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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1900

Page

4

Anniversary celebration for Texas Independence Day in Houston

The Daughters of the Republic of Houston plan a March 2 event at the Light Guard Armory to mark Texas Independence Day with music, a reading of the Declaration, a patriotic address, and songs. A reception area will feature decorated rooms and refreshments. a 60 cent admission is noted. Committees for refreshments decorations and program are named with local volunteers.

Texas Me Jacinto Daughters of the Republic of Houston Light Guard Thia Eata Téxas Cavellor San Jacinto Houston

Flood Damage Report From Tuesday Storm

A damaging Tuesday night storm flooded parts of Greenberg Bros store on Main Street with $300 in water damage to second floor windows and a front room furniture lot. Lavy Bros store roof saw limited water intrusion. Glass windows were blown out at several buildings and fences and signs toppled in various locations.

Greenberg Ros Atorm Greenberg Bron Mainsirest Lavy Bros

Municipal Voter Registration Opens Next Tuesday

The official notice states voter registration for the city election begins next Tuesday during court hours for twenty days. Registration closes at 8 p.m. Each registered voter must present certificates at the Democratic primary on March 29 as a condition to vote in the primary.

Holberg Gat Gad M. Wotles J. A. Mansle City Democrats Executive Ommitivs

Campaign Demand and School Board Controversy Highlighted

The article reviews mayoral actions over the removal of Superintendent Kimbrough, arguing the campaign pushed a political motive. It notes board splits, opposition to changes, and critiques of Mayor Brashear and Browne, detailing how school governance and finances were affected and contested.

Paderewski to Appear in Houston Tonight

The Polish pianist Paderewski arrives in Houston after stops in New Orleans and Orange. Fans expected standing room only at the opera house as crowds gather from nearby towns and excursion parties via the International and Great Northern railway.

Ances New Orleatia Houston Southern Pacific Post Orange Paderewski Sephor Warsaw Conservatory Strasberg Conservatory Vienna Paris International Great Northern Railway Roa Ker Maniiulater

Much Ado About Nothing over Fifth Ward Street Opening

Lao e claims Mayor Browne faced accusations after selling property to the city for Lyons Avenue in the Fifth Ward. He says the sale valued at $85 to $70 per lot, then $200 per lot to the city, involved no intended profit and cites an alternate plan to donate trees along the street.

Fifth Ward Laoe John T. Browne Ost Lyons Avenue Wold Aubertin Tatate R. EB. Lusk Inez Squire Avenue Lhire Feminutes Buch An Angie Plesk Aires George T. Sansore Maine Uae

Port Arthur Plans Public Saloon Building Project

Yesterday Mesars Nevina and Hill, city architects, revived plans for a new public saloon building in Port Arthur. The project contemplates a $10,000 ing, promising a notable addition to the prosperous town.

Mesars. Nevina & Hill Port Arthur Reed

Main Street Bridge Discussed by Local Property Owners

A meeting at the Cotton Exchange explored building a bridge over Buffalo Bayou at Main Street foot. Attendees included A L Nelms W H Palmer J B McAchan and others who debated location Main or Travis streets and city council action.

Cotton Exchange Closens Main Street Buffao Malo Street Messrs A. L. News J. B. McAnshio W. HH. Palmer Ln M. Rich George L. Porter Henry 8. Fox 3. L. Gohiman George A Math Ofous Travis Man Cor Trevis Hinch McAshan Main Travis Street Malin Street A. L. Neling W.H., Palmer TL M. Ried WW. Fox Si L. Gohtman

City council fixes salaries and reviews public works

The city council met in called session to fix officials' salaries for the incoming administration and review board of public works reports. Changes cut several salaries and fees while maintaining key positions, with bids to be advertised for new contracts and pavement projects discussed. The session adjourned after approving the measures and plans.

Teachora bin Shoual Wesesgy Principain Board of Public Works Sonnen Bord of Public Works Ngolke Sires Huffalo Samreon Rosenthal Halverton Bennett Franklin Magnolia

Mission sermon emphasizes self denial and missions appeal

Rev. Homer T. Milton of Fort Worth spoke at Central Methodist Church on missions, urging self denial as the path to Christian service. He contrasted Hindu sacrifice with thrift in aiding the poor, and described a collection for missions that drew a strong reaction from the congregation. Rev. Mason announced Rev. William F. Hall will preach next Sunday and lead a multi-week mission series.

Withon Conteda Homer T. Milton Fort Worth Travelers Cheletan Pis Paul Foity Ganges Wilson Mason William F. Hall

Gustave John Delays Slop Mill Project in Houston

Mr Gustave A John who bought the old flour mill on Railroad Street plans a large slop mill and rice mill project but will not resume work until he can lay a necessary railroad track. He requests city council permission to build the track, arguing he seeks equal rights with adjacent property owners. He leaves Houston for Crowley Louisiana and may be away for some time.

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Social Evening Debates Zionism Question at Sacogerbund

The Independent Order of Binal Braith held a monthly social in Sacogerbund ball with a recitation by Lucille Goldberg and vocal music. A debate on Zionism and Jews saw G J Kapner and Max Engle for the affirmative and Alt Fried lander Abe Harris for the negative, with the affirmative prevailing. Judges named were Playman Hirach Barnstein Grumbach and Dannebaum. Andrew J Buffington, the switchman killed Tuesday night in the Southern Pacific yards, will be shipped to Tilton Georgia leaving at 7:23 this morning. Rev John Fr Green will conduct funeral services at the family residence at 4 am.

T. O. BH Social Binal Braith Mises Lucille Goldberg G. J. Kapner Max Engle Alt Friedlander Abe Harris Mas Playman Sam Hirach Dr. Barnstein Charles Grumbach Henry Dannebaum Andrew J. Buffington Tilton John Fr. Green

Cleaning and Dyeing Notice in Troy Laundry

Cleaning and Dyeing, ioahase work being turned o abo ut by Troy Lawadry at 513 Prairie Ave. 3a. tho 1.

Troy Lawadry Prairie

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