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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
3
London tensions rise as the British cabinet weighs the use of Chinese hostages to deter Allied advances on Pekin while South Africa actions unfold. Reports say Beijing exposes foreigners to pressure, with Fleet and troops poised as diplomacy stalls.
July 31 New York authorities describe anarchistic plots as misdemeanors with fines from 5 to 400 dollars and up to one year in jail. Attorneys note external conspiracies and cross border actions complicate prosecutions while the federal government faces limits on extradition.
A Literary Digest table compares Chinese provincial populations with U S states of similar area. It shows Kwantung and Kansas at twenty one to one, Kwei-Chu versus Virginia and West Virginia over three to one, and other province totals matched to New England New York Illinois Michigan and more. The listing includes numerous place names and figures such as Kwantung Kiang-Su Shen-See and Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky and New York with population counts and area equivalents.
The article argues there is no treaty provision between the United States and Malta addressing political crimes or the extradition of individuals suspected of involvement in the murder of King Hurort. It states that persons charged with political crimes should not be surrendered for trial and that a request from Traly for extradition could not be granted under current terms.
Telegraph reports from Tien Tain describe foreign forces in Pekin distracted by internal jealousies while officers hold garden parties. 20,000 men idle at Tien Tai as path to relief of Pekin stalls. Chinese rulers weigh an advance amid fear of broader conflict.
The County Singing Association closed its annual session at Wilson Chapel seven miles east of McKinney and set next year’s meeting for Hote. Elected to serve: Prof. D Wy of Verona as president, N J Melton of Farmersville as vice president, Miss Cora Caldwell of Climax as secretary treasurer, Mind Sallie Stroup of Verona as musical director, and A Dillard of Parker as chaplain.
Colonel J J Scully of the US Army and contractor Samuel Park arrive in Saltillo Mexico to inspect the Nattlopal cemetery where 600 American soldiers from Buena Vista died and were buried. Ground conditions hinder exhumation and move plans, Governor Miguel Cardenas assists, and Scully will report findings to the US government.
Miss Kate E Kauffenig an educator and writer from Chicago prepares to join Bishop David Moore of the Methodist Episcopal church in going to Foo Chow China. She will sail from San Francisco with Dr and Mrs Moore and their daughter to Hong Kong then proceed to Foo Chow to teach in the mission station.
Pithebare, Pa. July 1 The lead ing iron traders and the Reesemer Farsace association plan another revival meeting. After failed Chicago conference managers consider New York session to discuss market plans and price discussions. Details of holding up the market remain undisclosed.
The census office released the Cincinnati population this morning showing 325 902 residents, up by 25 004 from the previous census.
Beaumont is permanently organizing its chamber of commerce after a well attended meeting at the opera house. A five member board was elected to guide the new business body with a plan for officers and a working committee. Founding directors named include Colonel W. S. Davidson John NL Gilbert T W Shepherd DP Polk and S H MELary.
A Beaumont morning report describes a peach seller on Liberty Avenue moving crates of dlimmstone variety peaches at 45 cents a bucket. Rain-soaked roads hamper delivery, with Jasper seen as a potential supplier to the growing market despite a city population of 190,060.
The superintendent George C. De Young predicts the Texas and New Orleans extension will reach Nacogdoches by September 15 and open to traffic soon after. Work on the Angelina river bridge and approaches continues with a mile long trestle and river crossing in progress.
Prairie chicken hunters flood the fields as the open season begins while observers warn quail may be scarce and call for enforcement of the game law. Reports note potential illegal slaughter and public concern over protecting birds, with officials preparing to enforce penalties.
A chaotic summary of multiple games with injuries and errors. New York teams clashed with Chicago and Philadelphia faced St Louis as pitchers like Tannebill and Brettenstein delivered mixed results. Pittsburgh suffered a heavy defeat while Citations fade amid late innings and shifting lineups.
Boxing records spotlight Terry McGovern as the era’s top flyweight contender. The Chicago Tribune notes his rapid rise, citing victories over Pedlar Palmer and other era greats and setting the stage for a historic career.
James J. Corbett and Kid McCoy agreed to a twenty five round fight under Queensberry rules at the Twentyeth Century Club on August 00. Corbett will train at Owen Zolaler’s Bath Beach with Charley Golf as trainer while McCoy heads to Saratoga for conditioning. Referee Charley White approved the arrangement amid a dispute over bandages.
Reporter describes Dixon taking a hard loss as Tommy Sullivan pounds him through the bout in Brooklyn. Dixon's left arm is reported broken after the sixth round as Sullivan dominates. audience erupts with cheers and celebratory cries as the bout ends.
Columbus club defeated Gildden 1 to 1 as the match concluded in a tied score. Bach club has won one game and the third game is set for next Sunday.
Coal from near Palestine is shipped outward as orders pour in for the mining company led by President Grainger. The body of Mr. Robertson was sent from Palestine to Neches for burial at his home eight miles south. A new well by the International and Great Northern Railway is being sunk to about 400 feet and should yield water next week
Brenham mourns a deceased citizen as Rev. Mgobroff conducts the last rites while six children survive. An effort to organize an infantry company gains momentum with a meeting planned for officers. The Light Guard legacy inspires new militia material in Brenham. Brenham Field Artillery returns from La Porte. mus sog Ben Schmid ill at Sylvan hotel. Captain H. R. Schule commands. Burton detachment under Lt. Thomas Watson arrives. Property transfers for the week ending July 31, 1900 list several Brenham parcels and surrounding county deeds. Marriages, dances, farewells, stolen saddle, and multiple local church activities noted along with a not guilty verdict in a studio-law case and groundwork on a Brenham cotton mill at Burton. A curious coin dated 4810 found by Officer Burkehead puzzles officials.
At Brichion Beach and St Louis tracks many named horses competed with times ranging from 1:04 to 1:42 for various distances. Results listed include Classic entries such as Six Nirlones Milo and Blue Away, with other noted runners like Picador Blue Steel and Haviland Applejack. The Hawthorne and Hawthorme meets yielded additional placements and times for six to seven furlongs.
Surprise day as Not a Favorite takes the feature at Columbus Driving Park. The Admiral wins two heats in easy style while pacing and trotting events run through the card with purses from 1500 to 200, reflecting strong performances from Ho Bure Payne and Sphinx Manion.
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