Houston Post Publisher notices and circulation policy
The Houston Post announces publication details and rates, lists city delivery and circulation figures, and identifies authorized agents and collectors. It directs readers to mail checks to The Houston Printing Company and requests prompt notification if delivery is missed.
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Garriers
Theodore Bering
Mesera
Chas. Lott
A. W. Palmer
Tea Houstox Painting Company
Sibective Re
Senator Hanna Uses Candidacy Decline to Shape 1902 Race
The article analyzes Senator Hanna's strategic decline from a 1902 presidential bid. It argues the tactic boosts publicity without committing him, detailing the political chess behind announcing a reconsideration later. It notes Hanna's ties to labor and capital and his affable Washington image as he courts the presidency.
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Hanna
Anxious
Inquirer
Wisconsin
Warwick
Sennator Woanan
Plate Matter
Marcia Alonzo
Ohio
McKinley
Coptaketa
Iabor
Capital
Marcia
Odysseus
Bret Harte
Chinée
Town
Washington
President Hanna
British supply depot at Chalmette prompts Louisiana governor action
The article reports that a British supply station for the South African war exists at Chalmette near New Orleans. Governor W. S. Hoard vows to enforce neutrality laws, while federal authorities defer to state action amid mounting tensions over Anglo–American neutrality.
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New Orleans
Pearson
United States
Bia Jantert
Diogenes
Hon
W. W. Hoard
Louisiana
Chalmette
Richard Stewart
de Camp
Holland
Royal Artillery
Stewart
Hhis
New York
Washington
Pubiely
General Pearson
State Department
Hay
Heard
Quiet Boldness Stirs White House and State Department
Reports say a figure of bold, old frontier style, likened to Davy Crockett, seeks clear proof before action. Officials at the state department and the White House show consternation yet admiration for his straightforwardness and readiness to proceed once assured.
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Davy Crockett
State Department
White House
Texas Leads Nation with Sixteen New Industries in Week
The Progress of Texas notes sixteen new Texas industries for the week ending March 29, including cotton compress at Houston and pipeline company at Beaumont. The piece emphasizes Texas rapid infancy to future greatness and its vast size relative to New York.
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South
Texas
Houston
Wheat Point
Navasota
Devine
Bagwoll
Gonzales
Dalla
Uvalie
Gien Flora
Brenham
Austin
Dilworth
Beaumont
Dallas
Millican
Téwas
New York
Houston Election Urges Voters to Defend Democratic Ticket
In a call to action, editors urge Houston citizens with registration certificates to vote Monday in the municipal election to counter a socialist challenge. They warn of conspiracies and stress an honest count, urging turnout to support the Democratic slate and oppose the opposing ticket.
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Houston
Turaday
Primarions
Tax Post
Houston Decency Law Highlights Public Cleanup
A collection of city notes praises Houston for enacting a sidewalk decency ordinance and cleaning up public spaces. The items critique political rings, labor practices, and public celebrations while urging reform and improved conduct across cities.
Editorial Pickups Highlight Local Confusion in Missouri
In St. Joseph Missouri readers note a muddled editorial pickup about a confessed error and missteps. The piece references Christian and Ubpice in a garbled discussion of an affinity and a hat you made a vita mistake.
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St. Toseph Mo
Christian
Language of Nacogdoches Fort Guards State Heritage
A Dallas era letter condemns elitist views and calls for preserving the old stone fort at Nacogdoches as a reminder of Texas history. The writer argues against suppressing diverse opinions and urges unity, warning against coercive ideas and political overreach.
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Nacogdoches
Congress eyes early adjournment as work nears end
Washington notes suggest the current session may adjourn by late June or July as major bills move through. Debate centers on the ship subsidy tax repeal oleomargarine and Philippine government measures with Miles brevet appointments facing Senate resistance. Interest runs high in Texas as several locally connected officers receive brevets and Gardiner eyes a House seat.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mession
The
Philippines
Birons
Michigan
Shide
Ita
Francia Troupp
New York Evening Part
Leape
Roosevelt
de Weir
Miles
Hye
Texas
Etienne Hujac
Lee Hall
John S. Green
Godfrey R. Fowler
Heverly Reed
Robert S. Abernethy
James M. Burroughs
Luther R. Hare
Thirtythird
Gilmore
Navy
Howze
Wood
Ambassadors and Officials Eye Moves Amid Transfer Speculation
The article outlines possible replacements and reshuffles in the U S diplomatic corps including White’s departure as ambassador to Germany and potential successors such as David J Hill and W W Rackhill. It notes talk of Evans for Madrid and Evane possibly staying as pension commissioner amid political maneuvering and cabinet level changes.
