Houston Daily Post May 6 1900 editions mixed listings
The Houston Daily Post issue dated May 6 1900 shows publication details and pricing for daily and Sunday Post, semi weekly Post, and Sunday Post. it lists offices in Houston and Chicago agencies, traveling editors and agents. The text reflects publishing house information rather than a clear news item.
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Chicago
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J. K. Grist
Public Outcry Over Chadwick Schley Controversy Punishment
The public reddens at Captain Chadwick’s revived attack on Admiral Schley and the Navy’s lenient punishment. Critics say the secretary of the navy overreached with a reprimand, ignoring repeated violations and demanding stronger action.
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Sampson-Schley
Captain Chadwick
Schley
Sree
Aintinge Lave
Chadwick
Secretary of Navy
Chadwick That His Recent Authreat Again At Admiral Sehiey Wan Wo
Admiral Sehiey
Navy
Sanitary department report lists waste figures and weather
Garbage removed 8 007 units dead animals 16 cremated 1 556 annual cromajted 1 015 plates cleaned barrels night removed 64 places condemned 4 400 meteorological report shows temperatures and rainfall for April with daily totals including 3.40 inches on the 27th and 0.32 inches on the 30th.
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Fred Erichson
Yaris
Peter Chalmere
Thin
Chicago papers clash over Admiral Dewey welcome
A row of Chicago newspapers debates whether the recent Dewey parade was a frost or warm welcome. Reports from Democratic and Republican papers clash on enthusiasm with mixed quotes and frayed tone, while noting a generally tepid public response to the admiral and his visit.
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Chicago
Admiral Dewey
Chicago Chronicle
Aly
City Notes and Meetings Illuminate Local Activity
City residents hear updates as Poste T. P. A. meets at the Hutohina Home and the electric light committee convenes at the city council chamber. An undelivered telegram awaits C. M. Arnold. Church events urge community involvement, while officials push factory growth using home capital and local resources.
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Poste
Hutohina
Electric Light Committee
City Council
Telegraph Company
C. M. Arnold
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Sayers
The Nation’s Loom to Prosperity Through Local Capital
The article argues that state protection of money, brain power, and energy invested in domestic enterprise will unlock local opportunity. It claims confidence in using community capital to grow cotton manufacturing and spread to other raw materials, signaling an era of manufacturing greatness and enduring prosperity for the state.
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Poole
South
Leason of Econony
Richard Spillane
Burglars Break Into Grant Residence on Congress Avenue
Thieves entered the M. A. Grants home at A118 Congress Avenue on Friday night. They stole money from the cash register and pocketed cigars and candy. They ate ice cream, damaged a phonograph, and forced the front door while a rear window was smashed for quick exit.
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M. A. Grant
Congress Avenue
Delirium tremens and coffee myths in old letters
A fragment discusses delirium tremens versus coffee and whisky, noting coffee is as provocative as liquor for brave individuals. It quotes Mrs Amy Glass of Rolfe and mentions coffee as a test of constitution, then veers to comments on Boston papers, Congress, Puerto Rico, and political discourse.
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Presidential Politics and Public Opinion Across the Atlantic
The text critiques campaign funding and party shifts amid a delayed election cycle. It notes British public sentiment on imperialism, calls into question McKinley’s potential third term, and warns that if a presidency can be bought twice it could be bought indefinitely. It mentions Philadelphia complaints about climate and bloom timing.
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McKinley
Texas and national politics color exchange opinions
Readers see a seven column weekly shift praising progress and denouncing a bloated war department while debating Bryan versus the Republicans. Columns from Calvert Courier and Denison Herald echo Texas views on democracy, taxation, and New York market impact, naming Bailey and McKinleyism as key threads.
May 1900 Astrological Outlook by Zadkid London
May 1900 brings Mercury conjunct Mara in Aries affecting land and sea, with rising disputes and violent crime potential. Trade and public revenue expected to improve, while Jupiter near Uranus in Sagittarius fuels ecclesiastical disputes and lawyerly excitement.
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Uranus
Dawn of South Prosperity Boosts Cotton Economy
St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes rising Southern industrial activity and a looming wave of prosperity driven by cotton prices and a growing manufacturing base. Texas contracts for next crop signal strong regional demand, with potential per capita gains and broad impacts on industry and wages across the South.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Texas
South
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Southland
Uae
United States
Bishop Mallaties Calls for 106 Years of McKinleyiam
The fragmentary Indiana paper text hints at a political screed praising or promoting a long term McKinley era policy labeled McKinleyiam. It references Bishop Mallaties and a favorable populace stance, with the Republican party drifting toward that direction.
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Indianapolis
Mallaties
McKinleyiam
Republican Party
Conflicting 191 last days echoes in old city notices
A collage of editorial snippets hints at partisan maneuvering and social comment from papers in 1900s America. Mentions Indiana Republicans, Tammany influence, and New York politics alongside reflections on culture, education, and reform.
Senator Hanna Recovers to Return to Capitol
Chicago Record reports Senator Hanna has recovered enough to travel to the capitol. If he had stayed confined, he might have forced the capitol to come to him.
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Hanna
Capitol
McKinley Faces Lack of Rally From New York Republicans
In New York there is notable dissatisfaction with President McKinley among Republicans though no clear rallying point for opposition has emerged, leaving the party without a strong focal point to unite against him.
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New York
Mr. McKinley
Scarcely Fair and Local War Reputations
A New York Journal commentary notes Lord Roberts calling Afchan the graveyard of military reputations and questions the fairness of wholesale military undercurrents in the broader campaign.
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New York Journal
Lord Roberts
Afchan
Delegates split over Bailey in Texas at Dallas convention
Dallas delegates discuss Bailey opposition and the Galveston platform amid a Texas Democratic split. The draft platform and Bailey stance generate debate as supporters and critics, including Farmer Shaw and Judge Burke, jockey for influence ahead of Kansas City talks.
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Texas
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Uniform Cotton Bale Size Rule Debated by Exchanges
A Savannah Cotton Exchange favoring a standard bale size for shipments and pricing discusses a rule mandating 24 by 54 inch bales. The move aims to align sales with standardized dimensions, with buyers receiving an appraisal adjustment for nonstandard bales. The report notes broader exchange activity and political controversy surrounding the issue.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Savannah
Dew St. Louis Republic Clenches Tariff Bill Fallout
Fragmented report notes political fallout after the tariff bill passage affecting figures such as Mr. Hanna and mentions Quaker bank concerns and money access. It references Topeka Journal and Philadelphia coverage with scattered phrases about political figures and financial matters.
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