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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1900

Page

3

Britain and Russia maneuver as Asia threat grows

The article reports intensifying Great Power pressure in Asia with Britain and Russia building influence in India and Persia. It notes rail plans from Julfa to Bandara Abbas, and Herat to Quetta, as part of a broader strategy to secure routes to the East.

Pacific India Russia Rivyal Paria Fycommion Great Britain England Count Mewes Fade Agein Cabul Persia Orqo Perelia Herat Kashgar Rusata Brusshed Paris Cloand Bleek Sen France Asia Turkestan Gazetta Julfas Hamadan Taneran Bandara Abbas Persian Gulf Cers Erait Cesedeke Perata China Germany Asia Minor Ir Asia European Titkestat Sibrjim Ruswis South Sietele Rusk Central Asiatic Railways North Aso Mla Axia

Monte Christo Boer position captured and Cronje surrounded

News describes General Buller’s forces seizing Monte Christo, Cronje’s army surrounded, Pretorius returned to the Boers after capture at Blonds viugte, and Rehnberg battle reports 44 wounded and 143 captured. Burghers under Cronje trek eastward toward Bloemfontein pursued by Lara Kitcheber. Reports also mention Kimberley defense and other varied incidents across regions.

Groeral Buller Monte Christo Cronje Pretorius Blondsviugte Rehnberg Bloomfoutgin Lara Kitcheber Colesberg Kimberley Methuchdan

Richardson introduces sugar trust resolutions in Congress

Representative Richardson introduces two resolutions attacking the sugar trust. The war department says the El Paso riot is of little consequence. Congressman Burleson says the public is growing tired of the administration's drift in policy.

Richardson War Department el Paso Congress Burleson

House Debates Heir Tax Bill and Puerto Rico Measure

The House considered the Puerto Rico bill with Payne and Dalzel supporting the majority report and Richardson opposing it. The Macramine equity resolution passed as the Senate discussed constitutional questions and the Haywall government bill was taken up.

Sterton Senate A. and Ebilege City of San Antonio Chepters House Puerto Rica Payne Dalzel

Dr Joan Grant Hoa Withdraws Candidacy Amid Lincoln Elections

In Lincoln a National committee process faced disruption as Dr Joan Grant Hoa withdrew from consideration for a position on the Penulist executive committee. The committee faced a reply and a protest walkout during the deliberations.

Joan Grant Hoa Hin Ain Lincoln

Bank of Friars Point Fends Payment in Goebel Case

Two men suspected of complicity in the Goebel assassination were removed to Frankfurt. The Kentucky legislature met at the home hour in the same hour.

Bank of Friars Point Miss Sty Goebel Frantfort

Grain market upturn and mixed futures prices

Cotto futures rise by 1 while other crops highlight declines. Corn sold to buyers amid covering by traders. Wheat stays firm and oats trade steady as markets react to shifting demand and supply signals.

Cotto Horta

United States Mail Intercept Claims Surface in South Africa

A Washington dispatch reports Charles G. Macrum, then consul at Pretoria, has proof that US official mail was opened by British censors. Envelopes show a Crown stamp and censor markings with VR initials, with one from Consul General Stowe at Cape Town. The letter was opened in Durban and sent to Pretoria in mutilated form. Macrum’s personal mail remains unknown.

New York Journal and Advertiser Washington Charles G. Macrum Pretoria United States Macrum Wilcker Stowe Capetown Consular Service United States Consular Service Durban State Department South Africa Natal

Houston News In Briefs From City and County

Travel to New Orleans opens crowded scene with W. Ho Mille representing Southern Pacific at a Paris exposition. Washington county railroad progress and local city tensions noted. Texhu Tailways club meets in San Antonio. Daughters of the Confederacy align with Dick Nowlty Camp in Gordon Teepire. Commissioners report county rent conditions and county governance items. Annual meetings of American Brewery directors and officers discussed alongside San Jacinto property condemnations. Goermans and trinh gear for pre Tdor muilin meeting. Houston Manufacturers association meeting cited.

New Orleans W. Ho Mille Southern Pacific Washington County Railroad Hownsten Drago Netterg Texhu San Antonio American Brewery San Jacinto Goermans and Trinh Houston

Beaumont hearing delayed in Port Arthur lynching case

In Beaumont Texas February 19 the habeas corpus hearing for Jem Canuds indicted in the Port Arthur lynching of Peter Sweeney was postponed. Judge Wet ordered an attachment for witness Menis after defense sought a conference. Defendants include Paul Hock Arthur McCarty Gil Warder Charles Green J Neerland and Dirk Gamble with several others named in the Port Arthur case.

