Attorneys at Law advertise in Graham Texas listing
A fragmentary printer line announces law practice in all courts with offices in Graham Texas. Names such as A Martin and Johnson Akin appear among the scattered text along with references to Beckham or Balloons Bank building and a note about serving various counties.
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A. Martin
Beckham Om Balloons Bank
Graham
Texas
Ohnson & Akin
Attorneys AT Law
Allelnioneen
Archer
Beckham Bank i
Graham, Tex
Texas Fruit Palace Ceremony Opens Tyler Project
The corner stone laying for the Texas Fruit Palace in Tyler, Texas, on May 16 drew the city together with music and processions. Speeches by Rev. H. M. DuBose, Mayor Milo Sharp, Cone Johnson, Gov. Hubbard, Major James P. Douglas, and Col. W. S. Herndon celebrated the foundation and promise of a solid business future for Texas fruit industry. The article also rebukes cowardice and extols true courage in daily duty.
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Tyler
Tex
H. M. DuBose
DuBose
Milo Sharp
Cone Johnson
Gov. Hubbard
Samaeh
Pal Dhe
Jas. P. Douglas
Texas
Col
W. 8
Herndon
Douglas
Cast a Line for Yourself Moral Fable
A poor young man on a bridge yearns for food and riches. An old fisher offers to trade fish for a simple favor and returns to reveal that by fishing for himself he can prosper. The tale urges self reliance and proactive effort over idle wishing.
Remarkable 19 Year Old Boy in Cherokee County
Joe Bozer, 19, 59 pounds and 3 feet 7 inches tall, son of a widow near Rusk, Texas, wandered the streets asking for money to buy shoes. The unusually developed boy with a beard wore a fine suit and stovepipe hat, has no education but can spell his name, and recalls the floods of May 6, 1884 and May 7, 1895 as ruinous.
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Rusk
Tex
Joe Bozer
Cherokee County
A Short Dream Sermon On Life’s Brief Sparkle
A La Grange Graphic excerpt renders a poem on life as a dancing bubble on a restless river. It compares brief individual hopes and struggles to a sparkle that vanishes as the river moves on, urging people to reflect sunshine not clouds.
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la Grange
Newlands Discusses Japanese Agents and Silver Policy
Nevada congressman F. J. Newlands speaking in New York recalled a 19th century visit by a Japanese commission studying money systems. He warned that England sought to demonetize silver and that Japan’s rise as a power depended on alternative monetary choices. He argued a gold standard would have forced England’s influence.
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F. J. Newlands
Nevada
New York
Jas. G. Blaine
State Department
England
Japan
Stewart
Jones
Teller
Sherman
China
Comanche County’s asylum admissions rise with politics
Comanche County sends more people to Texas insane asylums than other counties with similar populations. The Comanche Chief notes the pattern aligns with the rise of alliance populist doctrine and anticipates a turnout increase linked to this political movement in future elections.
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Comanche County
Texas
Can You Swim Little Boy in the Water?
A brief Texan column quotes a child answering a question about swimming. The exchange centers on learning to swim in the water and reflects a light, rural mood.
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Texas
Carlisle backs sound money over 16 to 1 free coinage
Secretary of the Treasury John A. Carlisle discussed the financial issue saying he would vote for a Republican ticket or a sound money Democrat ticket but not for a 16 to 1 free coinage Democratic platform. He indicated that many Democrats favoring administration policy would align with Republicans. He stressed he would not support a 16 to 1 free coinage ticket.
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John A. Carlisle
Carlisle
New York Anti-Suffrage Women Organize Against Ballot
In New York the anti suffrage women organize to counter the efforts of their sisters who seek the ballot, promising a lively time as the contention unfolds.
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New York
Peculiar Woman and the Brute Kiss Trial
Miss Elizabeth and Robinson duel over consent and force in a tale of social custom and curiosity. They stage a test to prove or disprove kissing without consent, culminating in an agreement to repeat the experiment after a claimed slip. The anecdote probes gender dynamics and public intrigue in a cautionary light.
