Behring Sea debate and political notes from 1891
The Weekly Banner reports on the Behring Sea question before the Cabinet, a German naval buildup, anti annexationist views of Sir John A. Macdonald, and various political items. It notes Texas press libel limits, Tsarist orders regarding Moscow Jews, a Texas exhibit fund idea, and humorous voting anecdotes. It covers state affairs from Alabama to Illinois and announces a Farmers Alliance convention at Sulphur Springs with multiple reform topics.
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Aanor
Sulphur Springs
Farmers Alliance
Grange, Wheel
Knights of Labor
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Sub Treasury Debate Drifting From Budget to Political Foresight
A Memphis Appeal Avalanche excerpt argues against a sub treasury plan as dangerous and costly. The writer likens past reform zeal to overextended schemes and warns Democrats to unite against a costly federal scheme while stressing the need to shield families from higher tariffs and tax burdens.
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Treasury
Memphis Appeal
George
Uncle Sam
Austin Bid For Texas Encampment Headquarters Causes Debate
General Mabry cited that the committee voted to hold the next encampment at Aransas Pass but favored Austin as the proper permanent site. The Galveston observer questions the statewide trips and bids by Waco and Brenham as cappers to force Austin to cover costs, while lamenting Texas poverty to fund the encampment.
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Mabry
Galveston News
Aransas Pass
Austin
Texas
Hearthstone
Waco
Brenham
Houston law and order league gains support and scrutiny
The law and order league in Houston draws general comment from state press with praise for enforcing laws in the Bayou City. The Houston Post and Evening Age back the league, which at its last meeting organized a president, six vice presidents, and a 30-member executive committee.
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Law and Order League of Houston
Bayou City
Barker
Houston Post
Daniel
Evening Age
Houston
Sam Jones
Philadelphia City Treasurer Pleads Guilty to Seventeen Indictments
The City Treasurer of Philadelphia pleaded guilty to seventeen separate indictments for loaning money as a public officer and converting it to his own use. The amount involved was 72,405 dollars. The court reserved its decision for two weeks to render judgment and sentence.
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Philadélphia
Notice to publish estate citation and local dissolutions
Public legal notices from Washington County Texas include a citation in the estate of Allen Tolbert filed by J E Routt with the county court, hearings set for July in Brenham, and two dissolution notices for Rivers & Hodde and Eldridge & Williams detailing changes in partnership and liabilities. The notices are signed by local clerks and sheriffs.
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Public Square
Brexhan
Texas
State OF Texas
Sherif
Washington County
Brenham Banner
Washington
Lan Fo Hert
Ibi
Hronham
A. Seward
Brenham
C. A. Seward
Co. Court
Washington Co
D. E
Veacre
Sherith
Rivers & Hodde
R. B. Rivers
Henry C. Hodde
Henry OC. Houde
Tian Te
Wal Eldridge
H.W. Williams
Eldridge & Williame
W. Williams
W. H. Eldrides
W.H. Econines
H.W. Wrivtans
Stockholders Meeting Notice for First Nation Bank Brenham
Notice to stockholders of the First Nation Bank of Brenham to meet at the bank office on June 25, 1891, at 10 o clock a.m. to attend to business that may be brought before them. Ik, Cashier.
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First Nation Bank of
Brenham
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Behring Sea
Sir John McDonald
Canada
Wee
United States
Ike Viscesr
Alabama
Russia
Moscow
Z. J. Henney
Dubuque
Memphis
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Judge Morris
Bulkeley
Hill
New York
Springfield
Illinois
Board of Management
Tax International
Galveston
News
H. M. Garwood
M. M. Crane
A. C. Breitz
A. T. Meinney
Walter Gresham
Gorrox Cranxes
Lord Middleton
Arthur Wilson
Lycett Green
Gordon Cummings
Florence Garner
Scotland
Austin Gets
LAW and Order
State News
H. M. Huskins
Jack County
Colorado River
Columbus
John Doroty
Ateascosa
Corpus Christi
Coroiana
Moody
McLennan County
Red River
Denison
Tom Crew
Marshal
Cameron
North Texas Female College Library
Sherman
Hillsboro
J. J. Eads
Decatur
Fred Gaines
Paris
Archer City
Coleman County
Keystone
Iowa Park
Masonic Lodge
Golithwaite
St. John’s
Phil Simons
Annie Wilder
Gracie Levy
Texarkana
Horticultural Society of
Cooke County
Claude Sparks
Lockhart
Mem R
Brazil
Mexcala
Guerrero
Ellen Terry
City of
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West
Missouri
Proctor
Mr. Edmunds
Senate
Ireland
Alexander of
Servia
Paul
Greece
Gyorko
Warsaw
New Mexico
Arizona
Langley
Fort Wayne
Ind
David B. Hill
United States Senate
Court of Appeals of
Samuel J. Tilden
Ben Love
Wharton
Concho County
Johnson County
Delphine Frankiins
Criminal District Court of
George Phillips
Sandy Suldon
Garland City
Grayson County
Rio Grande City
Swift
The
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
Ermansn
Santa Fe Saloon
WM. Hamelmann
H.C. Hodde
R.B. Rivers
Louis Bronenkant
Main Street
J. Tristram
South Side
City Market
H. Fisher
Hitcher
Corner St. Charles
Quitman Streets
F. Fisher
Brenham Marble and Granite Works
Iggli & Martin, Proprietors
Saas
Sandy Street
Lusk & Parks
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