Populism Debated Amid Financial Strains in Texas
The Cameron Herald reviews rising populist influence in Texas linked to farmers' alliance agitation and old Greenback ideas. It notes New York financial tremors, bank rescues, grain prospects, and calls for currency reform, with mentions of national figures and Texas papers shaping the discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Farmers’ Alliance
Democratic Party
Grange
John Ireland
Milam
Kansas
Colorado
New York
Lazard Freres
W. H Crossman & Brothers
Bond
Treasury
Washington
National Park Bank
Hanover National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
American Exchange Bank
National City Bank
Congress
Iion
Judge Hurt Comment Sparks Dallas Prize Fight Case Question
The Colorado Citizen reports Judge Hurt suggested that prize fighting in Dallas could create a fictitious case. The remark raises questions about legal grounds and potential impacts on ongoing events in the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Hurt
Dallas
Texas Court Contempt Threats and Gold Standard Debate
A court fight looms over contempt actions as governors threaten to arrest for court defiance. Texas press voices split views on monetary policy with free silver advocacy and gold standard support. Local notes include a decorative clock with moving figures and a plan to add Utah as a new state star on the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
United States
Utah
Grand Dry Goods Line Shown in Cameron Store
A Cameron retailer touts a vast season display of dry goods notions shoes hats furnishings and clothing. The firm pledges honest dealings correct representations and no deceiving customers to maintain trust and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Prices from a 19th century dress goods catalog
A catalog-style listing details diverse fabrics and goods with prices per yard or piece. Items include Sea Island domestics, Osnaburg, anchor wairds, bleached domestics, Cambrie Finish, Pepperill sheeting, calicoes, ginghams, cashmeres, Henrietta, wool plaids and novelties, silks, ribbons, and shoes. Names of merchants appear with assorted price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Island
L. L
Osnaburg
Farwell
Altona
Bargain Sewing Goods and Accessories Sold at Discount
Local store advertises Best thread 200 yard spools at 40 cents per dozen Good thread 200 yard spools 20 cents Good pins 1 cent per paper Best brass pins 24 cents Needles at 1 cent Many other small items listed plus 40 dozen ladies fast black hose at 5 cents each.
Shoe Department Ladies Low Shoes at Notable Reductions
Advertises discounts in the Shoe Department with multiple lots of ladies low hand turned Oxford ties in various colors and styles priced from 2.00 to 2.50 per pair. Also lists gaiter and sandal options at 1.50 to 2.50 per pair and notes quantity counts for each style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Henderson
Congress
Hamilton-Brown
R P Smith
Foster & Haden
Bargain Furnishings Offer Wide Range of Men’s Wear
Local store advertises deep discounts on men’s undergarments shirts and drawers with prices from 10c to 50c and a broad selection of suits pants hats and outerwear. Includes drill drawers undershirts fleeced merino undershirts work shirts and linen and silk lined suits with many pieces offered well below former prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermsdorff
Steven
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Minnesota
J. W Blake
Waco
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Add Ran College
Cyclone Davis
L. T. Dashiell
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Sayers
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W. C. Whitney
Buck Walton
Carlisle
The
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Court of Appeals
Belton Journal
Post Office Department
Brazos
Bryan Eagle
Belton
Reagan
Fannin County
Williamson County Sun
A. L. Hawkins
Hollywood
Christ
Virgin Mary
Mary Magdelene
Brenham
Bago MD
Adams
Staples
Shoe Department
Hube Hefley
Baird& Ada
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