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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented, sensational notice mentions a man chasing a woman with threats of murder and marriage pressure. It includes garbled dialogue about worth in death, a Chicago arrest of a man fond of a young lady, and brief notes on public figures and rumors, all presented in a clipped, diarylike style.
A reporter visits Emilio Aguinaldo in Manila on April 22 and records his statements and attitude toward the United States. The interview covers his willingness to cooperate, views on McKinley, and the balance of power and policy in the Philippine conflict.
The party plans a trip to Washington aboard a special train from Jacksonville on May 24. Delegates including Drdaliont MekKinley of the roe fdtliverd and Wylie Atatee ail Cuba will confer, with a roster of attendants such as Lowlage and Capote and officers like Portinnin and Towayes.
Fragmentary report shows multiple marriage notices dating from April at Caldwell and surrounding towns. Names such as Reverend Michael Ving and Justice WH are referenced in connection with ceremonies, but many details are garbled and uncertain in this OCR fragment.
Sherman dispatches three delegates to the Methodist Episcopal Church’s general conference in New Orleans. Rev J McMukley, head of the North Texas Female College, accompanied the party as they left Sherman this morning for the trip.
In Dallas on April 6 1900 a mother Saniel Alexander a merchant and her seven year old child died from burns suffered in a house fire. The fire started in the afternoon. witnesses recall the clothing of the child catching fire. There was little aid available with no ambulance or emergency response noted in the report.
An unidentified white man, about 30, was run over by a Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger train at Thirty-tied and avenue in the afternoon. He was injured severely and died shortly after. Police were investigating to identify the victim and determine circumstances.
Moneta Georgia April 2 reports cotton growers face replanting due to recent unusual weather. Reading from county notes shows seeds damaged and fields burned. Officials warn a portion of the crop may need to be replanted and stressed conditions remain poor.
A garbled summary cites remarks by Mark tivel and Hole Devanerat amid a volley of political analysis. It references editorial shifts, public trust, and debates over American meat trade and legislative accountability, with scattered mentions of figures like Vice President, Senator Merten, and other contemporaries.
The article portrays Texas rapidly advancing with factories and wealth spreading from Dallas to rural areas. It notes rising hotel demand, burgeoning industry, and the desire to host conventions as towns like Waco attract delegates. It mentions the Star-Forma and regional papers reporting on expansion and Jubilee celebrations.
A large turnout is described for the U C V reunion under General Gordon and General Colom Ne, with extensive mention of ceremonies, veterans, and commemorations across southern locations. The piece notes plans, speakers, and the significance of reunifying Confederate veterans, highlighting places like Chattanooga and Memphis and referencing notable generals and survivor stories.
The piece surveys current press commentary on anti trust law shifts, rail rebates, steel industry prices, and political stances. It notes calls to uphold competition and rectify corporate practices while weighing Republican and Democratic viewpoints. It references Chicago, Des Moines, and other urban centers amid broader national discourse.
A garbled paragraph shows a newspaper editor struggling with a motto and a change in editorial stance. The piece references truth, a disrupted head, and a delayed insertion of a lower motion, illustrating a chaotic editorial process.
The article describes a garbled message from a Texas source about reversing a policy. It mentions United States, Caroling seaend, Megat Hlate, and a lexas wae here Geer Gee font, with a 4 od Twed atentest abondanas and a statement about yeas to some.
The piece argues Lincoln did not offer Confederate terms at Fortress Monroe and that reunion remained the aim. It notes Stephens and Reagan disputes, quotes Lincoln documents, and claims history will judge the Union's preservation while honoring Confederate sacrifice. It also cites Texas unity resisting division and Texas vast size and growth.
fragmented text describes forgery accusations and a political dispute surrounding a Joliet ticket scandal. references to railroads, fraud, and public distrust hint at a tense climate as readers await judgment on conduct and future consequences.
Miscellaneous notes include claims on Walter Raleigh planting a century old crop in Australia, and fewer post office workers than agriculture staff in Washington. References cover languages, calendars, Greek and Roman weeks, Sydney kitchens, railroad bridges, Saxony catechism verses, New York arrests, Minnesota pike hatchery, Annapolis naval academy, and Grand Army mortality trends.
The text references John W. Foster, Senator Fairbanks, Mrs. Margaret Deland selling flowers in Boston for royal gardeners, and mentions Marta Hate and the artist Samuel Hale in connection with philanthropy and academy trustees. It also cites the Duke of Rutland publishing verse and a marker at Bunker Hill by Daughters of the Revolution, all touching on historic commemoration and literary figures.
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