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Onda
Redmmy Storer
Spain
Italy
Andrew 0D
White
United States
Germany
David J. Hill
W. W. Rackhill
China
Foi
Cuba
Messes
Clay Evans
Madrid
Storer
Evane
G. 4. Ro
Power to try charges on mayor’s action upheld
The appellate division rules the mayor may hear and decide charges of official misconduct against police and fire commissioners with proper notice and defense, even if charges are brought by the mayor, and that a writ of prohibition cannot stop the proceeding. The South Dakota supreme court upholds ballot certification by law and printing on official ballots, limiting elector writs and preserving ballot integrity.
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New York State
Appellate Division
Jones
Sherman
New York Supplement
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Chamberlin
Trial Reversal Sought Over Judge Sleep During Evidence
In an Indiana case Chisago City Railway Co. v. Anderson the supreme court notes a trial may have been poorly conducted if the judge slept for several minutes during witness introduction. Counsel failed to awaken him nor suspend examination, but the error was not held reversible.
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Indiana
Pits
Supreme Court of Witness
Chisago City Railway Company
Va. Anderson
Northwestern Reporter
Notable Preachers and Figures Highlighted in Forgotten Notices
Rev George A Gordon serves eighteen years at a Boston church touted as America’s richest Congregational house. Mrs Leland Stanford names Heber New fonts for a memorial church at Stanford in Palo Alto honoring Senator Stanford. Ernest Legonve, aged ninety five, lists classic plays and long academy tenure. Otto Schuahl inherits twelve thousand six hundred from grandfather Max Schnahl after wartime service. Samuel Davis, Kansas circuit judge, recalls early political clashes and local tax schemes from his county.
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George A. Gordon
Boston
America
Leland Stanford
Heber Newfonts
Memorial Church
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
United States
Ernest Legonve
Academy
Adrienne Liecotvreir
Medee
Ristori
Oto Schuahl
Cincinnati
Max Schnahl
Otto Schiahl
Spain
Cineinnati
Cuba
Samuel Davis
Jade
Kansas
County
Sulu
Tuscons
Rata
Postcripts mix of war events and odd notices from era
The text reports a torpedo incident near a cruiser Wisconsin, arrests among Friesian infantry sergeants, donations to Phillips Brooks House, multilingual helm instruction on a steamer, Croatian emigration to form a new sect, and Britain’s debt reduction under Queen Victoria with notable spendings and a hair treatment anecdote.
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Farragut
Wisconsin
Coronado
Kor
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge
Mass
United States
England
France
Turkey
Japan
China
South America
Elbe
Warnine Brwinse
Chicago
Father Barbies
Steter Vilanda
Agram
Hungary
América
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Jennie Lind
William Dibble
King Edward VII Coronation Robe Revealed in Express Article
The London Daily Express outlines King Edward VII’s coronation robes set for June. The outer robe is purple velvet with badges, white silk skirt and stockings, white shoes with gold hems, and a royal pallium of cloth of gold woven at Raintree Benex.
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London
New York World
London Daily Express
Edward
Edward VII
Henry Vits
Momo
Expres
Wold
Raintree
Benex
Royal School of Art
Remembering you with Jasmine and violets in bloom
An assortment of poetic fragments evokes memory and longing with jasmine white, violet, and rose imagery intertwined with night dews and lingering lips. The piece shifts to brief notes of news, including a sultan offering a reward for a bandit and New Orleans facing an unusual ice gorge, interleaved with a poet’s reminiscence and rumination on music.
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Texas
Misp Sing
New Orleans
Miss Stone
Hewy
Clamor Over A and M Presidency Aimed at Board
Amphion Texas April 2 Letters to the editor question why the A and M presidency is in contention and accuse unnamed critics of seeking a political “comfortable berth.” The writer argues the acting president Whitlock manages well and warns against politicizing the post, urging trust in the board and urging focus on institutional prosperity.
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Amphion
Texas
Agricultural and Ieal College
L. L. Foster
Ross
Foster
Junte
Goody
F and Mechanical College
Sayers
Presienht Whitlock
Ielmet
Gremeent
Jim” Browning
Mechanical College
Ben Franklin and Lafayette in Franco American ties
The passage weighs Franklin and Lafayette as models of American diplomacy and loyalty, pondering their roles and the consequences of their actions during the Franco American alliance and Valley Forge era. It reflects on patriotic memory and the call for editors to recognize these figures.
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Ben Franklin
Columbus Evening Press
Louis XVI
Lafayette
America
France
Franklin
Valley Forge
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