Post of Texas Houston News Rates and Delivery Rules
The Houston Daily Post lists publication offices, circulation details, rates for daily and Sunday editions, and yearlong charges. It identifies authorized city collectors, payment by check, and delivery deadlines by 8:76 a.m. with explicit guidance on employee orders.
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Post OF Age
Houston
Texas
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Texul Weexit Post
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New York
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Chicago
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Theodore Bering
Chas, Lott
Paul Hoody
Houston Printing Company
Democratic party splits over appointments and betrayals
The article reports on Democratic leaders defecting to the Republican side, citing multiple instances of party members accepting Federal positions after supporting Republican policies. It mentions James M. Beck and Colonel James Boyle as notable figures, and discusses perceived rewards for loyalty and a shift in allegiance within the party.
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Jamee M. Rees
United States
Bunteorp Dentice
Pennylvania
Wednondas
Pennsylvania
Republitan
Ionn
James M. Beck
Cleveland
William Mattinley
Republican
Party of BR
Beck
Aletrich Petorney
New York Sun
Thoraday
Washington
Jainea
Boyil
Ola Lu
Corimin
Jodee
United States Miettles Court
Whetern District of North Carolina
James M. Bock
Dennevivahia
Flhew
Coronel Bord
New York
Comercial Advertiser
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Pedero
Renezile
National Siccees
Imperial war chest praised as fund for emergencies
Officials describe a growing treasury reserve labeled a war chest that could fund an extra 176,000 troops for a year and support the existing military establishment. They cite a $10 million gold reserve and $230 million in hand for redeeming certificates, plus other bullion and deposits as proof of financial readiness.
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Imperialist drift drains funds from sacred reserve
The text warns that funds meant for sacred redemptions, except 59 million in coin and bullion in the general fund, could be diverted to aggressive imperial schemes. It questions officials’ willingness to raid special reserves to finance a large standing army or a “war chest,” and condemns piling hundreds of millions idle in vaults while heavy taxation continues.
Revolt rhetoric and imperialism debate spark in Maryland senator speech
The piece quotes Senator George L. Wellington denouncing imperialism and pledging to oppose McKinley in the election. It notes his vow to fight the policy with all power and questions his support for Bryan and Harrison, signaling party tension and anti imperial sentiment across the era.
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Maryland
George L. Wellington
Mark Hanne
William McKinley
McKinley
Indianapolis
Wellington
Hla
Inperialem
Hrvan
Bryan
Wellingtons
Tartar
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Telendora
Ft Hoor
Massachusette
Littlefield
Maine
The Young Man's Prospects in Atlanta
A brief outlook on the modern youth facing limited options and scarce opportunities. The article notes hardship among young men and hints at the need for guidance and avenues to improve prospects in city life.
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Atlanta Constitution
Vague Threats Tied to McKinley Return in Labor Note
The piece argues that low paid jobs at corporations offer little chance for advancement. It claims the Republican party is owned and controlled by reformers and warns McKinley’s reelection would empower them to harm the people, especially young men.
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McKinley
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Parthewar
Texas Newspapers Debate Cuba Policy and Quarantine
A long, mixed-text column discusses Cuba and a push for quicker independence, calls for troop withdrawal from Cuba to China, and concerns over yellow fever in Havana and Mazatlan. It cites editorials from Fort Worth and Port Arthur papers. The piece also critiques trust practices in Texas and mentions Confederate veterans and census projections for Texas population and cotton output.
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Younes
Adean
Agi
Star
Brean
Port Arthur
The Cotton Crop Outlook July Report
The Times-Democrat summarizes July's cotton outlook across the South. Improvements are noted yet uncertainty remains due to acreage abandonment and potential frost. Texas stands best, Mississippi worst. Atlantic states relief from drought partly noted. Louisiana and Arkansas show good prospects. Alabama and Tennessee show improvement. overall yield expected to be moderate with risk of disaster if frost arrives early.
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New Orleans
Timos-Democrat
Times-Democrat
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Texas
Atlantic
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alatumia
Tennenave
Texan Sent to Cape Nome Mission in Plague Effort
Texan Dr R Lloyd, appointed from the county to the United States Marine Hospital service, was sent to San Francisco to aid in stamping out bubonic plague. The Post notes his earlier meeting and arrival details as the Cape Nome mission is referenced.
