Weatherford Mineral Wells Rail Time Table Front
The Graham Leader lists the Weatherford to Mineral Wells rail timetable showing No 1 leaving Weatherford at 11 00 p m arriving Mineral Wells 12 22 p m No 8 departs Weatherford 6 30 p m arrives Mineral Wells 6 52 p m No 2 leaves Mineral Wells 7 80 a m arrives Weatherford 8 52 a m No 4 leaves Mineral Wells 3 00 p m arrives Weatherford 4 22 p m The schedule notes connections with Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe lines at Weatherford. Senator Voorhees makes a speech calling for unconditional repeal of the Sherman act and argues coinage should wait until repeal. The silver faction wants to keep the act as a hostage.
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We Voted the Ticket in Good Faith Plaintive Critique
A speaker laments being misled by political promises, alleging tariff revision and free coinage of silver were pledged but not delivered. He warns that any party pursuing such policies will be trampled, calling for alarm against perceived confiscation of Americans and hidden agendas.
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Texas Education Praised as West Texas News Urges Clarity
A Tennessee letter applauds Texas public schools and the University system as leading in soil, climate, and production. The West Texas News advises precise wording for correspondents. Bancroft Company releases Part One of The Book of the Fair by Hubert Howe Bancroft with 1000 pages and 2000 illustrations priced at $1 per part.
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Wheat Wanted for Graham Mill Deliveries
Advertisement seeks wheat delivered to the Graham Mill for Leaves subscribers. Promises payment of 50 cents per bushel. Encourages unsettled subscribers to settle debts owed to Leaver while supplying grain.
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Cleveland adheres to national platform claim questioned
The piece mocks a Cleveland official's claim of adherence to the national Democratic platform. It notes Texans hold assemblies and protests to express displeasure with the administration and backers of the platform, seizing on public anger after the last election.
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Honest Money Voice decries gold standard in Lyons Advertiser
An 1870s Lyons Advertiser piece denounces the gold standard as a lie from the Shylock combination and its supporters. It argues returning hoarded money to circulation would revive banks and industry, while unconditional repeal would wreck national prosperity and labor.
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Repeal of the 10 Percent Tax on State Banks Urged
The McKinney Enquirer notes the need to repeal the 10 percent tax on state banks. It argues that country money rests with small banks, warns Wall Street against pressuring Texas, and praises Congressman Pendleton for supporting Texas in the House while highlighting Australia’s gold standard as context.
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Speech and political tempers raise quiet questions
The Houston Post and The Overton Herald reflect on economic policy and moral issues. They urge decisive action to restore confidence, approve free silver, and condemn alcohol abuse while urging unity in government and public reform. The tone is opinionated and era specific.
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Gold Imports Signal Currency Surge Across Nation
The Fort Worth Gazette notes July 1 arrivals of 33 million in gold from Europe, with much in circulation but little in bank reserves. Prospects of 50 million more in circulation loom as plans for free coinage and broader notes gain momentum, signaling a coming money surplus and economic upheaval across the country.
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Coffee soda fad among Chinamen baffling soda clerk
A Boston man recalls a downtown drug store encounter where a Chinese customer asked for coffee soda despite it being unavailable. The clerk notes that many Chinese patrons insist on coffee soda and refuse other flavors, a pattern he says has persisted for years.
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A Serious Case and Odd Exhibition Notes
A patient offers his artificial arm as payment while a peppery Ontario doctor jokes about curing psoriasis and eczema. An illustrated German art exhibit bans many colors and enforces dress rules in violet and white. The piece recalls unrest over a public execution of Cleveland effigies.
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Public opinion urged for mass meetings and letters to senators
In a call echoed by the gold bug organ, citizens are urged to hold mass meetings in major cities and to inform senators and congressmen by letters and telegrams. Merchants and those in business are urged to express their feelings in this crisis as a duty of citizenship.
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Iowa morals cited as crime drop spurs judicial district cut
In Iowa the morals of the State have improved, with county jails in 55 counties empty. The Governor urged the legislature to reduce judicial districts and judges from 40 to 86 due to a drop in crime under the prohibition law.
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Soup Bone Intervenes in Bachelor’s Plan of Love
In a rainy office tale a bashful bachelor recalls a lunch hour plan to woo a clerk. A soup bone incident at a butcher shop derails his scheme as the cook is knocked aside and hospitalized, leaving the bachelor’s prospects paralyzed by the misfortune.
A Business Proposition and Bitter Lunch Reflections
A narrative fragment shows a wife accusing her husband Lorenzo of marrying for beauty as they dine. The scene contrasts a hot noonday bake and a tense exchange over rolls and a fish course, with a distantly included note about a Philadelphia relic of William Penn’s founder.
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Congressmen Go to Washington for Reelection Stump Speeches
Congressmen travel to Washington to open campaigns for reelection, delivering stump speeches and outlining policy positions as they begin formal efforts to secure another term. The trips signal renewed attention to backers and key voting blocs ahead of the election cycle.
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