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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
4
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Fragmentary commentary quotes a Berlioer article by Vanderlip, former assistant secretary of the Treasury, arguing for American production and imported goods impact. It cites American machinery, windmills, letters marking “Made in America,” and calls for competition with British and European goods to defend home markets.
A 1900s-era editorial argues the Philippine question remains unsettled. It protests American casualties and imperial policy, questioning why war continues if Filipinos are to be freed, citing General Ferguson and the toll of war.
Wrapped in a lament, the speaker questions why a figure condemned generations past remains unrepentant. The text contrasts the fate of the dead with living citizens and asks for recognition of fault and humble prayer for mercy.
The piece argues Mexico should avoid admitting duty free coal and endorse protective steps to support domestic industry. It criticizes leadership for not leveraging cheaper U S fuel and stresses regional timber, mineral wealth, and iron ore as potential growth drivers while noting political debate and economic risks.
The Houston Post reports Colonel J. M. Guffey a prominent Pennsylvania Republican with strong ties to the administration. The piece notes his fame as an oil promoter and politics in Texas, detailing cross-state perceptions, rumors, and alleged party shifts surrounding oil and political alignments.
The piece critiques voters considering a platform and candidates tied to a tournament image, noting a sentiment that warnings about reform and temperance influence linger. It laments misdeeds of officials and urges caution and civility as the community navigates political debate and public conduct.
A reader summary notes Lincoln’s engagement to Mary Todd and Herndon's sensational claims about his character. The piece argues for corroboration from Mary Todd’s relatives and Lincoln’s associates, contrasting Herndon with Tauber Tarbell and contemporary witnesses. It describes Lincoln’s honesty as central, citing the Vandalia to Springfield capital move as example of moral resolve over personal gain.
Henderson recalls late night session where Lincoln rose after midnight and delivered a powerful speech against a measure he believed wrong. He warned that personal integrity mattered more than any political gain, refusing to compromise despite pressure and risk.
Reports detail bids for the electricity building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and notes on two more large structures, varied industries and textiles palace, with contracts, timelines, and costs. Mentions invitations to King Michaelis, signals and power plant plans, and state exhibit preparations across Alabama Wisconsin Canada West Virginia Kentucky.
A Melbourne court ruling labels Zola’s works indecent and shipments from London or Paris are burned at Port Melbourne. The piece also mentions ant colonies with yellow workers on strike and later misquotes a Virginia church dispute over selling St. John’s Church on Church Hill Mehmond.
The page blends verses about spring and vales with scattered notes from city life. A cat in New York saves a family. sparring news hints at Ruhlin, Jeffries talks with a senator, and local quips reflect public mood.
The Burlington Railroad extends its strict prohibition on intoxicants to all departments and employees linked to train creation. The rule, issued in a new book of rules, bans habitual use and visiting places selling alcohol, with dismissal for violation. Safety of passengers and railway operations hinges on sober, alert workers.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a May morning in Somerville with J. 2. Trowbridge visiting Whitman related by a narrator who reflects on a quiet, shared day. The mood centers on light satire, poems, and a playful exchange about Leaves of Grass and imagined critics.
A fragmented note describes jewelers and timepieces using dummy clocks for advertisements. It mentions commemorating a precise moment at Lincoln’s assassination and a theater event tied to Lincoln Word’s during the 19th century. The text also cites a large U S debt totaling 4.8 billion dollars.
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