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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
4
The Houston Daily Post announces publication details including issue frequency and prices. It lists office addresses in Houston and Chicago and notes delivery arrangements and overdue account policies for subscribers and agents responsible for city circulation.
The Post reports widespread editorial opposition to the customs tariff as a factor in trusts, citing newspapers once hostile now urging Congress to end the tariff on print paper. Editors warn price hikes threaten advertising and subscriptions, urging immediate action to remove tariff barriers.
A damaged excerpt critiques the Democratic Party and media, arguing that opposition to policy weakens the public will. It likens the press to an idol and uses a fable image of an elephant under a dwarf bowl to question its strength and actions.
Public letter endorses Captain A T Mahan as naval authority but warns against his critical stance on British South Africa policy. It argues American sympathy for the Boers should remain strong while separating military affairs from national diplomacy. The piece defends national conscience and independence against imperial designs.
Vy the Herwich recalls opposition in legislature to a Huntington hand-grab during the pendency of that iwi. The piece criticizes the mayoral organ and notes attention on Texas mineral development and legislative maneuvering amid national events.
Gram Alles Jr purchases a share in London publishing house and plans to print authentic works by Roumania poet Carmen Sylva. The move links to Tin father Y advice and signals a shift in publishing direction for the imprint.
The report catalogs prominent figures from aristocracy to clergy, including the Hon. Robert Cardegin and Hon. Ire Carnegie, the Earl of Southesk and Northesk kin, and Archbishop Patriotic J. Feehan of Chicago. It touches on civic plans by Mayor Herter of Chicago, society leader Mine Lucy Marie Bly, and writer Hamlin Garland briefly noting his hotel stay and editorial quirk.
A collage of historical items cites year dating customs in 18th century Broklyn, rail passenger totals, bread nutrition tests by German authorities, fines for law breaches in Moyence, and death anniversaries of notable philosophers. It also notes a soap shipment to Denver and a heavy Hebrew Bible valued at 210,000.
In Brookshire Texas on January 26 Walter D Mills longtime agent for the Missouri Kansas and Texas line is relieved of duties at his request and will move with his family to Loreca to take charge of the Wat Point office. Mrs Andrews of Houdton arrived yesterday and is a guest of Miss Jenutt Parker.
Cirionville residents Mesarp Fite Jr J Phillipe and J Clyton have been approved a charter for a joint stock company with capital of 360000 to operate a touring mix and elevator in Greenville. The mill will use a volley process and hold capacity of 400 tons. A seasoned mill man will supervise the bid and manage the enterprise upon launch.
A New Year incident four miles north of Brenham reports two engines derailed on the tracks with cars stacked on both sides. Telegraph wires are down and no crew members can be reached for comment.
A Santa Fe delegation led by Vice President Barr General Superintendent Nixon and General Manager Polk inspected the Paris branch in Cleburne Texas January 95 accompanying Master Mo Chanic Collimecs during the tour.
Mr James Crain son of the late Hon Wo H Crain congressman from this district was appointed to the military academy by colonel Kleberg. He will leave this week to become stenographer for prosecutors in this city and head home to Cancun to prepare for his examination in San Antonio in March.
News reaches McKinney of the fatal burning of Mrs Allen Smith in the northern part of Collin County while burning corn stalks. The widow, 63 years old, leaves a child and many relatives. Interment occurred yesterday afternoon.
A Santa Fe railway block force remained steady with fifty one men across all departments after a dull month on the road. The force reduction reflected general weariness and a soft demand for repairs.
Nat Wetzel of St. Louis visits Galveston and describes his melon distributing empire. He outlines Texas coast territory from Henderson to Galveston and lists expected year sales including cantaloupes peaches tomatoes potatoes watermelons strawberries and mixed produce. Also notes advances in modern farming techniques and praise for Alamo cantaloupe and tomato production.
In Dallas January 24 Hon Dudley G Wooton opened his canvass for the Sixth district as Democratic candidate against incumbent R E Burke. Wooton spoke at the city hall auditorium backed by the Young Men's Democratic club as the canvass promises to be the hottest in Texas this year.
