Cronin Case Sees No Jury Yet Secured
In Graham, no jury has yet been secured in the Cronin case as reported by The Graham Leader. J. W. Graves is listed as proprietor.
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Cronin
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1889
Page
4
Strikes End After Satisfactory Terms Amid London Turmoil
A London strike ends with employers granting terms. A New Orleans dispatch dated Sept 14 reports escalating race tensions in Mississippi with white and black groups burning houses. Safety and lawful enforcement appear strained as violence grows.
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London
John L Sullivan Embraces Reform in Politics
John L Sullivan shows moral improvement after embracing politics, quitting drinking, and settling debts. The piece notes politics as a better-managed endeavor than prior pugilism, framing his shift as a positive development.
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John L. Sullivan
Political Bee
Prize bout in St Louis ends in Jacksons death
Thomas E. Jackson and Ed Ahearn fought a prize fight in St Louis on the 17th. Jackson was killed and the match described as a horrible affair. The fighters lacked boxing skill and every punch drew blood. Ahearn is held without bail for murder. referee, seconds, timekeepers, and stakeholders are held as aiders and abettors.
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Thomas E. Jackson
Ed Ahearn
St. Louis
Jackson
Ahearn
Cronin Trial Jury Selection Progress in Chicago
Three weeks have passed since the Cronin trial began in Chicago and about half the jury has been empanelled. Justice appears very slow, and the accused will soon exhaust challenges, speeding up the jury selection process.
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Cronin
Chicago
Young County Prospector Stays for Scenery and Bad Roads
Report notes two reasons prospectors linger in Young County. They admire the picturesque country while poor roads hinder their exit, trapping them longer than planned. Local observers highlight this paradox as it shapes settlement patterns and mining activity.
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Young County
General Merrill Offered Post After Warner Declines
General Warner declines the position once held by Corp. Tanner and the job is offered to General Merrill of Massachusetts. Merrill is a veteran, but reportedly favors more conservative views on surplus than the Corporal.
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Warner
Corp. Tanner
Gen. Merrill
Massachusetts
Corp
The Cisco Round-Up Bacon Theme Draws Texas Press
A letter from a Texas reader praises The Cisco Round-Up for starting a home made bacon theme in state papers. The writer compliments a neighbor, expressing long time belief the columnist would say something worth repeating.
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Cisco
Texas Press
Mrs. Hamilton Convicted in Assault with Intent to Murder
Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton found guilty of assault with intent to murder nurse Mrs. Donnelly and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. The piece labels her as beautiful yet unprin cipled and suggests Mr. Hamilton will seek a divorce and likely choose better in marriage.
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Robert Ray Hamilton
Donnelly
Adventuress
Hamilton
Nagle Discharged On Own Recognizance in California Case
Judge Sawyer praised the decision as common sense and highly commendable. The ruling effectively amounts to an acquittal of Nagle in the Nagle Habnes Corpus case, with his discharge on his own recognizance.
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Nagle
California
Sawyer
Terry
Why Texas Farmers Are Poor Rhetoric Fuss in Press
A pointed critique questions journalists and editors who claim to teach agriculture and wealth while ignoring the real struggles of farmers. It urges readers and merchants alike to demand explanations for poverty, debts, and worn appearances across classes, including lawyers and creditors.
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Texas
Jay Gould
Butler's surplus plan recalled by ties to spoons
Benjamin Butler supports giving the treasury surplus to soldiers. He is recalled for a past deal in southern silverware at New Orleans. The writer notes that if he kept quiet the spoon connection might be forgotten, but prints revive the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Butler
Butler
New Orleans
Judge ousted in Roberts County election upheaval
Judge Little of Roberts County is removed and A A Parsell becomes county judge. The vote count was exposed as a farce with 48 votes in a precinct with three residents. In Miami 38 illegal votes were cast and the Little faction is being expelled from office.
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Judge Little
Roberts County
A. A. Parsell
Bennett
Little
Miami
Harrisburg Telegram to publish Johnstown disaster history
The Harrisburg Telegram announces a forthcoming elegant volume on the Johnstown disaster. Editor's text and eminent artists will provide portraits and views from original drawings and photographs. Experienced canvassers are sought as local agents to solicit subscriptions and write for territory.
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Harrisburg Telegram
Johnstown
Houston Hogg Emerges as Favored Governor Candidate
The prevailing chatter across weekly exchanges points to James S. Hogg as the leading choice for governor. Proponents claim his popular appeal grows as he faces criticism from Dallas News and other major papers.
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Jas 8
S. Hougg
Hogg
Dallas News
Moss back must step down and out
Vague fragment states a demand for a senior figure to resign and mentions gathering people to unleash violence with a gatling gun. The wording is unclear about names, places, or exact events.
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Moss Back
Vernon Guard
Lazy townsman preaches friendship of farmers warned
Vernon Guard cautions on a boastful man claiming close ties with farmers and seeking votes. A 900 pound cow shipped to Chicago yields about ten dollars, while 900 pounds of hogs bring at least thirty six dollars. Ft Worth and Young County readers urged to heed frugal meat-saving advice.
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Chicago
Ft. Worthatte
Mrs Tanner Considers Washing as James Seeks Public Office
The piece notes Mrs Tanner plans to do washing before James accepts another office. James, her celebrated husband, has held office for years and may pursue a public post despite her influence. The tone mocks the idea but praises the couple’s independence and calls Corp Tinner honest and guileless.
Seyn Local Option Carried 66 to 44 in Election
In Seyn the local option won by a 66 to 44 vote. The tally confirms supporters prevailed and outlines the margin of victory.
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Seyn
Wyoming suffrage chapter adopted by statehood convention
The Wyoming statehood convention approved a suffrage chapter adding women’s right to vote. Requirements demand English literacy, full citizenship, and six months residency. A few corporate attorneys opposed each clause. Ballots will list all candidates and be issued by state officers.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Scrap of Paper Saves a Life in Fort Smith
An incurable consumptive, weighing under seventy pounds, found a note on wrapping paper about Dr. King's New Discovery. After using sample and full bottles, she recovered to 140 pounds and good health. Send a stamp to W L Cole, druggist, Fort Smith, for details. trial bottles offered at Ryus Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Starmp
W. HL. Cole
Fort Smith
Ryus Drug Store
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B. Stone
Henry A. Hambright
H. A. Hambright
Young
Graham
A. T. Gay
Rebecca McCown
Jimnes Bradley
Freeholders
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Donnell Bros
Eliasville
USA
A. Lebbeiter
Gura
Estutal
N. White
Daily Mail
Weatherford
J. J. Callaher
Kramer & Broyles
Aventis, Graham
H. B. Dorsey
Texas State Fair
ANE
Dallas
C. A. Cour, Sect’y
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