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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1900
Page
4
The fragment lists publication and pricing details for Houston Daily Post and affiliates. It notes office addresses on Franklin Avenue and mentions weekly and monthly rates, plus references to various newspapers and travel agents.
The Post informs readers of subscription rates and payment rules. Theodore Chas Lott and Paul Hobby are named as city bill collectors. Payment by check to The Ties ton Printing Company is requested and delivery is at or before 7 o clock.
The article accuses acting Kentucky governor Taylor of defying the law and fomenting chaos. It portrays him as an ally or protege of an assassination plot and calls for his arrest and trial as a major crime against the state. It cites Democratic and Republican figures and warns of civil turmoil if accountability is avoided.
The article reports on the Democratic push for a Philippine policy resolution, arguing U S. owes Filipinos as Cubans and seeking withdrawal of troops. It notes Senator Teller's regret over Cuban revolutions, Bryan influence, and broad Democratic backing with Republican support, framing the debate as a call to peace and self government for the Philippines.
The article recounts William J. Bryan's flat address on the Philippines, supporting independence for Filipinos after order is restored, while opposing troop withdrawal until pacification is secured. It notes Democratic insistence on a properly equipped force if needed to restore order.
Frustrated city officials clash over a supreme court decision ruling the state school trustee law unconstitutional. Citizens fear patronage moves and political maneuvering threaten public education as debates widen into local and national politics.
The fragmentary text mocks re election odds and political players, cites Webster Davia and Com Paul Webster, notes British troop counts and a Boston Authors club rule, plus satirical bits on war terms, cotton trade, and public figures. It presents a collage of era anxieties and media buzz with skewed names and garbled phrases.
An organizing committee in Breeham Texas discussed delaying the unveiling of the Independence Monument to Washington County. The event, originally set for July 4 1800, was postponed to April 21 this year and possibly July 4 to accommodate the Texas Veterans Association. Jamesyll and Martin will survey Washington for foundation work while the county plans a formal enclosure and steps.
Stockholders in the proposed Mayo cotton mill met at the courthouse and elected a board of directors. The group set by laws, reported about 1,500 dollars already paid in, and authorized immediate mill construction. A committee is seeking land options and an experienced mill man to locate the site.
A February notice from Sheriffs Department in Fagle Lake Texas offers twenty five dollars for information leading to the recapture of Francisco Ramines alias Jinn Leonartda Gonzalen, an escaped convict from Bexar County, wanted for horse theft. Description lists dark Mexican complexion and black hair, 6 feet 4 inches tall, wearing unspecified clothes, riding a brown mare with a star in the forehead. Notify RH Underwood sergeant or KR Kinard town marshal with any details.
The Wharton area reports the arrival of a two evaporator cane syrup plant with a 10 000 gallon capacity and a large pan, now owned by Moser Baep and Jaws. The team set up a new mill which proved highly successful, prompting further investments in the industry this season as daily output rose to significant volumes while local demand outpaced supply.
Land around Boasely in Cory county sold today at Richwood court house. Most property claimed by Warmers' Lown and Tron Shepray of New York. Buyers bid to set future market value amid strong demand.
A McKinney Texas woman aged 48 died by self-inflicted means after a distressing event at Wilsag Creek. The elderly spouse and family face shock and inquiry as authorities pursue the case in February proceedings.
The House pushed the tax bill through seven hours of debate with a net gain for occupation tax opponents who sought its repeal. Governor Mills indicated future action on the Kimbrough case and school trustees provisions, while discussions touched on refinery taxes and Liquor dealer penalties within existing laws. Members questioned tenure rules for agricultural and medical college trustees and university board appointees amid broader fiscal policy.
The Texas Senate in Austin on February 6 debated salaries for superintendents of state lunatic asylums. Amendments sought to cap pay at 2000 or 2500 annually, with various provisions on housing, light, water, and furniture, while opponents argued for constitutional limits and fair treatment across departments. The session also discussed occupation taxes and proposed an income tax to fund government expenses.
Ambiguity surrounds money in the state treasury per a brief notice. Officials reportedly review accounts and allocations to clarify balances and reporting. No detailed figures or dates are provided in the readable text.
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