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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1901
Page
2
A tangled discussion from March debates Japan’s stance on Manchuria and the Yangtze viceroys, with Britain Germany and the United States urged to balance interests. The text outlines fears of Western power interference and the risk of a broader confrontation over Manchuria and China.
St. Petersburg dispatch from March 2 reports it is probable that the Russo Chinese Machurian negotiations will close soon with a signature anticipated by early in the week, signaling progress in the long running talks.
The text notes skepticism about Ying Yu, the Chinese minister at St. Petersburg, possibly attending a formal event despite opposition. It references tensions between Chinese and Russian officials and doubts that opposition will block his attendance.
The article discusses the Manchurian agreement seen as a temporary modus vivendi rather than a final settlement. It notes officials in Britain and the United States weighing whether the accord should normalize conditions in Manchuria and withdraw treaty guards, while stressing the need to preserve integrity of Uniga and avoid broader regional escalation.
Fragmentary OCR reports a rumor about a potential future appointment in China. The text mentions Chang and Kan Yi, with references to positions like viceroy and marshal, but details are garbled and names uncertain.
An advertisement touts a quick fix for colds claiming one day cure using a laxative bromio quinine tablet. The copy repeats bold promises and price 256.
A testimonial style notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy to clear cobwebs in the system. It claims to purify the blood and renovate the body by aiding kidneys and liver, improving digestion, and stabilizing nerves with renewed vitality.
The report notes Evans successor discussions for the pension commission and arrests of David L. Short and Morris Morera on forgery charges tied to a bogus will. It mentions a Pennsylvania coal strike and various international, regional, and local items including a copper ore shipment, a new well at Beaumont and a disorderly jury outcome in Hall county. The north Texas rainfall is recorded with other scattered notes on public matters.
Market notes show cotton advancing at Liver by Pouland while grains retreat in mixed trade. Wheat gains slowed as corn and oats weaken. provisions close notably lower. Hedging and tone shift toward a more cheerful business outlook per Bradstreet report.
Senate advances Potter Litt measure to curb corporate tapping and reform operations. Amendments propose changes to the statute and governance. The House moved to draft elements and the Galveston commission action proceeds amid ongoing debate.
The Duke of Manchester appeared for public examination in bankruptcy court, adjourned to May 10 as his father in law Mr Zimmeran arrives in England. Investigations into the debtor’s actions proceed while creditors await further proceedings and possible damages.
German newspapers react with surprise and uncertainty to rumors surrounding the emperor amid upheaval. Conservative outlets condemn speeches while liberal voices warn against misreading the public mood and the 1845 revolutions impact on legitimacy.
Forty-one students freed after a fortnight in confinement for taking part in a protest. The group had been arrested a week earlier and released yesterday as authorities continue to unwind detentions tied to political demonstrations.
Paris reports the law of associations bill, a key Free French measure of the decade, was passed by the Chamber of Deputies by 4 votes to 220 amid extended nationalist cheers and parliamentary disruption.
Health officer Dr J D E B Thomas reported a fully developed smallpox case in Rolint Rock Texas after a trip, with exposed individuals quarantined and clothing burned. In Grange and Victoria areas measures included vaccination and isolation of prisoners and contacts to prevent spread. A separate notice mentions a Sierra County case and the Mall family losing a child after illness.
The March 90 Spectator discusses the May Paanenfore treaty with Jonsonsons quotes asserting British interests require concessions. It argues America should resist coercion and keep a stance to safeguard its own firepit and future, warning against accepting foreign pressure.
Registration books closed at Denison showing 2049 entries amid light turnout for the event. A note mentions health measures and a remedy advertisement for pneumonia and grip, cautioning readers about medical claims.
The Maijerr company has let a contract for a major railroad project at Ralveeton. Local George Gould may be elected a Southern Pacific director.
The notice outlines arrangements for the Fire Presbyterian church dedication, details for the county teachers institute, and the outlook for a key proposal. It also mentions the New York visitor arriving in Hoveton on April 2 and carpenters demanding a four cent price rise, taking effect Monday. The Houston bowlers will travel to Dallas on April 14.
The post office at Reeves County changes its name to Tele and James D McLain is named postmaster. H H Hanna named substitute letter carrier in Austin. John P L Cox appointed general utility clerk in Fort Worth. The Currency Comptroller approves charges to Texas National Bank officials, listing City National Bank of Collorado and First National Bank of Rosetud with titled officers.
Special to The Ter lists several individuals and places including Ralph Aprichemanil J Stten in Dallas and Andrew Wagiey in Dallas. The item mentions quilting frames, an electric ore concentrator, a water furnace and a concentrating apparatus among varied entries across Texas towns Vernon San Angelo and Wichita Falls.
