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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1900

Page

4

Houston Daily Post Publication Details and Rates

The Houston Daily Post lists multiple edition titles and office addresses. It provides subscription rates by mail or in advance, with prices for six months and one year, and notes regional offices and traveling agents.

Houston Texas Woond Clasa Mattor Eastern Buanee Kew York S. Beckwith Chiccago Tis dC Beckwith Special Agency CSE Holland Holland B. Toreop J. K Grist

City Post Billing Rules and Delivery Notice

City carriers deliver The Post across the city with monthly and annual rates. Heilig oversees city cash collection. Theodore K and Lott and Pow handle city bills and substitutions require written authorization. Payments by check to The Houston Printing Company. late or missing deliveries require prompt office ratification. orders by staff not recognized. Houston Friday May 25 1900.

I Dore Heilig Messrs Theodore K Lott Pow! Hobby Poudney Howston Printing Company Houston

American sympathy for Boer republics amid British war

The Roer republics face a cool Washington reception yet garner American sympathy. The piece argues the Boer cause echoes the colonial fight for independence and condemns Britain’s expansion, noting strong domestic opposition to war and support for self rule. It emphasizes shared ideals of liberty and resistance against conquest.

Washington Real Britain London Great Britain Owen Amerleing Hag

The Last Prof Destroyed At The Hague Conference

The piece reflects on the peace conference at The Hague with diplomats from Germany Britain Russia France and Japan. It notes cautious hopes for disarmament while acknowledging imperial ambitions and the faint prospects of lasting agreement amid wartime aims.

Tague Canferooo Ccar Germany Delogae Kaiser Hasibwen Britain Delogerew Hague Alicia Wrance Alwace Loraine Russia Wea Constantinople Pio Japan

Peace Commission Plans and Power Plays in the Anglo Boer War

The text describes a peace commission empowered by twenty five powers to press for action and interpellation to halt the Anglo Boer War. It notes powers ignore the commission and fear intervention with Britain, doubting any shift in stance. It concludes that hopes for a unified world compact fail as colonial interests persist.

Great Britain Peace Commission Callibie Patlons Hkerntes Aldo Heroaltes

An Interesting Wager In Wall Street Circles

A New York City correspondent to St Louis tells of Jim Keena the Magician of Wall Street wagering on McKinley Bryan odds in Canton. Keena bets ten thousand to one hundred thousand, arguing on the presidential campaign, with further notes on political and military topics of the era and remarks on Texas and the Philippines.

St. Touls New York City Jim Keena Wall Street Canton Bryan Keene Bool Lindel Hovey Mitnina Uberty Rene Dickward Yorktown Honisire Keene Wall Kirpet Fortuna Piivaka Tito Dickitis Almoat Gald Almont Wadile Novo

Fragmentary editorial on public patience and war distractions

The piece laments public indifference and urges health departments to work hard. It reflects on anger toward the administration and mentions Cuba, the Philippines, Turkey, and European conflicts as distractions from local conditions. The tone is critical and wary of authorities.

Political Reform Debate in Texas Primaries and Homestead Law

A lengthy editorial discussion criticizes Texas political practice and the homestead law. It argues for reform without revolution, cautions against demagoguery, and calls for fair primary processes and clearer lawmaking to prevent fraud and improper influence. It notes the Bailey anti expansion stance and explores state tax, land, and river projects.

May bagging prices likely rise for season says The Pont editor

The Pont editor from Henderson Texas notes May and June contracts determine bagging needs for the coming season. Prices are about 40 percent higher than last year, with merchants and manufacturers pricing pressure if contracts delay. A public notice could prompt merchants to lock in orders, possibly lowering consumer costs.

Hagelug Wes Todthe Pont Henderson Texan BB. Alford

Texas anti trust law and insurance issues in Texas

Long column discusses the Texas anti trust law led by Henera Smith and its impact on monopolies and insurance companies. It notes actions against gas and electric utilities, questions about mutual fire and life policies, tax reporting by insurers, and comments on New York capital seeking Texas business.

Atatin Texas Henera Smith United States San Antonio Joe New York City Smith Oronopoly Hineelf Texse Rusta Gerbain Nsurance Itl Fire Iife Tnpuinde Nia KR. H. Baker New York Uma

A Letter From Paris Reflects Daily Life Not Romance

A traveler describes Paris beyond monuments, cherishing daily scenes. He notes children at the gallery, omnibuses, and servants in Henriette’s care, observing a practical French charm in everyday interactions and small domestic details.

