Western politics and railroads featured in Virginia and Texas commentaries
A Virginia Republican gathering in Deer Park shows enthusiasm for Blaine and Logan's West Virginia prospects. Texas praised for vast public lands and power, while Rockport urges self-reliant growth without railroads. Labor party decisions hint Blaine gains support from workers, with defalcation records cited in Navy history.
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Virginia
Deer Park
Maryland
West Virginia
Blaine
Logan
Blaine Endorsed by Grant Amid Labor and Political Debates
The article quotes Gen Grant defending Blaine against rumors of opposition and urges his election. It also includes a letter from the Irish World editor favoring Blaine and Logan over Cleveland, amid labor tensions. Additional items update tax costs for the Greely Relief Expedition and report on Knights of the Hickory Switch violence in Indiana.
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Blaine
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Cleveland
Irish World
Swedish Worker
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Butler
Logan
Harrison County
Indiana
San Antonio Bans Public Sparring Matches
City ordinance forbids fighting with or without gloves in public venues where the public may attend and sets fines from 2500 to 20000 dollars upon conviction before the Recorder. Passed July 14 1834. Mayor J H French and City Clerk E P Cuaupon signed.
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San Antonio
J. H. French
E. P. Cuaupon
Regulating Theatres and Amusements in San Antonio 1884 Ordinance
City ordinance from 1884 bans loud profane speech in theatres and indecent conduct. Prohibits obscene venues and performances with penalties from twenty five to two hundred dollars upon conviction. Includes citation by publication for a debt case against Ellen Shoulders.
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J. H. Frenen
E. P. Claupon
Mathias Koch
Ellen Shoulders
State of Texas
Bexar County
Poe
John E. Ochse
Bexar
Texas
A. D
Anton Adam
Frep Baprr
Two Farms for Sale in Guadalupe County Texas
Comprehensive ad describes 1207 acres across two tracts near Guadalupe River and Mill Creek in Guadalupe County nine miles from the railroad. Includes 900 acres timbered and 300 cultivated, fenced with minor island section, multiple houses, stock pens, and varied soil. titles 34 years held. second tract adjoins with 700 acres, 300 river bottom, 200 cultivated, fenced and cultivated by new overseer. Also includes mail addresses and 1883 date references.
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Gaadalupe Co
Gaudalupe
Mill Creek
California
Guadalupe River
J. W. Brapsey
San Antonio
Electro Homoeopathic Medicines Advertised as Cure All
A claim is made that electro homoeopathic remedies benefit the sick and can cure severe diseases including cancers and epilepsy. The ad asserts early treatment prevents death, cites Santa Rosa Hospital approval, and invites calls to Prof. Meyer at Ave D 32 Elect hom General depot for Texas and Gulf States with references in San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Meyer
Ave. D
General Depot
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Gulf States
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