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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
3
A sweeping investigation reveals extensive fraud connected to post office operations. Suspensions and arrests ripple through Havang and beyond as inspectors probe misuse of funds. Allegations target officials and contractors, with reshuffles and guarded statements from authorities.
A May 14 report from Tork says a company plan to place a Danish West Indies island under a chartered arrangement was altered. The article notes a contract under a tug and shows the company can profit for the Crown, with about forty men publicly linked to the agreements.
A special dispatch from Washington notes President with sees appointed a brigadier general to the Army as part of political maneuvering. General Joseph Wheeler is mentioned in connection with the retirement and potential reelection moves in Alabama.
The record notes discussion in Congress about leaving the field open for a nomination and election to fill a four-year Senate seat for a short term, not in the next Congress, but for the present term. The language reflects procedural talk on timing and eligibility.
The Methodists' general conference committee of temperance chaired by Samuel Nickin of Michigan adopts resolutions that criticize President McKinley over Attorney General Griggs ruling the anti canteen law ineffective. The report condemns the president's stance and urges action to suppress canteens to protect soldiers.
Short dispatches report heat related disruptions on street railways in Kansas City and Chicago as stations cope with high temperatures. Other items note political shifts in Meridian district and Washington headlines about party fund raising and exiled royalty status, plus a Kentucky case of domestic violence and a Mechani cal Society advance.
In Anderson Texas Mr Jos White, 69, visited town on Saturday. He lives seven miles west of Anderson on his place where his father settled and died, leaving a division of property to him. Minted Langes and her sister spent two weeks in Waco with their brother and returned home with their mother.
The Southwestern Oil Company vows full support to Texas communities after a U S Supreme Court ruling bars Waters-Pierce from operating in Texas. President Jon H. Kirby says Southwestern will supply illuminating oil and lubricants, invest in depots, and may refine in Texas to meet demand while Waters-Pierce exits.
Trade note reports ongoing price cuts in sugar and coffee markets amid war time shifts. Arbuckle and Woolton interests drive secret reductions with expectations of further declines, while hard sugar prices rise modestly and butter and fruit prices show mixed movements amid limited demand and ample supply.
Police officers Smith and Gunning were arrested and held for federal grand jury scrutiny in Dallas with officials claiming lawful action. A messenger Allen is charged with reckless driving. authorities say the delay in mall operations followed the arrest. The case prompts a federal inquiry and potential legal battles as evidence is collected.
Southern Methodist churches outline visitation dates across districts and states. Notable bishops include A Wy Wilaca Japan mission and J C Granbury Western conference with meetings in Missouri Kentucky and California amid fires and housing losses in Michigan.
In Brenham the budget and attendance covered county matters including road and bridge funds totaling 9466.03 dollars with specific amounts for common fund jury fund road and bridge accounts. Treasurer C A Herbig’s report, verified by Giddings & Giddings, was approved amid remarks on accuracy. Governor Bob Taylor toured the area delivering talks and planning future appearances with various dignitaries. A Knights of Pythias and Rebekah group meeting discussed Decoration Day arrangements, appointing speakers and ceremony roles for June 10. The Signal Corress will meet Tuesday night to finalize preparations for the parade.
The War Department in Washington and Havana publish Cuban tariff revisions effective after June to reduce revenue deficit and stimulate commerce with the United States. Major cuts include salt cod and wheat flour, while duties on cattle and hides rise. machinery rates stay high, with a twelve month import window for railroad materials under favorable terms.
A May 9 birthday dinner at Dr and Mrs A Malsch honors their son Zyro Malsch on the fourth birthday. The event drew a crowd of young children and parents, with many babies and older bachelors in attendance at the home setting.
The excerpt notes young Tafayette Ward Jr age 2 winning first prize and Zygo receiving many gifts at a county event. It describes a civic gathering of notable residents and hints at a historical impact for the county state and nation.
A London dated dispatch alleges Richard Croker faces ostracism in England for alleged hostility to Tam many over war policies. The piece claims Croker’s American ties and a supposed English domicile raise questions about his loyalties and influence on English affairs.
Victoria Texas May 14 The boy Jorsie Dean who had appendicitis surgery recently remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery General Superintendent De To Forte and General Freight Agent W oJ Craig left today for a tour of the lines in the east The Western Union Telegraph officials Mr Felton and others were in town and local arrangements continued Reverend and Mrs Burroughs and Mrs Teed plan a trip to San Antonio for the Protestant Episcopal Church convocation.
Wharton Texas May event features a school under Minn Waynie from Chapel and a Wharton Quartet club with sixteen voices. Attendees will enjoy a concert by Mr and Mrs John Provillier in Engle Lake season, promising a charming musical memory.
An unclear item notes travel to New York from Munele Indiana in May. The fragment mentions May Nooley and a preliminary hearing or trial context, with references to an event in New York and a person named Thormay.
A chaotic racing card from Morr VorW features a notable win by Hels Keigele in race four and a list of horses including Paley McMeolin Thathe of texingtem Thier 11h and Four. The event unfolds with race details and names like Kentucky and Kate Dene Hete appearing in the chatter of the day.
The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women's ailments. It claims unparalleled personal testimonies and free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts, asserting many have found health restored and confidence kept.
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