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Bryan
Texas
Lloyd
United States Marine Hospital Service
San Francisco
Cape Nome
Aluka
Powers Cross-Examination Shapes Kentucky Trial
Georgetown Ky August 1 Powers testifies in his trial with cross examination about mounting a militia and political maneuvering. Rev John Stamper Golden’s brother in law testifies he offered Golden 500 to leave the state and admits related conversations. Weaver from Colorado is jailed for perjury as defense alleges he misled the court about Goebel assassination timing.
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John Stamper
Wharton Golden
Powers
Golden
Stamper
George F. Weaver
Colorado
Tyler
James A. Violett
Governor Taylors
Caleb Powers
Mountaineer
Taylor
Himselt
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Supreme Court of the United States
John A. Black
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Frankfort
Black
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Evarda
Campbbell
Franklin County
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Piltte
Hendricks
Sims
Stemper
Instter
F. Sinclair
Golten
Wibes
G. F. Weaver
Secretary of State
Goebel
Hoe
Weaver
Ao Fransfort
Bailey speaks on Goebel assassination trial in Kentucky
Fort Worth, Texas on August 1 reports Hon. Joseph W. Bailey discussing the Goebel assassination case after visiting Kentucky. He says the trial reveals facts told to him at the time of the shooting, noting Democrats claimed then that which is now proven through judicial inquiry.
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Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Kentucky
Bailey
Goebel
Ali Daubu
Green Controls Committee Name New Members After Waco Clash
In San Antonio the Texas Republican Executive Committee ousted seven members who backed the Waco convention earlier, naming Green loyalists to tighten control before the upcoming state convention. Chairman Green announced the seven new members and moved to dissolve rival factions, with roll call and expulsions completed amid tense proceedings.
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Parry
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Terrell
Harry Beck
Hillsboro
C.A. Bornton
C. A. Frasier
Kuna
H. CO. Ferguson
Houston
W. Tl. Dyer
Brendan
BE. P. Wilmot
Annin
Rd. Maynard
Lockhart
B. H. Torrell
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Tweedy
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Hawley
Henry Beck
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State Committee
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Isrand
Republican Party
Stas Green
Coman
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Weather and Crops Across Texas Report July 31 to August 4
Disturbances from worms and cotton pests are noted alongside generally good upland and boll yields in multiple counties. Reports from Pendletonville Yorktown Lexington and surrounding areas describe planting, weed pressure, and rain affecting worm activity. Farmers fear army worms and boll weevil impact while some regions enjoy favorable prospects and steady prices.
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Pendletonville
Ball County
Texas
Yorktown
de Witt County
Kemprer
Lampisas County
San Diego
Duval County
Lexington
Lee County
Troy
Bell County
Hourton County
Edgar
Denynt County
la Grange
Sus
Farners Payette County
Karnes County
Waller County
Henry Henry Pleads for Another Term in Congress
The Brazos region Democratic convention in Marlin Texas nominated Henry for another term in Congress. J Hall Bowmaker was elected temporary chair with O L Stribling as permanent chair. a lengthy platform report supported by notable Texas figures outlined the party’s aims including river improvements. The gathering, lasting about an hour, featured interruptions and a party committee from each county elected to carry forward the convention's work.
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J. Hall Bowmagor
Freeman
Falls County
Ggg
A. King
Kangag
Henry
Thairman
Second Supreme Convention Deliberations Highlight Ballots
The Second District convention in Fort Worth Texas adjourned after heavy ballot casting. Delegates from the Panhandle and surrounding counties debated nominees for county and district offices. J W Batley announced plans to attend in Fort Worth on August 1 as part of a broader appointment slate.
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Ali
Sain Smith
Wenton County
Will Teas
Dark Horse
Donight
Strong
Montague I
Civil Court
Curtis Ix at Work in Fort Worth Rail Talks
Curtis Ix is active in Fort Worth discussions on railway commitments to Eastern Texas. He aims to delete existing lines at Waco Damps and plans to manage related projects with clear oversight. The details indicate ongoing efforts and strategic steps in August.
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Curtis
Fort Worth
Texas
Waco
Texas Political Notes From San Augustine Area Campfire
Fragmented notes describe party nominations and meetings in Texas towns including San Augustine Marlin Hillsboro and Columbus. Mentions include 7% friends of W B Donley and committees meeting about district attorney candidates a school principal Griffis elected in Columbus and references to civic leadership and local political activity.
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Texas
W. B. Donley
Marlin
Juokey
Hillghoro
Ausuat Field
Hml
Lican
Hillsboro
Wahleh
Columbus
Griffis
Howstone
Griffin
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