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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1899

Page

2

Proof of sincerity drives Cuban government formation appeal

Havana dispatch notes Americans anxious to aid Cuba as Gen Leonard Wood plans immediate highway work and school reform. Police jails and prisoner trials will be addressed, with a monthly register of prisoners awaiting trial.

Havana Bande Prado Leonard Wood L. M. Young Young Wood Alexis Frye Enor Pierra United States Cuba McKinsey

Navigation of the Red River Feasibility Advocated

J M Fort of Laciar county promotes the Red River navigation project claiming feasibility. He explains the river’s banks and current can carve a channel as steamers pass a sandbar, aided by capstan and hawser methods if needed. He argues dredges are unnecessary, and proper water levels will allow boats to form their own channel.

J. M. Fort Nian

Wreck on Northern Pacific kills four and injures several

Four men died and several others were injured in a Northern Pacific wreck six miles east of Bear Mouth near Missoula Montana on December 25. The dead include Engineer K B Rafim and Fireman C A Dickson. a brakeman, a hosesier, and a conductor were among the injured as officials scramble to determine blame.

Missoula Mont Northern Pacific Bear Mouth K. B. Rafim C. A. Dickson Wallace Mix Hosineer J. W. Bobeo L. A. Yake Henito Hoy

Epidemic fears and war news dominate today’s dispatches

Typhoid and dysentery feared in Ladysmith while Buller’s defeat is described as a terrible slaughter. Reports flag glanders in Natal cavalry, Dutch disaffection rising in Cape Colony, and food supply policies debated in London. The Texas arrives with Maine sailors dead, and other calamities mark this roundup from Cuba to California.

Natal Cape Colony London Texas Newport News Jil Maine Corrigan Catholic Kinhope Stitwell Guardian Trust Company Chicago California Araswell

Department Probes Flour Seizure in Portuguese South Africa

The Hinte Department will inquire into the seizure of American flour assigned to merchants in Portuguese South Africa. Pension attorneys are gathering pension claims with emphasis on the Philippine army. The War Department issued a statement on relief work in Porto Rico.

Hinte Department South Africa Philippine Army War Department Porto Rico

Washington Officials Pleased With Elevation Amid Filipino Resistance

Washington officials express pleasure over the elevation while the Filipinos continue to fight. The report notes strong opposition and ongoing conflict, with strategic implications for the area.

Washington

Renewal process yields clear demonstration of success

The text states the renewal process is beyond question a demonstrated success and that other by products are being made just as successfully.

Morgan Answers Johnston In Land Sale Controversy

Senator Morgan delivers a sharp written reply to Governor Johnston on Alabama university land deals. He accuses Johnston of misrepresenting his statements and denounces alleged corruption tied to the sale to a New Jersey firm. Mrs. Jefferson Davis’s note accompanied a Christmas gift presentation at the Soldiers' Home.

Birmingham Alm Dging. Morgan Johnston Uniti Sition Senate State University Slome-Ghemfeld Breol and Iron Company Alabami Corporatone Inna of New Jerany Honator Moray Alatabia Corporation Ind New Jersey Company Thin Alsbitia Corporation Ibada Alabama New Jersey Clarge Senate Morgan Windom Anne John T Morgan Jefferson Davis Charles P. Bigger

Salvation Army Feeds Thousands in New York Christmas Dinner

Salvation Army distributed Christmas dinners to about 15 000 people at Madison Savage garden and cooked turkey for over 5 000 in the evening. Dinners were served from large baskets for families of five, with hundreds waiting in cold before doors opened and later seated inside for a dignified meal.

New York Salvation Army Madison Savage Garden Byoth-Tucker Arvat

Interesting Ceremony at Richmond Confederate Soldiers Home

Governor Tyler presented four communion services at the Confederate Soldiers' Home in Richmond Virginia during a December 23 ceremony. The service involved Mia Davis presenting the items and featured a notable scene with veterans in attendance.

Mia Davis Richmond Tyler

French coal miners threaten strike amid disorders

French coal miners threaten to strike and disorder is feared if they act. General Wilson warns Porto Ricans not to shout death or down with anyone. A quiet Christmas is marred by a shooting wounding a Tamilian and a colored woman, and a cutting affray injuring a colored woman. The Business League names delegates to the Galveston waterways convention, while The Lefthanders hold a Christmas tree event and a small fire lights Montgomery Avenue.

