Local News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings
The Rockdale Reporter notes the precinct three justice court session, Chas Cheneval joining the Second Regiment Band, and a Santa Fe engine injector issue sidelined for repairs. Brenham Field Artillery plans full dress inspection and supper on Nov 2.
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Otto Schatz and Dora Schwendener to wed at Baptist Church
On Wednesday evening at 7 30 Rev Simpson will unite Otto Schatz and Dora Schwendener in marriage at the Baptist church. The Banner joins friends in extending advance congratulations to the couple.
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Kentucky registration boosts Democratic outlook in 1896
Kentucky law requires voters to declare party when enrolling. Registration shows Democratic gains in towns that previously backed Bradley and McKinley, boosting regular Democrats with confidence for November elections.
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McKinley
Street Scenes in Brenhan End in Burleson Champion Fight
Skinny Seals of Somerville and Joe Emperor of no-where in particular settle a feud with a street boxing match near Haubert Bros. Seals gains the decisive blow after three rounds, knocking Emperor’s breath away and earning the title champion of the free State of Burleson as police declare him victor.
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No-Where
Haubert Bros
Brenham Billingsgate
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Burleson
Santa Fe bridge survey and local notices
Mr. G Hermann walks with limp after a fall and is improving. A Santa Fe survey team under T M Temple studies tributary territory for a long bridge filling plan. A bond of 100 is set for Hermann. The dengue spreads as court injunctions and weather lore appear. District court in Giddings with Judge Sinks presiding. Ticket Agent Sloan restricts Memphis travel due to yellow fever. James Rust leads Santa Fe's fate. Cuas Beoker hunts for Gay Hill. Dallas Fair attendance wanes while dengue recurs.
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Long Bridge
Water supply plan debated by Brenham council
Brenham council held a final adjourned session on water supply options. Wm Perry of Brenham Compress urged exploring surface wells and artesian wells, with costs, depths, and equipment details, plus bidding and inhouse bore outfit options.
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Brenham Compress, Oil & Mi’g., Co
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Texas
Leore
Allready
Srecord
Bethalonian Bazaar's Closing Night at St Johns Church Camptown
Saturday marked the Bethalonian Bazaar closing events after Thursday to Saturday shows at St Johns A M E Church Camptown. Elder Taylor led the effort though finances fell short of expectations while fancy work displays in crazy quilts crochet and embroidery drew praise along with carved pieces and paintings. Prizes were listed for displays but winners were not yet announced.
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Industrial triumphs urged by Governor at Dallas fair
Governor Bos Taylor spoke at the Dallas fair praising a new era of industrial growth and intellectual development. He celebrated the Tennessee Nashville centennial, Texas and Tennessee unity, and the vanishing of old conflicts while invoking the Alamo and San Jacinto as symbols of courage and peace.
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Keene to stage Richelieu in grand Opera House drama
Thomas W. Keene and Charles B. Hanford head a notable cast for a Monday evening performance of Richelieu at the Opera House. Critics praise Keene’s lifelike portrayal and exact costume detail, noting the play’s absorbing plot and heroic sentiment centered on Richelieu’s character.
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France
Digestive Aid Promises Restored Flesh and Energy
In this ad copy a Shaker Digestive Carcal product claims to fix digestion, increase flesh, ease weakness, and restore nerve energy. It urges readers to test the remedy by taking several bottles, sold by druggists for 10 cents to 1.00 per bottle.
Dengue Epidemic Spreads Without Immunity Across City
Reports indicate no one in Brenham is immune to dengue as the illness strikes both prominent figures and ordinary residents, likened to fate's sharp sword.
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