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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1892

Page

2

Comanche county guard vows steady surrender duty

The text notes the old guard in Comanche county never sleeps for surrenders and mentions Clark missing a Fort Worth convention for private reasons. It also discusses the Australian ballot system disfranchising thousands in Maine and Vermont and forecasts an end to the 1892 campaign in forty four days with New York Democrats pursuing a larger majority.

Old Guard Comanche County New York Carnegie Homestead Brooklyn N. Y Corbett Beaver Falls

Multiple incidents stain era news from Greencastle to Florida

A sprawling 19th century roundup reports a child born without a hand in Greencastle Indiana a brakeman Bowles killed in a Giddings collision in Texas and a Kansas City judge granting fifteen divorces in 100 minutes. It notes poison wells Sedalia Missouri deaths and a host of tragedies from Arkansas to Shreve Oklahoma and beyond. The column critiques over tightening horse tack and cites Florida politics ahead of a state election.

Fire at Unique Printing Office Sparks Quick Fire Company Response

A small blaze at the Unique printing office behind Higbee residence on East Belknap Street was fought with chemicals and a ladder by the fire department. No water was used, protecting stock worth about 2000 with damage under 25. damage avoided by rapid chemical treatment and eave exposure.

Maniac Kills Villain and Dies in Cave Fight

In St. Joseph Missouri on September 21 farmer H L Long in a state of insanity killed William Rice. He compelled his wife and daughter to move Rice’s body half a mile then led the family back home and into a cave to confront a pursuing posse. Long ended his life by suicide rather than surrender.

England St. JosEra H. L. Long Wm. Rice Rice

Local News and Updates from Proctor and County

John Savage returns from Coke county and C W Paine plans a move to Oklahoma next week. Proctor citizens dig a well at the college as cotton picking runs strong and a large yield is expected. Miss Jimmie Boaz leaves for Add Ran college at Thorp Springs. Senator Coke is due to speak at the picnic on the 28th, and Hon J M Presler addressed the Democratic club last Saturday.

John Savage Coke County C. W. Paine Oklahoma C. L. McCarty Wm. Ramnbow C. H. Taylor Proctor Jimmie Boaz Thorp Springs Add-Ran College J. M. Presler Democratic Club Senator Coke J. T. Groom

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