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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
4
The item notes political tension with remarks about the Empress and Chinese heads, reports Attorney General Smith in poor health with limited recovery prospects, and claims Senator Carter would receive a $15000 reward for backing rivers and harbors legislation. It adds Heer's cotton crop projection of 9,800,000 bales and questions on U S liberty promises to Cuba.
A sharp opinion notes that Tre Christian argues China seeks not only a pound of flesh but also ducats, portraying an aggressive foreign stance and economic demands with strong rhetoric.
The article alleges Mark Hanna bears responsibility for the sidetrack of the river and harbor bill, framing him as central to the political controversy and its fallout.
An intimate friend of Hon. J. S. Hogg says he will run for governor to succeed Savers. The article prompts Savers to hear from Gatlins himself.
A sharp rebuke notes that the faults of three figures named Sampson Dewey and Hebron eclipse missteps by modern heroes. The passage mocks their conduct as a trio of flawed exemplars.
The speaker argues that if the U S can claim the Isle of Pines under the Spain treaty it should also claim nearby Cuban islets to resolve the coaling station issue. The remark blends territorial ambition with strategic aims and Irr mention of treaty consequences.
Ah Fung sisters of Hawaii wed US men in a notable match described as half Chinese one quarter Portuguese and one quarter Kanaka. The educated group reportedly carries a dowry of 1,000,000 dollars each.
The passage claims Gunner Morgan was refused advancement by Admiral Sampson for not wearing cuffs or using an eye glass, while noting Sampson’s Irish street laborer father. It ends by musing on whether Sampson has seen a verse about kind hearts and simple faith surpassing bloodlines.
Late London cablegrams warn England and America will not tolerate Russia's occupation of Manchuria. The piece questions what America must do about the crisis and whether Mourve doctrine still guides U S policy in this conflict.
The Herald and New Era plead not guilty to questions raised by last week's Gazette about county finance. The papers accuse each other of avoiding accountability while noting Judge Kennon and the county treasurer’s notes. The Gazette urges taxpayers to judge the legality and public interest of the borrowing.
Mrs. C E VanDeusen of Kilbourne Wisconsin reports long lasting stomach trouble and constipation and says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave her relief. The tablets cost 25 cents at Schultze and Seydler drug store with free samples available.
San Antonio Texas firm F F Collins Mfg Co advertises Well Drilling Machines suitable for oil or water drilling. They offer prompt correspondence and will quote prices and mail catalogues to readers.
The long standing pooling of railroads has left six men in control of most lines: J Pierpont Morgan, James J Hill, John D Rockefeller, E H Harriman, W K Vanderbilt, and George J Gould. Their networks would encircle the globe two and a half times. Only three major lines remain independent: the Chicago and Great Western, the Rock Island, and the Atchison and the Burlington.
A disorder of the stomach and constipation said to cause headaches is claimed to be corrected by one or two doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold by Schultze and Seydler.
The piece questions modern wealth as a contagious ailment and asks where such riches might be caught, signaling a tongue in cheek critique of excessive income and social inequality. It treats wealth as a metaphorical affliction rather than a medical condition, inviting readers to consider economic disparities.
A quirkily worded item from the Pilot Grove Enterprise remarks on woolly dress and a neighbor with many stars in her crown beyond the hill, capturing rural character in a brief community line.
Hair trimming available in various styles at AL U Kuepke s shop offering grooming services.
Mr L B Richter leaves Shiner for a meat market position with W Lehms of Yoakum and will live in Yoakum. Henry Messer plans another Denutechce Theater show at the opera house on Easter Monday in April. Gonzales reports a building boom with six modern business houses planned. Judge H K Jones and nephew Philip Goodwin visited Shimers last Wednesday. Jones considers moving to Gonzales.
A vintage remedy claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tunic cures malaria chills and fever with a simple mix of quinine in a palatable form. It is advertised with a no cure no pay offer and an 80 cent price.
The Collins steel wind mill from F. F. Collins Mfg. Co. of San Antonio Texas is promoted as the best heaviest and strongest on the market noting steel gears as a feature while other mills use cheap cast iron gears. Readers are urged to write for catalogue and prices.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with the formula printed on each bottle showing iron and quinine. It promises no cure and no pay, priced at 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs J D Houston and Mr and Mrs G L Houston depart today for San Antonio to establish residence. Household goods packed for shipment. Friends extend best wishes for success and happiness in their new home. Gonzales Inquirer.
An advertised remedy claims to cure a cold in one day with Bromo Quinine Tablets for 25 cents. The sales line promises no cure, no pay.
A fragment advertises free samples of Metal Shine Soap Powder from J. W. Hingst as the manufacturers’ agent and leading grocer, stating constant service.
George W Waitt of South Gar diner Maine reports water cough chills and grip relieved by one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy praising the honest medicine and noting the fare it brought him. For sale by Schultze.
In town quick look at the Sablin cor set now on display at Worths Caps shop. Shoppers get a preview of the latest gear as popular styles surface for the season.
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