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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
2
A fragment discusses provoked visitors aiming to sway American public opinion through Boer propaganda rather than pressuring the U.S. government in Washington. It suggests organizers want broad influence via public channels and media.
A London Empire League banquet at the Hotel Cecil celebrated colonial troops in South Africa and Australian federation delegates. Duke of Devonshire presided with the Prince of Wales. Lord Salisbury and Lord Salisbury addressed imperial sentiment and governance. Chamberlain spoke on Australia’s federation prospects.
April 30 report from Pretoria states British subjects are ordered to depart within forty eight hours with limited exceptions. The sequel to a Johannesture explosion prompts the action. Commandant Sehot has been relieved and sent to commando duty. In London a rail completion vote passes.
A dispatch from Lourenço Marques notes General Louis Botha returns to Pretoria to resume supreme command as fighting eases north of the Sundays River and transport fare adjustments are discussed. In Lindon a report says sixty one miners were extricated from the Begble iron works gulag at do hantembursg.
Buffalo workers remain firm in a no concession stance as the New York Central dispute drags on. About 100 freight handlers in Buffalo tied up the freight house and two crews in the New York Lake Erie and Western yards walked out in protest over hours and conditions independent of the car repalcers strike.
Counsel for Medics Guten and Lambert, guardians of executive committees and the American Bleed and Wire company, sent a letter to WashingtonReligman claiming to share information tied to Bird Wire matters and related reports.
A vintage medicine advertisement touts Rouse the Liver Cure as a remedy for sick headaches biliousness sour stomach and constipation. It claims universal availability and per box dosing, urging readers to try the product.
A court case involves Mr Gates and Mr Lambert with claims of inducement and withdrawal threats. Attorney Lamb reports ongoing efforts as assertive parties from the steel and wire sector face possible charges against officials.
Cleveland Ohio April 30 Senator Hanna head of the Republican National Committee releases a statement predicting McKinley’s reelection. He cites strong party discipline and misgivings among Democrats, and names Kentucky as doubtful while Kansas South Dakota and Washington appear favorable to Republicans. He notes the Indiana and Ohio scenes boosting momentum and says the party is confident overall.
The Democratic State Executive Committee ordered a state primary for June 21 in Kansas City to select delegates for the convention and presidential electors. This marks the final time a primary will be held in Mississippi for this purpose. The committee also adopted a resolution endorsing Bryan and the Chicago platform.
Detroit daily quotes Governor Pin calling the people’s hope in this year’s election in the democratic party. He denies corrections by a local publisher and disputes the remarks about political power and party action.
The Illinois State Progressive party convention in Chicago endorsed W. J. Bryan for president and Dr. Floward Taylor for vice president. Delegates to the May 9 Sioux Falls National convention were instructed for Bryan and Taylor, with 37 delegates named to attend.
Washington notes report a bold plan to push Roosevelt as McKinley’s running mate in Philadelphia. Sources claim Albany-based officials and powerful New York firms oppose his bid and seek his removal via the vice presidential nomination.
In New Orleans on April 30 the fusion of conservatives backed McKinley and Republican principles and elected a delegation to Philadelphia. Herwig seceded from the fusion and plans another convention, aiming three Louisiana delegations for Meitiey.
The one year old child Rigga, son of Mr. Jonn BR. Riggs a Stroman on the Centrist railroad, died last night at Wa The funeral will ore tony at 4 am from the parents residence 18h0 Johnson street. Interment in German Cemetery.
Unclear fragmentary text references refunds for a facial treatment and mentions possible guarantees. Content is garbled and lacks coherent names or organizations. No verifiable event or participants are identifiable.
The Senate debated sympathy for the Boers and considered Pettigrew’s regulation. A bill on Greer County taxes and Texas expenditures, tied to the Cape Nome claims, was approved for study. Hanson and Carter clashed over the Alaska Nome amendment and law changes affecting mineral claims.
A senate vote blocked taking up Pettigraw's recitation, while officials discuss loth meridian cross and Greer county tax platun. House advances a bill banning interstate game transport violations. A Kentucky case moves before the Supreme Court as Perrin Riean amendment seeks public franchise clarity. Weather shows heavy rains in Texas valleys with river rises and flood risks near Dallas and Tellne.
The report covers Krugers power commission and remarks by Secretary May, a fatal explosion near Bloemfontein, Mississippi primaries set for June 31 to elect a Senator for Kanene City, and the Goebel murder trial where pardons for Caleb Powers and John David were presented. It notes Dewey’s reception and a Canada tribute invitation to Sir Charles Seymour, plus Michigan Democratic updates and boxing results.