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Miss Elizabeth
Young Robinson
Jack
Robinson
A Lavender Remedy to Deter Flies at Home
A wise housekeeper shares a simple fly deterrent learned from her grandmother. She mixes five cents worth of lavender oil with an equal amount of water, puts it in a glass atomizer, and sprays it around rooms especially the dining area to repel flies with a strong pleasant odor.
Sound money campaign challenges free silver advocates
The San Antonio Express notes that sound money proponents have opened an education drive opposing free silver, promising a tense period ahead as major papers dedicate substantial space to financial articles and readers anticipate ongoing coverage until the next election.
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Ane
San Antonio Express
Senator Jones Urges Delegates to Bolt if Gold Nominee Emerges
Senator Jones tells Republican delegates at the convention to bolt if a gold candidate is nominated. He argues the gold men in the Democratic convention would bolt if a silver candidate is named.
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Jones
Wishin’ for a Dollar as the World Sighs
A compact verse from the Boston Courier laments perpetual want and sorrow. It contrasts the reader’s dull longing with a world full of mirth, hinting that some genuinely dead lie beneath the grain of want.
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Boston Courier
Price's Cream Baking Powder Wins Gold Medal
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder receives a gold medal at the Midwinter Pair exhibition in San Francisco signaling continued industry recognition for the product.
South Carolina dispensary system gains wide publicity
A Review of Reviews notes that the SC dispensary program is viewed as a success by many in politics and business. Governors Evans and Tillman are praised for supporting enforcement, and rail workers and other citizens report declines in drunkenness. Charleston sees orderly dispensaries closing at sundown, while countryside towns report improved conditions and shifting spending toward families or land purchases.
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South Carolina
North
Evans
Tillman
Mollis
Charleston
Call for decade stability in tariffs and currency
The San Antonio Light argues that national revival faces delay until tariff and currency questions are settled. Frequent policy shifts in these areas create agitation and distrust harming business, and a ten year constitutional fix would reduce uncertainty and foster industrial, commercial, agricultural, and monetary confidence.
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San Antonio
Swedish Proverbs Mirror English Sayings In Pictures
Mrs. Baker notes that Swedish and English proverbs share sayings such as The burnt child dreads the fire and Better late than never. Some phrases adapt with a local twist like When the cat is away the rats dance on the table and One bird in the hand is better than ten on the roof.
Owl Wing Down Muffles Flight for Silent Hunting
The owl’s wings feature a soft down that dampens airflow and silences wing beats, helping this nocturnal raptor approach prey unseen and unheard. The natural adaptation allows stealthy hunting at night.
Moody and Sankey Trip With Financial Woes Hit By Flies
The Fort Worth Mail Telegram notes the famous evangelists Moody and Sankey facing common troubles as their revival meeting struggles with debt, restless audience, and unexpected pests. Reporters share secret prayers for relief as the crowd endures interruptions and discomfort.
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Fort Worth
Moody and
Sankey
Brothers Moody and
Brother Wells
Reas
Himse
Moody
Rome
Bro. Weiss
Wife with business skill beats husband on sales trip
H. W. Allen of Rockford Illinois dislocated a shoulder and his wife offered to run his travel route for a wholesale grocery firm. She took his sample case and visited customers, winning ten pages more of orders than he ever did in a day. The firm suggested he switch roles with her.
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H. W. Allen
Rockford
Ill
Allen
New York Advertiser
Birthday Toast From The Master Of The House
A speaker toasts on his fiftieth birthday praising the guests and noting the distinguished company gathered to celebrate his life. The remarks reflect a playful, world weary rhythm with pauses and humorous aside.
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Distinguished & Company
Conscientious defendant questioned in whiskey remark
A lawyer presses a witness who says the defendant is so conscientious he never drinks whisky for a cold unless really needed, in a case noted by the Cincinnati Tribune. The editor offers a thousand dollars for guessing the outcome as the story ends with readers supplying answers.
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Cincinnati Tribune
Puck
Scandal Rumors Surround Deacon Goodman
The Sherman Register notes Grayson county cotton acreage will drop by 18 percent, while land used for other crops rises beyond that percentage, reflecting shifting agricultural patterns.
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Sherman Register
Grayson County
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