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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1891
Page
4
The notice recaps Pacific tr and Santa Fe connections through Mineral Wells and Weatherford with specific departure times. It then shifts to a political rant about Hon Barney Gibbs and figures like J J Ingalls and Egan in Chile, plus commentary on Russia taxes and Guatemalan upheavals.
An Asheville boy reportedly speaks with a double tongue while an exchange mocks a Texas style third party orator. An attempted dynamite plot against Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria is noted, reflecting perilous claims in an era of rising socialism and nihilism.
Commentary notes Roger Q Mills of Texas as top Senate contender. It questions leadership suitability of various figures, hints at international intrigues, and touches on Guatemalan unrest, Balmaceda Chile, and workforce corruption in pensions and promotions.
A German named Sauer applying for naturalization failed after the judge questioned his allegiance. Sauer followed Johann Most and supported confiscating property for redivision, seen as subversive to the constitution. Judge Paschal ruled such anarchist ideas disqualify emigration to America.
Former president Grover Cleveland has become a father again, with the birth of a baby girl reported recently. The family is said to be healthy and celebrated in shared newspaper notices.
The Fort Worth Gazette notes the shift from famed rally cries like on to Albuquerque and now mocks the new on to Velasco slogan. Western readers weary of constant crusade slogans anticipate calmer days and bread and bacon before winter.
Bar CampBELt is held in the Wise county jail awaiting the penitentiary sentence or execution after a court ruling. Officials emphasize strict management to maintain security and public safety until further justice is served.
The excerpt notes a floto rial district representative praised as the youngest legislator. It questions whether the railway commission and alien land law influence activity, observing scant railroad construction in Texas and joking that Fort Worth Gazette nearly stopped road-building for ventures beyond its city.
The article reports that President Harrison intends to support Minister Egan despite accusations linking him to Balmaceda. It notes American warships near the Chilean coast to protect the legation and accuses Egan of double allegiance to the United States, the New York Herald, and Balmaceda.
Electric Bitters is hailed as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases removes pimples boils and rashes caused by malaria and relieves headaches constipation and indigestion. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back priced 50 cents to one dollar at Graham's Drug Store.
J. B. Wilson of Sharpsburg promotes Discovery for Consumption claiming it cured his own pneumonia threat after La Grippe. Robert of Cooks & Pa. touts Dr Newee as better for lung illness. Free trials at Graham & Co. Drug Store with large bottles priced 60c and 1.00.
An advertisement claims a reprint of the Enc Britannica in 25 volumes at $1.50 per volume, far cheaper than English editions. It touts page for page accuracy, updated American articles, new maps, and easy payment plans with delivery and testing options offered from Chicago.
A Norfolk style column cites Kansas warning against repudiation and mortgage burden, urging property relief and selling excess land. It quotesClaims about government and corporate loans, notes for farmers, and urges caution amid economic distress. It also includes testimonials on Chamberlain's remedy and local legal notes.
In a Ft Worth Gazette letter, the writer argues for a state public hangman to handle executions, noting up to twenty murderers on death row. The piece claims inexperienced sheriffs botch hangings and asserts a professional official would provide steadier, more respectable final ceremonies.
Frank Cornelius of Purcell Indiana Territory says he urged Mr Pinson to try Chamberlain s Pain Balm for his wife who had paralysis in the face. After using a full bottle her pain and soreness diminished and her mouth returned to its normal shape. He claims the balm also cures rheumatism lame back sprains swellings and lameness sold 50 cent bottles by D R Akin Co.
A Georgia legislature proposal bars governors judges and local officials from appointing relatives within four degrees to public offices under their control. Violations become misdemeanors and the appointee’s office is declared vacant. Supporters call it a step toward better governance at state and national levels.
Advertisement promoting an organ free event with an 81 second game and a Bean Jar guess by R. G. Sosheat as Co. Includes a quote from Gen. Weaver about population growth and currency issues, cited from the Boston Globe.
R. G. Graham & Co sells tablets at 20 to 50 per day due to low cost. Gannett's Pitts are vegetable and sold only by Graham & Co. Ginger cordial offers a mild remedy for diarrhea and flux and should be kept in every household.
Members of the Masons of Texas discuss relocating the grand lodge from Houston to Fort Worth. Subordinate lodges favor Fort Worth, citing central location, rail accessibility, and anticipated donations by the city.
County Treasurer Bertsche uncovers dusty papers from 1843 to 1850 in the Rocky Run area. The documents include writs and executions tied to alleged thefts by Mormon associates and reference the Nauvoo Expositor’s destruction following the Smith era. Higbee brothers are named in connection with the case and with opposition to the Mormons.
Advertisers claim the Hercules Gas and Gasoline Engine by Palmer and Rey of San Francisco is the safest, simplest, and best gas motor now on the market. It has no electric battery, avoiding common spark-engine trouble. Descriptive catalogue available.
A terse prompt invites readers to learn about Saxet via D R Akin and Co. The notice hints at a feature or query centered on Saxet and directs to the firm for details.
The Texas World’s Fair Association shows a 500 by 250 foot site in Jackson Park designated for Texas. The Texas location has prized lake views and prime position near the main city entrance, with Illinois and California holding larger areas. Completion of the Texas building by October 1, 1892 requires $100,000 in subscriptions to secure funds for construction.
Help wanted for cotton harvesting on 100 acres. Pay 75 cents per hundred pounds picked. Apply to G. H. LeGranp in Graham, Texas.
The author argues editors face two sided judgments in country towns and are blamed for bribes and blackmail. He recalls admiring big city papers and notes locals want boom for property, while seeking editors with “snap.” He observes towns boast hidden greatness and reflects on public craving for recognition and influence. Dallas lawyers push for a new appellate court in Dallas.
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