Mafeking Relief Ends Lady Wilson Reports
Mafeking has at last been relieved and Lady Wilson will have no further occasion to send out her periodic reports.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
Mafeking has at last been relieved and Lady Wilson will have no further occasion to send out her periodic reports.
Religious leaders attack President McKinley over the army canteen law as Methodists press for action and public debate on military provisions.
A moral reminder urges compassion for the distressed and encourages lending a hand to the unfortunate. A belief in divine reward for small acts of charity is expressed, urging cheerful support for needy fellows.
The Louisville Ex Confederate Reunion promises to be the grandest event of its kind. Special railroad rates apply to all, veterans or not, with provisions for entertaining a large number of visitors and to make everyone feel at home.
The preacher Sam P. Jones delivers a political speech urging Democrats to drop silver and favor expansion. He projects a favorable outlook but warns Democrats to adopt his guidance to elect their ticket. He ends with a mixed compliment for Ben Tillman calling him a mule and billy goat.
The Confederate re union unfolds at Fort Worth with Blue and Gray marching together. The G A R participates prominently. Judge Reagan editor of the Confederate Veteran presents a paper on the Cause of the Civil War, and a pawn shop flag from the North is exhibited.
A writer laments how life’s scenes reveal that true friends are few and often fail in emergencies. The piece compares a heartless betrayal to Judas Iscariot, expressing disappointment and discouragement at the breach of implicit trust.
In Waco Col Geo P Finley accuses Gov Sayers of failing to recognize the Mexican War Veterans Association. He argues the men who won Texas deserve honor and warns delaying their dues in this life.
A reflection on honoring Confederate veterans who fought beside generals Jackson and Lee. The piece notes their unsullied service, expresses gratitude, and urges recognition before they pass away. The tone laments aging veterans and emphasizes national tribute.
Community leaders urge a summer event in Graham to draw visitors from distant areas. They emphasize immediate cash for merchants and lasting publicity, predicting strong turnout with a solid program and several speakers.
District papers note Captain A T Gay as a district candidate for the legislature. The Leader backs his bid and believes he will competently represent the district if elected, stating they are for him despite late notice.
An old Graham church sermon on parental responsibility argues that misbehavior stems from home life. It urges fathers to oversee children and mothers to teach moral discipline from an early age, noting domestic discord worsens youth lapses and condemns secretive parental actions.
A three-person expedition led by Jack Sue and Tom departs the Clear Fork of the Brazos on the 8th, detailing their camp sites, horse crew Old Henry Dan Schley and Dewey, and a route through Graham Bryson Jacksboro Bowie Montague Nocona and Butcherknife in Indian Territory with daily progress and odd mishaps reported.
The sermon recalls Eli’s failure to discipline his sons and dire consequences for his house. It argues parents bear major responsibility for their children’s paths, urging strict early training and righteous living to prevent shame and disgrace.
An advertisement from Parle Medicine Co promotes PAZO ointment claiming a refund if piles are not cured. It asserts fast results within days and urges readers to consult their druggist to obtain the product.
An advertisement claims Gatlin's Anti-Bilious Compound is the only effectual cure for constipation, warning against pills and likening its usefulness to oil for a machine. It promotes C. G. King as supplier of oil for all kinds.
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