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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
2
Grady and cooler conditions with Monday temperatures noted. The January meeting of the Southern Industrial convention was postponed. Mrs Cleveland issued a statement on the health of the former president.
The article notes efforts to avert a crisis with General Miles and mentions Dewey and Miles weighing a joint action for vindication. It reports the president ordered Edgar B. Mac lay from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and said he offered the treasury post to Governor Shaw of Iowa.
Civil Governor Taft of the Philippines sails home to the United States while Irishmen are sentenced to imprisonment for taking part in a meeting opposing adverse acts.
The report notes cotton and sugar markets showing volatility with liquidation ahead of holidays. New York money on call remains firm while sugar and coffee futures rise modestly. Livestock holds steady, hogs and sheep higher in some markets, grain and proceeds markets close due to holidays. The NY goods market remains quiet with no price changes.
The article reports W. A. Goods rioh named chief engineer of the Plosixton fast and Wert Towne to succeed General Meldrum who resigned. A. Kellogg becomes emement of main tenancy for the Houten Bunt and Texas Central. The Terri Teland route filed notice to extend from Ansdarke OT near Addington, seven ty-alx miles.
The report details a fire that destroyed the Market area insurance and the Western Pacific Railway company building with losses around 49000 dollars. Joe McMillen faced nine years in prison for his role in a wire theft. Eilean Gordon received two years for theft. Other notes mention indictments, quarantine applications, and an imminent refinery expansion in Fort Arthur.
The Venezuelan government accuses Germany of pressuring Caracas with a 10 million dollar loan linked to railway payments. Berlin reportedly issues an ultimatum, while newspapers allied with the German government note potential war risks and expect Venezuela to yield to demands. The dispute involves European powers, the Interversion of the German legation, and tense tensions amid Caribbean politics.
A caregiver uses Mirenalow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in a baby. The product is described as soothing and effective for easing discomfort during early tooth eruption.
A chaotic spontaneous demonstration erupted triggering fire, crowds, and clashes near The Door. Reported by witnesses, incidents included drownings and a tidal wave of excitement as a large crowd marched through streets ending at Camp Neweanaper Bow. Authorities investigated after the scene dispersed.
The governor weighs an offer related to Shaw of Iowa seeking a port facility. Officials discuss possible terms and reactions as a Washington visit nears. Key figures include state leaders and cabinet members, with the outcome tied to anticipated approval or rejection of the proposal.
A fragmented rustic vignette recounts an old farmer scene with names and places that hint at historical maritime figures and local lore. The text blends references to an admiral birth, a farm, and distant towns, creating a mood of memory and rural life.
Baltimore attorney Raynor, counsel for Admiral Schley, questions papers filed by Sampson and Kampoon before the court. The exchange centers on who commanded ships at Manila and who could be connected to the battle fleet. Admiral Schley and his wife are in New York for the holidays amid accompanying remarks on Dewey and Miles.
The report outlines scattered notices from London and Pretoria about public libraries and a naval or military event. It mentions an ongoing exhibit or exposition and a December deadline, with terse references to individuals and locations like Caprick and South Africa.
A Black worker at a Bam Uiton County sawmill fatally harmed another Black man during a December food festival near Avoca. In a nearby incident, Segro named Houghires allegedly slit the throat of a second Black person. Joe Lee, father of the victim, reported the events.
Washington reports warn that Britain may slip to third in global trade if reforms do not arrive. United States consul Boyle cites Britain’s outdated industries, labor saving machinery, and lack of adaptable appliances as reasons for weakening competitiveness amid growing American and German strength.
Wharton Texas December 24 featured a large parade with many stalls and decorated floats. Captain Spiskmin led the procession aided by Pay Murray and Tom Gorton as Wharton’s merchants and residents displayed banners, floral designs, and distinctive vehicles along the route.
Thelimond community records show Episcopal minister alight at weekly gathering, townspeople keep traditions, and residents prepare for holidays. Notable local events include William Mastersoy visiting relatives in Hargrorla County and a petition for appointment of a clerk at Areiliam quinrntihe. The county mourns the death of Dr. Muller, known physician in the area.
Weather bulletin predicts unsettled conditions with colder temperatures later in the week. Forecasters expect southerly winds shifting to northerly, with colder spells across western portions and fair, variable winds by Thursday.
Fragmented OCR text describes an old remedy claim with unclear product name and timing. The readable fragments mention cough relief and a dated medicinal ad style. No coherent events or persons are clear.
A patient from Cove Point Maryland Mia Ida E Ward reports a salt rheum infection covering the body with itching and burning patches. She credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla with rapid relief within days and says she has remained free of skin disease since.
An advertise style claim hawks Hood’s Sarsaparilila as a cure all for skin eruptions. The copy asserts guaranteed results and urges readers to try the remedy.
Reported rebel defeats at Vilais draw government response as steamer Banrigh arrives from Europe. Disjointed dispatches describe naval movements near Valencia and Porto Cabello, German and Dutch ships in theater, and unrest across Veneno, with lines of control shifting around Carneay and nearby rail hubs.
A garbled historical manuscript fragment mentions a World War era debate on intervention and public stance. It references the United States and foreign policy themes, with unclear names and dates, suggesting editorial notes or a transcription error rather than a complete report.
In New Haven on November 24 Yale administrator Ernest W. Shilih of New York announced a $10,000 gift from Merbert W. Smith of Molson and BL Smith to establish a fund in memory of Isaac R. Smith of New York. The fund supports current expenses of Yale’s academic department as directed by Rev. Edward A. Smith, former corporation member.
Reports from Washington indicate renewed discussion of the Argentina Chile boundary dispute linked to recent diplomatic moves. Ministers in Santiago and Washington signal possible renewed negotiations and potential reconvening of talks to settle the disputed frontier between the two nations.
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