Braumont Texas Jem Canuds Peter Sweeney Port Arthur Waa Jadne Dovugnon Menis Wet Rose Lomerreny Nianig Menin Tae Jared Pat Owens Mosare Li B. Hightower Tex Diva Agalodt Paul Hock Arthur McCarty Gil Warder Charles Green J. Neerland Dirk Gamble

Palestine School Sends Pupils Home Over Vaccination Policy

In Palestine Texas on February 9, all city school children who arrived without vaccination were sent home. The school board and city council will require compulsory vaccination, with no change to smallpox efforts. Community figures attend memorials and a public service lists local officials and residents traveling to Beaumont and Tyler.

Palestine Texas Couci Bulaw Wwe Company Firat Voliclear Love Jlis East Hi Caputo Allen Tom Campbell Lin Exoiling Company Longview Fr. Jones State Health Department Dan Hodges W. Jl Durham Beaumont Kualacan Mee Fox Sriends Ho Mton Abe Ritch Tyler Mra. Herrick Austin Cyrue Bullwit Union Ventral Railway M. J.leary Burd Street Best Hill Cemetery J. W. Richardson Bonet Mill

Alaska Boundary Debate Lecture Highlights Tensions

Dr. Blendethall of the Wofeeeter Polytechnic Institute spoke to the American Geological Society on Alaska boundary issues. He noted lax boundary fixing, Britain and England disputes, and predicted the Alaska boundary question would be settled soon with emphasis on rightful claims and regional mineral wealth.

New York T.C. ‘Blendethall Wofeeeter Mass England Alaska Great Britain Aeltain

Fire destroys cotton office in Cleburne loss cited

A fire in Cleburne Texas damaged Pain and Williamson’s office above a rai office destroying stock insured at 3100 and valuables valued higher. Building owned by H C Grenham is listed with losses around 100. Local officers are accused of collusion with firms including Tite Meneles Strickland and English Ewing.

Cleburne Texas Pain & Williamson Rai H. C. Grenhanm Tite Meneles & Strickland Engil H & Ewing

Bankruptcy actions and filings in Galveston and Texas counties

In Galveston and surrounding counties on February 19, creditors and filers appeared in bankruptcy court. Reforese in bankruptcy urged discharge for Warren dorf, Hamburger, Blakeman, Nichols, Fellman & Grombach, Fellman and Grumbach, Brown, McCarthy, and Walker. William Freekman of Harris County filed for bankruptcy with assets valued at 666.05. Robert Vincent of Navasota filed a bankruptcy petition. A deed of trust was filed with the county clerk by B Leavell and Joe Leavell dry goods merchants for the Fair with T J Record named trustee and a 7200 claim.

Galveston Texas Burnett Ft. Warrendorf Harris County Hamburger Colorado County Peter H. Blakeman J. M Nichols Fellman & Grombach Freekman Owen Ital ix Robert Vincent Navasota Alva Paris Thy B Leavell Joe Leavell T. J. Record

Local merchants plan Conroe to Cleveland move in retail shift

Conroe rent men expand into general merchandizing with an eye to relocating to Cleveland. Our drug store proprietor Stetter sells after sixteen years to W. J. Bowdry who has worked there about eight years.

Conroe Cleveland

Funeral of Mr R Alden Draws Large Victoria Attendance

The funeral for Mr R Alden at St Marys Catholic church drew a large crowd. Local officials and town members in uniform attended. Rev J W Stovall led services at the Methodist church, with district conference held Saturday and Sunday. Frost and fire damage affected crops and property, while a carriage thawed and vegetables suffered but some crops remained intact. General Superintendent D T Rorted traveled to Hottenston for seating.

Victoria Texas R. Alden St. Mary's Catholic Church Ming Kate Mallon Lynchburg J. H. Fleming New York Havie H.W. Kirkpatrick Paria W. & Craig J. W. Stovall Methodist Thin City Quere Sandee Methodlet D. T. Rorted Hottaten

Whisky worse than bullets fills graves claims wartime priest

Captain Frank M. Walla, chaplain of the American infantry volunteers, returns from eight months in prison camp. He warns whisky harms soldiers, saying liquor availability exploded from four to over forty outlets in town, with about ten thousand motor miles amid wartime credits.

