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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
4
The Houston Post provides publication offices and contact details for subscriptions, circulation, and billing. It lists offices at 1101 4103 1195 1107 1108 Franklin Avenue, with phone numbers for business and editorial departments, and outlines delivery, aging, and payment policies for city circulation and advertising agents.
A Houston dispatch discusses a heated debate over the Henderson resolution to stay the execution of a state department and institutions reform. The piece analyzes motives, precedents, and the roles of the governor and attorney general as both branches clash over initiative and constitutional interpretation.
The piece argues responsibility lies with a few yellow journals that promote incendiarism and insult the president. It defends the majority of American press for fairness and decency while condemning the anarchist fringe and urging scrutiny of harmful partisan rhetoric.
The article argues against blaming the press for Buffalo’s crime surge and condemns broad accusations. It notes journalists have upheld laws and honesty and warns Hewitt readers that many associates profit from sensationalism while crime rises and justice falters. It urges focus on root causes and civic improvement.
The Commoner argues Roosevelt will inherit a presidency with duties and challenges. It notes support from The New York Journal of Commerce for Roosevelt’s balance and leadership, while addressing foreign policy, domestic responsibility, and reactions to McKinley’s memory.
Aged newspaper column notes that about forty years ago the Jefferson Davis name was chipped from the Cabin John bridge memorial near Washington, directed by the secretary of war. Northern supporters push to reinstate the name as justice and memory endure.
Regional papers discuss the Texas railroad commission, its funding, and the fight over an attempted $3900 annual cut and a clerkship abolition. The Senate preserves the usual appropriation while the House debate continues, with conference committees expected to decide the matter.
Italian authorities push malaria eradication by treating every patient as a potential infection center. Dr Gosio leads five treatment centers along Tuscany’s Maremma coast, with blood analysis and detailed records to prevent diagnostic errors. The campaign, begun in May, faces local prejudice to acceptance.
A fragment recipe column describes a New French salad for American tourists in Paris near the Arc de Triomphe. It lists ingredients like tomatoes cucumbers onions and a classic dressing and includes serving suggestions and decorative notes from a birthday celebration. Also included are household tips for tea preparation napkin fringe and a short biscuit recipe.
A fragmented list of cafe dishes includes sliced oranges corn bread fried eggs cream soups vegetables and salads. Items feature tomato salad celery olives radishes lettuce and onion dishes with various dressings and fried components.
An exposition of British products will be held at St Peterabigre next winter. Prittrose was the first rose of spring. Mormon missionaries report numerous converts in Germany. King Edward plays golf, a first since James II. Germany imports hog livers for liver sausages. Mules average $109 head above horses last year. Trinavaal and Orange Colony farms to be sold for refugee costs. Pan-American expo Connecticut shows large farm and fruit displays. British medical journals say ozone can be produced to purify air in tunnels and sewers in London.
Wolf von Sehiertirand asserts expulsion from Germany was prompted by two letters describing the emperor’s drinking, not by attempts to obtain tariff copy leaks. Count Henry De La Vanix reveals plan for a Mediterranean balloon voyage from Toulon to Algiers, 496 miles, combining aerial and sea navigation with a waterborne steering apparatus.
The Indianapolis Sentinel mocks a Brooklyn Eagle editorial calling it froth and frenzy aimed at McKinley supporters. It labels the piece as lies and rot and suggests the author could be complicit if violence against Bryan occurred. The piece warns readers to beware such rhetoric.
The piece criticizes the wrangling among detectives and soldiers over who acted first against the president’s assailant. It argues for examining why officials failed to detect the intent in time, proposing a focus on motive rather than blame.
A collage of editorials harshly critiques public sentiment toward crime and punishment. It argues for steadfast civic virtue beyond party lines, condemns sentimental leniency, and examines how bank actions and tax withdrawals affect crop financing and overall justice. The pieces reference Buffalo prison policy, public sympathy, and New York banking practices.
Emma Goldman announced an anarchist baby event on a Milwaukee street as a crowd gathered. She denounced religion and, amid cheers, poured beer over the baby while declaring the baptism a mock ritual, warning of widespread demoralization from such actions.
A fragment from Chicago News recounts a preacher Pierre Monsabre in a cathedral scene. A visiting woman admits vanity in a moment of conscience while seeking guidance for a child dilemma.
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