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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
The Houston Post outlines circulation methods and city delivery, listing offices, addresses, and contact numbers. It notes authorized collectors and payment procedures, urging readers to direct payments to official channels and to ensure timely circulation.
The article argues Aguinaldo's capture, achieved via treachery, may aid U S fortunes but unlikely end hostilities. It notes Filipino resistance remains organized with guerrilla warfare persisting, and predicts continued costly conflict similar to South Africa, regardless of one leader's removal.
Waco mayor and association president Riggins urged Texas Real Estate and Industrial group to bolster the state’s growth. He cited rising investor interest, corrected past slander about Texas laws, and described a new era of “awakened” capital and development across the state.
State positions in Inez show improvement as capital and immigration accelerate. Home critics quieted, and a broad citizenry now supports advancing the state, with external misgivings fading as understanding grows.
A Denver Rocky Mountain News editorial argues Texas should fund charitable and educational institutions as a measure of civilization and humanity. It stresses penitentiaries reformatories and care for the sick as state duties tied to public sentiment and fiscal health.
The Beaumont oil boom and rail expansion are cited as proof of Texas prosperity. Fort Worth News notes new banks and the Frisco, Rio Grande lines shaping a state ready for capital. Merchants urge labor, industry, and aggressive advertising to attract investors.
General Miles conducts a tour of inspection in Cuba. Prince Bul Wha, second son of the emperor of Kora, enrolls at Roanoke College in Virginia. Johnny Stoddart, veteran actor, to appear in New York in Kirke La Shelle’s Beside the Bonnie Birfer Bush. Congressman Amon Cinanings reports recovery from hiccups and crutch use as his leg heals. President James K Patterson of Kentucky State College allocates funds for a college inquiry in Wiswil. Attorney General Griggs is a persistent chess player in Washington and enjoys golf. H. Dornkin of Chicago hired to design a new structure for Minion Depot in Cleveland with a projected cost near ten million.
A clipped, garbled note cites Vanderbilt family travels in Spain and Porto Rico, St Louis plans for air tunnel motors before a World’s Fair, and high tax costs for families. It preserves scattered names and stray ages, including Jeni S and Mery Crawford of Cinchmati, and mentions a Catholic rector’s orders and a town charter dating from 1788 with a 9800 population.
The New Orleans Picayune criticizes the school system for prioritizing architecture like steeples domes and cornices over solid foundations. The piece laments lack of appropriations for teachers and children in parish schools and notes crowded conditions as remaining issues.
Representative John A. T. Hull sails from San Francisco to the Philippines to study conditions there and observe the Philippine Lumber and Development company. He is president of the firm and a member of the military affairs committee, raising questions about potential government contracts during the tour.
A fashion roundup covers new gowns in old rose crepon with black and silver embroidery, lace veils, crystals, sequins, and pastel blues. It notes blooming trends like plaitings, satin foulards, and tiny gilt buttons, plus floral embroidery on lingerie and dewdrop rhinestones on a black rose adornment. A luncheon and dinner menu follows with rice molded with fruit and gelatine, and a list of traditional dishes.
A speaker laments envy toward a neighbor as jasmine and magnolia perfume the night. He recalls childhood in the North, longs for lost days, and compares scents to memories while a distant the moon casts light on blooming roses. Intermixed anecdotes touch on local news and oddities.
A collage of editorial opinions from Chicago Times-Herald Omaha Bee Cincinnati Enquirer Philadelphia Bulletin and Chicago Chronicle critiques trusts national banks Nebraska politics and Senator Thurston’s retirement. The clippings depict calls for reform and accountability amid national policy and presidential actions.
In a reported scene the Seermee Rizectne of the tiene Baere blocks human life on aie causing a fracas with Prof Holden. The incident appears to perplex Tesla and disrupt proceedings briefly.
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