Wilson Business League Galventon Montgomery Avenue

Short News Items From Across the Nation

A collage of brief notes reports local figures in Kansas City Robert Crowell dies of pneumonia Philadelphia cloth weavers delay wage demands awaiting mid January shifts likely voluntary Cleveland Ohio American Express distributes Christmas gifts to all employees Cape Henry Va weather bureau lists survivors of steamship Ariosto wreck New York recruits drill at Fort Slocum Toland capacity to Philippines Jacksonville Fla Mob Hert attempts to kill wife then dies Memphis Tennessee holiday club violence leaves two dead and a man wounded Los Angeles Cal Charles H Cole former Globe National bank president battles embezzlement charge with his fate tied to a Boston complaint

Kansas Cuty Robert C. Crowell Kanfs City Mead Pneumonia Philadelphia Cape Henry Weather Bureau Hatteras Ariosto Baines Warrap Reed Peltonen Anderson Baline Holsing Patterson Henroth New York Fort Slocum David's Toland Philippines Jacksonville Fla Peter J. Mobhert Memphis Tenn Platel Los Angeles Cal Charles H. Cole Globe National Bank of Boston Andrew Evlent Boston

Davis Insane Trooper Barricades Quarters Firing

Nicholas Davis of troop BR Third cavalry is committed to a government hospital after a spree at Fort Myer Virginia. He claimed wrongs by fellow soldiers, obtained a Krag rifle and ammunition, barricaded himself in the troop quarters, and fired on passersby without injuring anyone. The incident led to his transfer under authority of General Merritt in New York.

Woashington Nicholas Davis

Charity in Philadelphia Provides Food and Gifts

In Philadelphia on Christmas Day the needy received food and clothing while the sick gained medical attention. Poor children enjoyed gifts of necessities sweets and knickknacks. The Salvation Army operated a $10 lower for the poor and distributed baskets of food to distressed families.

Philadelphia Christmay Salvation Army

Royal Christmas Observances Across Europe

Royal observers note Emperor Willand celebrating Christmas at New Palace Potsdam while Queen Victoria and the royal family spend Christmas Day at Windsor. Attending with the duke and duchess of Gonnaught are Princess Henry of Battenburg’s children in London reports dated December 15.

Berlin Emperor Willand New Palace Potsdam London Queen Victoria Windsor Duke Duchess of Gonnaught Henry of Battenburg

Cure a CoI in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets

Advertising copy promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims full refund if it fails and notes E. W. Grove as the product name with each box priced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grove

Strike Threat Looms Over 100000 Jobs in France Coal Strike

In St Etienne 2500 miners vote to strike in Loire coal basin with 50000 sympathetic workers feared. Miners seek higher wages shorter hours and federation recognition. offer rejected amid cries Viva la greve. If spread unrest could shut many mines and related industries.

Paris St. Etienne Ince

Bubonte Plague Reported in New Caledonia Capital

The Sydney bulletin notes bubonte plague appearing in Nouméa, capital of New Caledonia penal colony. Ten kayakas died and four white residents attacked as the disease is believed spreading in the area.

Sydney N. 8 Noinea New Calédonia

Titles and details vary by fragment in imperial notices

MOSCOW Count Leo Toletol is now pronounced by his menlioal advisers fully Téhiered to his ordinary health. LONDON The remains of the duke of Westminster, who succumbed to pneumonia last Friday at his town residence Grosvenor House, were cremated at Woking cemetery. PARIS Oscar Wille may have to fight a duel. Constantinople The preliminary convention for a railway between Kontah and Bassorah has been signed.

Moscow Leo Toletol London Duke of Westminster Grosvenor House Woking Cemetery Wits Chester Cramamion Constantinople Kontah Asia Minor Bassorah Shat-El-Arab Bagdad

Baseball notes on 1900 National League projections and Loftus era changes

The St Louis Globe-Democrat outlines likely 1900 NL lineups, with Cleveland and others dropping from the eight clubs. Loftus becomes Chicago manager, replacing Burns, bringing in ex-Louville players and a reshaped roster around Lange and McCarthy. Also reports a Knoxville shooting incident where Officer Evans killed James Holland after a gunfight.

St. Louis Tebeau Tom Loftus Tom Burns Chicago Loftus Comiskey Lange Pus McCarthy Pirates Loft Garden Clingman Magoon Kiméle

Education Goal Emphasized for North Carolina Farmers

Prof Irby told the agricultural society at the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts that the state’s hope lies in educating farmers. He presented a practical address, showing how rural education can uplift farming communities.

Rac Educcation Southern Farm Magasine Irby Agricultural Society of the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arte

Realigning Education With Rural Prosperity And Labor

The author argues that modern education overemphasizes memorization and theory, neglecting physical labor and practical skills. He urges Prof Irby to guide students away from overpopulated professions toward realities of agriculture and skilled work to benefit the state and nation.

Irby Tiny Irby Dun Hla

Governor Hooxovelt Receives Honor at Cornell Library Event

Youth’s Companion recounts Governor Hooxovelt visiting Cornell University during a convention. Students showcased enthusiasm and invited him to a fraternity house where a library project was discussed. A staff member requested a copy of Rough Riders, and the governor offered to send one as thanks for hospitality. A student boasted of reading it.

Hooxovelt Cornel University Tas Goveérnor

Piles Oured With PAZO OINTMENT Claim

Piles are claimed to be cured by PAZO OINTMENT from Paria Medicine Co. Six days for ordinary cases, four days for severe cases. One application offers relief from itching and burning. Product advertised as a new discovery with a 4 variate formula. Send 50 cents to receive a vial by mail order. Manufactured in St. Louis, Missouri.

Ty Paria Médicine O St. Louis Yohumt P Kipling Bank der Crater Houston Post

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