Maula Sante Wileky

Case of Soldiers Death in Philippine Campaign Trial

Reports from Washington allege a hospital ship incident during the Philippine campaign. Major William He Arthur faces charges of inefficiency after a death aboard and related officers were on duty. full details remain murky.

New York Washington Wiliam HE Arthur Gurkean Chirad Anip Miesvurt de Rald Arthur

Taylor County Bar Backs Judge Misber for Recollection

Members of the bar of Taylor County have signed an indors ement of Judge M. M. Misber for recollection against chile s justice of the court of wills and probate in the Third Supreme Judicial District.

Taylor Texas Thin County MM. C. Misber Chiles

Obituary Notices W Warrisa of Cellville Dies in Texas

W Warrisa of Cellville died February 19 in Gainesville Texas after a long illness at age about 68. He was a respected Jewish citizen leaves a widow five married daughters and one son. Remains will be taken to House ton tomorrow for interment in Gainesville.

W. Warrisa Cellville Maoville Texas Eveloek M. Marrly Vecessol Thin County A. Wulf B. Lewie Mra Mr Stern Ile Plate Max Lamous Galveston Mire Dow Kats Krebs Bob Marcle Safommin Gist Here & Co Galvowon Benides Minturlende Houseton

County GOP Convention Breaks Up In Row At Galveston

In Galveston County Texas the Republican convention adjourned after a dispute over endorsements. One faction backed Green and Howley while the insurgents supported Black Grant. Both sides elected delegates to the Waco State convention in Philadelphia.

Guilvestonn Hepolitlentia Galventon Texas Waco Philadelphia

Farmer Fatally Injured by Mule Near Rotham Texas

J. T. Friaca, a prominent farmer living south of Rotham, Texas, was kicked by a mule while hitching a wagon. He stopped to pick up a trace line and received a blow that crushed the left side of his body, dying from the injury.

Rotham Texas T. Friaca Here Mir. Frieco

Land Condemnation for San Jacinto Battlefield Park

The San Jacinto Field condemnation authorized by legislature assigns $40 per acre to heirs of Magnus T Halermacht for about one hundred acres. The land, part of the battlefield where Texans defeated Mexicans, is to be used for a state park and may extend park grounds with public access, overseen by commissioners Ike Safford J Collinge and BSW Calling.

Magnus T. Halermacht State of Texas Arcateat Texan San Jacintn Houston Uwe Tila Mers Hausen Goliad Bousson Thie Ban Jativee Daliink Conde Nution Ike Safford J. Collinge

Unclear OCR Breaks Reveal Jumbled Names and Locations

Fragmented text shows numerous garbled names and places, resembling a noisy OCR readout. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.

City levies franchise tax on rail and phone firms

The city of Pallas Moa Hegam Salt to Manforcee St collected franchise taxes under a new ordinance. It targets the Western Telephone Company and the Consolidated Railway Company for nonpayment while other corporations have paid. The measure aims to refund taxes to those who paid and imposes penalties on the delinquent firms.

Pallas Manforcee Tesas Icity Ohirler Ne Bouthiweetern Telephone Company Allan Hilectetn Mina Mis Frangiien Cae

Damages suit filed against Texas Drug Co over plant fire

A. Hernichel sues the Texas Drug Company of Dalton for 917000 damages. Employee Edward Peroichet jumped from a Mind Wlorry window during the plant fire on October 30, 1898, and sustained permanent injuries.

Dallas Texan A. Hernichel Texan Drug Company Dalton Horton Edward Peroichet

First Train to Kimberley Delayed Repairs Advance

Repairs to the railway have advanced enough to dispatch tonight the first train to Kimberley laden with coal. Military needs come first, then foodstuffs, then passengers. The passenger train is anticipated to start on Wednesday or Thursday.

Kimberley Capetown

Bankrupt Goods Sold at Former Hanter Stand

Goods formerly owned by W. L. Hanter, now seeking bankruptcy relief, were bought by Hood & Miller. They will continue to operate a merchandise basis at the old station in Wallis Texas in February.

Wallis Texas Areck W. L. Hanter Hood & Miller

New Firm at Cleveland Texas Formed by Messie igmith Lindsay

Cleveland Texas February 18 reports a new firm formed by Messie igmith and Lindsay. The venture aims to establish local business services and commercial operations in the Cleveland area.

Cleveland Texas Messie, Igmith & Lindsay

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