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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1901

Page

5

President McKinley visits Texas during ceremonial tour

The text recounts President McKinley's Texas visit with Governor Sayers and officials. It notes receptions by Houston ladies, honors for Mrs. Anson Jones, and tributes to Texas history and industry. Highlighted are speeches by cabinet members, a grand reception at the Rice Hotel, and a state-flag farewell amid marches and cheers.

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Alderman Sompon Addresses Deplorable School Condition

Alderman Sompon declares the schools of Menaian fre Li te in a deplorable state never seen before. Names Nohely Das denheddt and Andrew Pow appear in the motion with votes by N L Mills I Mosbilart and Wm Ware.

Sompon Menaian Nohely Das Denheddt Andrew Pow N. LL. Mills I. Mosbilart WM. Ware

Guarding the President Perilous New Orleans Patrol

Secret Service detail guards the president amid constant threats. Four agents from Washington accompany the party on a vigilant round near executive quarters in New Orleans. The guard emphasizes maintaining constant protection and readiness against dangerous crowds.

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President's Prairie View Visit Draws Large Crowd

A presidential trip to Prairie View drew about 2000 attendees, largely Black, with a large pavilion set beside the railroad and a 100-voice choir delivering the national anthem. The crowd gathered from surrounding areas as the president and party arrived by train delayed by thirty five minutes.

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Immense Crowd Greets Presidential Party at Reentaw

An immense crowd greets President McKister on a May 3 tour stop in Reentaw Texas. Citizens line the rails, waving from rope barriers as the presidential train arrives, with the One Star Band playing and a large reception committee welcoming the leader amid fireworks and salutes.

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