Wabash Agent Named in Texas with Fort Worth HQ
Mr. F. M. Grieven is appointed livestock agent for the Wabash line in Texas and the Indian Territory with headquarters at Fort Worth. A large Blaine and Logan club forms in the city, while Democratic delegates appear via “kind friends” in a show of machine influence. The Houston Age critiques San Antonio’s claims on railroads and notes Galveston’s prior Gulf and Santa Fe discussions. The piece observes the enduring party machine and wheel-horse leadership shaping Texas politics and Republican organizing.
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F. M. Grieven
Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railway
Texas
Indian Territory
Fort Worth
Schultz’s Hall
Blaine and Logan Club
Houston Age
San Antonio
Aransas Bay
Galveston
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
San Antonio press and politics draw mixed praise and protests
The Blanco Star Vindicator lauds Republican fairness while El Paso Times reports on George Edwards jailed in Chihuahua. The piece critiques pistol violence, calls for reform, and questions Blanco and San Antonio trade ties amid Democratic protectionist debates.
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Mexico
el Paso Times
George Edwards
Chihuahua
Edwards
Ohio Republicans back wool industry to restore support
The passage notes Republicans in Ohio remain consistent in leadership, shifting support from Mr. Converse to another candidate. It asserts strengthened Republican chances nationwide as the wool industry, once decayed by Converse’s actions, will rally to the party for relief.
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Beecher
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Cornell
Converse
Ohio
Representative Converse
Political gamblers pander for Irish vote in Buffalo
The Times decries bar managers selling Irish support to Cleveland or Blaine for small sums. It warns that those “representative Irishmen” who promise to rally for a candidate for money will not earn the ee c Union.
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Parsons
Parson Briggs
Cleveland
Blaine
Ee c Union and Times
Buffalo
N. Y
Morley Bros and Dr King products praised in old notices
A collage of historical notices extols Carl Schurz remarks on ownership of St. Louis Westliche Post and praises Morley’s Blackberry Balsam and Dr. King’s New Discovery. Letters from Mesquite and Bastrop County Texas recount cures for summer complaint and coughs with thanks to Morley Bros and local druggists.
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Carl Schurz
St. Louis Westliche Post
Reublican
Schurz
Chicago Times
Mesquite
Texas
Morley Bros
Austin
Morley
J.D. Browder
Mesars, Browder & Paschal
Kalteyer’s
Morris Mironen
Kalteyer's
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