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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
4
Publication notice for the Houston Daily Post including office addresses, publication schedule, rates for daily and Sunday editions, and travel and advertising contacts.}
Roosevelt resists a vice presidential bid as Platt Hanna and others maneuver in New York and national politics. The piece notes Roosevelt’s influence since Cuba, Platt’s shift to adviser, Hanna’s fears of a Roosevelt challenge, and McKinley’s standing. It suggests a possible Republican revolt could push Roosevelt toward a presidential challenge if McKinley falters.
The Waco Tribune urges a constitutional convention in Texas arguing broad public sentiment supports major reforms. It notes twenty five years since the current charter and proposes changes to voting, taxation, homestead exemptions, and terms for state officers and judges.
The piece argues for a wholly new Texas constitution adaptable to modern life, warning that piecemeal amendments fail. It notes distrust of trusts, praises Democratic leadership, and discusses coast sanitation, quarantine, and broader national politics shaping Texas prospects.
Readers wrestle with the administration’s wartime narrative and alleged motives behind mobilization. The letter warns against political manipulation by private interests and questions Britain’s broader strategy while critiquing government accountability and calls for cautious policy in the canal issue.
The text surveys national figures and local Texas aims with noted talk of a presidential nomination, Dewey praise, and Houston seaports. It references Manila Day celebrations and warns about imperialism, while discussing Greenville cotton mills, industrial awakening, and the election’s test of democracy in November.
NOCONA stock to sell all year WEAFTON G N Harrison sold to A H Vieree 20 head of 2 year olds at 18 dollars FOR? WORTH crowds at every event DENTON Mrs Zumwalt died Monday aged 72 LAMPASAS about 3000 steers shipped from here this week WHARTON business men close at Topim dorm the number WARRKENTON a meat trapping to be held Here May a large audience at Ox POC GANADO preaching seto very strong SANSOM Rev Part Wanniu from AWHOMN held meetings DECATUR Ex Gov lowe spoke two hours HALLETSVILLE ten convictions at Wick mour¢ Lerma racging from two to four years PORNEY Forney Mercantile company says Wan broken in Satirday night about 00 worth of fawntry and Watches stolen BEEVILLES party of fifteen or twenty Choetiw from Indian Territory been covamimed here FORT WORTH local tankers prep for a grand reception for State Wanker transportation Wilchmerett May 9 Mayor Power will preside Speakers include J W Blake Hhorman flow. i Dae af Pesos Olly Sidney Samuel ex Mayor Paddock
Phil J. Dirks of Galveston files for bankruptcy in U S court. Petition cites liabilities of 7735.11 dollars and assets of about 4800. He lists only household furniture and wearing apparel for himself and family as exempt, valued roughly at 500 dollars.
The Crescent Jewelry company under manager John Wyehe filed a general assignment in Palestine Texas on April 3. Liabilities were listed at about 500 and assets estimated at a figure not shown. details incomplete.
The document notes Corpus Chilis and Layton divesting their stakes to GoW Sheeran, formerly of Fort Worth, Texas, a private individual.
Special to The Post reports Texans staying in New York hotels with entries for Dallas, Paris, San Antonio, Galveston, Houston and others. Guests include A B Wecker, J D Hudson, T Taylor, Mrs T J Sean, G B and W Smith, H Carell, W A Grant, J Jackson, R Wort, and Mrs H Evora among multiple listings at Herald Square Broad Way Central Continental Grand Union Murray Hall and other hotels.
In a Hercules Athletic Club bout on April 90 Bob Fitzimmons, weighing about 260 pounds, defeats Ed Dunkhorst a larger opponent. The bout lasts two rounds with Dunkhorst falling after multiple lefts to the jaw and body. time of the round 8 minutes 26 seconds.
Stable reports show Pixant running a mile in muddy conditions and finishing ahead of Gibeon. Kentucky Farmer completed a mile in 1.47 and Carter's Gueeson tackled a mile and an eighth in 1 768, with cautious notes on times and track effects.
In DASHBALL Brooklyn on April 30 Dino led a free hitting effort but sharp fielding kept the Boston nine to two runs. Willis, Clark, Dunne and McGuire performed for Chicago as Lotis and others battled in a low scoring frame. In Philadelphia an extended ten inning game between New York and Philadelphia featured many errors and hits with final scores tied before a late decision.
At Aqueduct New York a dramatic day featured a dead heat for the mile and seventy yards between The Gardner and Banger followed by a run off won by The Gardner. The program listed multiple eight to tail races with names such as Sparrow Wing Insurrection Thro ith and others along with betting prices and placements.
George Biter resigns from Tattersall Athletic Club as official referee to end controversy. Malachy Hogin steps in as replacement officiating with Jimmy Bardell Tim Hurst to assist. Hougenson notes several referees would not officiate under Siler and mentions Sharkey, O'Trie, Walcots, Wey, Vixen and Carver as others who could have worked under him.
