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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1900
Page
2
Public notices from the Houston Daily Post listing publication offices and rates for subscriptions and advertising. It includes addresses for the office, postage details, and agent names for distribution and sales. The material reflects standard 1910s newspaper boilerplate advertising and service contact points.
A Post notice urges immediate action as Harris County schools suffer widespread damage leaving two thirds unfit for use. The editor argues for rapid rebuilding funds, noting no public funds available and proposing higher taxes or public subscriptions to ensure schooling continues while authorities seek legal avenues and charitable support.
A letter argues New Orleans papers show commercial jealousy toward Galveston’s rebuilding, accusing rivals and the Texas health department of exploiting disaster for gain. It defends Texas quarantine acts as prudent, expresses concern for Gulf coast families, and critiques New Orleans residents’ readiness to aid neighbors.
The piece argues New Orleans should strengthen sanitation and cooperate with state health authorities rather than rely on aggressive quarantine measures. It criticizes protectionist commercialism and criticizes the Galveston and Houston actions as poorly aimed. The notice questions charges against Dr Blunt and events in Rutherford and Galveston as coming from the wrong source.
The editorial defends William Jennings Bryan's stance on ratifying the Spain United States peace treaty to avoid reopening the war and to enable quick disbandment of the volunteer army. It argues independence for newly acquired wards and criticizes opponents for hypocrisy while noting political tensions ahead of the election.
The article laments faith in claims of defeat, warns about bubonic plague resurfacing in Glasgow and potential spread to the country, and reports San Antonio’s population at 63,790 with over 41 percent growth. It urges cleanliness, rail connections, and civic steadiness as trains return and daily life resumes.
Judge O W Powers declares Mr Neterh acted governor in Welsh and Hammond absence and had power to appoint a senator. He opposes accepting the seat, wants a constitutional method for people elections, and notes Democratic support but suspension of salary pending contest. Frankfort report mentions factional tension in the Howard case and testimony by Wilton and Withers.
In Syracuse Nebraska on September 21 Hryan criticized trusts and said the real issue is reform not free coinage. He accused Mr Hann of denying trusts while claiming to know more about them than any man, arguing no one understands trusts as well as he does.
Mr. Bryan canceled all his dates in Illinois and will deliver speeches in the East instead. Chairman Jones reports strong prospects for democratic gains in the East, guiding efforts toward doubtful states. He may also speak in Delaware Maryland and West Virginia as well as New York.
The Connecticut Democratic State Convention met in Hartford on September 1. Samuel L. Bronson was nominated for governor. The platform endorses Bryan and Slovensig and reaffirms the Kaneda City platform.
Colgan W. J. Bryan starts the second leg of a large tour through his district. He arrived at 4 o clock and departed promptly by carriage for Syracuse. He is joined by residents of Arvenieyn who await stops and speeches there this afternoon.
President McKinley left Washington for Canton on September 21 and will not undertake any public appearances or campaign tour. The trip follows reports that no formal public events or speeches are planned during the journey.
United States Senator Hanna and chairman of the Republican National committee approved an extensive tour of the West for September, with possible stops in Nebraska and South Dakota. He indicated the effort would focus on rallying support and addressing party activities across the region.
A London telegraph report asserts Germany pushed for punishment of anti foreign leaders before talks to stall acceptance of her proposal until Field Marshal von Waldersee reaches Pekin. The dispatch notes European belief the United States is involved.
Berlin reports the general foreign office has received replies from Italy Austria and France agreeing without reserve to Germanys China proposal signaling broad European support for the plan.
Shanghai dispatches report Li Hung Chang conducting talks from Tianjin while Count von Waldersee moves northward. French and German forces threaten Manchuria as reports circulate of Russian troop movements and plans to secure coastal and river routes. Local officials warn of potential clashes as foreign powers consider punishment and peace terms.
The War Department received a cable from General Chaffee dated September 1 noting the Rockhill Wilson expedition's return and the successful advance sixty miles northeast. Officials seek clarification on whether Rockhill is the British commander or a misread name. The message mentions plans to clear the country of lovers and open a coal field near Pekin and reports possible arrival of Commander Rockhill at Pekin.
From Pekin and Taku reports General James H. Wilson and American forces took Pei Ta Chu this morning. British officials confirm temple seizures under arrangements while German and Japanese scouts report unclear co operation and movements toward Bao Hai Tien to destroy the Chinese arsenal. Sixth U.S. Cavalry column underway in the northwest with details not yet available.
