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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1900
Page
6
Reports from Leatsire Kentucky on February 5 describe a conference shuffle as Republican lawmakers prepare to meet in London while Democratic ministers evade arrest in Louisville. Gov. Taylor’s talks with Senator Blackford hint at a political settlement, with London adjournment and plans to resume sessions in Frankfort or Louisville as courts may decide.
A Washington dispatch notes the administration cannot set a date to redeem pledges tied to Cuba as occupation continues. General Wood urged gradual self-government under American supervision, while planning a constitutional system and federal structure for Cuba led by a representative convention.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate April deadlines for Spanish citizens and a belief that census results would be compiled for municipal elections, with government readiness timing uncertain.
Washington report states under the Claxton Norweeer treaty the state department has promised a free port in Alaska for Canada in exchange for recognition.
Governor Brady and Postmaster Wright warn Congress must authorize civil government to curb a coming reign of terror in Alaska's Cape Nome gold fields. They urge federal judges for Sitka Circle City and Nome as chaos grows with isolated communication and rising population.
A Herald report claims Democratic leaders plan to reaffirm silver policy while crafting a broad platform to appease diverse factions of the party. An advisory committee will gather materials from past platforms to build a unified program before the state conventions.
The Baltimore and Washington press quote Cardinal Gibbons defending the principle that what God has joined cannot be separated. The letter condemns U S representatives who refuse to seat women, arguing constitutional rights and the nation’s moral order require recognition of women’s equality and voting rights.
General Gate FolAtive orders open civil government and ports in Northwestern Luzon west of Mayagan and Nueva Viscaya. General Young arrives as military governor as Colonel Hood commands the province. Troops move to secure sixteenth district amid ongoing operations around Vigan and Nueva Vizcaya.
The Louisville Courier Journal and Times publish a harsh attack alleging Governor Taylor foreknowledge and complicity in Goebel’s murder. The piece accuses Republicans of planning civil strife, arming militiamen, and using federal power to uphold reform, while condemning Taylor for enabling the murder and delaying action against the assailants. The editorial cites the February events, the Hartel incident, and railroad ties, framing Goebel’s death as a political crime tied to Frankfort power struggles.
The Third Cavalry and Thirty-third Infantry set permanent stations at San Fernando, Vigan, Laoag with outposts to protect inhabitants and administer pulse affairs. General Youtia appoints operations with Dagupan, Bao Fernandino de la Union, Vigan, Laoag and Apari open for trade. Mindanao coast ports and inland areas are opened, including Zamboanga, Basilan, Jolo, and Sulu seas.
The Academy of Music crowd heard Joan of Arc fame denounce England’s South Africa policy and urge Ireland to seize its moment. She urged immediate action to free Ireland, condemning Tory leadership and exhorting decisive steps now. The audience roared with approval and shouted for more.
Foreign markets show modest gains on a brighter week with shares in higher demand. Traders report better tone and improved conditions, though some sectors remain uneven amid cautious optimism in London trading.
Early trading shows prices edging higher on the site with parity near in some sectors. Officials note subtle demand shifts as Bertid purchases lift commodities while Berlin and Paris markets hover near export thresholds.
Woman identified as wife of the United States aid waning district faces illness amid influ enza outbreak as health officials monitor cases and advise precautions.
A funeral train bearing Major General Henry W. Lawton and others arrived in Chicago after a long journey. Mrs. Lawton, the General’s widow, was met by family and officials as the mission proceeded, with emotional scenes aboard the sleeping car and at the platform. A grieving procession met the casket.
W H Macheller & Co once operated as Bacheller & Co in New Orleans. Warrant affidavits allege they obtained money under false pretenses from F B Jackson of San Angelo Texas who lost about $10. Jackson trusted the men for investments and misrepresented cotton transactions. Police and court action followed, naming Woodh Bacheller and Percy King in the fraud scheme.
Special Commissioner Porter sails for Havana to confer with Governor General Wed and General Singer on a revenue reform plan for Cuba. He expects the proposal to aid Cuban independence, improve public order, and bring back protection for the island's needs, while noting potential withdrawal of inland troops may follow.
The Goodwin and Owens firm, recently drawn to Ennnts, will reopen their grocery stock in the same building once repairs finish. The stock is valued over 2500 with 1750 insurance. The Endle Commercial club plans a fourtas mill in operation soon, drawing strong local interest and expected benefits. Three branch offices already formed in the trading area, with seven more to come as farmers back the move.
Report from Nashville details a dance incident at D. L. Adamson's farm six miles from Liberty in Kalb County. Charles Bixwell was killed and his brother Wurtell mortally wounded by Henry and Joe Davis, reportedly following a quarrel over a lantern. The Davis brothers escaped but were later captured. each blamed the other for the shooting.
February report shows 12 wells drilling and 2 reaching total depth. Twenty two wells completed during month with four dry holes and one good well. Abandoned wells exceeded new production, while genuine field output slowly increases. January output exceeded November.
Stock is advancing as buyers show interest and prices hold strong through winter. W E Ponder announced as candidate for district attorney of the Thirty-platts federal district, subject to Democratic party action. Ponder, Roby attorney, recently resided at Snyder and served as county attorney there.
Mr. L. H. McCrea, chairman of the Fisher County Democratic executive committee, calls a meeting to determine the county court. The session is set for February 13 in Roby, Texas.
Denton Texas February 3 a Denton county Republican meeting is called for February 17 at the courthouse to adopt delegates to the State and Congressional conventions.
A fragment describes a detective visiting St Packard’s laundry and finding that the beer he had in Houston affected his work. It mentions patronizing the laundry and a plain phone number 353.
Dispatches from London describe General Buller’s relief aim for Ladysmith, with reinforcements and artillery moved to the Tugela front. News notes limited cannonading around Ladysmith while Boer positions strengthen, and strategic plans hint at a swift campaign though no decisive action has occurred.
A Morning Post summary cites Spencer Wilkinson predicting the war’s end hinges on a new strategic idea after Lord Roberts’ readiness. He criticizes three major blunders: underpreparation for the polity, dispatching Sir George White with too small an army to Natal, and dispersing Buller’s forces. He warns missteps in attempting frontal assaults and notes poor peace training leading to unsafe maneuvers.
A Brenham February 4 report notes a lively masquerade hall event hosted by the Young Herminia group. Guests wore varied costumes, with some elaborate outfits and others simple, a large crowd enjoyed the evening hours and refreshments. Multiple local residents and officials were mentioned, including Mrs A S Lewin and Judge J M Teague as participants in related events and contests.
A parade of names appears in a Capitol notice listing individuals from Wilie te, Denton, Huntsville, Ludex, Athos, Big Springs, New Orleans, Orange, Fort Worth, Denton, Wharton, Galveston and more. Mentions include legal and civic figures, travelers, and officials, with a casual reference to Mrs Winslow's soothing remedy for teething babies.
Mercantile storage area advertises grain sealers and outers repair options in Houston with price hints. The notice mentions BE product lines and suggests fixing outers for competitive costs.
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