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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary dispatch describes Lord Roberts advancing near Pretoria and Lydenberg with raids and counter moves, while U S political leaders predict a hard campaign to win Congress. The text blends Boer War maneuvers with Democratic and Republican rhetoric about upcoming elections.
Reports from North China describe missionary families and Congregational workers fleeing Pekin during the Boxer disturbances. Clergy such as Rev. S. Hopkins, Rev. F. Haynes, and others were evacuated with their families while several others remained in transit or shelter.
An account describes Peter Smith and two others in a perilous Channel Lockport incident. Their boat capsized as a powerful current swept them into a maelstrom, with Smith falling overboard and swimming free. He was carried 40 feet downstream before regaining footing, while two companions were swept away. One man was saved after a dramatic struggle, with the group enduring a dangerous near-drowning ordeal.
A fragmentary note describes a dispute over delivering an address on a Sunday. The writer, referencing Mr. and a planned national interview at Park, refuses to work on the day of rest and notes difficulty in accepting other invitations while adhering to a rule about observing Sunday.
Special From The Past notes tension as political factions clash over the House battle at the ree headquarters in Eton. Acknowledgments imply resolve and strategic maneuvering amid unsettled public mood and local figures guiding the contest. The report highlights confidence among supporters and warnings of intensified efforts to sway votes.
In the French quarter of New Orleans this morning a colored boy about seven years old was killed and an unknown Black man was severely wounded. The mob activity continues in the city’s wards, with authorities working to identify suspects and restore order amid the violence.
The reorganization committee of the United States Poor Mining company approved amendments to the rehabilitation plan. Changes include key particulars and the application of newly issued securities. The capital reason under the amended charter is reduced from 238 million to 17.25 million.
Seattle dispatch reports Troop 1 0 and Loaf the First United States Cavalry reaching Seattle from Wort Rus Heol with quarters at Interbay. Thirteen mule cars have arrived and others head to the Orient. Riverhearts are expected within a few days.
fragmented items from TELMGRAIUNG TIPS and CHICHGOL sections describe Charlea Hoyt declared insane at Mariford and placed for retreat, funeral of Charles Newbury with widow guarding body to avoid inquest, and National Association meeting to announce aid to send Amerie siege to Parl. Also notes German steamer withdrawals affecting freight rates to China and European ports.
Brenham plans a State Enterprise meeting and a State shoot at Fireman's park with reduced rail rates and prizes for tennis and shooting winners. A large citizen action may fund a new water supply, possibly an enormous reservoir if artesian water fails. Marriage of Charles Lewie Wilkin to Bertha Becker at St Peters, with Brenham party traveling to Denver. Local cotton prospects improve amid strong hopes, though acreage may drop about 25 percent from last year.
Elven directed event at Germania hall Tuesday night featured a charity dance for distant crime victims. Juniors met Nellie Abbott at the Abbott homestead and followed leaders to the athletic club room where dancing lasted an hour. The Huneon string band of Dallas, a group of colored players, provided the music.
Weather and crops report from various Texas counties indicates farmers optimistic about rain aided cotton, corn, and wheat yields. Flooding rains boost rice prospects in Turtle Bayou and East Chambers County, while cotton is expected to improve in Caldwell and Leon counties. Wheat yields rise in Fosque and Upshur, with grapes and pears promising good harvests. concerns remain over late-season heat and possible crop losses in some areas.
A British commander expresses gratitude to American forces after a hard fought operation. He notes the Ninth Regiment’s reluctant but steady advance, praises Colonel Coolidge’s handling, and mourns the loss of Colonel Lisbon with sympathy for Americans. The Boxer uprising and its brutal scrutiny are referenced, with tensions among allied troops rising amid the fighting near the city.
Palestine Texas July 25 The Palestine Firemen's band left for Centerville to perform during the Cantetermerewiiion Ball. The trip will last three to four days with a parade and a concert planned at their park Friday morning. The Lancaster murder case was moved here from Howeton county and set for trial in district court tomorrow. The new synagogue committee reports plans for a brick and stone Congregational Beth Torah building to cost about $20 and to be finished in three months.
O W Wakefield of Columbus Georgia touts Hammbrenaln's Colle as a universal stomach and bowel cure. He claims twenty years in drug trade and reports two cholera morbus cures in his family, selling hundreds of bottles to customers and keeping it on hand for easy access.
Boston fans saw a lively but error prone game as Latham signed to coach Cincinnati Philadelphia contends for pennant. New York beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 in a heavy rain afternoon at the Grounds with Cheabro Striver and Mathewson delivering timely hits. Brooklyn overpower Chicago as Kennedy shut down Taylor and Dexter, while St Louis and others struggled with fielding miscues amid wet conditions.
At Wrighton Beach New York on July 2 the meeting lists horses and times with entries including Five furlongs Walker Alsora Dame Time Tima and others. The card shows numerous names and placements with intervals like 4-4 and 12 18 1-6 amid a dense, partially garbled race listing.
Chicago weather turned rainy and heavy with travel disrupted. The passage lists numerous names and terms, including furtonge and mile markers, with a note that Nosferd finished second but was disqualified for fouling.
