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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1900
Page
3
A London dispatch traces shifting reactions to the Pekin legations crisis. It notes Allied and Chinese movements, Western concerns over foreign influence, and naval actions around Shanghai and Wan Sung as powers reassess plans and legalities amid the upheaval.
The text describes irregular movements in Me etreet, with transfers and trading in Po'r Kitipo unimpeded by mats or money disputes. It notes early claims of strength, external factors, and buying facilitating market activity, with pauses and profit-taking shaping the week’s end. Brooklyn Transit and grangers feature among movements.
The article describes heightened security around President McKinley, with police and special guards patrolling the city during his presence in Washington. It notes constant surveillance and warnings to the public, stressing caution and readiness for disturbances.
United States Judge H. M. Ertee arrived in Honolulu and ordered U S Marshal Ray to proceed with a case involving public holdings and ownership between the United States and the Territory. The matter hinges on Washington decision while Nat naturalization plans grow. The British bark Oupreggen arrived from London after 145 days, ran aground near Blamont reef, then refloated with tugs and suffered a minor hull leak.
The special dispatch reports Pekin receiving the Allies cordially after their advance. Prince Ching welcomes the visitors as hostilities ease. Imperial troops retreat toward Shen Siq Advense as Allied forces push southwest, aiming to block pursuit.
A dispatch from London reports on an urgent appeal sent to Marquis to intervene with the powers. The Marquis expressed sympathy but said interference is impossible at present.
Thomas Stratton Jr and Brazoria county youths returned from Cape Nome Alaska after four months with gold claim optimism and warnings of unemployment. Randolph Bryan injured his wrist in Angleton, while Keller Reese and Mr Brady went to Seattle. County tax rolls list total wealth around 2.83 million acres and 60 thousand in bank money, with Angleton rice mill prospects stimulating local interest.
A petition signed by many influential citizens and taxpayers asks the commissioners’ court to appoint a competent engineer to survey and profile all public roads where bond funds will be expended. Mr and Mrs B M Smith and baby accompany the report.
Mra, Meintooh, Mre. J. J. mupish and Siivm May Olivot returned yesterday brow Centort. Green Davidson of San Antonio visited the old home of Mr. and Mrs. George Yrochte. Mr. Jake Apfel of A. S. Levy suffers erysipelas. Mr. T. M. O'Connor and Mrs Ligne McNotlura left for San Antonio.
August 16 The Hillsboro Baptist Association convened at Bowl A'Are fourteen miles northwest of here with delegates from the First Papils church A Methodist meeting is reported near Santa Anna Texas with leaders from Comanche and nearby areas
Rev. Lowery an Arkansas evangelist conducts a successful revival in Stephensville under the Methodist church auspices. He travels from Little Rock and preaches to large gatherings attracting local worshippers.
Report of community discussions and preparations in Anderson including a parade plan with twelve girls traveling from Alderson, readiness of plane blinds, and officials from Navanota and nearby towns involved in event coordination. Mention of political committee actions and a judiciary participant in conferring honors amid local civic activities.
The article notes Edna Rogers reporting on preparations for a planned event at Chap Pell Hill with a hoped early date and anticipated attendance. Mirehmina Pitney of Nagle Lake and Mrs Tir, WR Campbell are mentioned in connection with the gathering and college opening plans.
Sheriff Bennet expands anti theft arrests with two more negro suspects linked to freight train thefts. Local mill production halted. plans to resume quickly to boost weed supply. New grocery store opened by Seftenburgs. An elderly Mexican found near New Era office sent to poor farm in fragile condition. Pattons leave for two week trip in Mexico. Von Rosenders host Miss Lula Stock of Bellville last night.
The Cuero recital under Prof Rolando C Filek will be at Turner Hall with soprano J R Whittaker and others from Victoria. The Board of Examiners will review 41 teaching certificate applications. Mrs Tenhie Brown joins Hodges Dry Goods as dressmaking lead. The Presbyterian Ladies host a tea at Mrs Lee Josephs this afternoon and Mrs Guto State Lee hosts the Married Ladies Euchre club Saturday.
Latn yotterney evening at a camp meeting in Goldthwaite Texas when John Richardson of Rockwood was bitten by a large rattlesnake with ten rattles. The snake was killed after excitement. The child is doing as well as could be expected and there are hopes of recovery.
A request directs readers to room 724 at the Century building, Bt. Laws, to obtain an illustrated descriptive pamphlet titled The Top of the Ovarks and another called There is something to woe along the Frisco Line.
Paso Ointment promises a refund if it fails to cure ulcers and sores, with a 60 cent price tag.
In Brenham Texas the county court appoints a guardian or administrator for an unsettled estate. The proceedings cover the term of office, duties, and the responsibilities of the appointee, with details on filings and related court actions. The package includes notices of hearings, attestations, and references to local officials and residents involved in the probate process.
At La Grange, August court convened with a vagrancy arrest escape noted. A petition to cite a prior executive for public scales passed after debate. Schulenburg gains a new iron bridge project if county bears under $1000. Schulenburg official pays remainder. Schubmacher telephone system manager Gruy Robson takes charge, upgrading lines during mid 20th century regional service readjustment.
