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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1900
Page
1
Marcus Daly Dead After Long Illness in New York Hotel
Marcus Daly of Montana died at the Hotel Netherlands after a long illness from Brights disease and heart weakness. The wealthy mine owner and Democrat battled W A Clark for Montana political influence, with Daly supporting Helena as capital and controlling major copper properties including the Anaconda Copper Company. He was conscious near the end, with family at his side, and his funeral planned from St Patrick's Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herriet
M. J. Lavelle
William Soalion
Montana
Mr.aly
Daly
Fitch Avenue
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Marcue Daly
Ireland
Wise
Alice
Agnaconda Gepper
Arnuil Initiated Copper Company
Mr. Daly
W. A. Clark
Clark
Concona
Abaconda
Sartor
United States Senate
Thomas C. Power
W. F. Sanders
Lemocrate
Wnd
Martin Maginnis
W. W. Dixon
Calvin 5. Brite
W. C. Whitney
Helena
Missoula
Anaconde
Butte
United Fiatce Senate
Senate
United States
Pas
Hickey
St. Lawrence County
Marcus Daly
Sowald
J. BR. Hagein
Butta
Turbulent Pedigree Figure Hails Copper Plant Titan
The text notes a powerful figure who erected what is described as the greatest copper plant in the world. It mentions Daly with a penchant for aggressive ventures and speed, owning a suite of notable racehorses including Hamburg Tanming Monians Senator Grady Gwendoline and Ogden. It also references a failed toy offered sum in a high stakes attempt related to a Derby and Ascot winner, Galtee More, with a sizable £335,000 bid rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Horns of Blood
Hamburg
Tanming
Monians
Senator Grady
Gwendoline
Ogden
Ascot
Galtee
Famous Carlotta Diamonds Two Men Arrested For Smuggling
New York on November 12 police arrested Velino M Tres and Alejastro A Marouec for smuggling famous Carlotta diamonds valued around 18 thousand to 70000 dollars. A third man fled to West 13th Street station. two packages contained diamond jewelry including a necklace said to have worn by Queen Carlotta. The center stone is described as 39 karat flawless and worth about 40000 dollars. The jewels were turned over to Special Treasury Agent Keobala with charges to be set for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Velino M. Tres
Alejastro A. Marouec
Coriovla
Macsimilian
Mexico
Treasury
Keobala
Broad Way
Seventeenth Atrains
Te West Thirteenthetree
Pluto
Quen Carlotta
Wee
Jover
Theotuld
Dal
Pree
Wag
Prega
Maximilian
Dlatriet
Secretary of the Treasury
Weather Outlook for Eastern Texas and Nearby Regions
Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions today in eastern Texas with milder nights. Expect cooler temperatures in northern portions and northerly winds. Wednesday may bring a turn cooler with southerly winds shifting to northerly in the Ledian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Katz
Conine
Weather observations from multiple stations across the United States
The report lists observations taken by the United States Weather Bureau at various stations yesterday afternoon. Entries include city names such as Corpus Christi Texas Davenport Iowa and Nashville Tennessee with noted readings and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Newro Family Wounded in November Shooting
A male named Jonan Jones, described as colored, was shot and fatally wounded yesterday by John A. Richards in Crockell Tevas. A warden appeared as the cause of the trouble. Skiphards looked up to await the report of Jones wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockell
Tevas
Jonan Jones
John A. Righards
Oplorea
Skiphards
Jones
Terms Agreed on China Germany Plea for Peace Monument Plan
A late 19th century dispatch outlines terms for China and Germany amid a political crisis. It cites a memorial to Baron von Kettler at his murder site, a princely apology to Germany, and punishments for officials failing to prevent foreign outrages. The note calls for expelling foreign influence, abolishing certain ministries, and maintaining a Chinese imperial legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Germany
Conger
Poktn
Tien Tin
Linperin
Gieoplacine
Daughters of Confederacy to Meet in Montgomery for 7th Annual Convention
The United Daughters of the Confederacy plans its seventh annual convention in Montgomery starting Wednesday. Key issues include purchasing the White House of the Confederacy for a museum and promoting Civil War history in public school materials. Old officers are expected to be reelected. president General Mrs. Edwin G. Weed leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
White House of the Confederacy
Capitol
Confederate Congress
Jefferson Davis
Fort Simter
Davis
Edwin G. Weed
Jacksonville
Fla
W W. Read
New York
G.T. Cullough
Btaunton
John J. Alekman
Nashville
Tenn
Misa Marr FF
Meares
Wilmington
SN. C
Mra
J. Jefferson
Aildata
Exhibition Attendance Through History
A historical note mentions the 1869 exposition drawing 125,075 visitors while the 1904 event saw over 69,000,000 attendees pass the gates, highlighting growth in public interest and crowd size across eras.
Porto Rico Transfer Orders Change Force Deployment
The War Department announced on November 6 that Porto Rico and adjacent islands will be attached to the department of the Kawt as the district of Porto Hive. General Davis will move to Mantin Philippines and report to the commanding general. Lt. Gen. Milen H. GO will oversee the reassignment. The plan reduces forces in Porto Rico while keeping a native regiment and Eleventh infantry battery under Lt. Col. James A Bucharad for future duties.
