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Brenham Weekly Banner

Location

Brenham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1879

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Vivid Texas notes on politics crime and schools

A sprawling, collage style summary reports on Texas politics, veto politics, and education funding debates. It notes governors, congress, and school policy battles, plus local crime hangings, barbecues, rail plans, public works, and crop prices with numerous named places and people.

Jailer Finch Fatally Shot by City Marshal

W. J. Finch, jailer at Marlin, was shot and killed by city marshal Hemphill on Wednesday. Finch, reportedly intoxicated, drew a pistol when confronted for arrest, retired to the jail, and a subsequent entrance by Hemphill led to the fatal shooting.

Sherman Snaik Sam Howard Bastrop W. J. Finch Marlin Hemphill Finch Fineh

Bell County Sends Six Students to State Institute

Bell County contributes six students to the state industrial institution at Stuntsville as the result of the last term of the district court.

Marshall Mexia Ledger Houston Gustav Cook Richard M. Coward Adolph Schachtrupp John Fields Bell County Stuntsville

Baxner Bolds Free School Stand in Austin Statesman

Tre Brenham Baxner advocates a bold free school stance in the Austin Statesman. His position is described as impregnable as education expands, while ignorance and crime are said to scatter and retreat. Castregulle Out.

Austin Statesman Galveston Gov. Roberts Suerparn Austin The Statesman Land Office Baxxer Treasury Brenham Texas Roberts Tre Brenham Baxner

Canary named Jim Blaine cups eggs hard to trust politicians

A Muscatine woman named her canary Jim Blaine. The bird laid an egg but did not sing much, leading her to quip that no dependence can be placed on a politician. The remark is attributed to the source Aostun Giobe.

Pennsylvania House of Representatives General Grant Grant United States Muscatine Jim Blaine Jim

Elevated railroads carry fifty million passengers yearly

The two elevated railroads in New York City transport an average of fifty million passengers per year, highlighting the scale of urban transit in the metropolis.

Davin Davis Thomas F. Bayard New York Express New York City

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