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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
2
In a brief notice GEO L RHEA states that prices stay fixed while urging readers to pay in advance and offering the paper free if readers cannot afford it, asking for a response.
Reports indicate rising yellow fever cases in Havana as health officials mobilize containment efforts and residents seek preventive care amid expanding transmission and lingering heat.
The Powers trial continues in Kentucky as each side seeks to impeach the other’s evidence and credibility. Witnesses face cross examination while prosecutors and defense clash over key testimonies.
Wednesday marked the formal notification of ratio nominees at Indian. The event drew a large turnout and much enthusiasm from those present.
In Kansas a dispute over a policy cost the insurer, which was forced to pay the claim plus interest totaling 22,000 dollars.
Minister Conger reports a critical siege with extremely limited supplies and daily attacks, highlighting a dire military position and ongoing danger for those involved.
Chas A. Towne, fusion-populist nominee for vice president, formally declines the ticket in favor of Stevenson. Towne says he has some ideas beyond the common slogans.
Col W W Lang of Oak Cliff died this week. He served as a Confederate soldier, a state legislator, was once Master of the state Grange, and held the post of consul to Hamburg during Cleveland's administration.
The writer laments increasing anarchist influence and calls for a future day of enlightenment when such ideas are forgotten. The tone critiques radical thought as absurd and undesirable among rulers and society.
The department notes a 2,010 increase in the past fiscal year while 437,194 claims remain pending. The figures reflect ongoing budgetary strain and large backlog as pension processing continues.
The New York World and the Dallas News show hesitation to openly back McKinley. Both papers claim to be Democratic or independent while subtly advocating McKinleyism through careful, line by line influence.
Reports claim a major clash occurred in China last Sunday with allied forces victorious. The Democracy of Texas met in state conclave at Waco on Tuesday. Notes mention Waters-Pierce licensing and a forthcoming statement by M. M. Crane. Italy's new king and queen begin governing a volatile nation, with hopes Victor will show prudent leadership.
A self styled ambassador for Christ claims the China troubles fulfill biblical prophecy about Japhethites dwelling in Shem's last tents. The writer rejects China as the final Shemitic count and argues such crank remarks harm the Christian faith more than any modern preacher.
The excerpt contrasts individual homicide with interstate or international warfare. It argues that governments and nations commit mass murder through war yet face no earthly justice, asserting there is a higher court that will hold them accountable just as a single crime warrants punishment.
A letter to Bro. Ashley W. Crocket defends originality of an editorial page piece. The writer denies copying, asserts the article was produced from their own brain, and argues some phrases may resemble others without being second hand.
A columnist denounces corrupt churchmen including a 60-year-old Methodist preacher accused of indecent questions and hypocrisy. The writer challenges the notion that such figures are unique to one denomination and warns of widespread moral decay as he cites a South Texas congregation.
The piece condemns leprous-hearted scoundrels plotting to corrupt wives and daughters, arguing exposure checks wicked dreams and moral dangers. It notes a preference for optimism but asserts the need to reveal vile intentions to deter immoral acts and awaken better judgment.
An old advertisement claims Hunt's Lightning Oil cures catarrh neuralgia sprains cramps colic diarrhoea cuts headache rheumatism and is good for both man and beast with a money refund offered if it fails.
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