A Bankers View on Fresh Deposits and New York Stringency
A banker warns that deposit drops in many cities follow New York's tightening of credit. He cites a single bank with deposits up sharply since May and explains banks have trimmed discounts to guard against long-term risk amid widespread panic over New York’s vault cash hoard.
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Terrible Slander in Clarksville Standard Sparks Response
The Clarksville Standard condemns a scurrilous piece attacking Fort Worth and Dallas neighbors. The notice notes the author is unknown and calls for the publisher to appear before local authorities, accusing the work of harming the city’s reputation.
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Lease System Sparks Farmer and Stockmen Debate
The Fort Worth Gazette and Colorado Clipper argue lease policy is not objectionable to small farmers outside school land counties. Two years earlier Abilene Stock Association condemned leases and backed land sales, sending resolutions to the Governor and Legislature. The cattlemen favored lease removal and sale, opposing actual settlement.
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Connecticut Independents Claim 10000 Votes Boost Democrats
The independents say they have 10 000 votes and warn that half that amount will suffice for Democrats to win Connecticut for Cleveland and Hendricks in the forthcoming contest.
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Cleveland
Hendricks
Ohio Democrats Begin Active Campaign Drive
The Ohio Democrats mobilize with Thurman Ward Pendleton and Hoadley leading the effort. Johnny McLean contributes 15000 dollars to the campaign fund as volunteers prepare to campaign in earnest.
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Ward
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Paris Lady Hosts Ball With Living Animals Invitees
A Paris social event featured a ball where each guest was asked to bring a living animal. All but three attendees arrived with their husbands, adding an unusual element to the gathering.
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Lobster Year Seen In New York Bay Says Fisherman
An old bay fisherman claims that lobster abundance in New York Bay and national financial panics coincide every seven years. He has observed this for over four decades and asserts the pattern never fails. He calls this period a lobster year.
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Westward land rush hits 100000 acres monthly in state
Actual settlers move to public lands in large numbers, a pace described as unprecedented in state history. The article criticizes the lease law as not restraining westward settlement and labels related assertions as lacking credibility.
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Cleburne
Chicago Wife Reveals Surprising Past Husband Connection
In a dramatic exchange a Chicago wife admits she danced with a stranger who turns out to be one of her early husbands. The husband expresses shock at the meeting and questions the propriety of the encounter.
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Chicago
Democrats in Line Except Four at Stamford Auction
Report notes all Democrats in line except John Kelly Ben Butler Charles A Dana and Tom M y Grady as Ferdinand Ward auctions horses carriages and related items in Stamford Connecticut yielding returns.
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Charles A. Dana
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Stamford
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Honorary Gorton Exposition Passes and Exotic Birds
The Dallas Times vents at honorary Gorton Exposition commissioners lacking rail pass privileges. It notes a heckling motto of no cash no travel and laments Texas losing a key exhibit. The column then sketches New York epicures’ tastes for the hellbender, canaries from Germany, mockingbirds, and parrots valued up to $100.
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Women Steer Canal Boats Across England Surging Numbers
A report claims about 30,000 women operate canal boats in southern and central England, reflecting a notable rise in female participation in inland navigation and river trades. The figure highlights shifting labor roles within traditional industries during the period.
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Opposition from the capital fuels suspicion in Ireland case
The Dallas Herald notes that opposition from the capital heightens distrust when leaders challenge Ireland. The piece argues capital power seeks control, shaping public perception and stirring concern among readers.
S A Catlin M D Graham Texas announces practice
S A Catlin M D physician and surgeon will practice in Graham Texas with focus on diseases of the ear nose and throat. Office at Burkett Ryus with stated hours and north Washington address unclear due to damaged text.
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