Flirting Lawsuit Shocks Kirkwood Seminary Crowd
In Kirkwood a naval lawsuit centers on a Female Seminary run by Miss Anna Sneed. Young men from St. Louis flirt under a wall garden, and J Gratz Brown Jr. faces trial after trespass accusations. A verdict fines him $20 amid claims of Sneed’s iron rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kirkwood
Anna Sneed
Boon
Gratz Brown, Jr
Sneed
Nores
J. Y. World
Locust Plague Spreads Beyond Chattanooga Ridges
Locust swarms increase north of Chattanooga spreading into valley farms. Insects cover shrubs and trees, drown out other sounds, and threaten vegetation after reappearing 17 years ago with heavy damage to crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Mob hanged Sam and Eli Dyer near Bonham jail
Sam and Eli Dyer, convicted murderers of Sheriff Ragsdale, were taken from Bonham jail by a masked mob on the night of the 7th and hanged from a tree within 300 yards of the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam and
Eli Dyer
Ragsdale
Ey, Buchanan
Bonham
Ancient Spanish Silver Mines Opened Near Cedar Springs
In Montague County Texas prospectors near Cedar Springs uncovered an ancient shaft in a river bluff with carved Spanish names and marks, a hidden tunnel entrance blocked by large stones, a spring, a prospector furnace site, and old smelting dross suggesting reopening the historic silver works. The land is held by local parties who plan to reassess the mine’s value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague, Tex
Red River
Montague County
Cedar Springs
Controversy Over Geronimo Raiders Sparks Local Outrage
El Paso readers condemn lenient treatment of Geronimo’s raiders after brutal Philips family killings near Silver City. They argue for harsher punishment and removal from reservation, fearing fresh raids and demanding justice from a vigilant citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Geronimo
United States
Morrow
New Mexico
Arizona
Philips
Silver City
Fort Bayard
Department
Red Devils
Pen
Tenth Cavalry Regiment
Senator Vest and the newspapers at odds
The text suggests Senator Vest faces scrutiny from the press with rumors and inside information coming to light, implying ongoing conflict between the senator and published coverage. It frames journalism as exposing alleged misdeeds or criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vest
Cheap Men and Their Work in the Nineteenth Legislature
A Dallas Herald analysis laments clerical errors that prevented laws from reaching the Governor and criticizes low salaries that bred incompetence and fraud. It urges future legislatures to hire capable, well paid staff. In Waco, T T Wilson faces a $100 fine for serving beer with a Sunday dinner at the St Charles restaurant, a record police court penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
General Assembly
Waco
T. T. Wilson
St. Charles
Wilson
Hog Roams Free as Gate Fails and Lovers Cause Break
A hog wanders through streets as a broken gate and hinges fail. In other news Liberty Hall, former home of Hon. Alex Stephen, is deeded to the Stephens Memorial Association and Gov. Stephens remains to be moved from Atlanta to be buried in the front yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Stephen
Liberty Hall
Stephens’ Memorial Association
Gov. Stephens
Atlanta
A Wife's Power in Home Life Advice
A short editorial from New Rapen Texas urges wives to build domestic happiness through firmness, economy, patience, and tact. It warns against provoking quarrels and stresses that a calm, supportive home strengthens a husband for life’s trials, while bitterness weakens bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rapen
Tex
Texas Farm and Ranch
Hom
Beth
P. R
The Pleasures of Imagination Tale at The Tribune
A humorous vignette shows Horace Greeley visiting The Tribune office on a cold morning. He removes his hat, sits by the radiator, and jokes with a youthful usher about the heater lacking steam. The exchange ends with Greeley lightly chiding the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Mr. Greeley
Salvation Army Officer Provokes with Evening Invitation
A Baltimore Delaware Salvation Army officer delivers a provocative address urging Christians to prove their faith. He ends by saying if any Christian in the assemblage will hold up his hand he will go home with him and spend the night, a challenge that has drawn attention for its bold method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Delaware
Christain
Total abstinence never destroyed a home
A chastened moral pondering on abstinence as a force for good, asserting that sobriety strengthens families and wards off ruin, misfortune, and unhappiness through steadfast discipline.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medical
W. W. James
Graham
Texas
Martyn & James’ Drug Store
R. N. Price
Ryus
Street & Co’s Drug Store
J. B. Salmon
Legrand & Catlin, Physicians & Surgeons
Ner Square
Finlay & Holman
Attorneys-at-Law
Graham, Young Co
Gro. E. Miller
Gousstler
Lev
W. Johnson
Beckham
Young
Temple Houston
H. B. Spiller
Surveyor
Houston & Spiller
LAW and Land Office
Mobeetie, Wheeler Co
R. Hollingsworth
Graham, Texas
A. B. Gant
Hotary Public and Land Surveyor
Graham, Young Co., Tex
General Land Agency
Burnside
Street & Co
Gem Drug Store
Pomona
Young County
E. Runyan &Co
Terrell
Deam & Baker
Fort Worth
Dallas Herald