Jey, chairman of the Populist executive committee, informed the Young Men's Business club in Waco that a committee meeting will be held in March with Bradley invited to seek city support for hosting the state convention. Grayson County Democrats call a February 3 meeting in Sherman to discuss congressional affairs and local political matters.
A historic telegram chain discusses clashes between black troops and Texas civilians near Fort Ringgold and debates jurisdiction over crimes on the military reservation. The War Department seeks U S district attorney guidance while Texas officials press state warrants, with Judge Advocate General noting federal exclusive jurisdiction over reservation offenses.
A brief civil affairs dispatch records Elihu Root addressing matters under state jurisdiction. The communication is directed to Governor Josep D. Sayers in Austin Texas and concludes with formal respectful regards from the War Secretary.
In Galveston Texas January 26 the hearing of bankruptcies for Theilhheimer & Co and B D Garratt & Co adjourned before Registrar in Bankruptcy J H Burnett. Davidson authorized to offer 41 cents on the dollar if creditors approve. Committees note cash sales and bank deposits suggest 20 cents on the dollar, with about 40 cents projected for dividends. meetings of creditors to be scheduled for further action.
In Sherman Texas on January 26 the stock of Hirusts druggist Holman was sold by trustee James Etrother for 2190.14 including 1800 stock 335 soda fountain and 45 open accounts. Creditors objected that the price was not enough and the sale was not confirmed.
United States court in Liles afternoon hears a petition by the First National Bank of McGregor seeking bankruptcy for the Nicholx Mertonile company of Crawford. Peter John By Nishulé, president and manager, led 9 Pelton to voluntary bankruptcy. Mrs Nichols longtime Crawford merchant known statewide.
In Jefferson Texas on January 26 the court discharged several bankruptcy filers. Names include J Fairbanks J L Roath of Paris John and James Adkinson of Pittsburgh G M Oneal of Mount Pleasant RE RB Harrison of New Barton and Wy Bledpow among others.
In Hompstend Texas on January 24 Mr George Schwarz bought the stock of merchandise from B Sanders. The business had previously belonged to Schwarz who sold last year due to ill health and spent the season in Germany. Sanders plans to return to Cameron.
Joseph Frank Rainer of the Grange filed a petition in the Pedoral court seeking relief in a bank run case dated January 26. The acción involves a Texas filing contesting debts and seeking court protection.
In Dallas on business, Western agent of the Powering Machinery Co. predicts Texas will be the wealthiest state in the Union with a record grain harvest. He cites vast acreage from New Braunfels to the Panhandle, strong wheat prices, early harvests, and mills eager for wheat. He notes Texas grain potential and the state’s future as a major grain center.
In Texas at Ioro on January 4 the jury in the Charles relied one trial for Will ing Ans Lewis, a Deero, returned no verdict of aggravated assault and assessed punishment at a fin g of 450. They were given a light came at 10 94 lant night.
Attorney firms announce a friendly suit by City of Galveston against issuing bonds. Moller asserts bonds may be challenged. plaintiffs seek to restrain bonds while city claims legality. Mayor Jones supports proceeding to settle the matter through courts and appellate review.
Bernard Kentz a 4 German iil local tailoring concern owner dies suddenly after a routine day at work. He was a longtime Galveston resident and a Master Mason highly regarded for his character. The city records show ongoing tax disputes with several dozen individuals. A Spanish laborer named Goldas was injured when a fall crushed his leg and he was hospitalized in critical condition.
An assortment of names and city affiliations including Chicago New Orleans Austin Milwaukee Louisville Kansas City New York Houston St. Louis and Texas entries. The fragmentary text lists individuals with associated cities and initials, reflecting a broad directory-like collection.
Report from Austin dated January 24 states General Scurry will attend a habeas corpus hearing on February 1 in Bastrop. The case involves the Reeses Coleman and Thero and requires the attendance of all Rangers.
The document reports approval of a tax bill and lists several Texas corporate charters granted or reviewed by state officials. It notes capital stocks for Corsicana Liques’ Tort Manufacturing, Home Ice, North Texas Coal, Stock Growers’ associations, Bradford Houghton Furniture, and a German Baptist church property, alongside a court action: a suit against Cotton Belt in Austin was dismissed after compliance with statutory requirements.
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