05 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
1
Belton Texas April 4. Directors moved to finalize a contract for machinery worth 75000 dollars for a new factory expansion by the Belton Cotton MHL Company. The plant aims to boost operations and production capacity at the Belton facility.
Washington April 4 The speech by Senator Culberson of Texas to the Senate drew wide approval from Democrats and Republicans alike. The Washington Times lauds the junior Texan as a rising leader with a lucid, dignified delivery and strong, plain diction. Critics note the cautious, unornamented rhetoric and the potential for future influence in the chamber.
Washington April 4. An intense House exchange centered on Kentucky politics and the Goebel election law. Republican Mr. Pugh and Democrat Mr. Wheeler clashed over the law’s impact and federal intervention while Mr. Boreing urged a national election standard.
Secretary Hitchcock delays public release of Webster Davis resignation while Davis considers revealing South Africa views. His lectures may stir pro Boer sentiment, worrying McKinley supporters. Davis slated to speak at Grand Opera House next Sunday amid high GOP backing.
Admiral George Dewey indicates he would accept the presidency if the American people desire him, while avoiding definite commitments. Reporters crowd his Rhode Island avenue home seeking further comment as speculation grows about the end of his naval career.
A Washington dispatch reports Eastern Democrats allegedly seek to block Bryan by promoting Admiral Dewey as a popular nominee. Dewey says he would obey the American people and is willing to face whatever comes if the people demand his nomination. He notes broad support from states and classes, and declines to confirm party affiliation.
Special to The Post. Washington April 4. Public opinion mixes amusement fear and speculation over Admiral Dewey’s announced presidential candidacy. Many doubt his seriousness or feasibility. Some see a possible independent bid by Dewey to split anti McKinley or anti Bryan votes. Critics demand a clear platform and stance on key issues before taking the bid seriously.
Speakers condemn the Goebel election law while vowing to uphold it amid political tension in Kentucky. Mr Wheeler defends the measure as a lasting monument, while Mr Tracy of Iowa denounces it as unconstitutional and conducive to bloodshed.
Paris Texas April 4 Hon James G Dudley of this city member of the National Democratic Executive Committee received a telegram asking his opinion on Admiral Dewey’s candidacy for president The telegram suggested Dewey would beat McKinley and asks if he would be a stronger candidate than Bryan Dudley replied that Admiral Dewey will not be nominated by the Democratic party The lesson spun
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