Smuggling, extradition, and local debates in Texas press
The Galveston Tribune notes General Stanley’s report condemning Rio Grande smuggling and praising extradition treaty efforts. The Austin Statesman earns praise for its new eight page form and local pride. The Times targets water works funding and Brackenridge monopoly while urging unity against corporate tribute. Apache Indians remain a concern with ongoing conflicts and supply issues.
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Department of Texas
Rio Grande
Austin Statesman
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Statesman
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Debates on debts reform and port growth in Texas
The article critiques deficits after Mr. Cleveland's term, notes slow debt reduction, and mentions Congress and a planned deep water port meeting for Aransas Pass. It covers Prohibition gains in Georgia, local water works opinions, and fire insurance issues in San Antonio and Gaveston. It also cites editorials on chaplain salaries and Mason County railroad interests plus Governor Ireland's immigration impact and Butler's political spending.
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Antoonia
Mason News
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Mason
Texas
The Nod Steamer Overturns After Wheel Falls Off
Police disperse crowd as steamer Nod rounds the street. a wheel comes off and the craft overturns. Firemen are injured, traced to a linch-pin omission during oiling. The incident blamed for large losses and a warning about neglect in trade and kidneys. Warner's Safe Cure advertised as remedy in Fire Journal.
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Fire Journal
Turbulent clash near San Carlos Agency injures Graham team driver
The Globe special reports Chiricahua raiders killed the Graham ballion team driver and nine White Mountain Indians near the San Carlos Agency, with two American herders among the dead. The raid stretches 60 miles, prompting alarm as renagades cross the Gila southward. General Sheridan and General Crook converge at Fort Bowie to discuss the situation.
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San Antonio Ordinance Bans Visible Indecent Displays
City ordinance prohibits exhibiting or selling indecent pictures or lascivious representations in places viewable from public streets. Violators face up to two hundred dollars fine upon conviction before the Recorder. Passed November 24, IS8sb. Bryan Callaghan, Mayor. E. P. Craypon, City Clerk.
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