Grover Cleveland Living and Dead Recalled in Critique
The Chronicle reflects on Grover Cleveland as a complex figure, noting his rise from obscurity to the presidency and defenses against charges of graft and partisanship. It compares him to Mark Hanna, praising his honesty, civil service merit, and resistance to compromise amid fierce political denouncement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
The
Chronicle
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Lincoln
Grant
General Grant
Congress
Douglass
Terpreter
Brag is a Good Dog and Hold Fast Admonitions
A mixed page includes a verse urging humility and generosity against boasting. It contrasts bragging with helping others and notes a line about charity. Also includes local notices: Abernathy marriage in Guthrie, lightning death in Louisville, ambassador Creel in Washington, murder in Hot Springs, and other regional items.
Poem Snippet on Temptation and Self Praise
A reflective couplet warns against vanity and self praise. It urges restraint when tempted, adding that true merit becomes known by neighbors. The verse emphasizes personal conduct and public perception without narrative details.
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Brag
Emma Jane
Goodridge
Guthrie
Okla
John R. Abernathy
United States
Roosevelt
Elvina Purviance
Abernathy
Louisville
Chas. Smith
Leon Bailey
Washington, D. C
Enrique Creel
Mexico
State Department
Hot Springs
Ark
Ada Reichers
Fort Worth
Reichers
Little Rock
J. N. Young
Terrell
Texas
Chicago
Ill
George Lewis
Irving Park
Park
New York
N. Y
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Weletka
Rochester
Standard Oil Company
Hazel
Olean
Rutland
Bellows Falls
S. A. Machine & Supply Go
Continental
Atlas
Eclipse
Star
S$. A. Machine & Supply Co
San Antonio, Texas
I. D.C
Comedie
International Druggists Co
San Antonio
Scabies
Hunt
A. B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Tex
Houston, General Contractors
E. S. White
Alamo Plaza
San Antonio, Tex
Allbruvsts
J. B. Franklin
Nelson & Draughon
Business College
J. W. Draughon
Ft. Worth
Lone Star Culvert Co
Houston
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