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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1893
Page
4
The notice lists trains No 8 No 2 No 4 and connections at Weatherford with the Santa Fe Railway. Departures from Weatherford and Mineral Wells include 5:30 pm 7:50 am and 2:00 pm with arrivals later the same day or next morning. W C Porbrsss F P A.
Col. W. L. Malone managing editor and proprietor of the Fort Orth Gazette dies of dysentery after six days illness. He loved Fort Worth and his paper aided local growth. He leaves a widow and two children.
A fragmented editorial tone covers Mr Mills defending the president and opposing repeal amendments, amid infighting in Texas Democratic ranks over free coinage and bi metalling. References to the Populist shift, old chorus plans for Wailas Fair, and legal notes on Geary Chinese law close with odd ad copy about English spavin remedies and patent cures.
A leaked record reveals Clark, Geo, Kyte Matlock, Garwood, Osborne and E A McDowell among a private Union room gathering. They issued circulars urging party officials to resist populists and silver men and defend the administration. The note suspects Turner Hall ties, Cuney trade, and secret methods aim to split Democrats.
The article laments the Clark bolters and their papers seeking a Cleveland backed compromise. It asserts the regular Texas democracy under Gov James Hogg remains united and rejects further bolt efforts while urging repentant members to return and pledge loyalty to the party.
Congressman Maddox of Georgia delivered the keynote speech on financial reform urging a system to prevent a few individuals from wrecking the country. He warned the republic’s future hinges on wresting power from Wall Street.
The New York World notes half a million clearing house loan certificates retired yesterday and forecasts a further cancellation of a million and a half today. Bankers see cash remittances rising and improved conditions. A banker quoted likens last Sunday's illustrations of cash hoarding to real life. The article argues credit systems cause hardship and suggests a cash economy would bring prosperity.
The piece rails at political newspaper workers who do work for “glory” free of charge while backing real estate schemes and party candidates. It defends responsible papers against blackmailers and calls for a sharp libel law to curb slander, noting Gov. James S. Hogg will open the Dallas State Fair on October 14 drawing a large crowd.
Li eut J B Jamison recalls Booths motive based on the execution of Anderson a friend condemned as a spy Cabinet intervention failed Anderson shot at sunrise Booth enraged the plot to strike Lincoln and cabinet followed Lincoln died after being carried to a second floor room Surgeon General Meigs offered a final view Mrs Lincoln was present Woolford Sani Lotion ad follows.
A palmistry guide discusses finger shapes and lines, linking temperament and fate to hand features, then reports odd tales from India and Europe. An Indian gentleman and scholars comment on bear girl legends and a wild boy, while a Berlin coffin debt incident and a Maine woman's furniture trick reveal curious vignettes of human behavior.
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