The readable text shows a garbled list of persons and monetary amounts across U S locales. Names include Hopewell Denis Frank Savor James Norvell Calvin Felkner and Arthur Smith with sums ranging from 4 to 22 dollars, plus scattered references to places like Whitesboro Dallas Croseplains and Bogota. The fragment resembles a miscellaneous payment or grant ledger entry with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
Washington March 20 The state department is examining the Colombian government terms for consenting to the construction of a transit route for the Panama canal project. Minister for Colombia Gifted on Recretary Iay and others left memoranda bearing on the subject.
In the Arkansas House of Representatives, J. E Leary of Lew county struck M. Bellock of Br. Francis County on the head with a cane during a dispute over a local bill affecting Lee county. The two fought briefly and were separated as order was restored. no arrests were made.
Senor Vilandua of the committee on relations signed the report of Senor Juan Gualberto Gomes. The move places a majority of the committees in opposition to the principal features of the state amendment.
Advertisement claims PAZO ointment will cure ring worm tetter old ulcers and skin sores or refund money. Mentions pimples blackheads on the face and guarantees 60 cents? refund offer implied.
Wildestarco Pennsylvania March 26 threatened coal strike of 143 000 miners in the hard coal region was called off after a meeting of the United Mine Workers executive committee. The committee empowered to act if needed declined to declare a strike as unacceptable conditions were not met. President Mitchell spoke conservatively in a convention address and reporters noted mixed reaction among operators and miners. The outcome is seen as a cautious resolution with joint talks possible.
A blaze struck the Jefferson Hotel in Richmond, damaging a large section including the front and the famous Valentine store. No lives were reported lost, though some guests faced danger and several staff members evacuated. Much of the building and surrounding property suffered heavy damage.
Wellington March 2 Secretary Shiteheark outlined cabinet plans to start opening Kiowa and Comanche reservations in Oklahoma. The program aims to parcel lands into 160 acre parcels for homesteads and school lands, with about 14 000 quarter sections slated for division and tentative allotments to favored groups.
In Chattanooga on March 26 the N B Forrest camp discusses proposed bylaws to admit all Confederates as members of a unified organization. The plan aims to hold a convention in Memphis in May and seek national adoption to merge Confederate veterans into a single war veterans body while preserving group individuality.
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad plans 4000 in yearlong upgrades. Upgrades include better terminal facilities at Kansas City, new shop buildings in Topeka, new passenger stations in Guerrie and Oklahoma City, and improved telegraph wire with Onta Fe poles along routes from Albuquerue to Santa Fe and into Texas.
The Norwegian steamer Erin the schooner Florence and the British bark Severn are reported as lost near Philadelphia with all hands believed missing. Crews totaling fifty four are feared dead.
Fayetteville Texas March 2 Mr F J Spocek long time general merchandise dealer seeks bankruptcy in La Granage with assets listed at 20 000 and liabilities at 20 000 A contributing factor to the failure is bad debts and ejectments.
Lincoln Neb March 20 Selector elect Dietrich said he would not resign as governor until the fall and likely not sooner barring an extraordinary event he did not expect. Friends say Molkiejoin was offered a leadership post with a land and manufacturing firm in Meat oo and Dietrich noted a future position related to some economic tasks.
Fragmented text shows unclear names and events. unable to determine a coherent news item or factual details from the provided OCR fragment.
Daily weather notes from Denton and surrounding counties in Texas describe recent storms, rainfall, and wind. Farmers report wet soils, delayed planting, and concerns over boll weevil outbreaks affecting cotton and corn, with some regions seeing improvement in conditions for wheat and oats.
Obituary notices from Ullebers Fort Worth Marfa and other Texas towns report deaths of John and Casey Pearcy Mrs Pearcy John Edwards and others. entries note ages, military service, family ties, and burial details. Several entries mention locations such as Marfa Alpine and Corrigan with references to churches and cemeteries.
Funeral services were held in Burnet county for Colonel Woods, a prominent rancher, and for W. O. Bowers. The ceremonies, noted for their solemn tone, followed illness and a long stake in the community, with burial at Millsonle. The deaths were connected to a prolonged illness and a recent collapse. A telegram confirmed the passing, and the family prepared for interment near their Texas homestead.
In a March report from New York a will filed by Brodie named Antonio as trustee and left all property to his three daughters in trust until they reach age, with the estate to be divided thereafter among the children. The estate covers properties in Harrison and Hollywood New Jersey and in this city.
In Nacogdoches County Texas on March 20 the court rendered a verdict in the Gamage case styled Cat the American Telephone and Te Vomping for the plaintiff amounting to $1. The district court finished business for the week and will docket the case for the next Wednesday.
A violent incident near Mount Calm results in two fatalities and several surrender. Kimmels were involved and defenders escorted to Waco for processing.
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