Hendricks and political notes from Chicago to Cincinnati
The piece surveys Vice President-elect Thomas A. Hendricks in transit from New Orleans to Cincinnati and on to Indianapolis, notes Blaine's revived interest, and comments on Illinois Legislature ballot-box issues and General Logan. It reports on Newton impeachment talk, defines San Antonio as the next State Press meeting site, and lists officers elected amid broader foreign press gossip and public judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Hendricks
San Antonio
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Illinois
Chicago
Logan
State Press Association
T. J. Girardeau
The
Houston Journal
J. H. Davis
Mount Vernon Herald
H. V. Hamilton
Tyler Democrat-Reporter
William Ferguson
In Antonio
Stillwell H. Russell
United States
Russell
Department of Justice
Arthur
Vote Leaders and Democratic Party Critique in 1885 Commentary
The article lists poll results with Lord Wolseley topping at 1337 votes, followed by a group led by Mr. Randall praising protection for the South within the Democratic party. It critiques railroad regulation and cites editorials from the Wheeling Register and Galveston News, then reviews praise for the San Antonio Licar annual 1885 editions from multiple newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Democratic Party
Wheeling
Register
Samuel J. Tilden
Galveston News
Art Gallery and assorted farm land ads in San Antonio
A wide array of offerings from the Art Gallery of C. H. Mueller on Commerce Street with artist supplies and decorative materials, to farm properties near Moore Hollow and Leona river with multiple parcels for sale. Also advertised are medicinal tonics, cough syrups, salves, and music services, all pitched in a periodical trade-and-merchandise style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
C. H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
Moore Hollow
International
L. c
I. B. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Daily Light
A. W. Girrorp
Thos. B. Johnson
W. L. Wrinter
Proprietors
East Commerce Street
Odaiai
Thomas B. Johnson
Postoffice
I. & G. N. Railroad
St. Louis
Et Pacific
I. M
Laredo
Mo. Pacific
Iron Mountain
G., H. & 8. A. Railroad
Taare ' Ser
Houston
Houston c
Galveston
San Francisco
el Paso
Aransas Road
Dallas
United Press Association
Baltimore and Ohio
Liour
Gam Hamilton
Blaine
Republican Party
Washington
Tom Reed
Maine
House of Representatives
Newton
Lord Wolseley
Mr. Sala
Mr. Millais
Mr. Ruskin
New York Tribune
Senate
House
Congress
San Antonio Ligur
Ligur
Austin Statesman
San Antonio Licar
Anna
Excelsior
Laredo Times
San Antonio Liout
Gifford, Johnson & Winter
Times
Fort Scott
Kansas
Tribune
Licng
Leona River
Uvalde
Rio Frio
Frio
Valde County
Morley
F. Kalteyer & Son
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Rice Bros. & Co
Bucklen
Rice Bros
Frank D. Zottarelli
Avenue E
A. Dreiss
Acequia Street
M. J. Gacpin
Haines
Golden Specific Co
Cincinnati, D
C., Bosanko
Schasse & Co
James Clavin
Ragland & Co
A.J.M Tuttercup
Williamson
Bell & Bro’s
Alex Sartor
Wa Jeweler
Thos. Haughton, M.D
E. Houston St
Thorxton
J. W. Grass
James P. Earn
Traders National Bank
Holland
W. H. Outterside
Houston Street
Champion Thon Fence Company
Chas. Deady
Chir
New York
Cheeverston St
I K
Wrest Houston Street
Bridge
W. W. Blair
Fort Scott Nursery
G. W. Baldwins
Prang
A. H. Shafer
Braden, JR
A. H. Shafer & Co
West Commerce St
America
H. Hallerr & CO
Portland
F. Groos & CO
j _tlia
Main Plaza
Tezar
West
Star and Crescent
Southern Pacific
Pullman Palace
California
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oregon
Washington Territory
New Mexico
Arizona
City of Mexico
C. N. Right
T. W. Peirce, Jr
H. C. Archer
Kampmann Building
P. A
Missouri Pacific Railway System
International and
Great Northern R. R
Missouri Pacific
Southern
Austin
Little Rock
Union Depot
J. J. Chew
Commerce St
A. P. Hughes
B. W. McCullough
City Goal and Wood Company
Sixth Street
South Laredo Street
Walter Scott
J. B. Belohradsky & Co
San Antonio City
Maan
J. H. Kampmann
Louis $. Berg
San Antonio, Texas
C.F. Frommer
Court House
Soledad St
Frank Starr
Trevino
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
Pauners
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