Houston Daily Post edition snapshot
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1900
Page
2
Readable portion notes weekly and Sunday Post publication details for Houston Texas. Advertising rates and office addresses listed for Franklin Avenue locations and national agents in New York Chicago and Houston.
A historical critique argues that high tariffs fail to protect American labor and industry. It cites wage disparities, overseas competition, and rising prices as proof that tariff policy benefits monopolies and harms workers. The piece urges unity between workers and consumers against tariff oppression.
Three Transvaal representatives travel to the United States seeking intervention for the Boer cause. The piece argues the Republican administration rejects mediation, condemning imperial policy and suggesting the people have little hope of support from official Washington.
Obituary tribute in Houston era recalls David B Culberson as a noble Texan statesman who served in the Confederate ranks rising to colonel and later guided reconstruction toward peace and law. It notes his death at 69 and lauds his patriotism and oratorial influence on state and nation.
Wharton residents see a cleanup of derelict blocks amid public talk of town renewal while political tensions rise over strikes and party loyalties. The era sees debates on reform, labor votes, and national affairs impacting local readers.
Local editorials discuss cotton mills oreiro tanneries and creameries as engines to circulate money. They urge Texas towns to pursue big mills and related plants to boost employment and the tax base, criticizing Congress for pension policies and political cowardice.
A collection of brief items mentions a Philadelphia restaurant sign, Egypt’s plague history, durable rubber floors in Germany, Moscow and St. Petersburg races with rubles, dentists using mulls, Klondike census data, a proposed $7 million project in the Rio Grande valley, U S military forces in the Philippines, Windsor chapel lighting by electricity, 1999 foreign trade figures, a proposed tele graphic crack linking Asia and Siberia, and other assorted notes.
A jumble of names and anecdotes covers charity giving, veterans with artificial limbs, a widow bound for the Philippines, and a pope’s reputed remark. Also cited are a Manila troop tally, then a harsh India famine critique blaming Britain and a call to support Boer freedom, ending with a cryptic McCormick signature.
May 7 heavy rain again halts field work in Milano Texas. farmers cannot tend crops as corn and cotton suffer and some cotton may be abandoned due to inability to keep up with planting and cultivation.
The piece accuses the McKinley administration of evading Puerto Rico issues while pushing the Hay Pauncefote treaty. It warns of trust influence in politics and urges voters to judge the canal bill and administration at the next elections. It predicts a GOP struggle over the Nicaragua canal and ship subsidy plans.
In a stirring appeal, local advocates urge Houston to attract a flour mill and a follow-on mill, both modern and cash-funded, by tide water east of the city. They claim Texas and Oklahoma raw materials, rail links, and ship channels create ideal conditions, urging businessmen and banks to finance manufacturing to empower Houston’s economy.
A long, garbled excerpt from The Post’s Home Study Circle by Prof. Denno Kitechbaum offers French vocabulary, gender rules, phrases, and practice sentences. It covers masculine and feminine nouns, common phrases, numbers, colors, and sample dialogues to guide learners studying for the Paris Exposition.
The article details a two mile parade with thousands of attendees, a reception at the Peabody hotel, a visit by Admiral peers and Dewey with Crawford, and evening programs at the Grand Opera House. It lists a May schedule of literary sessions and speeches, with local officials and guests noted.
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