Attorneys Advertise Services and Local Offices in Graham
A notice lists lawyers practicing in Young County and adjoining counties with offices in Graham Texas. It names Oanson Akin and others, credentials, and addresses including Beckham National Bank building and Moorelor Street brick. Also mentions a dentist and an operative at Mechanical Plate Work Specialty.
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Young County
Beckham National Bank
Graham
Texas
Oanson & Akin
Young
Moorelorr Street
P A. Martin
College Building
Crawford Addition
Senator Voorhees Defends Silver Coinage Policy
Senator Voorhees speaks to a Sentinel Washington correspondent on free coinage of silver. He argues for immediate settlement of the silver question to preserve both silver and gold money and warns that eliminating silver would burden debtors and cripple labor while urging adherence to bi metallic standards and historical support for silver from Washington to Lincoln.
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Inpranaponts
Ind
Senator Voorhees
Sentinel
Washington
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England
United States
Hamilton
Jefferson
The Ratio Is Wrong in Political Balance
The Greenville Herald notes public distress from recent calamity and laments political focus. It argues prosperity would rise if eras of politics were fewer and prosperity more frequent, suggesting a reversal to correct the ratio.
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Greenville Herald
Indiana Governor Open to Democratic Presidential Nomination
Gov. Matthews of Indiana says he would accept the Democratic nomination if offered but dodges questions on currency. The Dallas News urges the public to press leaders to declare stances, warn against evasive campaigning, and unite to oppose those who dodge decisive issues.
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Memphis
Gov. Matthews
Indiana
Dallas News
Representative Ragsdale Bill Defines Lawful Fence
The bill passed the house with the definition of a lawful fence for stock areas adopting stock laws. A lawful fence is four feet high and built of three wires with posts no more than thirty feet apart, two stays between posts when spacing reaches thirty feet.
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Ragsdale
Kentucky Governor Backs Free Silver Coinage Policy
Kentucky Governor Brown declares support for free unlimited silver coinage at a fixed ratio, signaling a stance in favor of bimetallic monetary reform and potential market impact amid ongoing currency debates.
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Gov. Brown
Kentucky
Alexander town rocked by green goods swindle in Erath county
A group in the Alexander precinct formed a syndicate to buy counterfeit money and hired a bold man to handle the venture. He vanished with funds while holding a tract of east Texas waxy, leaving victims seeking refunds in Alexander justice court. Witness C. H. Young admitted knowledge of the business, and several parties face possible imprisonment as the case unfolds. The farm buyer remained at large as losses ranged from 50 to 250 dollars.
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Alexander
Kansas
Erath County
Gentral
Tee
Erath
East
Texas
C. H. Young
Stephenville
Texas Money Outflow Sparks Call to Keep Wealth Home
The Corpus Christi Caller notes Texas loses millions annually to premiums and other costs. It cites $14 million yearly interest on railroad bonds outside the state and $30 million on groceries like bacon lard and butter, urging money stay in Texas to enrich the state.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
The
Birds
Houston Post
Redistricting and labor bills pass house of lords
Austin, April 30. The house approved the redistricting bill, the labor lien bill, and the bill taxing insurance companies. The pledges of the party and the governor to the people were kept by the house, while the senate repudiated them.
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Austin
Tex
House of Lords
House
Senate
Governor Gibbs Views on Tax, Money, and Reform
The article quotes Jon E Gibbs denouncing extravagant state spending and bond issues, criticizing official fees, pensions for bounty soldiers, and proposed silver coinage. It laments political leaders, urges tax reform, and warns of money pressure while touching on agriculture and farming practices to reduce costs.
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Dallas
Jon
E Gibbs
Dallas County
United States
Japan
Yankee Doodle Cobbler of Boston
A queer Boston figure nicknamed Yankee Doodle rang street bells with his whistling while cobbling shoes. He lived in a mansion worth twenty thousand dollars, earned wealth nearing a hundred thousand, and died never allowing his picture to be taken.
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Boston
Missouri Kansas Texas extension to Wichita Falls opened
The Missouri Kansas Texas extension from Henrietta to Wichita Falls is completed. The first through train to St. Louis departed Wichita Falls on the 1st inst.
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Missouri, Kansas,& Texas
Henrietta
Wichita Falls
St. Louis
the Falls
Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Busy Session
The legislature adjourned sine die on the 30th as 1000 bills were introduced and 141 became law, marking a productive session with substantial lawmaking activity.
Unbreakable Mirrors From Cellulose Promise New Tool
A report describes using cellulose treated with nitric acid and camphor to produce smooth surfaces that can be silvered and coated with transparent cellulose to form durable mirrors. The method could yield cheap curved mirrors for astronomy and sun concentrating devices. A separate note warns of a man claiming to be John the Baptist, who resembles a farmer. editors caution readers not to trust him after investigating his claim and finding John the Baptist reportedly dead.
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Afso
John the Baptist
Tragic Louisville Killing Involving Governor's Son
A sensational Louisville tragedy last week saw Arch D. Brown, the governor's son and private secretary, and Mrs. F Gordon killed by Gordon's enraged husband. The killer confronted them at an assignation venue and shot both victims three times. The report includes editorial lines criticizing gender roles and societal attitudes.
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Louisville
Arch D. Brown
Kentucky
F. Gordon
Brown Sitit
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