Paris Notre Dame Louvre Luxembourgs Gardens Champs -Elysees Napoleon Champs Elysees Bois de Boulogne Eifel Tower Pasia Ely Omniibia Wipsige Hubli Lisa Henriette Riette Jere Mmatinagl Tere Sinauaty

Vast Mecca hotel project and global oddities headline mixed item

A sprawling Mecca hotel with 5060 capacity is described, alongside assorted notes on lumber shortages in Georgia, legal claims in Pennsylvania, social remarks on women and homes, Samoa serpents, a towering cornstalk in Kansas, a Cuban fair daring, shifts in Japanese demographics, table manners of Queen Victoria, Confederate veteran John M. Allen, a Latin dictionary habit, and an oral teaching plan in Copenhagen.

Mecca Georgia Coranton Otto Teane Sidebottom John Shafer Korm Ate Samoa Owennsboro New York Queen Victoria George TH John M. Allen Ifo Cumberland University Copenhagen

Notable Figures and Oddities Highlight Late 19th Century News

The item lists Colonel Dalgetty born 1563 with service in South Africa, Yale President Hailey praising Herbert Spencer, Lieutenant Governor Woodruff courting older voters, sculptor MacMonnies at the World’s Fair, the Prince of Wales collecting Victorian era authors’ pens, and Herman C. Nernias admired for dress as third secretary in Washington.

Dalgetty Wepenet Hod South Africa Hailey Yale Herbert Spencer Woodruff New York Sore Hyookiya MacMonnies Prince of Wales Hielf Tennyson Browning Swipburon Hardy Robert Louis Stevengan Herman C. Nernias London Washington Yeajo

Noers and the Boston Herald Commentary

A fragmented editorial critique discusses local officials in New York and public opinion in the Philippines, contrasting criticism of others with fault in one’s own actions and questioning the credibility of a three-member deputation of readers.

Noers Boston Herald Boar Commissioners New York The Hipinon

Develop Your Plate With Pyrogallic Acid Developer

The article explains how to prepare a pyrogallic acid developer from stock solutions, mixing three bottles with water and specific salts to create solutions for photographic plate development. It covers hydrometers for accurate strength, steps for mixing, and how to combine solutions for exposure, development times, fixing, and rinsing to produce a negative.

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Filipinos and Boers Compare Struggles for Independence

The article argues the United States should not favor Filipino independence to pressure Washington. It notes Filipinos, though poorly armed and led, show extraordinary bravery and suffer far higher casualties than the Boers, who have better arms and trenches. Both seek political independence from England's opponents.

United States Washington Belog Billy

Youngest Confederate Guard Claim Sparks Letter to Editor

A Port Lavaca reader challenges The Post as to who is the youngest Confederate guard, citing C. P. Robertson of Chattanooga who enlisted at 18 years 7 months, L. H. Parish of Calvert who enlisted in Galveston on September 27 156, and Dr. C D W McNeill of Port Lavaca born May 6 1841, with details of service and ages.

Port Lavaca Texas C. P. Robertson Chattanooga L. H. Parish Calvert Galveston Second Texas Infantry C. D. W. McNeill Tennessee Army McNeill Griffin Esi Georgia

Course Schedule Fragments Reflect Varied Learning Topics

The text lists weekly instructional topics with days and subjects such as American Pol, Tucemiaye, Scientific Di, Twenty Lessons to Conversation, Studies for Girls, Amateure, Golea Literature. Reading appears fragmented and inconsistent across days.

Pfridaya Bmdor Amateure Golea

Soldier honored for service in Confederate forces memory

A fragmented obituary recalls a Confederate officer serving at West Point in 1885 and later actions near Atlanta and Kentucky. It notes captivity as a prisoner of war, leading sharpshooters, and claims the honor belongs to soldiers who volunteered and fought bravely.

Ue C. Tyler Phrale Ers Weat Point Saree States Kentucky Cavalry Atlanta

Dangerous river conditions near Concho raise rescue efforts

May rain near San Angelo Texas created dangerous currents on the Concho River attracting a large rescue push. Mules drowned belonging to M B Pullias stockman. an elderly couple avoided drowning after a wagon drifted and was carried by the river. John D Williams, a respected citizen, led a funeral for a local figure. A citizens' committee formed to organize a roping contest and race while cattle herds in the area were thinning.

Concho Daungreens San Angelo Texas Fe Concho M. B. Pullias Air Garvin Hidorade Carrie Horace John D. Williams Williams Camp County Camp County, He Leaved 4 Large A Citizens’ Meeting

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