Graves and Tillman Defend Southern Race Views in North
The article praises John Temple Graves of Georgia and Senator Tillman of South Carolina for their defense of southern racial ideas in northern audiences. It argues they show social inequality is inevitable and endorses their stance against racial equality, while criticizing two Texas papers for ridiculing or silencing their message.
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John Temple Graves
Georgia
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Dallas News
Houston Poston
Texas
Post
Tillman
Graves
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
North
Bryan Faction and Richard Olney Debate over Labels
The piece denounces the so called Bryan Faction and its insults toward six million Bryan voters. It questions Richard Olney as a suitable ally, noting his past role in Cleveland era politics and rejecting factional labeling. The author warns against hook baited names and defends democratic unity.
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W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Richard Olney
Chicago
Dallas News
Onley
Kansas City
Hill
Grover Cleveland
United States
Callus Bryan
Is Flinch Unlawful A Breckenridge Debate
The Breckenridge Democrat reports County Attorney A. J. Power quoting the Attorney General that under Chapter 22 of the 27th Legislature any card game in a public place is forbidden, citing flinch as a prohibited card game. The editor questions the ruling, arguing legislative intent likely targets gambling play rather than innocent pastimes.
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Breckenridge Democrat
A. J. Power
Flinch
Bre, Johnson
Memphis Herald
Austin
Goin to California a Rounder family tale from Texas
A Texas man rejects emigration to California despite tales of wealth and climate. He argues for staying in Young County Texas due to community ties, better schooling, and shared hardship, contrasting California's mixed schools and diverse labor with his Texas home along the Brazos river near Salt works. He vows to remain, defining home by local landscape and kin.
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Golden State
Young County
Texas
Alifornia
Old Young County
California
Terbacker
Brazos
South Sea
Sierras
Pacific
Farmer notes and churchevents report from Graham
A weekly Farmers column recounts a refreshing Monday shower and a strong Tuesday norther. Rev. Arnold preaches on the second coming at Baptist Church. the writer and others join the church and three receive letters. Local folks attend Markley and Hawkins Chapel services. Prof. Blakely and wife begin a school term. A traveling showman claims many suckers near Farmer, but only four are caught, provoking skepticism about his honesty. KOMONER.
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Arnold
Near Markley
Baptist Church
Markley
B. R. Wagner
Hawkins Chapel
Farmer Sunday
Joe Hawkins
A. E Oatman
Joe Cross
Newman
W. T. Blakely
Grandpa Drum’s
Farmer
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Graham
U.S
Graham will practice in the district courts in your county
In Young County, Graham will handle practice in district courts providing complete abstracts and land titles services for clients seeking clear property records and title work in the region.
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Youre
Young County
Texas
Young
Westside House
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East Ward
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Greathouse
Vineyard
Berkshire
Bridgeport
Cc. C. Miller
News and Post
Old Rounder
JO. W. Akin
MO. C. Kay
Grahamm
R. F. Arnold
Attorney At Law
Beckham Nat'l Bank
P A. Martin
W. Johnson
W. M. Terrell
Graham, Texas
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Legrand
Physicians and Surgeons
A Morris
Rawam
Graham National Bank
Traad
W. Gatrauer
Cras, B. Gawr
Gawlaher & Gant
Graham Drug Co
M. H. Chism
Pohlman’s Shoe Shop
Hotel McCuistion
Olney
Sable
S. A. McCuistion
Wm. D
G. H. Craig
B. Garrett
Contractor & Builde
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DR. King
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