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Washington
War Department
Department of Potionile
Porto Rico
Islands
Keys
Department of the Kawt
Porto Itlco
Atyler
New York City
George Davin
Department of
Wil
Mantin
Philippines
Allen
Ieland
Eleventh Infantry
Nel
Jame AL Bucharad
Executions and Peace Talks Reported in Pekin
Chinese officials reportedly carried out executions amid ongoing peace negotiations with allied powers. The Dongbei action centered on a high‑level execution in the area near Pekin as Germany’s influence shifts and punitive actions ripple through the capital.
Rice Combine scheme to ship rice on rail lines
The Tribune will report the Rice Growers distributing company has formed with $16 million capital, largely backed by John W. Gates. The plan aims to buy rice under contract from growers and sell at a fixed price for four years, with options to extend, guaranteeing prices above recent market levels while directing shipments via certain rail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
American
Gates
Two More Hodies Found in Monticello Remains
Fragmented OCR notes report discovery of additional bodies from Monticello at Keeeue Popol with Purser FB and Wilden As, listing a rising total of nine or thirty four items. A Yarmouth incident mentions a removed wife and family entanglements amid unclear details.
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Haljifax
Monticello
Keeeue Popol
Ition
Anvietim
Sas
Beheaded telegraph officials amid China policy backlash
Berlin reports from Shanghai claim natives killed several telegraph officials who seized a secret message from Emperor Kwai Su to Count von Waldersee, stating the emperor was a prisoner and unable to return to Pekin. Additional executions tied to the incident. European papers mock Germany’s China policy and call for strong opposition. Conger praised for urging dismissal of officials linked to anti foreign outrages.
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Berlin
Lolal Anrelmer
Shanghai
Henkow
Emprees
Kwang Su
Count von Walderzee
Pekin
Aiao
Cologne
Vode Zeitung
Conger
London
the Times
China
Deaths of American Soldiers in the Phillyples November 11
List of soldiers killed or noted with ranks, units, and companies from November 1 to November 11. Names include McCarthy, Canges, Lateanman, Kruger, Krang, Krang, Tutter, and others across infantry, cavalry, and artillery units with dates ranging October to November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillyples
Washington
MacArthur
Winnington
Manila
Diycontery
Chmpany M
Micey
Eyere
S. Way
Werhpedy
Tutastry
Androw
Compiny L
Bo McCarthy
Iray K
Cavalry
Guy B
Kew
Compiny M
Corpond
Euward Muxgurald
Winjany
Raphael Canges
Seventeenth Infantry
Charles
Lateanman
Fresh arrivals of delegates at Spanish American commission
In Madrid on November 12 delegates arrived for the Spanish American commission. Notable newcomers include M. De Peralta and Fisurado from the Domlujeny republic and the Costa Rican mine later at Paria.
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Madrid
Paria
M. de Peralta
Fisurado
Domlujeny Republic
General Buller Arrives in London to Report to War Office
Gonery and his wife and daughter accompanied Buller arrived in London today and reported to the war office. Crowds at Waterloo Station and Pall Mall cheered the general as he entered the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Buller
Daghter
War Office
Waterloo Station
Pall Mall
Abe
Danish Swedish bankers negotiate with Americans for large loan
Copenhagen reports a joint Danish Swedish bankers council in talks with American financiers to secure a 15 million dollar loan toward a Copenhagen mobility project. The price and scope remain under negotiation as representatives meet.
Mercer seeks United States Senate seat in Nebraska race
Omaha announces H. Mercer veteran congressman from Nebraska Second district who has just won a fourth term will run for the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Omaha
Net
H. Mercer
Paris Exposition Ends In Fire Blazing Finish
Paris on November 12 reports that the Exposition IX at the Eiffel Tower site ended in a blaze and the Expo of 1860 ceased to exist. Officials refused to prolong the exposition, marking a swift, decisive close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Eiffel Tower
Fatal hotel fire claims multiple lives in Poplar Bluff
A three story frame hotel with forty five rooms burned in Poplar Bluff Missouri. About a dozen or more guests died or were fatally injured while others escaped by jumping from second and third floor windows. The building housed around forty five guests and the exact death toll remained uncertain as investigators worked through days. casualties included named guests and unregistered visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer Frowhear
Janion Upchurch
Poplar Bhi
Hotel Amd
Penton
Tim Tick
Ruetis
Heck Clark
Hutwo Hargrove
Denjamin Shelby
Secoo
Helthy
Giffer House
Mimouri
Sean W. T. Norrie
Supreme Court postpones Porto Rican and Philippine cases
The U S Supreme Court moved the Porto Rico and Philippine cases to December 11 to be argued with other matters. The review concerns duties on imports from Porto Rico and the Philippines and whether these territories are part of the United States for commercial intercourse.
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Volice Tiieo
Philippines
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Cone Vndiance
J. H. Goeteva
United States
Porto Rico
Spain
Emil J. Pepke
Grigge
Obj
Mites
Ochoulk
Porta
Ted
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