Omaha Citizens Arrests Stirri ng Lynch Inquiry
A large number of prominent Omaha citizens were arrested for complicity in a lynching attempt recently. The piece notes political alignments in Ohio and Texas, including tariff reform led by Mills, Gov. Hoage’s approach to a special session, and the Democratic unity in New York as Cleveland and Hill back the ticket. A Texas crime wave and a railway official Conqueror Dan Misxenan’s shooting are also mentioned with sheriff McAfee’s quick action.
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New York
Cleveland
Hill
Dan Misxenan
M. K
Cnisen
Sheriff McAfee
Rman
Political theater and bank failure shake Texas and Ohio
Horace Chilton notes two party options in Texas as Wadley Bros. of Leatherford fail with liabilities around 20,705 dollars and assets from 28 to 30 thousand. New York Democracy mobilizes as Grover Cleveland campaigns, Flower for nomination likely in sight, Campbell and McKinsey neck and neck in Ohio amid libel lawsuits and strong newspaper push.
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Wadley Bros
Leatherford
New York
Grover Cleveland
New York City
Cleveland
Hill
Well P. Flower
Idle Youth and Work Ethics Stir Texas Political Debate
The article argues idleness as the root of poverty and crime, urging youth to embrace work and self-sustainment. It notes politicians in Texas eyeing the House Speakership race, debates over alien land laws, a Fort Worth jailbreak attempt, and scrutiny of pension abuses. It also mentions Gov Hogg's upcoming fair opening and local press sparring with Abilene banks over usury law.
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Ram
Bor Campvens
Wise County
Fort Worth
Elliot
Campbell
Texas
The
Fort Worth Gazette
Gazette
Tyler Courts Work With Vigor In Higher Courts
Higher courts in Tyler are operating with notable vigor as proceedings proceed. Legal activity intensifies, with judges and officials pushing through docket items and ensuring timely rulings.
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Tyler
Denton Judge J A Carroll Dies in Missouri
Hon J A Carroll former Denton District judge died recently at Louisiana Missouri. His remains were brought to Denton for interment.
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J. A. Carroll
Denton
Louisiana, Mo
Curiosity Exhibit Shows Mummified Child Find in Canyon
An on display object in Garland, described as a mummified Indian child about three years old, was found a few weeks ago in Palo Duro canyon nearby. The exhibit draws interest as locals inquire about its origin and history.
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Garland
Palo Duro Canyon
Whipping of Woman in Brepsere Indiana Case
In Brepsere Indiana Mrs Harmon accused by locals of loose character was whipped by about thirty men who tied her to a post then to a tree and lashed her body with hickory switches. They also warned Mrs Freeman to leave within a day or face similar treatment and ordered Jacob Saponfield to notify neighbors. Severe injuries reported. The mob’s identities are unknown.
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United States
Washington
Melchisdie
Brepsere
Ind
Les Stewart Parnell
Dublin
Wdall
Idim
Grota
Safe Investment and Alliance Critique
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption with a guaranteed refund and free bottles at R G Graham Co. A letter from Anson Western notes Alliance members must endorse the sub-treasury plan to stay eligible and accuses leaders of Democratic denunciation and internal decay.
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Dr. King
R. G. Graham & Co
Anson Western
Plant Trees This Season and Beautify Homes
A homely plea from the Aurora Chronicle urges readers to plant fruit or ornamental trees this fall and winter, arguing small improvements boost a area's appearance and health. It compares the cost to a tiny daily expense and encourages planting to enhance homes and comfort. Also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, guaranteed for skin issues, sold by R. G. Graham & Co.
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Aurora Chronicle
Buckilen
R. G. Graham & Co
Court of Appeals Affirms $900 Damages Against Railroad
The Court of Appeals upholds a lower court ruling awarding $900 plus costs against the Louisville and Nashville railroad for repairing Green County tracks on Sunday. The piece critiques political factions and remarks on Southern sentiment and party dynamics ahead of the next election.
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Franxxfoft
Court of Appeals
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Green County
Texans Stand Fast Against Opponents In Hard Times
A compilation of quotes and notes from various papers discusses Texas resilience, public sentiment around a Houston law and order campaign, lynching controversy near Council Bluffs, and judge Tucker's critique of alien land law. It mentions Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World, its 875 foot building, and a 6000 copies per minute press rate.
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New York World
Joseph Pulitzer
Ihs
Omaua
Nes
Negro Smith
Neweehoffer
Council Bluffs
Newshoffer
Tucker
Dallas
Supreme Court
Texas
Texas Pride and Civic Duty Across Towns
The column criticizes Texas pride and newspaper critics, notes large Texas towns with colleges, and questions public support for local papers. It cites Daniel Polk estate actions, treasury money shifts, Texarkana banker Joe Mart's arrest, and social faux pas about hospitality, plus warnings on sub-treasuries and a grip epidemic.
Merit and a mix of old remedies and land deals
Citizens urged by K.G. Graham & Co to trust Dy King’s New Discovery and King’s Life Pills, praising merits while noting refunds policy. Wyoming Native nations Shoshone and Arapaho reportedly deeded 1,100,000 acres to the government for $600,000. Methodist council in Washington denounces trusts as a societal curse and calls for Christian-led labor settlement.
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K.g.graham & Co
Wyoming
Methodist Council
Washton
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