Local Attorneys and Dentists Advertised in Graham Texas
The ad section lists J W Graves A Martin lawyers with abstracts of Young county land titles and a notary, Beckham National Bank building, RAMAM Texas. Johnson Akin and Rohde lawyers in Graham with offices in Young and Ming counties. J C Kay lawyer in the Graham court house. A Finlay attorney and land agent. and a dentist with an office over Beckham National Bank in Graham Texas.
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A. Martin
Young County
Beckham National Bank
Ramam
Texas
Court House
Graham, Texas
Finlay
Graham, Young County
Beckham
Nat'n’! Bank
Graham
Want of Confidence in Cleveland Policy Sparks Democratic Split
The Weatherford Democrat argues public verdicts mirror want of confidence in President Cleveland's financial policies. It urges a party reformation toward silver restoration, denounces gold power, and cites Treasury Secretary Carlisle's disputed handling. Calls for a reformist leadership including Turpie, West, Harris, Stone, Boies, and Crisp to revive Jefferson and Jackson principles.
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England
Mr. Cleveland
France
Cleveland
Ceage
Treasury
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Secretary of the Treasury
National Democratic Platform
Jefferson
Jackson
Turpie
West
Harris
Stone
Boies
Crisp
Ottumwa
Sun
Moralizing Cannot Halt Lynching Until Courts Act
The piece argues that moralizing against lynching fails to stop the practice and urges courts to move faster so that criminals receive timely judgments rather than dying of old age before their cases are decided.
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Sherman Democrat
Courts of Justice
What Shall We Plant for Next Year’s Crop Texas Farmers Ask
A Williamson county farmers institute sets the discussion topic for the next meeting on what to plant for next year’s crop. The Stock and Farm Journal urges that this question should be debated in every agricultural county in Texas to prevent a повторение of past mistakes without concerted action.
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Williamson County Farmers’ Institute
Texas
Stock and Farm Journal
Lynch of Lewis Jefferson After Attempted Assault Near Atlanta
A Black man named Lewis Jefferson was captured by a posse and lynched after an attempted assault on Mrs. Wilson Frobet near Atlanta, Georgia. The incident is reported in the era’s context with a focus on mob justice.
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Lewis Jefferson
Wilson Frobet
Atlanta
Mark Twain Yells and Biblical Debate Spark Curious Tale
An Ottumwa Sun摘reprint recounts Mark Twain’s urge to yell during a Winnipeg interview and a tale with Cannon Kingsley. The column discusses faith, science, and biblical stories with notes on Goliath’s armor and discoveries supporting scripture, plus critique of gold standard ideologies.
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Goliath
David
Jonah
Gospel in Existing Churches Key, Not New Building
A religious weekly argued that preaching in churches already existing matters more than constructing new churches. It cites 43 million church seats in the United States and 111000 ministers giving each about 87 parishioners, suggesting focus on road and hedge work rather than new church buildings.
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United States
Republicans Face 1896 Victory Test Over Bimetallism
The piece argues Republicans must heed public mood and embrace pure bimetallism, including restoring the silver dollar, or face condemnation in 1896. It claims Democrats are condemned for Cleveland's single standard and warns that failure to adopt silver policy will doom Republicans next year.
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Cleveland
Cotton Mills Move Toward the Cotton Belt
The article notes Southern mills consume about 1 million bales of staple annually while Northern mills use 2 million. Large investments in manufacturing plants rise, especially in North and South Carolina. The shift is toward mills locating where cotton grows, with Middle Florida hill country poised for modern factories.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Middle
Florida
Busy East Locomotive and Car Works Signal Improved Times
The large locomotive and car works in the east are very busy, indicating improved economic times. Activity at the factories suggests stronger demand and a healthier manufacturing sector.
Help Wanted Travel Agents to Texas
A notice seeking trustworthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Texas for an established, reliable house with a salary and expenses. Steady position offered. Enclose references and a self addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Day, Third Floor, Omaha building, Chicago.