Fragmented OCR notes describe road and bridge work around Houston and Columbus, a Brazos river concern near M Diamond, cotton prices slipping, sugar and wine mentions, and grain movements muttered as weak with minor price shifts. Entities include Houston, Columbus, Brazos, Sugar, Corn, New York.
A conference report on a bill authorizing the secretary of war to set rules for management of loose logs on certain U S rivers was agreed. After a brief executive session the Senate adjourned at 5 40 p m.
The House passes the Lacey bill enlarging agriculture department powers to prohibit interstate commerce in game killed in violation of local laws. It also authorizes restoration of game and controls introductions of foreign birds. Debate covers related resolutions and commissions on trade with China and Japan.
T19 notes Navarre county may back a U P candidate for Congress complicating state politics. Henry carries Linneton county by a $500 margin in a court case. Finley supported in Armstrong while Love wins Rockwall and Lamposas with a narrow lead.
Denton county farmer dies from glanders. John Kipper a negro soldier faces murder trial in El Paso. Mayor Cabell inaugurated in Dallas. A theft of $2000 in jewelry reported at Galveston. Attorney Thoman makes a new point in Gibson land certificate suit. Numerous Texas corporate charters set for filing today. The Humphries lynching case to be heard by the Court of Criminal Appeals May 9.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists a small fire in the Baz building causing damage and stray phrases about paving, organizational movements, new members for Hounioy Light Artillery, Texas ficaentium discussion, marriages, church confirmations, a Texas delegation itinerary, a May Day festival for Baviand orphans, a quarantine convention, and Congrantor Shea's work on a newer nyaten.
In the House debate Vandiver Ridgley and Williams opposed a Hepburn amendment to limit the work to two years. Uniferwood moved reducing commissioners from five to three. A motion to strike the enacting clause failed as the house adjourned at 6 05 p m with quorum not met.
Washington April 20 senate confirms nominations including W W Howe to be attorney for the eastern district of Toulsiana Hollander of Maryland as treasurer of Puerto Rico P A Huggard as postmaster at Colorado Texas and H E Clark as portmaster at Victoria Texas
Washington reports the state department states Nicaragua government not responsible for illustrators using the Nicaragua flag in operations against Colombia.
Captain Chadwick delivered a written reply to Secretary Long at the navy department regarding published remarks deriding Admiral Schley. Long said the subject is under consideration and no further comments would be issued. Chadwick declined to discuss the interview publicly.
The Richmond county fair and Malfeet open tomorrow with extensive preparations and a large anticipated crowd. Many country residents arrived today as the town readies for the largest gathering in Richmond history, with a parade slated around noon.
A garbled report notes Abilene Texas figures including J T O'Connor and A Thompson seeking to lay off land for a so called epileptic colony. They tout a fifty cent refund policy if cure fails and praise the project progress despite unclear details.
A garbled notice claims a druggist will refund money if Paro Ointment fails to cure, but the wording is unclear and appears to be an advertisement or accidental printing.
Admiral Dewey and wife attended a lavish Chicago ball with Mayor Harrison present and guests greeting the admiral. The event featured extended dancing, a luncheon, and a parade of dignitaries, followed by the admiral's departure to a hotel. Canadian delegation invited him to a July reception with notable officials including Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Charles Tunner. Dewey thanked them, praising the English and Canadian friendship.
An old newspaper ad promises a refund if a remedy labeled Paro Olotment fails to cure, targeting readers with claims of enduring issues and urging purchase from pharmacists. The wording reflects typical early 20th century medicinal marketing.
In Wise County Texas on April 20 the Populiats in convention adopted resolutions opposing fusion and instructing delegates to the Fort meeting to vote accordingly.
A severe storm near Greville Alabama caused extensive damage including fallen hall or halllike structures and widespread destruction. The report notes corn and cotton crops affected and a large area flooded with damaged outbuildings and vegetation. Further details unavailable due to damaged text.
Druggists authorized to manufacture PAZOON fund promises cure for piles in 10 to 14 days. Instant itching relief claimed. Price 60 cents. If unavailable, send 50 cents for postage to Parts Me &t. Louis, Missouri.
Court at Wharton Texas opened with Judge Thompson presiding as the May criminal docket nears. The Morris case moved from last term and a jury was seated for the session set to begin May 7.
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