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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1884
Page
2
A Graham Leader columnist comments that Senator John Sherman embodies either honor or honesty, suggesting locating such virtue amid political rhetoric is as hard as finding a needle in a hay stack.
The record shows no public telegrams from leaders Conkling Grant or Schurz to Blaine, nor pledges of cordial backing. The silence suggests a lack of official endorsements communicated publicly.
Geo W Glasscock named to succeed state senator A W Terrell. If Glasscock wins all votes in his district he will fill the vacancy created by Terrell leaving the seat.
The first issue of the Texas Cow Boy, an eight page Dallas paper, emphasizes strong advertising and a clear aim to build a rattling good publication. The editor pledges a newspaper devoted to growth and development of stock interests in Texas and the West and South.
A Fort Worth Gazette excerpt lauds George Loving for building three papers in Ft. Worth and defends its independence. It cites a Houston Post dispatch about Attorney General Templeton and Commissioner Walsh denying a telegram as an infamous lie. The piece argues officials should correct favorable errors as readily as adverse ones and praises self made merit.
The source text argues a misreading by claiming no vice president was elected president, referencing early 19th century figures like John Adams and William Henry Harrison, and notes a sequence of electoral events with broken phrasing highlighting historical confusion.
An artificial intelligence driven project plans to operate a fruit production facility soon. officials cite automation and data analytics to optimize harvests and distribution.
Galveston politicians clash over an appropriation to fund deep water at Galveston harbor with lobbyist Tom Ochiltree accused of shaping Democratic support. The piece condemns political compromises amid Texas land and water projects and lists delegates to a state convention while urging higher journalistic standards.
Cameron amp Co keeps a full stock of lumber cement paint and related goods and solicits trade from Graham in a concise business notice aimed at customers.
St Louis June 13 The Republican claims Tilden hinted at not refusing a future Democratic candidacy. Tilden referred the telegram to Daniel Manning who replied that Tilden's letter means exactly that he declines the nomination. The decision appears absolute under current circumstances.
The text reviews Blaine supporters pressuring for their choice, alleging the party’s stance on Arthur’s foreign policy taints American honor. It frames the party’s platform as hypocritical humbug and mocks the impeachment of Arthur’s diplomatic approach.
A loving wife tells her husband I wish I was a saloon to explain why he would run in nearly twenty times daily to see her, a playful domestic exchange captured as a humorous remark.
Mol loy DeGress and other Texas federal officials visit Washington to align with Blaine and solidify Republican support. They present themselves as Blaine men, aiming for future appointments, while other Southern Republicans seek positions. The Mexican pension bill’s fate is unsettled amid campaign pressures.
A Missouri state prison in Jefferson City contains more than 1500 inmates. The report emphasizes the large inmate population and the facility's capacity.
The Gatesville Advance notes a woman criticizing reforms for drunken husbands and cites examples of reform by relatives. It reports a New York conference plan to send representatives to Chicago for equal rights support, and mentions the state land board leasing 100000 acres at 8 to 20 cents per acre, with cattlemen paying fair prices for school lands.
The piece notes Mr. Tilden declined the nomination and questions whether he will name a candidate. It asserts the convention will not seek suggestions from him. It also reports the Houston Post claim about Austin ladies drinking beer in carriages in front of saloons, comparing to London practices.
Aume lia drought may raise wood costs while reports claim 14,900,000 sheep killed. One producer with 60,000 sheep lost four fifths, affecting Texetite Bullen and related flocks.
The piece notes that within the democracy the choice for standard bearer in the coming conflict rests between Cleverland and Thurman. Either candidate would be acceptable to the party and could secure the independent republic votes nationwide.
The piece credits J. C. Ayer & Co. with Hair Vigor as a universal beautifier of the hair. It claims the product harmonizes affective charm and usefulness, ranking among indispensable toilet articles to restore youth by reviving withered locks.
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