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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
4
The Galveston News Versus The Grace Bill Debate
The Galveston News criticizes the legislature over the Grace Bill and the grade bill vote. The Galveston Tribune rebukes the News, arguing legislators acted within constitutional bounds or faced divergent interpretations.
Galveston Debate on Constitutional Time Limits and Belo Death
The piece critiques lawmakers for rushing appropriations beyond two years and cites Webster Flanagan’s remarks. It quotes Article VII, section 6, on two year limits and discusses the governor and Attorney General Bell’s views. It notes Col. A. H. Belo of the Galveston News died in Asheville, North Carolina, recounting his Civil War service and rise with the News, and condemns a coast relief committee’s actions during the storm aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tribune
Webster Flanagan
Supreme Court
Flanagan
Web
House
Bell
Law Department
Herald
Texas
Col
A. H. Belo
Asheville
N. C
Galveston and
Dallas News
Belo
Salem
Virginia
Gettysburg
Young Belo
Hancock
Grant
Lee
Cold Harbor
Appomattox
Mexico
Galveston News
Richardson
Col. Belo
Dallas
the News
Legislative Committee
Relief for Galveston Amid Storm Aftermath
The statement expresses sympathy for Galveston and urges Texas legislators to consider relief measures. It notes more than two million dollars has been given to Galveston since the storm, while mainland counties suffer disproportionately and remain less aided. It asserts Galveston’s losses include many deaths and that the city once wealthy remains so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Courts Rule School Suspension for Unvaccinated Students
The courts hold that school authorities may suspend children who refuse vaccination. Reports describe mainland and island conditions, a city school patron in Austin crafted a tent cane, and authorities consider China able to pay a gold indemnity of 300 million dollars while seeking additional revenue sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
China
Governor Declares Budget Clean in Six Month Window
Governor Sayers notes the appropriation bill covering February 28 to September 1 1901 is clean. The state treasury shows a nearly eighteen hundred thousand dollar balance in the general revenue. Beaumont oil field sales reach 1 250 000 while a Johnson County shipment moves poultry to California. Standard Oil hints at returning to Texas as Dallas post office receipts approach twenty thousand monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Sayers
Davilla Locals Recap from the Tribune
Local items note school closure next week and health concerns with Maj Cummings’ two ill boys. residents travel to Rockdale Cameron Lampasas and Bartlett for work court exam and visits. A May 1 picnic at Penn Campground, Woodmen of the World events, and a protracted Baptists meeting are announced along with several town visits and a dog bite incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Brandstetter
Poynor House
Messrs
Ed. Sonntag
P. B. Hickson
Rockdale
Maj. Cummings
Ed. White
Cameron
Mary Hine
Belton
R. L. Culbertson
Rogers
Robt. Kerr
Perry King
Lampasas
Ptay
W. W. Templeton
Templeton
Lola Knight
Clack
Mary Sharp
Cavilla
Dr. Curtis
Penn
The
Gabriel
Woodmen of the World
Baptist Church
Jerry Harris
Hartman Lor
Will Knight
Bartlett
John Server
Lee
Charley Broadus
Caldwell
J. C. Crank
Mumford’s Lake
Buckholts Locals Notice Apr 20 191? Community Notes
The Buckholts Bulletin reports residents visiting relatives in Cameron and Beeville, including Miss Maude Williamson and Miss Emma Bradshaw. Mrs. Geo Adams joins husband here to settle. The Cummings family mourns Joe Cummings after a paralytic stroke. six children survive. Community invites oil or water talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings Brothers
Joe Cummings
Mage Cummings
Lilac
Cummings
Local Store Clears House for Shoes and Furnishings
Window line sale ends shelves and counters as shop shifts to Shoes Ladies and Gentlemen furnishings and novelties. Includes churns crocks pottery and dining room decor with deep discounts on a variety of tools and household goods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cameron Herald
Oscar F. McAnally
Ida J, McAnally
Legis
House of
Galveston Tribune
Fey Fae
Andres da. J.C
AYER
Lowell, Mass
Beaumont
Johnson County
California
Standard Oil Company
Davilla
the Tribune
Rev. R. S., Collier
Milano
Ed. Davis
Mr. and
A. H. Smith
W. J. Montgomery
Wilburn Felton
San Gabriel
Joe Harris
Buckholts
Francis Ermis
Mr. Camron
Mrs. Chas. Thedford and Little
Jeff Miller
D. R. Criswell
Mrs. M. Ermin
Beeville
Mr. Horstman, Sr
Clyde Maddux
Emma Bradshaw
Pink Hess
Lang's Dept Store
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