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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
The Houston printing office listing provides publication office addresses at 1101 1103 1105 1107 and 1109 Franklin Avenue in Houston Texas with telephone extensions for business and editorial departments. The note appears in the Houston Texas edition dated Thursday July 25 1901.
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The Alabama constitutional convention debates the free pass privilege for lawmakers and public officials. Critics call it a moral issue, while supporters fear constitutional overreach. Texas examples show limited practical impact and little public good from free rides. The piece argues the policy misleads about its influence and harms accountability.
In a Louisville Board of Trade talk Dr. G A Schenck notes forestry boosts public health, navigation, floods, and springs while timbered lands create tangible and immaterial value. He cites government forest reservations and rising forestry funding as part of a broad plan to preserve forests and expand irrigation in the arid regions.
Discussion urges transferring remaining timbered school lands to a State department of forestry. Proposes turning millions of acres near valueless today into profitable tree culture, arguing it is not too late to fix past folly and promote long term timber benefits.
The piece discusses managers of major trusts seeking injunctions to curb violence and protect property amid strikes. It critiques court use to suppress labor, cites federal judges defining "interruption," and reflects on public unrest and political implications across industries and regions.
Readers see a mosaic of quotes and opinions from Dallas Times Herald and The Post about the Bryan candidacy, party strategy, and labor issues. The exchange covers editorial disagreement, credibility concerns, and calls for unity amid a tense political moment with multiple papers weighing in from Texas and beyond.
Editorial from The Commercial Advertiser argues labor and capital clash heralding a social democracy rise. It notes hard odds for U S labor to unite like Britain and urges corporate moderation. Pittsburg Dispatch piece reports 285 shipbuilders gross tons, steel steamers grow, lake output high, US gains on Britain in tonnage.
The text notes New Zealand government buybacks of settler land for sheep farming aiding 1630 families. A runaway horse in Denver leapt into a moving trolley, riding for a block before stop. A dining tale linked to Prince Charlie was sold in Moffat for a sum. British and French libraries exchange two thousand Victorian hooks now housed in Paris and remaining works sent to another collection.
Dr Koch told a London audience that human and bovine tuberculosis are radically different diseases and that cattle cannot be infected with human TB. He argued human immunity from bovine TB makes dairy transmission unlikely and highlighted sputum from consumptives as the main contagion risk. He urged sanitariums, hospital isolation, and public information, praising Dr Hermann M Riggs and New York measures that reduced mortality.
The Interlude paper from Charleston supports the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian exposition woman’s department. Edited by Mrs Tee C Harby, it features articles by Harby and a youth section, with all proceeds aiding the woman’s department. The publication includes building and exhibit photos and lists officers and contributors.
A French investigator notes that morale fades quickly in military and naval ranks, with liberals lawyers clerics and others following in decreasing order of resilience. The piece also mentions the dumbbell fruit of 1886 on Ceylon exile Jeffreys, and a Wolshach mantle light made from thorium and ceria, detailing light output and unknown mechanisms.
A fragmentary newspaper page blends a romantic sea poem about a mermaid and Neptune with scattered notes on weather, oil prices, and a Washington household. The pieces mix lyric imagery with brief local notices and stray lines about sailors, storms, and life along coastal edges.
A fragment from a 1910s style page mixing gender observations on love with stray ads for help at home and a menu hint section. It includes musings on romance and marriage, a short want ad for a Warren girl, and sample luncheon ideas with assorted dishes. The text preserves era tone and stray household listings.
A reformist plea urges Republicans and independents to unite in Philadelphia to oust corrupt municipal officials. The piece argues loyal party members should support reform and expose spoils linked to a controlling party in New York and Philadelphia.
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