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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1890
Page
2
A local report notes the July firecracker display lacks patriotic appeal and contrasts with expectations for the upcoming World's Fair in 1893. The piece questions public interest and celebrates local events instead of grand national spectacles.
The sentence notes that Senator Donnelly has become sulky and has abandoned his literary and political ambitions, signaling a retreat from public and intellectual pursuits.
The 1893 World’s Fair schedule shifts from 1892, risking fewer people fulfilling access to the exposition. Officials urge compliance with the mor tuary roll call and plan adjustments to accommodate guests.
The Italian faster Lucci becomes the medical authorities focal point in London as reports claim he has abstained from food for more than 160 days drawing attention from officials.
The article notes that astronomy states the sun is nearer in winter than in summer, and adds that one must hold strong reverence for educational science to accept this claim.
A speaker reflects on human folly with a wry line that compares a man to an omnibus: when full of drinks he still thinks there is room for one more. The remark conveys caution about self restraint and overindulgence.
The Chicago Herald queryman denies ever hearing of a black diamond, while noting a west reader who reportedly paid 17 dollars a ton for hard coal. The remark frames a curious contrast between claimed gem names and commodity pricing.
An eastern belle expresses sharp disdain for a young man who says he plans to go west to view the Cherokee Strip. Her retort suggests disapproval and social snub in response to the contemplated journey.
To prevent cabbage smell while boiling, place on the stove a dish containing vinegar or onions, or use assafoetida. either option will work.
FarMeER DALrivece of Dakota tills 80 000 acres of wheat this season. He warns that only anarchy could allow the ten acre farmer to compete with such massive output.
The article notes Peru remains unsettled since colonial times. It argues more lives have fallen in a single political clash than in Brazil's empire overthrow, highlighting ongoing conflict and upheaval in Peru’s modern era.
Senator Allison says the proudest moment of his life was counting and proclaiming Lincoln's 1860 nomination votes at the National Republican Convention. He adds his pride likely remains as strong today as it was then.
An electrician writing about electricity on the human body says death from electric current remains unsolved. One theory suggests death results from internal rupture or explosion due to gas or vapor generation inside the body.
A Washington man observes that tall slender girls prefer greyhounds while short plump girls are seen with pugs and other compact breeds. He suggests the choice stems from a feminine love of symmetry, noting contrasts between figures and their canine companions.
Lawman Arman, who rose to fame defending a Chicago baker charged with murder by poison in his bread, consumed several of the defendant's biscuits to demonstrate the poison's potency. The client was acquitted as Arman’s bold act elevated his standing at the bar.
A Chicago architect submits a plan for a World's Fair building to house the event in a single circular structure covering 160 acres. An iron tower rising 1,492 feet would mark the discovery year at the center, with 30 acres of plate glass for the roof and 60 foot high brick or stone walls enclosing the circle.
A cyclone struck Wills Point near Van Zandt county on May 4 at 12 30 PM, wrecking the depot and blocks of buildings within 25 minutes. Many homes and businesses were demolished, two horses killed, and at least one child injured. total damage estimated over 50000 with Canton and surrounding areas spared.
In Survuvor Springs Texas on May 9 the state case against Jeff Riley for assault to murder 8. B. McGill moved to the jury after a trial that has stretched since Wednesday. Wire cutters are reported at work in this county as the Wise ranch fence again suffers damage to about 4000 acres. The owners, who allowed neglect for years, have rebuilt and now see a payoff for patience and civic action.
HH. Tabor of Putnam adjudged insane in county court. He will be sent to the Terrell asylum. He was previously at the asylum six months ago and returned home sixty days ago. the recent facts justify his return for treatment.
A ball and banquet in Lampasas Texas drew about 500 attendees including visitors from St Louis. The event netted between 1000 and 1500 dollars for the Lampasas board of trade.
May 7 report from Buarglara Tyter Texas notes Monday night a fire at the residence of A. P. Moore and neighbors aided by nearby residents. No further details are available in the fragment.
They entered through front doors of two residences but could not reach sleeping rooms. Clothing from Mr. Moore was removed and later found near a shade tree along with 150 dollars, a gold watch and cash. Mr. Cain also lost a gold watch and 13 dollars. clothes were moved to the dining hall.
J T Dillon a Bowie county farmer was jailed on insanity charges after surviving three days and nights marooned by Red river floods. He crossed McKinney bayou to move cattle, was swept away, found refuge in trees, reached home, and has since raved about water and timbers. He is to be examined and likely sent to the Austin asylum.
A man named Tom Benton was shot and killed twelve miles south of Denton Texas on Monday evening by G W Tuck. After a day in Denton the men became inebriated and a dispute arose while returning home. Tuck confronted Benton with a pistol near his house and Benton died instantly.
Gainesville Texas May 9 8 oclock last night Capt Joe Means proprietor of the Daily Hesperian was shot and died on the sidewalk Charlie Ball an employe of the Register office fired the shot and is jailed The cause is believed to be a newspaper dispute Capt Means was widely respected and mourned by the city
The Lone Star Iron company of Jefferson employs a large crew near the depot at Cass County Texas to mine ore for shipment to a new furnace at Jefferson. They have piled over 1200 tons of high quality ore in one place and Atlanta is negotiating with a large syndicate to build the furnace. The operation could supply inexhaustible ore and require capital and skilled workers to operate.
Greenville Texas May 9 W H Shilling of Kaufman was kicked in the side multiple times while securing a horse at O Neals stable He was carried to a hotel where medical help was summoned Initially feared fatally injured the 65 to 70 year old man is resting easy and expected to recover.
James Kil foil, seven miles east of Clarendon, spotted a large black bear prowling near his home on Sunday and used a Winchester to drive it off, providing the city markets with choice bear meat.
The Red River continues to rise in Jefferson Tex on May 9 with water levels on the lake higher than ever recorded. Cattle and livestock losses mount while numerous families lose homes as the river breaches sewers and threatens broader damage.
Constable Raby Jones captured Henry Buttler four miles from Waco on the Houston and Texas Central railway. Buttler faced charges of laying obstructions to wreck cars and was jailed following arrest on May 7.
A Sunday School lesson outlines the Transfiguration scene from Luke and Matthew, placing it on Mount Hermon near Caesarea Philippi. It discusses Jesus' prediction of the cross, the disciples’ sleep, and Peter’s reaction, with practical notes on prayer, faithfulness, and spiritual experiences.
A wealthy Russian farmer dies suddenly and is buried. The coffin lid rises, the corpse sits up, and villagers fear a wizard. He begs for entry and flees through the cold to a hut where an old woman shelters him. Neighbors seize him and impale him with aspen stakes, ending the eight hour terror.
A Brooks quotation urges readers to view the Bible with Christ as the central leader. It emphasizes trusting Jesus first on human grounds before revealing his divine nature, and it asserts belief in God for two reasons: creation and Christ as the solution to a world puzzle.
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