Georgetown Texas reports Vallburt 1 L. N. Mur dock enters bankruptcy court for a failing business. Two malaria fever cases appear in town with a corresponding care unit set up. A child of J. Cunwell dies from fever while another infant remains ill. The city operates a free cotton yard.
Vague OCR text indicates farmers prepare for some program offering cotton without charge or chemical costs. The note mentions rapid development and a likely collaboration among local groups to implement the policy. No clear names or dates are provided.
Local notes report rail works by the International and Grease Northern and a derailment near Hearne as trains attempted passing. Widespread voter activity and several residents visiting the city are noted along with minor incidents including a break in at a local store and a suspect fleeing after theft.
Meridian Texas August 17 reports the Confederate reunion attracting increasing crowds with 3500 on opening day and more than doubling next day. Judge Norman G. Kittrell of Houston spoke at 11 am praised by attendees. Senator D W Odteliads delivered the evening address amid strong rhetoric and enthusiastic reception.
Old resident of Cone OIA Rel Aor reported two dives from black founder. Willen CMM R Welir noted as dating yesterday. Oberwotter listed among die attenders at the Welle Mark. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs WW. at the Wel pram foent. funeral details given for late station resident. Authorities report winter observance and church activities in Hempstead.
Trinity Texas notices list Anguar WP Payne principal moving his family from Pennington preparatory to open school in September. Prof Phillips from Jacksonville visited the Jickeone ville School. Howerd Walker of Port Worth visited his parents. John Hardly of Conroe spent time with family. Ann Wille McClure of Grapeland visited relatives. Joe Werner of Rothdale spent days visiting friends. Jane Maury traveled to Floresville for a position change. Martie of New Caney planned to practice in the area.
Report from Denton Texas notes threshers expect broad harvest progress over ten days if clear weather holds. About 100 workers toil daily and claim a potential yield of 109000 bushels per day as grain quality and prices dip due to crop abundance and market effects.
A focal lodge of the Friends meeting in Devon Hirgan Texas was organized with Ally members present. Officers elected include W. T. James as president A. J. Wichanan as vice president A. OD McConnlen as treasurer and Joe Y. Rood as secretary. Board members named are We K. Saudert A. W. Buchapon and Tom A. Searcy.
The Tucker residence and barn at Horn Hill eight miles west of a Texas town were burned last night. The family was away. suspected incendiary caused the fire, which destroyed the barn but spared the house. Loss about 1500 dollars with no insurance.
An old ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen hot feet and relieve burning, sweating, ingrown nails, corns, and calluses. It promises quick comfort, recommends trial packs, and lists Allen B. Olmsted of Le Roy New York as the sender.
A dated ad claims Paro Ointment refunds, boasts direct Chicago butter in refrigerator cars, and serves fresh produce, eggs, somethings, and lunches at 600 Main Street. It touts a top refrigerator facility as the city’s finest.
Do not embark on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be procured while aboard the car or steamship. It is pleasant safe and reliable and available from all druggists.
The Jeffries camp says it would not credit a victory over a fighter who had recently had a tough bout. Brady, managing Jeffries, cites readiness and prior commitments while hinting at possible future matches. The conflict centers on avoiding a fight that could boost Jeffries at another boxer’s expense.
The page describes a chaotic baseball game with fouls and protests. Players Phil Ae Thomas and others clash as the ball travels wildly, with multiple errors affecting the score. Pitchers Newton Pelte and Murphy are noted along with line results and field actions.
Cleveland tops Detroit 7 to 2 as Philadelphia team sparking reports of strong offense. Buffalo slips to 1 as other scores show Kansas City 14 and Minneapolis 7 in a tense league night.
Harlem Heenlis in Chicago meets horses listed for six furlongs and one mile races in a crowded program. Times include 1:26 for six furlongs and 1:65 for a longer mile event amid names like Hampshire Hanewurt and Mint Dooley with several other runners recorded.
Unclear fragmentary report from Saratoga on August 17 with incomplete race details. Mentions several horses and times but many items are garbled. This brief card hints at six furlongs and mile events with names such as Duore Draughteman Lord Onieby and Dotly Welthoff Crons Molina.
At the Fair Grounds in St Louis on August 17 three first choices and three seconds determined the event winners. Angered by Angie Oldfeld’s inconsistent recent form the entrants faced scrutiny as L Mario led a contested field.
OCR fragment lists numerous names and places with scattered dates and events. The garbled text mentions fairs, a possible meeting, and several individuals such as Branbin, Heron, Strathworg, and Oldfield, with nonspecific actions and locations. The passage lacks full sentences or clear context.
Waco defeated Palestine with a 10 to 9 score in a tense game. Players cited include Brewin Markley Noyie for Waco and Hatterjee for Palestine, with others from New York and Adams vod Alexander mentioned in the report. Firework and Sharkey are slated to compete at Coney Island on Saturday night August 25, shifting from Friday August 24 to the upcoming date of the big futurity race.
Fragmentary entry notes Lanham and Ob. of Conrou Tortie with a large merun inventory and mentions Oakwoods Texas. Details are garbled and unclear.
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