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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
4
Local issue lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, sample postal office addresses, and travel rates. Details include year, day names, and pricing schedules for daily Sun and weekly Post variants. Extended formatting in OCR shows office lines and mailing terms.
The notice directs all descriptions whether for business or editorial use to be addressed to The Houston Post and not to individuals. It also states that checks drafts and money orders should be made payable to the Houston Printing Company.
The article discusses the political impact of Queen Victoria's death on Britain's government and contemplates securing Louisiana exhibit participation at the Buffalo exposition. It praises state efforts, contrasts regional interests, and urges action to showcase Texas and Louisiana opportunities before a looming deadline.
The article portrays Joseph W. Bailey’s unlikely ascent to the U.S. Senate as a historic achievement for Texas, noting his young age and new residency. It discusses the broader implications for state politics, compares generations, and reflects on Queen Victoria’s enduring influence during a period of transition and ceremonial duties.
The text lauds Joteyn W. Bailey and Tolley as gifted, fearless, and incorruptible leaders. It praises their engaging personalities, magnetic oratory, and strong conscience. Both are described as young, brilliant, and loyal to the Constitution, with the state expected to watch their Senate careers with pride.
A fragmented editorial page piece surveys anti-capital sentiment, constitutional debates, and political figures. It references Delaware stalemates, Missouri and Arkansas politics, Carrie Nation, Roosevelt, and the frontier tribes issue as debates shape public opinion and policy.
The column surveys exchange interviews and editorials debating nominees for vice president and president. It notes partisan tactics, public reaction, and historical patterns, arguing that choosing a vice president should eschew expediency and favor capability.
From across the county comes word of a record acreage in the latest report. The note hints at a mood of optimism and growth, with local figures referencing progress and potential in farming and industry.
Washington January 22 The death of Queen Victoria prompts a Senate resolution of condolence adopted and engrossed for transmission to Great Britain. House and Senate adjourn after a day advancing the executive appropriation bill and counting presidential votes in February.
The U S House passed a unanimous resolution expressing profound sorrow and sympathy for the English people over Queen Victoria’s death. It instructed the president to communicate the sentiment to Great Britain and adjourned in mourning, following precedents and reflecting the foreign affairs committee’s stance.
In Washington January 20 former Senator Frank Hiscock Representative Mi Breveel and Patrick Sullivan for the Warner Quinlan Asphalt company urged the state department to remain neutral in the dispute between Warner Quinlan and the New York and Bermúdez Asphalt firms over La Velleidad mines. They request the state to avoid taking sides and allow the companies to settle their differences under Colombian law. They claim the Warner Quinlan group seeks to preserve its concession and remove asphalt while opposing interference by rival firms.
Washington January 22 Senator Chilton argued for amendments to the rivers and harbors bill proposing a Southern judicial district for Texas plus bayfront works at Brazos and Galveston. Hawley released a Galveston harbor statement while denying San Antonio postmaster rumors and predicting party action after Clifton’s term ends.
Mechanical and industrial terms appear in a garbled list including San Antonio residents Alber Joney and Thomas J. McKinnon, Belmont connections, Vineland, a water heater, and a turning tool. The text reads as a rough catalog of names, roles, and objects with no clear narrative.
Pensions are issued to individuals including David Frans Alvin James OM Smith El Paso and others with amounts ranging from 5 to 65 dollars. Widows Agney P Stump Richland Springs receives 36. The Weeters National Bank New York is approved as a reserve agent for the Austrian Niathinal of Austin.
The Senate ratified a treaty with Spain to acquire Sibutu and Cigayan islands in the Philippines group for 1 1 000 000. Vote stood 45 to 1 with Lodge and Chandler for the treaty and Bacon, Pettigrew and Munsey opposed. Debate stressed defense against Germany and strategic value, while critics warned of distant loyalties and polygamy claims on the islands.
Denison Texas January 23 Two hundred men push work on the Interurban line between Denison and Sherman. Sealed contracts were awarded for the bunk of the and lake at the park, with seventeen carloads of machinery already arrived and more equipment en route as the project advances.
Uprising by Snake bands west of Bufala in the Creek Nation prompts Washington to consider 600 federal troops. Chief Mekko defies President McKinley and warns of burning towns and killing. Marshal Bennett and Indian Agent Shoenholt request troops as whites arm for protection.
Mrs Nation and colleagues were arraigned in Wichita city court after saloon smashing actions. Judge Kirk set bonds at 1000 dollars each. they posted and were released. John Herring filed the malicious destruction of property charge. Nation pledged another smashing campaign. Reports note saloonkeepers increasing guards and tension after the court appearance. In Hartford City a woman attacked her husband’s property and plans a new crusade.
Denison Texas January 22 General Inspector Houk of the post office department warns of planned holdups on teenager trains in the territory and reports organized bands of train robbers in the Indian country. He says there is strong risk that the Valley and Missouri Kansas trains could be held up during the holidays if defenses were not strengthened.
Bids for the water works extension were opened by the city, with only one bid received from a Texas house. H. A. Paine filed for F. Hetoman Co of Houston, as part of the imperial committee proceedings.
Kruger of Fived was greeted by the crowd and joined by a singing group as he arrived. He walked to the podium and spoke warmly, with attendees praising his presence and message.
The 1896 will of M. Rice of Texas is challenged in New York by probate proceedings. Aliased relatives including Mrs. Minerva F. Palmer and Miss Slater contest the will with claims of a defective will and improper appointment of a temporary administrator. The case involves surrogate laws, allegations of property transfer aims, and potential sale of the estate with unnamed relatives not yet parties to the action.
A two column caption traces Loyal Appreciation for the new king in London. It reflects on Victoria's era and notes constitutional expectations for Edward VII with a queen by his side noted as beloved by many.
Reading shows Hilkins in Charlestos West Virginia and Ian Bkins reelected in United ater today. Durton succeeds Topeka Kansas with January 25 results. Ton won today and cites Hon. Lucion Baker in its brief notice.
In Utah, Joseph L. Kearns seeks the Republican nomination in a nominating caucus. The event will determine who appears on the ballot for the upcoming election.
Robert is reelected to succeed H. F. Pettigrew in the United position. The item notes Pettigrew’s departure and the succession plan, reflecting a political shift within the leadership.
Simmons chairs a committee and is elected to the United States Senate from Butler. Two senators are chosen today in St Paul with Kate Nekel winning the long term seat and a short term seat also decided.
Report covers William J Sewell succeeding P Trenton as U S senator elected by separate ballots in New Jersey. It notes costs, legislative voting patterns, and lists party line figures in House and Senate across the election process. It mentions mourning flags at J P Morgan & Co and a memorial tone following Queen Victoria’s death.
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