Fifty years of Galveston News celebrated and Texas politics debated
The long dispatch covers Galveston News anniversary in its forty-first year, comments on Texas journalism, and notes on politicians including Governor Roberts, the Austin legislature, and Democratic conventions. It mentions the Edison Electric Light Company, Bastrop railroad plans, and a broad range of state issues from taxation to public notices, with multiple regional editorials and opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston News
Texas
The
Times
Edison Electric Light Company
New York
Austin Statesman
Roberts
Statesman
Gov
Actio
Houston Post
Tyler Courier
Iatex Camenoux
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific Railroad
Houston
Star and Crescent
Cincinnati Enquirer
Columbus
Dallas Times
Governor appoints April fast day in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire governor designates April 7 as the annual fast day, aligning with Good Friday. The move may boost church attendance and reduce activity at baseball games and cock fights. Alexander H. Stephens says he will retire from politics at term end, a statement likely to please district hopefuls.
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New Hampshire
Alexander H. Ste
Atlanta Constitution
Stephens
Demand for German girls to fill domestic service at Castle Garden
Superintendent Jackson at Castle Garden New York says demand for newly arrived German girls is so strong that if papers announced 500 would land tomorrow, they would be engaged by respectable families within the next twenty four hours.
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Jackson
Castle Garden
New York
St Jacobs Oil Praised By Philadelphia Fire Marshal
Fire Marshal James S Thompson of 1209 Filbert Street Philadelphia says a troublesome rheumatic forearm attack was overcome by St Jacobs Oil. He advises people exposed to the weather to keep St Jacobs Oil on hand.
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James S. Thompson
Filbert Street
Philadelphia
Mrs Winslow the Female Physician and Nurse
This notice speaks of Mrs Winslow a lady who for over thirty years has devoted time and talent as a female physician and nurse, mainly among the ill and needy. It notes her aloud charity and suggests emotional considerations from the local congregation and community.
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Smong
Winslow
Rae
al Abe
Refined Women Suffer In Silence Remedies Mentioned
The Springfield Union notes that educated women may endure kidney disease constipation or piles and cites Kidney-Wort as an effective remedy in liquid and dry forms. A historic anecdote about forks recounts the Duchesse of Touraine's many spoons but a single fork and Thomas Coryat's push to popularize forks in 1608.
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Springfield Union
Duchesse of Tourraine
Thomas Coryat
England
Italy
Senator Anthony reaches long Senate tenure milestone
The article notes Senator Anthony's continuous service reaching a term that, if he completes another, would equal Thomas H. Benton's famous thirty years. It references the war period, personal hardship, and contrasts with public figures amid a broader reflection on endurance and illness.
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Senate
Thomas H. Benton
Anthony i
Thos. H. Benton
Voice of the People and assorted notes
The page mixes opinions on papal authority and money with mention of gold and silver certificates, notes cassava as a future glucose source for Florida, and a luxury toilet item advertised with perfumes. It also reports the Paris Ecole des Beaux Arts plans to expand at a cost of 8 to 9 million francs.
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Florida
Ecole Des Beaux-Arts
Paris
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St. Charles Sol
Oorrr Barr
Ihem
Brest
Bsrenham Banner
Rankin & Seven, Proprietors
Bassett & Swearingen
St. Charles and
Sandy Streets
Brenham, Ti
Sabeert
Cory
Brenham
Houston 1
Givin
Jasper Southeast Texan
News Boy
San Antonio Express
Austin
Opera House
Nashville
Waco Examiner
Bastier
Messrs. Sayers, Organ
Powell
Bastrop
Austin and Southwestern Narrow Gaage
la Grange
Basiner
Henderson News
New York Mail Andess
Washington Market
Governor Roberts
R. B. Hayes
Tremont
Ohio
Tur Galveston Journal
Coke
Riyce Pascwal
United States
Vice Russell
Lampasas
Igg
Colorado Citizen
San Antonio
Citizen
States
Aminer
Dema
Avery
J. W. Stayton
Dundee
Baltimore
Antonio Light
Still
Texan
Taylor, Wilty
Aristic Ventures
States Supreme Court
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Sergeant Mason
Guiteau
Northern Pacific
Dakota
Arthur
Mason
Albany
Dallas Democrats
Chicago
the Tribune
Har. Gostrxe
Castroville Quill
United States Marshalship
Ridge Paschal
la Grange Journal
Ladies Art Exchange of Austin
Hubbard
Galveston Journal
Mexia Ledger
Jupee Jere Brack
Colorado
Peabody
Bryan
Palestine
Navasota
Sherman
Comanche
Davis
Russell
Portsmouth
Huntsville
Temple Houston
Dr. Curry
Peabody Fund
Waco
Temple
Taylor
Philadelphia Record
Alexander H. Stephens
Mason and Dixson’s Inc
Dallas Herald
Washington
Beckwith
Memphis
Vicksburg
Helena
Mississippi
Arkansas
France
Spain
Board of
Regents
State University
Tyler
Col. Crawford
Dallas
Grayson County
General Grant
Grant
Vermont
State News
Denison
Penn
Bexar County
Belton
Santa Fe
Liberty Hill
Williamson County
Clarksville
Red River
Sabine River
Monte
W. A. Olin
San Patricio
Cameron
Preaser
Thelton
Honeopathic Physicians
Jud Sweeney
Hillsboro
San Diego
Laredo
Fort Clark
Fred Klunker
Marshal Russell
Frank Tatum
Frank
Hill County
Coast
Cameron Sentinel
Fairfield Recorder
W. L. Andrews
Giddings
Carothers & Lawrence
D. Ivens
Dallas County
Miller Francis
San Jacinto
Buckhorn
Austin County
Tennessee
Munch
Colorado County
Marion Taylor
Charles Jackson
Port Caddo
Jefferson
Henry Deckert
Swan
Henry
Mexico
Castroville
Dick Allen
J. G. Tracy
Bell County
Washington County
Belton Journal
Conale
Brussels
Glascow
UMBER
Aimee
New Spring Goods
Addres
Sanger Bros
Dallas, Texas
F. Wotipka
Jive
Mrs. Winslow
Pope
Union Generaile of
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