Texas Illustrated Monthly notes Sherman Paris issue
The Dallas published Texas Illustrated Monthly third number covers Sherman and Paris with strong illustrations. Dr. Kurnerrorn, state health officer, returns from west coast inspection visiting Indianola Corpus Christi and Brownsville where regulations are adopted. A quirky note on Texas greenback papers and Wash Jones fiat money. A railway update from Gra ding to the C and M road, goods for Montgomery at Willis, and a Fort Davis quartz find near San Antonio. Professor Devor’s balloon stunt ends in wreck and a fundraising collapse.
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Sunset Cox Opposes Regular Nominee in New York Race
The report notes Sunset Cox stands against the regular nominee in New York with many southern allies saddened by the incident. The article also recalls that a prominent local doctor, Dr. B C Wren, formerly of the county, died by suicide at McDade after a personal professional dispute and a period of drinking.
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Grant reception sparks debate on patriotism and politics
The piece contrasts a San Francisco welcome for General Grant with concerns that crowds cheered for partisan reasons and could prop up a campaign. It also critiques high passenger tariffs, urging lower rail rates to boost travel and settlement, arguing the public bears the cost via wages and prices.
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Famous Advertising Builds Retail Giants in St Louis
A historic retailer known as Famous grew from a $2000 damaged stock, 45 foot frame store started in 1870 to a leading street shop with $200000 stock and $1599 weekly payroll. The piece credits persistent advertising in reputable newspapers as the engine of growth and profits for buyers, merchants, printers, and readers alike.
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Political Reform and Voter Manipulation in Texas
A critical essay denounces elections as illusory, with party bosses and wire workers steering delegates and ballots. It argues voters are mere clay, while politicians mold outcomes, citing Texas county processes and local incidents as proof of systemic manipulation.
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Ohio murders and gossip cross channels in 19th century paper
The Cloverleaf column notes a rash of murders in Ohio and comments on how papers in the north versus south react. It cites a Houston Telegram warning young men about wife infidelity, a punished lover leaving town, and Cuban slavery debates. The Denison News reports hydrophobia death in Willie King and notes aging locals in Gonzales county.
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