B
Combstock
Central
Austin Evening News
Dumbles
Llano
Comstock
Empire
Palestine
England
Society For
Bexar County
Farmer's Alliance
Ft. Worth
Farmers’ Alliance
Tuti
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