Convicted killer Groner Manzix receives life sentence in Dallas
In Dallas on March 16 Groner Manzix was tried for murder in the first degree for shooting Mrs. Delia Close. The jury sentenced him to life in prison. Beesett and Mouxey continue their talks with Dallas sinners and have ample material for further publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groner Manzix
Delia Close
Dallas
Beesett
Mouxey
Ninevah
Archer City boom noted amid railroad hopes and political jabs
The Archer Progress rails against this paper while Archer City backs railroad prospects and dreams of a strong newspaper future. Hogg’s letter reach, Von Moltke’s death, and a Dallas cockfight scandal highlight a era’s civic chatter. Betting and societal style reveal tensions between parties and youth gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Archer City
Alliance Urges Democratic Purification and Reform
Editorial urges the Young County Alliance to stay within the Democratic fold, arguing they should purify American politics rather than form a third party. It warns that coalitions to break the solid South would empower Republicans and harm farmers, urging cleansing within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oona Kes
Young County Alliance
Alliance
South
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hias
Railway Commissioners Named and Local Youth Concerns Rise
Gov Hogg announces Senator John Reagan and L L Foster as railway commissioners with a third appointee pending Judge Reagan resigns to join the commission in June Horace Chilton of Tyler named to replace Reagan as senator at thirty seven a young Democrat Anson area calls for parental guidance amid alleged street vice and drinking among boys The note ends with a mention of James Hill named postmaster at Vicksburg despite public protest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogg
John H. Reagan
L. L. Foster
Reagan
Senate
United States
Horace Chilton
Tyler
Chilton
Waco
D. A. Duncan
Dallas
Gov. Hogg
Judge Slayton
Riot and unrest sweep Detroit and Monarch coal region
Detroit sees a large riot with 15 000 protesters clashing with police on streetcars while striking workers smash shopfronts. In Monarch Pennsylvania a coal and coke miners riot erupts as Sheriff McCormick evicts strikers. a woman shoots him in the hand and an axe is used, followed by gunfire and mass arrests. The report also notes Texas school tax bonds and local political chatter, with a recruiting office in Dallas and provocative editorials on crime and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Monarch
McCormick
Texas
Phia
Graham
Remarkable 1891 Panhandle Cyclone Destroys Hansford Court House
Lipscomb Texas April 20 1891 Ephor Leaver reports a rare cyclone sweeping across Claude and the Denver road killing two men in Claude then two more in Hansford County destroying the new court house and injuring many. It then near destroyed Beaver City Indian Territory, marking the first such cyclone in the Panhandle. Weather then pleasant wheat growing. stockmen begin spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipscomb
Tex
Ephor Leaver
Claude
Denver
Hansford
Hansford County
Beaver City
Indian Territory
Panhandle
Public debt totals and per capita burden across states
A census bulletin reports 1800 net indebtedness totals of 700,000,600 with States at 132,336,689 counties 115,224,885 municipalities 455,475,940. National per capita debt is 15.38, total per capita debt 26.44. The count shows 2,430,000 in state treasury amid concerns over circulating money. Also notes a proposed Whitewright cotton seed oil mill and a wry list of newspaper irritants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Journa lism judged by Henry Waterson in N Y Tribune
Henry Waterson argues journalism is a wearing business and scarce reward. He cites Dana and Greely versus Seward, notes an actor like impact, then praises Texas Attorney-General Hogg, predicting a stormy yet honest administration and voter support despite adversaries. Fort Worth Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Waterson
N. Y. Tribune
Mr. Dana
Horace Greely
Seward
Greely
Free Soil
Govenor
Hogg
Texas
Jim Hogg
Fort Worth
Mexico ends bull fights. arena sold for real estate use
The Republic of Mexico advances in civilization as bull fighting is abolished in the City of Mexico. The arena where the fights occurred is now in the hands of real estate speculators who aim to transform it into a desirable residential area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Mexico
City
Mexico
Samoan Cattle and Texas Political Debates
Samoan cattle shown in Kansas City weigh about 150 and 160 pounds and aim for Columbus Ohio. The text discusses Texas constitutional amendments on interest rates and funding, a large Democratic legislature, inheritance tax prospects in New York, and Yoakum Graphic’s critique of partisan religious leadership and political conformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham Leader
Weatherford
Mexas
Pacific
Senta Fe Railway
A. F. McKay
California
Harkison
Foster
von Moltke
Verharked
San Antonio
Peoxas
Ansen
Anson
Henrietta
Dillas
Southeastern
Albuquerque
Mineral Wells
James Hill
Vicksburg
United States Army
Chile Con Carne
Hercules
Rev. Burnett
Houston Post
South Texas
Cape Horn
St. Lawrence
Legislative Committee
Whitewright
Dorv
Akin
Neat Dees
Gavi
JI. M. Haman & CO
York Avenue
Iwool
OLD Iron, Bones, &E
D. M. Howard
Texais
Carey Lombard Lumber Co
Weatherford and
B. F. Howard
Austin
Mills
Culberson
Yoakumn Graphic
Eam
B. B. Garrett
Kramer
Graham, Texs
Fonrietta and
W. S. Dewey
Humboldt
DRS
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Drs. Starkey & Malen
Dre. Starkey& Palen
Starkey & Palen
Arch St
San Francisco
Cal
China and Furniture
W. &S. N McJimsey
Velpes
B. J. Semmes & Co
O. F.C. Taylor
Belle
Nel
CUE Goods
Nelson
H. McBrayer
Bond & Lillard
R. G. Graham
R. G. Graham & CO
J.C. Short’s Brick
Craham
J. Porter & Son
Loggins
Itc
West Side Public Square
Henrietta Coity Mills
Yantis & Neely
Rodneys
Union ME
G.O
W. S. Holt
Main Street
Ittle Rock
Ark
Thomson House
Likes House
J. R. Thomson