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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1891
Page
9
The man who shot and killed Mrs. Delia Close in Dallas on March 16 was tried and convicted of first degree murder, receiving a life sentence. Other notes mock current events and politics with satirical asides on Ninevah, Dallas sinners, and the president's California welcome.
The Archer Progress critiques local papers, notes Archer City's railroad prospects boosting growth, and comments on Harrison's trip and speculation about a potential second term, reflecting town sentiment and press dynamics.
The article notes General Count Von Moltke's death and looming burial ceremonies, contrasts with political lines and a critique of third parties. It condemns dogfighting as barbaric entertainment in Dallas and reflects on gambling, family influence on bets, and a snapshot of Texas press diversity with counts of newspapers and periodicals.
The county alliance leaders, lifelong Democrats, urge reform within the Democratic Party rather than forming a new third party. They warn a split could revive the Republicans and endanger farmers, urging loyalty to the party of their founders and a cleansing of their ranks. They see unity as the practical path to political reform.
Gov Hogg publicly nominates Senator John H Reagan and Judge L L Foster to railway commissions with a third unnamed candidate. Reagan resigns the Senate to join the commission in June. Horace Chilton of Tyler named to replace Reagan, at thirty seven one of the youngest senators. The note condemns local youth behavior in Anson urging parental guidance and discipline. A separate line mentions James Hill appointed postmaster at Vicksburg despite protests.
Detroit street car drivers and unions sparked a 15000 strong riot with police clashing on a principal line. A coal mine occupation in Monarch, Pa led Sheriff McCormick to evict strikers. a woman shot him, he shot the woman, and a crowd faced deputies as shootings occurred. Legislative action in Texas moved to allow towns to levy taxes and issue bonds for free school buildings with a 25 cent per $100 rate and conditions for votes. A Dallas recruiting station opens for the US Army amid editorials and political chatter. other notes include a Waco Alliance demand for a railway commissioner and speculation on Texas figures.
Enitor Leaver reports a deadly cyclone that began near Claude, Texas, crossed the Denver road, and leveled Hansford town in Hansford County killing two and injuring many. It also demolished the new courthouse, causing heavy bankruptcy risk for the county, then nearly destroyed Beaver City in Indian Territory before fading. The region enjoys pleasant weather and active spring work.
A census bulletin shows total U S indebtedness exceeding 70000000. State debts tally 132336689, county debts 115224585, and municipal debts 455473940, with national and local per capita debt at 26 44. State treasury counted 2430000, and a Whitewright cotton seed oil mill is discussed.
Henry Waterson of the New York Tribune reflects on journalism as a wearing career. He cites Dana and Greely with praise, notes a journalist’s indirect influence, and praises Texas Attorney General Jim Hogg while predicting a stormy but honest administration. Fort Worth Gazette.
The Republic of Mexico advances civilization and humanity as bull fighting ends in the City of Mexico. The former arena is transferred to real estate speculators aiming to convert it into a desirable residential district.
A pair of tiny Samoan cattle exhibited in Kansas City weigh about 150 to 160 pounds and feature large heads, long horns, and reddish mouse color with white. The piece also surveys proposed Texas constitutional amendments, Democratic-led legislative spending, a New York inheritance tax bill, and local editorial observations on party politics and leadership.
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