The record lists multiple race segments with jockeys and times including Steadman Leohee Kindred Bam Lar arue Avot Mongle and Will Fay Elghor tied to miles and furlongs. Names Apple fook Heirs of Fratistani Thin i jo5ts and George W. Jfonking Hubert Jp appear with various furlongs and times such as 1:20 and 1b: 15%.
The infant discovered by a Ban Anaiog employee near the San Angelo depot after the 2:40 tram arrival was taken to the night operator and later placed under the care of a local African American woman. Hundreds sought details as authorities investigated, with the child identified as under the custody of Mr and Mrs George Gregory. A Ballinger county suspect train and a bag labeled paregoric were noted in the scene, as investigators believed the infant was placed to evade detection. San Angelo, Texas, July 24. Sunday’s founding mystery has been solved by the investigation.
A newly married couple, reportedly from Lumpasut, are accused of abandoning their month old child. The child was returned to its mother after confession, with warnings of punishment if duties are neglected. The pair took a train eastward and were later sighted in Baliinger, with Sherry Shield leaving to join Sheriff Kirk in pursuit. The hall relied on evidence from the choir arrival as authorities wire for the Tay lor county sheriff to hold them.
In Galveston on July 26 the preliminary examination of J Hogan on cruelty charges related to beating a horse and causing its death was adjourned after witnesses testified. A grand jury will reconvene as a transcript is ordered. Morning brought news of Charles Tamkt a long time Mallory One employee and West Innit clerk who died after a long illness. He endured cancer and loss of his tongue, facing his decline with grace despite his condition.
A telegram from Judge Bryant notes the United States Marshal Galveston Texas July 24 adjourns the special term for July 25 from day to day until further notice. Judge Cormick of the Fifth Circuit ordered this term to hear matters in the Alonzo Tablogk et al vs Galveston La Orte and Houdion Railroad case.
Stephen Dyee and Mrs Hannon forget Virgil Elmo Hoskins and Miss Nora Gertrude Katte. Flavite Harkrider and Miss Amelia Albert, Antonio C Hernandez and Mrs Dolores Horques.
A Texan report from Denison describes three men found dead, bones and weapons nearby, believed to have died in a cyclone about five years earlier. Skeletal remains lie side by side with a pistol, two large knives, and other belongings scattered at the site. Authorities link the deaths to the long-ago storm in the foothills near Choctaw Nation.
A morning clash at the Bookham Blutt timber camp near Court ney left crane foreman Courtney mortally wounded by five shots from a folk's revolver. Cooper, a well known necro, fired after Courtney shot at him. Cooper was also fatally wounded but alive at night, fading gradually.
The city hall in Victoria Texas is prepared for handover to the city and will be examined by the water, light and building committees. In a few days officials hope the project will meet expectations across epochs. John W Kay has returned from years in Mexico where he worked in cattle business to make Victoria his home again.
A worker at William Cameron & Co's plant in Rockland Texas died yesterday evening when lumber slid down and crushed him between skids and a car. He had only worked two and a half hours. Foreman J D Larkin supervised. The deceased leaves a wife in San Augustine county and a brother in Panola county.
An attorney general opinion discusses diploma filing by physicians who may practice, noting that a diploma must be recorded in the district clerk’s office and that residency within the county is required for recording. It cites court decisions upholding district clerks’ authority to record diplomas and related restrictions on licensure and practice.
Secretary of state sends copy of proposed constitutional amendment adding section 20 to article I authorizing Archer Baylor Clay Wichita and Knox counties to form irrigation districts, levy taxes, and incur indebtedness for construction of irrigation works subject to a two thirds vote of resident landowners. governor to issue proclamation for voters to decide on November ballot 1900. The text includes details on tax limits and safeguard provisions, with opposing vote lines. A freight agent reference appears at end.
A report notes a railroad Commission inquiry and a forecast that a 2,000,000 bushel wheat crop will surpass its initial call. The movement remains slack due to low prices as much of the crop is being sold while farmers await a rising market, with growers reluctant to commit.
The Continents Gin Company of Delaware received permission to do business in Texas from the secretary of state with diagonal capitalization. The J. M. Chappell Optical Company of Dallas was chartered with $25,000 capital, incorporators named. The Texas & Mexican Territory Company of Sherman filed for charter with $175,000 capital, incorporators listed.
Hon Dav Cheaser county attorney arrives in town. General Ticket Agent Morrow visits the governor amid busy week. The eve ear and throat hospital plans a new North Congress AVON building. Attorney General Smith travels to Galveston for bar meeting. Judge Cravens attends governor’s office briefly. Justice Galnes and Attorney Peeler depart for Galveston. Rapid Transit work advances with electric cars planned. Father Rogers moves toward Notre Dame pastoral role. A new city power school building deemed substantial by contractors. American Union Tire Insurance transfers to National Life Insurance in Chicago. N W ParrHarthopl, 70, dies at big dome in Sta9. apoplexy cited.
Glimer Texas records indicate Pollan a resident nine miles south of Gilater died last night from injuries described as a head wound with no hair. Holland was reported to be 0 years old and Purdy faded into custody after a bond incident.
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