G H and 8 A Railroad Schedule Details
Through Express Mast to New Orleans Daily with 4.00 a m departure for New Orleans Houston and Galveston. 7.15 p m return from East. Arrivals include from New Orleans Houston and Galveston at 9.00 a m. Mixed freight passenger mail service runs daily excluding Sundays from South Flores to Elmendorf and San Antonio with end-of-track limits. U Lott president and GM notes freight rules.
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New Orleans
Houson
Galves- Beert
Howelon
Galves- Con
Houston
Galveston
United States Mail
South Flores Street
Elmendorf
San Antonio
U. Lott
South
West
J. F. Robinson
T. B. Johnson
Frie County
Pearsall
Tex
W. W. Berry
Esq
J H. Murphy
Allen
J. H. Jones
T. T. Teel
J.C. Diermerger
D. H. Kreeding
T.T. Teel
H.C. Hadstate
Frank Newton
L. H. Lambert
Anton Halamuda
Senate
Burris
Rancho
A. C. Decker
Stockdale
W. J. Terriberry
Saltillo
Mexico
Berwick Bay
Ma’ Rda
Mobile
Biloxi
Es Express
Prop &Co's Express
Texas Rypress Wells
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pullman
Denison
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lanis
Europe
Amberican
Liverpool
RED Star
Antwerp
J. S. Macnamara
W. F. Simmons
Commerce Street
L &G. N. Depot
H. P. Hughes
W. H. Newman
B. W. McCullough
P. A
T. M
G. P
T. A
Texas
Political tides and labor laboring on eight hour calls
The Austin Statesman surveys political shifts in December 1825. It critiques Cleveland’s potential independence on a democratic or independent ticket, notes Federation of Trades and Labor Union backing an eight hour rule after May 1, and urges Granite Cutters to boycott the Austin capitol. It also covers Serbs and Bulgarians in conflict, New York Chamber of Commerce backing the President on silver, and worries over Democratic reform and western railroad push.
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Cleveland
Federation of Trades and Labor Union
Washington
Granite Cutters National Union
Austin
L’exas
Capitol Building
Philadelphia
New York Chamber of Commerce
Treasury
Twe Times-Democrat
New Orleans
South
Swift
T. J. Hour
Montgomery
Ala
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
N.Y
Political Turbulence and Mexican Power Structure Analyzed
Fort Worth Gazette commentary critiques Democratic fiscal policy and coinage stance while surveying political shifts in the United States and a caricatured portrait of Mexico under Porfirio Diaz. The piece notes factional divides among leaders, clergy, and regional papers, urging readers to see reformist parties as self serving.
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Tun
Fort Worth
Lienr
Mexico
United States
Porfirio Diaz
Manuel Romero Rubio
Carlos Pacheco
Riva Palacio
Quien Sabe
Epidemics and unrest across Mexican regions reported
Typhus fever rages in Guanajuato while Yello fever vanishes in Sonora. Leon lights relit Nov 28 after a month. Cuernavaca palace repairs progress with north roofs finished. Jorello volcano shows awakening signs. A Nov 24 hurricane hits Tuxpam Tepic, three days of rain damage corn. Government voids colonizing contract with Juan Sener Caquines. forfeits $1000. Funds donated to Leon hospital from estate. Regla murder scene after seven years planned. Emilio Jarilo kills Eugenio Alvarez. Sugar trade bills proposed in San Luis Potosi. 10-year terms. Gen Angel Martinez leads army against Yaquis with 10,000. Monterey warned legislature to avoid session. notices as needed.
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Guanajuato
Hermosillo
Sonora
Leon
Tuxpam
Tepic
Juan Sener Caquienes
Maria de Jesus Caraze Victoria de Gueden
San Juan de Dios Hospital
San Pedro del Monte
San Judas
Los Arcos
Regla
Pachuca
Emilio Jarilo
Eugenio Alvarez
Alvarez
San Luis Potosi
Angel Martinez
Crispin Polonmares
Tomas Fernandez
Alberto Conte
Santiago Gomez
Monterey
Nome
Duel on Cerro de Rampas Hill Near Queretaro
The article recalls a duel between Luis Jimnez and Juan Sapien near Queretaro on Cerro de Rampas Hill. Both sides fired after leaving coaches. drivers intervened and no one was hurt.
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Revolutionary Party
Queretaro
Luis Jimnez
Juan Sapien
Cerro de Rampanas
Bells
Diario Commercial
Custom House
Laredo de Tamaulipas
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Che Daily Light
A. W. Grrrorp
Thos. B. Jonson
Johnson & Winter
East Commerce Street
News-Boys
ACE
G. D. Roemer
Henry Schumacher
LIGHT
Roemer
Thomas B. Johnson
Girford
Geo. P. Rowell& Co
G. N. Railroad
Iron Mountain
Laredo
Missour
Pacific
San Francisco
el Paso
le Pax
Servia
Northwestern
San Antonio and
Aransas Pask
Aransas
Charleston
D. C
Yobm
Hawkes
Atlantic
Critter Bros
Main Plaza
Bucklen
A. Dreiss
C. H. Mueller
Mueller
Emerson
Steves Arms Company
Dr. Bosunko
H. L. Fowler
R. Cohn & Co
J. D. Devine
J. Clavin
Morlkey
F. Kulteyer & Son
J. E. Smith
Butters
Reading
George H. Kinleyer
San Antonio, Tex
Prof. Horsford
Horsford
Baron V. Liebig
EALED
Saml
T. Cushing
R. HH. Russell
Williams & Russell
Commerce St
Daaler
Agent Bor
H, W. John
Asbestos Liquid Paints
Averill
Alamo Iron Works
Lagur
Antonio
Rye and Ear Infirmary
Hutchins
Houston, Texas
Thos. B. Gale
A. Helbig
Sec
Treas
H. Hoencke
Weett
A. Zilian’s
Corner Commerce and Alamonts
F. C. Hateisen
San Anton
O Ice Factory Fish, Oyster and Game Depot
Gulf
Elite Restaurant
Soledan
John Loustenbau
Frank Starr
W. M. Fri
Agent Poe
C. E. Jones & Co
Patent
Rte
Bowie Street
San Antonio, Texan
Vitae Dali
F. Kalteyer & Son
Missouri Pacific R’y System International
Great Northern R. RB
Lapdp Polo
Creston
Loui
Sa Antonia
A Luis Ats
A. T. Hensley & Son
Soule & Williams
Japan
East
Houston Street
Byrnes & Kerr
Soledad Block
Wahrenberger & Beckmann
Lockwood & Kampmann
Cor. Yturr
Commerce
Call and Eee Us
Rige & Dalitas
Rice
Born & Co
Rosee Paint Company
West Commerce Street
John Tripp
Texas Beauty
Martin & Schryver, QF Ali
J. Haisch
Sunset Depot
San Antonio, Texas
N B. Smith & Son, Merchnant Tailors
Houston St
Oal
Indian Territory
J. H. Marquart
Soledad Street
Courthouse
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