Rumors of a Corbett vs Jeffries bout date stirred speculation as April 4 and May 1 were floated. A New York inquiry cited May 11 as possible with Jeffries returning to halt before that date. No official change announced by Associated Press or clubs.
Report from Galveston Texas notes an upbeat outlook for professional play this summer with both professional and amateur contestants. An interclub meeting is planned and a game between Galveston and Houston players may be held at Booch Park next Monday.
In Nashville on April track at Cumberland Port showed prime condition with solid attendance. Races covered six to seven furlongs and the Mile event, listing horses such as Clilpaette Lunar Grey Forge and Pride Ledford with times around 4 98 and 1 41. Windward Mound and other entries were reported in the day’s meeting results.
Gardner knocks out Haley in the early round of the bout. Walby shows pluck but falls as Gardner lands eleven straight knockdowns across five rounds.
Jock Oren and George McFadden winlety roughy four) twenty seven draw at the New Network Writ before the Broadway Athletic Club to riphe.
Long list of race entries across multiple furlongs with numerous horse, jockey, and odd company names. weather clear track condition noted.
A boxing match in Galveston Texas tonight resulted in a victory for Fred Heidemann over Crooky Wetlake. The bout was described as a spirited display with Heidemann securing the win on points.
In Luling Texas on April 9 the San Marcos River rose to eight feet above the low water mark. The mills along the river forced the town’s water works pump to stop supplying the city. Water remained muddy and is expected to rise further due to rains upriver.
San Francisco April 4 report lists Futurity course results with horses Chapple Barco Jim Browse and Hattie Jaylen Brown among entries. Times noted include 1:17 for a mile plus other fractions and stakes figures like 111K.
Lieutenant Gibson and Lieutenant Osbearn worked a mile and a half in Louisville Kentucky as Derby week training. The Derby favorite Osbearn paced the workouts with cautious timing and preparations noted by track observers amid scattered reports of subsequent sessions and track conditions.
A heavy rainfall across Hallinger and surrounding areas damaged fruit trees and orchards. Judge Willingham and O Harris own large pen and cherry groves with hundreds of thousands of trees reported destroyed. Hugh Jackson on nearby property confirms extensive fruit loss.
A report from Granbury Texas notes the Brazos River rose sharply overnight and reached a higher crest by morning. Early readings show the river nearing the previous peak, with drifting debris and muddy water levels higher than typical for the season.
A boiler blast at 4:45 a.m. at Bray and Co saw mill killed Luther Clair Chambers Jack Cassen Will Houston and one more man and injured J Raine and Weasley McPhal. Several nearby buildings were wrecked and Bray & Co mill damaged in the blast. One day of one of the boilers.
An early 20th century article outlines two wireless telegraphy methods. It discusses earth current transmission and ether waves, noting practical experiments, submarine and Atlantic links, and the nature of waves and their reception by detectors and resonators.
A blast occurred at the mill just after the whistle for workers to enter. The cause is unknown and about 15000 dollars in losses were reported with no insurance coverage.
An Abilene Texas house, the residence of Dr W W Wartoking, was destroyed by a fire Friday night. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze and confirmed the structure was a total loss.
A severe thunderstorm struck Schulenburg Texas at 1 am causing a gin owned by Luecke and Windell to burn completely. Loss estimated at six thousand dollars with two thousand insured. No further details available on injuries or arson.
The conferences on the joint resolution amending the Puerto Rico act reached a final agreement. Section 2 requires presidential approval for railroad and utility franchises. Section 3 limits corporate powers, prohibits stock dividends, and promotes public regulation of charges with public purchase options. agriculture stakes are capped at 50 acres per company. real estate holdings are tightly restricted except as needed.
The report indicates adherence to the provisioom section, shaping the draft as adopted. The measure advances with the proviso guiding provisions and the bill now moves to the next stage.
In Brooklyn William Fr. Miller of the Franklin Syndicate was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced after the jury returned a guilty verdict. The case centers on alleged embezzlement and misappropriation of funds linked to the syndicate.
Reports from Washington and Port Said note a bubonic plague fatality and official confirmation. A Portuguese envoy to attend ceremonies related to Brault's discovery arrives at Cums. In Portsmouth a parliamentary run is mentioned in a cryptic line. Ottawa records total American suffering from a famine with inches and grants noted as work begins.
A rumor claims Joseph Nalle obtained a temporary injunction to halt proceedings with the water works plant. District Judge Morris presided over the two-judge panel as clerk Hart offered little comment when questioned about the rumor.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate April results in Palo Corton Texas tied to county elections and a congressional race. No clear winner or official figures are readable. context mentions judge and county involvement with the vote outcome.
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