History of Texas and San Antonio in the 18th century
A long, OCR noisy account recounts Texas and San Antonio de Valero’s founding, missions, governors, and military expeditions from 1730s through early 1800s. It covers padres, fortifications, and political shifts as Spanish and Mexican forces vie for control, including the 1718 1783 1813-14 battles and the 1833 city surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nochitoches
New Spain
Texas
Mexico
Duke of
Linares
Sommes
San Antonio
Tesad
Goya Dat Pomluza
Preslato le Rebar
Ilia
Franciscat
Mhule
Arcehno de ‘Iens
Macqnta
Valero
Ginny
Tejna
Gayidale
Ramon
Waleéere
Conhulla
Vatleco
San Antonio de Vaelero
Alain
Concepcion
Francisco de la Lepeda
Inn Antonio
Guadaloupe
Mexica
Dion Altuniy
Tegia
Aix Missiqus Ik
Iit
Keil
Muy
Lod
Sats
Antonin de
Antonio
Antonin Migtas
Conan
Joseph Antonio de Filhosenorchez
Kingdom of
New Spat
Hoigs
Nic Vierray
San Antono de Hajar
Boenke
Medina River
Laat
Couhmils
Vexas
Iran
Medina
Ile
Bojur
Niles
Monclova
Nueva Lermnadure
Coahuila
al DE Neuginin
San Fernando
Guadalajara
Jils Excelisncy
Caen Fuerta
Bey Jil
Notun
Don Fernando de Aw
Autilo
Cologvista
Setttera
Eixteen
Canary
Inteigrans
Antonio Perez de Alawixun
Trelyabte Junila
Cnme
Canary Telands
Arochas
Alain Wan
San Antonio de Valery
Cresidinos Aailiers Ata
Presidio
Asiato de Parma
San Antonio Dé Tejar
San Angoe
Viadero
Citualata
Nuevitean
New Santander
Hon Siuwwa de Terrem
Eens
Dan Manuel Fultedo
Nuevgdoclus
Atnkoogi
Trinity River
Colorado
San Sar
Los Adwes
Willer
Nachitouher
Tso
Geintiano I
Moxico
Napoleon the Great
St. Sime
Algimear
Isemer
Cordery
Don Dua Jinntigin Cagag
Armiry
Jildal- Ko
Lata
Baty Antonio
Anmbrano
Casas
Chana
Moncows
Gutierez de Lara
To Mager
Toxag
Don Slmon de Mercers
Saleeno
L'resino
Goliad
Tara
Ting
Slerrera
Salcedo
Rexar
Rosilio
Hpantale Olhers
Tn Isu
Apel
San Santonio
Gutterez
de Lara
Simon Te Merrera
Manel Saleuda
Tgnneio Elizonda
West Texas Rail Spur Links to Mexico and West
The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railway, begun in 1854 and finished in 1877, runs from Harris to San Antonio and extends west to El Paso, connecting with the Mexican Central and the Southern Pacific routes. The line threads through Arizona, New Mexico, and California toward San Francisco, with another corridor to New Orleans, promising comfort in travel and growing business. The article notes the line’s scenic routes, the H-ALC passenger office at 245 Commerce, and mentions key figures like Colonel Wy and Mr. Clint N. Night in railway promotion. It also highlights the Galveston area art showcases and local business vitality accompanying the railway’s expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fumona Galveston, Harrisburg
San Antonlo
Dicren
Jtoglua
Wastern Pew
San Anto Dio
Len Leen
el Paso
City of
Mexico
Arizoba
New Mexico
California
San Francisco
New Orleans
San Franchco
San Antonio
Hierno Alycet
Kampmann
Bwilding
Clinties
San Jacinto Battle Report From Texas Victory
Fragmentary historical dispatch describes the Texas forces under General Houston achieving a decisive victory at San Jacinto, capturing Santa Anna and driving Mexican troops from Bejar. It lists officers and casualties, noting 60 killed and 300 wounded, with 1073 Mexican troops remaining in Texas after the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marefi
Bejar
Lynny
San Antonio de Viateto
L'Ravia
Santa Anna
Sanittel Havatet
Bauth Anime
Houston
Mexico
Dan Viownte Hilivola
Pexne
San Jacinto
Real estate bargains along Mexican National Railway line
A long list of land and stock offers from 1500 to 200000 dollars with 885000 acres plus 78000 acres in Congulli and 56 leagues in one daily. Describes grazing water resources and lease options, with promises of perfect titles and market value incentives. For further information address requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican National Railway
Saltillo
San Fre Pateat
Yale
Congulli
Sult Ata Barigrin
Co Gell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas History
Horensa
Mather
Ditilun
Haying
Eliatses AM
Henleston
San Carlo de la Cale
Alvla
Father Haasan Marthaes
Kather
Mold
Semurda
Alonota
Moret
ORNL
Fiat
Petey Delanes
de Leon
Duo Prealido
Antoulotte Mejar
Alouss de Leon
Tle Ajiall
Trewor
al Mealeo
Sito
Mernard
Gonis
Meir
St. Louis
Don Domingo Dt Orn
Fray Pedro Garcia
Vray Idellongo Morgue
Ray Joseph Saldana
Pray Antonio Strain
Ad Fray Dunn de Garguiunolen
Ley Brothers
Queretaro
Indiana
Migaiana
Trey
Juan Coprighcan
Dan Organi Salina
Texaa
Onilraly Abanlanedl
Danis
Mobile
Nacogdoches
Siti
Alviialt
Sinline
Cejar
Hy Tawiane
Don
Forte
Sohorn
Gulf of Mexwan
Hejar
Uren
Clibunhun
Vicgray
Antonio Floree
Wexas
Ir Givng
Nexas
San Vautk Votas
Coahman
Madre Island
Teutonang
Cagiaacana
Vexag
Bajan
San Antono
United States
Qutterez
Perry
Elle Zonde
Inns Oferry
Central
Jonni de Arredonds
Bixny
Valloxtel Maiz
San Luis
Nisva Jean
Amiu- Ipas
Cosluila Ali Vexas
Tannedo
Canada
Verde
Nueces River
Elizonda
Ube
Atyared de
Eallial Ont
Besar
Din Darth
Te Medinn
Clednila
Trang
Wiizonio
Bexar
Arredondo
San Ane
Tonio
Areetomty
Indios
Indios Unter the Commmand of Colonel Don Henita Armanan
Ginter
Hurbide
Dondose Velix-Tres- Palacios
Dexia
Paste
Rieit
Leonidas
Jun Nepomuceno Ale House
Rutleson
Dexan
Mure
Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
Chayter
Ball & Sanspels
Ball
Loalain Vinien
le Protile
Prince
Hele
Alld& Samuels
Art and Artists
Tran Attekort
Tle
Hig
Munt
Digna
Muellerts
Mueller
Roenan
Rene
Groteagus
Comien
Amatonia
Professionaia
Wikarn
Harness, Léesther
AST
Altoring
Main Plaza
the Professor
Mefaubuck
Charles Michael, Prof'r
Skevens & Mua
AE Pollsert
ROYAL
Springfield
Oppton
East Texas
Hibernia
Comanecce Sk
Lorenzo Castro
San Antonio, Taras
Ino. F. Groshon
Comtmarte Sirees
Antonin
Laana
Michael, Pigott
ANG Genegat Dlagkemith
Dnaghort Police
Ioustan
Soledad Elreots
San Atytonto
Maxna