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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1880

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Cowier Praises O. M. Roberts Name

Tue Belton Cowier lifts the name of O. M. Roberts for the record in a brief public acknowledgment.

Galveston firm buys German bark Arracan renames Brenham

Heldenheimer Bros of Galveston state they purchased the German bark Arracan after refitting she will sail as the Brenham. The vessel with capacity about 800 tons or 3000 bales of cotton formerly carried the German flag and will now be under American registry. This marks the first such instance since Galveston became a port of entry. The firm is a leading Galveston business and well known to interior merchants.

Messrs. Heldenheimer Bros Galveston Arracan Brenham Santa Fe Messrs Heidenheimer Wros

Plow Boy backs two thirds rule in county convention

In a letter from a longtime correspondent Plow Boy the Bayern pub lishes support for a two thirds rule. He warns against the moneyed power and urges turnout at the Saturday week primary meetings to elect delegates who cannot be bought.

Milam County Cameron Rockdale John Henry Corsicana Williamson County Bayern Plow Boy Ioase

Constellation Ship History Highlighted in Navy Record

The Constellation, commissioned to carry supplies to Ireland, holds a storied past. Launched in Baltimore on December 7, 1797, she joined Decatur's Mediterranean squadron in 1808 and served notably in the War of 1812. A wooden vessel rebuilt but with some original timbers remaining.

Ireland Constellation Navy Baltimore Decatur Mediterranean

Chinese to establish consulates in three eastern cities

The Chinese government plans consulates in Boston Philadelphia and New York to better protect its subjects. Jay Gould predicts New Orleans will surpass New York in three years in some measure.

Boston Philadelphia New York Jay Gould New Orleans

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