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Texas
Talon
Dominion Ay
Omaha
Dominion Company
Aha
Chicago
Gold Bug Theory Steered by Syndicates Says Bryan
Congressman Bryan critiques gold bug influence linking silver zeal to political manipulation. He argues gold bugs push Democratic and Republican interests to serve syndicates, noting Mississippi and Texas dynamics. He asserts gold bugs undermine patriotism and party unity by aligning with syndicate-backed agendas.
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Mississippi
Texas
Lexas
Populist Critics Clash Over Silver Coinage Debate
Harry Tracy contends Cyclone Davis overemphasizes free silver, arguing reforms can happen without silver or gold in circulation. The Sun questions populist sincerity on free coinage, noting leaders like Weaver and Tracy once backed fiat money and greenbacks.
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Harry Tracy
Cyclone Davis
Davis
Democratic Party
Sun
General Weaver
Tracy
Greenback
Kaufman Sun
Healer Francis Schlatter Gains Fame Around Denver
Francis Schlatter, the healer who claims divine powers, attracts large crowds beyond Denver Colorado. His mail swells with letters to "Jesus Christ" and "the Messiah" and on select days he treats nearly 1,000 people who believe in his abilities.
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Francis Schlatter
Denver
Colo
Jesus Christ
Open Secret of Cleveland Third-Term Bid Rumor
Weatherford News notes an open secret that President Cleveland seeks a Democratic renomination for a third term through his cabinet. It says Democratic defeats are blamed on opposition financial plans, with critics deeming his leadership stubborn and self serving.
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Cleveland
Weatherford News
Bob Burdette Advice on Work and Worth
The speaker urges the son to value honest labor and note pay disparities between preachers of different causes. He compares Moody, Ingersoll, and Frank Murphy, arguing that the busy, productive life yields peace and happiness. The message emphasizes self-reliance, diligence, and making a meaningful impact in the world.
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Moody
Ingersoll
Frank Murphy
Mules in Stampede Wipe Out 60 Pottsboro Herd
Wm Potts who gave Pottsboro its name suffered heavy losses after his herd of 60 mules stampeded through a four barbed wire fence. One mule died from a cut throat another bled to death while 14 others were crippled for life. Loss estimated at 1200 dollars. Pottsboro lies near Sherman.
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Wm. Potts
Pottsboro
Pottaboro
Sherman
Waco Targets Rail Shops Move and University Relocation
Waco businessmen raise a $25,000 bonus to shift the Texas Central railways machine shops to Waco. It is substantially decided that Add-Ran Christian University will relocate to Waco after this term. A shipment of one million dollars in gold was drawn from the U S Treasury for Europe last Monday.
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Waco
Texas Central Railways
Add-Ran Christian University
U. S. Treasury
Europe
Horticultural Fair Opens in Tyler on the 20th
General Master Workman Sovereign speaks to the Knights of Labor in Washington urging full support for the boycott against national bank notes. He calls on members nationwide to join the action.
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Tyler
Workman Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Washington
National Bank
Wanted Women or Ladies Travel in Texas for House Service
Classified notice seeking trustworthy women or ladies to travel within Texas for an established, reliable house position. references required, provide self addressed stamped envelope to Dominion Company Chicago. Application includes candidate’s credentials and travel needs.
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St. B. Street & CO
Mentapd
J. W. Graves
Masonic
B. A
Young County Lodge
A. KR. McDonnud
Corinthian Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
J.T. Riewaan
W. Akin
SF. Lewis
Cran“lla
A. Morrie
M. H
Gorrissen
Cameron
Milam County
Jim Bob Crow
Mollie White
Court of Appeals
Fort Worth
City of Mexico
el Paso
Laredo
Custom House
Oklahoma
Zip Wyatt
Bill Cook
Jim French
Skeeter
Bill
Wyatt
Daltons
Penitentiary
Repeating Rifle
Party of Democracy
Republican
Thompson
Democracy
Weatherford Democrat
Mark Twain
Winnipeg
Cannon Kingsley
Mark
Kingsley
Hadge
Gold Power
U. S
Congress
Ottumwa Sun
Bryan
Bob Burdette
Or. Price
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