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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
4
The Houston Daily Post issue from Friday August 16 1901 lists publication offices at 1101 1103 1108 7107 and 1109 Franklin Avenue with phone numbers for business and editorial departments. Subscription rates are shown for daily weekly and Sunday editions with term options and prices.
The Post lists distribution locations across the United States including New Orleans T. F. Gessner and J. J. Holle on St. Charles street for St. Louis Planters Union station, Olver Harris in Los Angeles, and Moergerth Stationery in Omaha, detailing where traveling Texans can find the paper.
The piece argues Republicans tolerate white supremacy in the South to damage Negro influence and fear silencing the black vote. It asserts McKinley seeks South division and envisions an anti democratic base, hinting at parties manipulating black disfranchisement for political gain. It notes the Negro may seek self-help through Southern education facilities to regain rights.
Montana judge Edward W. Harney details his decision in the Minnie Healy mining case. He denies being influenced by Mrs. Brackett and defends the integrity of his equity ruling amid attacks from Amalgamated Copper and August Heintee.
Judge Marney defends his decision against Amalgamated Copper, rejecting bribery and threats. He notes offers of $250,000 for affidavit and $25,000 to manipulate Mrs Brackett, plus threats of arrest, impeachment, and ruin of his family. He affirms the firm stance that the corporation cannot coerce him.
The Boston Advertiser argues the steel strike harms labor by delaying wages while trusts gain profits from higher steel prices. It asserts consumers bear the cost, trusts consolidate power, and anti trust enforcement lags. It cites figures and political players while noting broader economic and naval worries of the era.
Numerous prominent Texans deny running while others may enter the field. Ex attorney general Crane announces candidacy. Colonel Tom Campbell and Congressman Lanham among likely contenders. Judge Wells and Walter Blake possibly enter. Debates include redistricting and political maneuvering across papers.
A garbled 15th to 20th century set of notes cites Tilly taking Magdeburg in 1431 and a three hour pillage rule, then shifts to Canary Islands crop failure, water price, Petal tax burdens, coal production and export rates in Britain, New Jersey farming, patent issuance from a British prison office, and ancient names for Britain from Phoenician and Roman references.
A stream of short biographical notes mentions the Russian emperor's long hours, German poet Gerhard von Almynter with his path birthday on July 1, and Lieutenant General Sir Andrew Clarke, agent general of Victoria, aging 77. It notes Clarke’s Maori War service, early government role, and Singapore governorship offer. Also referenced is William James Ashley at Harvard and the Duke of Athol among Highland chiefs, plus a University of RBmsingharm council with Joseph Chamberlin and a commerce chair.
Editorials and letters rebuke J.P. Morgan for denying arbitration and threatening to extend the steel strike. The piece questions Morgan’s dictatorship, his impact on unions and investors, and cites plant closures and scrap iron moves at Keosport and Monessen as the crisis deepens amid national labor tensions. It also notes a Spanish language education proposal and trade growth arguments reflecting broader economic concerns.
Fragmentary text notes fading combat in the Philippines with references to American forces and civil authorities. The jumbled lines mention federal troops, industrial and financial aspects, and reluctant payment, reflecting confusion in reporting and control as the struggle wanes.
A garbled page of household guidance includes advice on tendon care and strength, egg based tonics, hammock setup measurements, and a breakfast dinner list. It also references political observations about steamship schemes and an admiral’s foresight, with scattered culinary items and menu items from a Philadelphia record.
A collage of memories and musings mix poems, dreams, and stray newspaper tidbits. Vivid recollections of love, lilacs, and moonbeams mingle with odd notes about New York boats and a Newark incident as a memory stream wanders through past and present.
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