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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1895

Page

2

Bargain Flags in Broadcloth and Shirting Offerings

A dense ad lists wholesale like quantities of Brokaw and other shirt makers with prices per dozen and per shirt, plus large ranges of wool flannel and linen dress shirts, undergarments, corsets, hosiery, gloves, and fabrics. It touts dramatic half price samples and massed reductions across suits, shoes, and ladies garments, with emphasis on low costs and extensive inventory.

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Monroe doctrine and notable acts from Cameron era

The Cameron Herald reports on the Monroe doctrine as announced by President Monroe in 1823, its relevance amid England's moves, and Jefferson’s endorsement. It covers the Durant murder case, H F Holmes conviction, Haff Newbouer Bank failure, the McGregor National Bank robbery, mint coinage for October, treasury cash, and Sheriff Baker's circumstantial evidence linking suspects in the robbery.

James Monroe Congress Baker McLennan County Sewell Henry McGregor

Corbett-Fitzsimmons mill ends as governor frees men

In Arkansas the Corbett-Fitzsimmons mill is halted as the governor frees them from pending court actions on condition they vow not to fight in the state. Fitzsimmons lacking funds plans an entertainment at Hot Springs to cover travel costs. In Tyler a half-breed Mexican named Hillard is said to have murdered Mrs. Bell and was burned alive by an angry mob with bloodhounds aiding arrest.

United States England Russia Corbett-Fitzsimmons Arkansas Fitzsimmons Hot Springs Hillard Bell Tyler Culberson Smith County

Williamson Convicted in Wharton Family Murder Case

George Williamson was found guilty of murdering the Crocker family in Wharton last Friday, receiving a life term for first degree murder. J. E. Colburn, arrested in the case, was released at the examining trial. Willis & Bro. of Galveston estimate Texas cotton crop at 1,500,000 bales, about half of last year's total.

H. H. Holmes Philadelphia B. F. Peitzel Holmes George Williamson Crocker Wharton J. E. Colburn Willis & Bro Galveston Texas

First National Bank of La Grange Fails Depositors Paid

The First National Bank of La Grange failed recently as deposits withdrew and the bank could not obtain money on paper held. Creditors are expected to be paid in full under the restoration plan.

First National Bank of la Grange

Bank looters pass over silver in McGregor vaults

The McGregor bank looters ignored silver and left all white metal in the vaults. John D. Rockefeller has bequeathed an additional 3,000,000 to Chicago Bradstreet predicts gold will command a premium in the United States University.

McGregor Bank John D. Rockefeller Chicago Bradstreet

Belton Journals Split on News Policy and Populist Advocacy

The Belton Journal notes that the Belton News is non political while the Belton Record advocates Populist principles. Under the same management, the arrangement puzzles readers as both papers seem to push opposite stances despite a shared leadership.

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Oyster farmers pay attention as beekeeping grows

The Velasco Times notes that nearly all local Oyster farmers are paying more attention to bees and have earned good profits. A large honey shipment, averaging fifty five cents per gallon, has gone to New York from Oyster Creek. The piece includes scattered questions about political shifts and a historic convention.

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