Political maneuvering and regional industry headlines
Wes Frannanan hints Ochiltree may run for Seventh district Congress with a Crain challenge. General Haren targets squatters in Indian Territory risking 2000 settlers and hardship. Blaine praise in Portland sparks political debate amid expo talk. Eagle Pass ships 25 000 brick daily, San Antonio could mirror production with new machines. City mass meeting at Scholz's hall planned for tomorrow evening.
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San Antonio Club Leads Texas Union as Mass Meeting Looms
The article notes a statewide push for local clubs with Blaine and Logan as organizers and highlights San Antonio as the banner club. It discusses press reactions to Governor Ireland, the Cleveland campaign, and local hopes for a Gulf railroad to revive commerce amid a downtown for-sale mood.
Mass meeting urged to ratify Blaine and Logan nomination
A public gathering is announced for Scholz's hall in San Antonio at 8 30 pm on August 9 to ratify the Blaine and Logan ticket and organize a Blaine and Logan club. George Pascual, chairman of the Tenth Congressional District, invites supporters of the Chicago Republican platform to attend.
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