Pur Archer county paper changes hands to T H Marberry
The Graham Leader notes a change of editorship to Mr T H Marberry a young lawyer from the Archer bar. It jokes about war office calls for judiciary and argues for militia volunteers as Sioux threats in Dakota threaten the United States. It laments officer shortages from postwar promotions and urges citizen enlistment.
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Archer County
T. H. Marberry
Archer Bar
War Department
Judiciary
An “S
Squires
United States
Dakota
Outcry Over Trespassers on Cherokee Reservation
A loud protest arises from parties trespassing on the Cherokee Indian reservation after forcible ousting by Indian scouts. The text blames certain white men for delaying progress and criticizes squaw men as worse than Indians.
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Ley
Farmers Rise to End Party Lines in 1890s Wave
The Philadelphia Record lauds American farmers for awakening to end protection for monopolies. It predicts a 1892 tidal wave sweeping away protection and monopoly, with unity under law and advancement through education, urging removal of mossy barriers and faster progress.
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United States
Philadelphia
America
Gould influence in Fort Worth railroad future shapes local outlook
A Fort Worth Mail report discusses Jay Gould's growing control over the Union Pacific system and predicts changes in Fort Worth and Denver, with possible consolidation with Texas and Pacific. Observers anticipate leadership shifts, shop moves from Marshall to Fort Worth, and broader Gould investments boosting local growth.
Texas 1899 property valuation hits six hundred million
The 1899 property assessment in Texas totals about 600 million dollars. The passage notes Ingalls is likely defeated with friends conceding, predicting an Alliance Republican successor. The tone suggests a political shift and expectation of change.
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Texas
Charlie Jones in Cartersville Slaying Case Sparked by Weak Minded Claim
Report says Charlie Jones brother of Rev. Sam P. Jones killed a Black man in Cartersville Georgia several days ago. He is described as weak minded and authorities may rely on that ground to clear him.
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Sam P. Jones
Cartersville
Charlie
Parnell
Treland
Dallas Times
The
Austin Statesman
Hogg
James
Night Burial in Cleburne County Records Historic Funeral
A hunter near Cleburne, R L Welborn, died after an accidental shooting. His burial was moved to night time the same day, marking the county’s only nocturnal funeral. The long procession drew many onlookers as locals reflect on burying the past. L M Taylor, newly elected Eastland County tax collector, died at home before qualifying. Decatur residents back T J McMurray for assistant attorney general. Pueblo, Colorado resident George McBride, 22, killed himself by being run over by a switch engine. President Harrison reportedly urged McKinley to address tariff law misrepresentations in a speech.
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R. L. Welborn
C. F
L. M. Taylor
Eastland County
John H. Cochran
F. L. Gage
Dallas
Alpine
Presidio Live Stock Company
Cochran
Times
Rio Grande
Gage
Col. Gaker
Russell B. Harrison
Warren L. Watene
Panama
Rivas
Nicaragua
Thomas Martinez
Trinidad
Flores
Dr. Flores
Senor Chanorro
Senor Rojas
Benjamin
White House
Napoleon McKinley
Ohio
Congress
Harrison
Napoleon
Times-Herald
Salt Lake
Uran
John Chugg
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Chugg
Waoo Dan
Ghost dancing unrest near Fort Reno sparks feared clash
Reports from Wicmira and Greer County show heightened excitement among Kiowas and Apaches at the ghost dancing scene. Chiefs Sinah and others bring news from the north as swifter moves by cavalry and scouts loom. Gen. Miles heads to Washington to discuss disarming and displacing hostile Indians amid a grave regional crisis.
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Wicmira
Kay
Bert
Fort Reno
Sincah
Oklahoma
Greer County
Texas
Miles
Washington
Cutceaco
Department of the Missouri
Cien. Sehofield
Burr
Republican farmer loyalist stays put after Cannon loss
In Illinois Joe Cannon district an old farmer bristles at Democratic defeat and plans to move with his wife. After hearing the news, he discovers no suitable place to relocate and stays home.
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Joe Cannon
Mlinois
Partizan
Cannon
Mary
Publication Citation summons unknown heirs in Young County case
The state directs the sheriff or constable to publish eight weekly notices summoning the unknown heirs of Ben M McFarland and Rot McFarland in Young County Texas. The suit, filed October 14, 1890, seeks restitution of land described from John Bridges survey and damages of one thousand dollars in the District Court at Graham, with return showing execution.
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State OF Texas
Y County
Ben M. McFarland
Bfcfarland
Maced County
30Th Judicial District
Avid
40Th Judicial District
Young County
Graham
Enid Court
M. A. Southworth
William Grd
Hersef
M. McFarhand
Rot
McFarland
Peters Colony
N. W. Cor
S. W. Cor
Belf
N. W
John Bridges
A. T. Gay
Texas
Raham
C. Y
Cuns. Gay
Texarkana Wins County Site Move Vote
Texarkana voters backed moving the Bowie County seat from Old Boston to the city, amid one of the fiercest election contests in local history. About 1000 votes cast in the city with returns from other precincts still pending.
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Bowie
Texarkana
Tex
Old Boston
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