Mexico politics discussed in Harper's Magazine previews
Tax confusion about Mexican politics draws neighbors into focus as Harper's Magazine prepares portraits of current Mexican leaders. Aransas Pass railroad elects officers with amendments proposing a Waco branch and a northwest route toward the panhandle. City water contract inquiry raises beer pricing questions and past fire costs. Waco reports violent deeds, including a fatal shooting over alleged statements about a mother and sister. The Charleston News notes the cyclone disaster brings relief, work, and rebuilding for thousands.
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A Terrible Experience and Texas Rail Plans
The Cincinnati Gazette recalls a clerk’s tale of a solitary week in a store with no advertising and a white head from confinement. It notes Huntington syndicate’s bid to buy the Texas Mexican railroad to offset gains for San Antonio from the Aransas Pass road and discusses regional policing, politics, and preservation efforts including Washington’s Valley Forge headquarters.
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Immigrant foes and law not guns to solve labor strife
A historical appeal condemns violence against immigrants and asserts legal remedies over force to protect workers. It contrasts industrial rivals with dangers of irregular protection, urging restrained, lawful measures for stability. It also references health fads and local commerce including land sales and various medicinal and consumer notices.
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