San Antonio rail talk and political notes from Texas
The Houston Post notes rail optimism if maps print well while Austin Club eyes a San Antonio excursion on the 23rd. It discusses Grant era reporting, a new water cave on San Pedro avenue, wool-grower meetings in St Louis, recent rains and crop prospects, and political shifts including Morrison and Sam Randall. The piece also mentions cholera fears and enforcement of laws amid Galveston election muddle.
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San Antonio
Texas
The
Houston Post
San Pedro Avenue
Prohibition debate and political reshaping in Texas
The article surveys attitudes toward prohibition, morality, and political jockeying in Texas. It notes shifts as reformers press for temperance while opponents call for educated argument, cites reactions to local conventions, and highlights tensions involving railroads and Mexican workers.
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Dallas
Limestone County
Assimilation of Opponents under the Tsar
The passage notes the drastic absorption of noble rivals into service of the conqueror, likening it to the swift conversion of Tartars and Turcomans into loyal agents for pay and plunder, a historical curiosity. The discussion emphasizes political assimilation as a notable historical pattern.
Remarkable mix of notices and poems in Greenville Herald
A varied page features comic verse about animals and a boy with a fifer, then military notices for MP Cody at Fort McIntosh Texas and Daniel Stone at San Antonio. Also auctionish ads for Oricont0 cigarettes, a large Texas property listing, tonic tonics, and testimonials for Electric Bitters from Manchester Michigan and San Antonio suppliers.
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Matt Cody
McIntosh
Texas
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort McIntosh
H. A. Theaker
H. C. Ward
R. Whitall
John Newton
Maury Nichols
A. B. Wells
Farrand Sayre
Eighth Cavalry
W. A. Thurston
Daniel Stone
San Antonio
Third Artillery
Quartermaster’s Department
Fort Clark
Secretary of War
Adjutant General of the Army
Daniel H. Boughton
Third Cavalry
Adjutant General’s Office
George V. Willing
Manchester
Mich
Rice Bros. & Co
Texas Sour Mass Health Tonic Promises Powerful Cure Claims
The advertisement touts a tonic combining iron and cathartics for a wide range of ailments including indigestion fatigue liver and kidney complaints and venereal diseases. It cites an endorsement from W G McGown of Texas praising its efficacy and portability and urges wide distribution.
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W. G. McGown
Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Europe
United States
Ww. G. McGown
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the Daily Light
A. W. Girrorp, W.L. Won
Thos. B. Johnson
ITER
Proprietors
East Commerce Street
Lineh
Busipress
Thomas B. Johnson
Postoffice
I. & G. N. Railroad
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
St. Lo
Laredo
Missouri Pacific
Iron
Taredo
G., H. & 8. A. Railroad
New Orleans
Mast
Dally
Houston
Gaives- Seebeck Tee
Wes Es Sonsrereeb
Sereres A. Mm
Leban Cae
Gal
Woutton
San Francisco
Paso
Isetes
el Paso
Lignt
Grrromp, Johnson & Winter
Tur
Austin Press Club
Capitol City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
General Grant
National Wool-growers Association
Morrison
Illinois
Sam Randall Fellows
Persimmons
East
Galveston
Fulton
Atkins
Mr. Atkins
Mexico
Cleveland
Washington
Vilas
Hay
Aurora
Ill
Globe- Democrat
St. Petersburg
Tsingiskanoff
Genghis Khan
Zakrjewski
Alikhanoff
Penjdeh
Ali Khan
Ruselan
Greenville Herald
Jack
Fifer
F. Kalteyer & Son
L. C
Morley
C. H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
Bucklen
Rice Bros
Mary A. Dailey
Tunkhannock
Dr. King
Texas Sour Springs
Cardwell Springs
Luling
Rogers Bros
J. F. Robinson
T. B. Johnson
the Earl
A. A. Drescher
W. Dietert
Boerne
James Davis
George
W. GC. Danner
Frie County
Pearsall
W. W. Berry
Esq
J. H. Murphy
K. T. Allen
J. H. Jones
T. T. Teel
J. ©. Diermeyer
D. H. Breeding
H.C. Hadstate
Frank Newton
L. H. Lambert
Anton Halamuda
J. W. Casey
Rachel Breslin
W. A. Carnahan
RK. J. Vincent
Cotulla
W. H. Brown
Leesville
W. J. Hogge
Eagle Pass
George Loesberg
Castroville
Strabisams
Mace Sorell
Belmont
Robert Grier
Pana
T OF
Forts Brown
Clark
Concho
Davis
Ringgold
Stockton
Camp del Rio
Penn Colorado
Camp Kicengtry
Santa Maria
Edinburg
Nevill's Bring
Abilene
Murphysville
the Lakes
Pena
Sand
Lone Tree
Pacific Coast
Domingo
J. G. C. Lee
Cate
San Antonio, Tex
Isss
AMLT
Cushing
Mishler
Ishler
Judge Hayes
Lancaster Co
Michael Ober
San Geronimo
Blum Street
J. Bennett
Houston Street
F. Groos & CO
Alexander
Anon
A. Alexander
Texas National Bank
J.8 . Alexander
G. W. Brackenridge
H. B. Andrews
A. Belknap
B. F. Yoakum
J. 8. Thornton
J. W. Guass
James P. Kart
Traders National Bank
Reuter
Gro. Reuter
Two Brothers Saloon
Alamo Streets
State OF Texas
Bexar
John Lehmann
Owen Tyverson
Fred Bader
Ewen Tyverson
Bexar County
San Anto
Smirrn
Jame
A. Stevens
Nat Lewis
Hallarr Book Co
Portland
A. Dreiss
Rye
Chas. Deady
M.D. D
Chir
New York
Ban Pedro Avenue
Geo. R. Hines
Kampmann Building
Iron, Mountain
Missouri Pacific Railway System
International and
Great Northern R. R
South
Austin
Little Rock
Union Depot
J. J. Chew
Commerce St
H. P. Hughes
B. W. McCullough
Texa
City Goal and Wood Company
Sixth Street
Wheeler
Wilson
R. H. Jackson
Special Ag
Fort Scott
Fort Scott, Kansas
V. Lorra
Wahrenberger & Beckmann, Architects
Lockwood & Kampmann
Bank
Cor
Uturri
Commerce
J. B. Belohradsky & Co
Rice
Ryan
Sessions & CO
C.F. Frommer
Court House
Soledad St
J. H. Kampmaen
Louis $. Berg
Lone Star
San Antonio, Texas
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