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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1889
Page
4
The lower house sent railroad bills to the Senate as the chamber ponders freight rate fixes. Observers expect action on bills aimed at regulating railway charges amid ongoing legislative wrangling.
The article declares Oklahoma will open to settlers on the 22nd of April at noon, inviting the homeless to rush for claims in the new land. It warns of potential trouble as people compete for resources and jobs, with fear of violence and legal trouble ahead.
A Wichita Herald quarrel with Seymour Cresse’s supporters escalates into a mudslinging exchange. The rhetoric remains harmless, with no real bite or calls for violence, as the neighbors seek calm and avoid outside arbitration.
The passage notes uncertainty around appointments in the National Capital race for the Marshallship of the district. Cuney seeks another post while assisting Jones. Iney leads Texas color bloc efforts, with Hearne and Web Flanigan reportedly seeking a collector ship.
The Lower House defeated the Senate Libel Law by 44 to 43, failing to enact reforms sought by the press and people. Critics fault lawmakers for stalling school, road, and election laws and accuse the Legislature of chasing minor measures while ignoring major demands. The session ends with calls to quit, disband the toys, return home, and drop the guns.
A fragment advises readers on evaluating grime and examining Nerris Parallel Cultivar details. It mentions cautious purchasing and comparing options before committing to an order. The text hints at brand names and product cues without full context.
The Senate refuses to confirm Mu Rot Halstead as minister to Germany. The Field Marshal of Ohio clashes with conservative Republicans and may retire to the Gazette’s editorial rooms in political disgrace, though he has served the stalwarts faithfully.
The Cincinnati Gazette notes President’s ministerial picks include Murat Ladstead to Germany and Allan Thorndyke Rice to Russia, with Lincoln to England and Grant to Austria seen as key moves. It criticizes party service and highlights Texas showcase at Fort Worth opening May 29 to promote fraternal ties and trade.
Col McLaurin Col Simpkins and Capt Sherman met the depot committee in Aurora Texas to approve a depot site about a quarter mile southeast of the public square. Grading accelerates with fifty teams joining yesterday and surveying crews finally fix the river to Fort Worth and Denver road crossing one and a half miles south of Rhome.
Abstracts offered for lands in Young county with 8 percent loans on farm lands and ranches. Office in the Court House. Dallas Patic South Eastern Railway stockholders meet April 4 1889 at 10 AM in Dallas to decide loan amount interest rate and security for construction funding. J P Henderson president A T West J P Murery secretary.
A listing promotes Con dizziness and loss of appetite relief with Shiloh’s Utalizer claiming a price of 10 and 76 cents per bottle. The ad presents symptoms of dyspepsia and stipulates cure potential without clear medical backing.
A red roan six year old unbranded pony is reported as an estray. Described by J. Starrett Commissioner with precinct one and left with O. Gi. Denson for custody.
By authority of a February 21 1889 board resolution a special stockholders meeting is called for May 7 1889 at the railway offices in Dallas Texas. The meeting will discuss issuing and disposing of bonds and borrowing sums to secure corporate property and pay debts for rail operations. P HENDERSON president.
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