Mineola Texas September 40 The Third congressional district convention met condemning Hon Hi C. D. Graffenwald and applauding Bryan's nomination. The platform praised Texas senators and congressmen for securing federal aid to deepen harbors and improve waterways in Texas.
Fragmentary wartime note describes advancing units and allied cooperation as forces move toward a target city. It references an American commander, German eastward pressure, and possible captures of a refinery or arsenal. The text is garbled but implies a coordinated offensive with leaders named Wilson and reference to a San Hal arsenal.
Washington September 21 The United States government announced a policy statement in three communications regarding the Chinese situation. The note to Germany and the plan to withdraw troops from Pekin were prepared before a brief cabinet meeting. Minister Conger was authorized to negotiate with Prince King, with Secretary Long and Attorney General Griggs present. The State Department released a translation of a Russian note and indicated most American troops would leave China for Manila, leaving one regiment.
The report states LHONG CHANG AT TONG KU arrived at Tyemlay on Tiku anchorage and was visited by Rear Admiral Reampy and a Russian captain. He later hosted a long session with Vice Admiral Alley aboard a Russian warship Barli, with limited attention from others observed.
A cautious detail guards a small party as they move toward a frontier post with plans to proceed through secured routes. Local authorities say a trestle and occupation area have been prepared, ensuring safe passage for the convoy.
Paris reports French consulate dispatch from Canton dated September 20 noting disorder at Sun Tal near Canton with several villages destroyed and towns besieged. Rebels escaped in the face of the first troops sent by steamer, and France urged dispatch of a larger force while the gunboat Avalanche accompanies the troops.
In Grims Texas on September 7 Hon Ball Congress representative spoke at the opera house before the Young Men's Democratic club SP Ball addressed imperialism and the Kabnas City convention as a central issue. A local choir performed patriotic songs and many attendees paid close attention. Attorney General Tom Smith will address the club next Thursday night at the opera house.
A Southern Pacific dispatch from New York announces the Sunset limited trains will run tri weekly from New Orleans starting November 8 with service on Saturdays Mondays and Thursdays. The equipment will be new and up to date for each trip.
No agreement reached as joint committees of Monuindrers and Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers adjourned to discuss wage scales for puddlers and related terms with no promise of settlement. Main issue centers on demand for 5 percent pay rise and price protections for steel jobs amid stalled negotiations.
A Montana party convention today nominated a ticket led by Joseph Too’e of Helena for governor. The Democratic and Populist factions united on the slate amid a factory basis of selection and a joint platform.
Colorado Springs Colorado September 21 The Misses Long daughters of Secretary of the Navy Long registered with the county clerk of El Paso county as Ytera and will vote in the November election.
A stray fragment from Plague in Glasgow notes a death amid continuing disease concerns. Officials report another fatal case linked to the outbreak, with health authorities urging vigilance and reporting of symptoms.
Betting details from Gravesend report a charity fund drive for jockeys with $8508 raised during the Oca Storm Sufferen event in New York. The text lists donors, entries, and forthcoming races with multiple horses and weights in a wartime style racing page.
Chicago notes a sprint and several longer races with times and entrants. The results mention horses such as Wreath, Larkspur, and Siva Kive among others, along with riders or owners including Gore and Parker.
A fragmented record from St Louis describes race times and placements including Kinloch Patt eulin with a 66 time and distances like furlongs. Mentions entrants such as Bour Lead and Ghee with various times and measurements, including a mile and seventy yards.
The article notes Sharkey seeking a rematch with Jeffries in New York. It recalls past rounds and decisions, mentions Tim Jeffries and promoter Brady discussions, and hints at terms and limitations. It also reports a separate divorce filing in New York with Mrs. Selby represented by Abraham Hunne.
London September reports James Corbett, the pugilist, set to return to the ring. The article notes ongoing discussions regarding his availability and possible reconciliation with opponents or managers.
Special to The post. Washington reports September actions granting widows benefits and appointing John W. Gros and Mrs. Clara Pett to county roles. The comptroller authorized the First National Bank in Jacksonville Texas to collect taxes with a capital of $25,000 as two officers and four cashiers listed.
Movement of the ocean vessel Perese (Amer) from Nem iniana (Amer) via Br I to Port Liman enroute to Cardiff in ballast. Sailed for Havana with freight to Altiacee (Ont Jort) and Cribs. Update notes list New York and Galveates dates in September.
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