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Newspaper
Brenham Weekly Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1891
Page
2
The issue reports varied items including Mrs Parnells health improving political forecasts in Illinois and Texas a Dublin court case about Tildens will a Trafalgar survivor turning 100 and barring unrest in Russia. It notes legislative chatter in California and Virginia bear attacks in Virginia and shootings in Pennsylvania and mentions the Dallas News press fact and Round Bottom train wreck.
Grover Cleveland, in an Atlanta interview, praises the South and backs Governor Campbell. He foresees Democratic success in Ohio and lauds Campbell for bold democracy and tariff reform advocacy. He commends Campbell’s honesty, capability, and campaign leadership in the tariff issue.
Chicago special correspondent notes W A Crawford and W A Bowen in the city describe Velasco at the Brazos mouth gaining eighteen feet of water and open harbor status. An excursion is planned December 9 and 10 to celebrate the port and the first train over a new all steel line from Velasco to Hempstead. The line, built by Taylor and Farwell, expects no bonds or indebtedness and aims to connect Brazoria Fort Bend counties for about one hundred fifty miles, linking with major railroads to offer a Gulf port west of New Orleans with substantial water depth.
Chilean government replies to Egan with a strong statement that amounts to a refusal of responsibility for the attack on American sailors. Washington notifies State Department as Egan Schley and McCreery confer for decisive action. Valparaiso officials refuse to guarantee safety for market boats and Baltimore officers ashore. a practical boycott on the Baltimore. A report of an attack on the Chilean legation in Washington stirs broad concern.
The Richmond Zephyr reports P. E. Pearson may be a potential successor to Senator E. G. Maetze. Pearson says he would accept if the people call him to the position, but would not seek the seat. He notes the Post’s claim of an appointment is incorrect and says an election will be necessary.
Miss TExazantoTa Mateaket Gon nor of Philadelphia calls herself the mother of God and foretells the world’s end in 1984. She says six-sevenths of mankind will die in a convulsion of nature and that she will live to 105.
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