November 27 1890 Banner News Long-Running Briefs
A miscellany of international and domestic items notes floods in Austria, political shifts in Ireland and the United States, and rail, postal, and civic developments. Reports mention Parnell’s likely retirement, free delivery trials for small towns, and a dam city plan for Austin. Also covered are innovations like a church on wheels, oil shells for storms, and reflections on the seven wonders with modern equivalents.
Land Monopoly Prompts Reform Yet Indian Tensions Rise
The piece argues land monopoly as the root of poverty and social ills, urging reform through removing opportunity barriers. It then reports Indian outbreaks feared at Rosebud and Pine Ridge agencies, troop movements, and official warnings amid a cautious stance on threats. It closes with Democratic duty, party strategy, and a brisk summary of Southern industrial progress and new investments.
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New York Star
Education the century’s defining line in business training
The piece argues the nineteenth century marks a rise of education focusing on practical business preparation. Education develops people for life in the market, equipping students as skilled veterans for the business battleground. Late New Orleans reports Allen Baker, previously said killed in Honduras, is alive and unharmed with Major Burke. A financial panic grips Buenos Aires.
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Allen Baker
Honduras
Burke
Texas and national notes ripple through cotton trade and politics
Cotton receipts in Hillsboro raise hope of a 15000 bale surplus as San Salvador writers discuss harvest. In Texas, Thieves infest Boston and train shootings at Waco occur with no injuries. Public figures like Gourney and Renan are mentioned along with oil, electricity, and railway developments shaping the era.
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