Houston Post Publication Details and City Delivery Rules
The Houston Post announces subscription rates and delivery procedures. It lists offices and travel agents, outlines city distribution by Theodore Beri and others, and requires payments by check to the Houston Printing Company with notices of delivery deadlines.
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Cartier
Theodore Beri
Theodore Berin
Charles Ott
Henry Stamm
A. W W. Palmer
Wnlegs
Houston
Tuon Post
Bryan Attacks Morgan as Dangerous Man in Editorial
In a Jast Commoner piece William Jennings Bryan denounces J Pierpont Morgan as dangerous, citing Kaiser Wilhelm II’s critique of Morgan as a manipulator of money and monopolist whose aim harms national welfare. The commentary likens Morgan to XVIII century financier John Law and warns of his influence on economy and society.
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Jast Commoner
William Jennings Bryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bryan
Williamys
Mr. Morgan
Theo
Tim
Hare
Tofare
Moody
Dane
Morfi
Morgan
Mirgan
Paiva
Miongan
Morgani
Germany
Dors
Arann le
Post
John Taaw
Plorpant Morgan
John Laow
Pier- Pont Morgen
Yodaliam
Strikes and Disturbances Sparking Labor Tensions in Pennsylvania
A United Mine Workers statement denounces violence after Shenandoah disturbances. It argues mine operators refuse concessions or arbitration, praising public sympathy for the miners while calling for order and lawful action to protect workers and families amid a tense capital vs. labor clash.
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Pennsylvania
United Ming Workers
Shenine
Ulter Gistegatl
United Mink
Joan Fatuy
Wille
Shenandoah
Arbitration as remedy for industry paralysis urged
The public as consumers suffer from the paralyzing disturbances in a great industry. The remedy proposed is compulsory arbitration under judicial supervision. The piece calls on statesmen to enact such measures and seek a practical solution.
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Java
Courts and Oats Corner Court Fight Over Short Squeeze
In Chicago the Waite Thorburn firm seeks an injunction against James A Patten and associates over a three million dollar oats short squeeze. Judge Chytraus issues a temporary restraining order as Bartlett Frazier defends not squeezing shorts, while noting both sides may raise legal points and that the case could influence future corner laws.
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Chicago
Chytraus
Superior Court
Waite, Thorburn & Co
James A. Patten
Fitire
Fortite
Tila
Mythinie Olke
Confusion in Washington on anti trust talk and political intrigue
A fragmented early note discusses government aims in Washington over a Koskian anti trust conference and its impact on Angnican manufacturers. It mentions conservative Philander, possible editor rumors about Minister Wao, and local Tammany politics with police chief Devrny.
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Washington
Small Operators Thrive Amidst Expanding Trusts
The piece argues that numerous small plants and technical inns with modest capital offer profits beyond the reach of large trusts. It notes rising numbers of small factories in Chicago and other cities, where independent investment persists despite trust power.
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Chitato
Chicago
San Praveiaco
Portoland
Educating the Horse A Civic Guide for Automobilists
The governors of the Automobile Club of America praise an address urging polite driving and restraint to protect horses and bystanders. The piece urges members to report training progress and notes safe operatung habits will benefit neighbors and reduce misadventures caused by ignorance.
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Chicago Tribune
Automobile Club of America
Tony
Automobile Club
Free Speech vs Federal Judge In West Virginia
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports District Judge John Jay Jackson of West Virginia criticizes union organizing, arguing agitation and assembly threaten order. He contends creating a union and causing discontent are criminal acts within his view, effectively acting as a self appointed legislature.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
John Jay Jackson
West Virginia
Figs
Hhese
John Jayi
Injunction Power Sparks National Debate On Free Speech
The article critiques Judge John Jay Jackson and the expansion of injunctions used to imprison dissenters. It contrasts federal and state limits, notes congressional efforts led by Senator Hoar, and argues the case tests American free speech principles and miners’ rights under a potential Supreme Court ruling.
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Jackson
United States
Congress
Hoar
Senate
United States Supreme Court
John Jay Jackson
Southern cotton mills advance through twenty years of growth
The article notes steep gains in Southern cotton manufacturing over the past two decades, with Southern capital and textile output rising sharply. It highlights Cuba and Porto Rico markets as ripe for Southern goods, and urges U S manufacturers to pursue nearby Caribbean and Pacific markets to capitalize on the ongoing industrial expansion.
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South
Baltimore
Iyo
United States
New England
Toro
Cuba
New York
Salon
Europe
Spain
Porto Rico
Fragmented Postscript Items From Dundee and Far Flung Notes
A jumble of oblique facts covers Dundee harbor revenues, a lunacy site being raised, poultry trade between New Zealand and South Africa, whisky hawking fines, Alaska fur sales, nitrate of soda cultivation, Ceres celebrations in Fifeshire, a Hopewell Junction incident, pineapples abundant for pies, and a factory district tale of cigarettes.
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Dundee
Scotland
New Zealand
South Africa
Alaska
Tiwan
Panei
Helayul
Baninecklain
Fifeshire
Hopewell Junction
Houston pistol fines noted in police court report
A Houston police court item reports a negro at Hordiston fined 260 for carrying a pistol. The piece complains fines are heavy and uneven, noting penalties influence imprisonment risk and speculate on broader impact of weapon possession enforcement.
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Hordiston
Houston
Elyan
Andes
Defining Jew and Judaism in faith and conduct
Edward RosennauM argues that Judaism is defined by reverence for God's word and adherence to Sinai laws, not by birth. He claims atheism can emerge from good Jewish, Christian, or Muslim parents, and stresses that true Jewry lies in belief and conduct, not lineage.
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Mount Sinai
God
Edward Rosennaum
New Lee Assessment Emerges From Petersburg Correspondence
A newly unearthed Long Island correspondence sheds light on General Robert E. Lee. It records a Confederate case involving Private Nelson Ennis of the Fifth Virginia Cavalry, deemed unfit due to stammering and later proposed as a teamster before Lee disapproved the discharge for brevity in duty.
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Lippincott
Robert E. Lee
Carter R. Bishop
Petersburg
A. P. Hill
Bishop
Nelson Eams
Fifth Virginia Cavalry
Eame
Nev
Nelaga
Rhokes
Juis H. Clamonss
Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster's Department
G. W. Smith
Richmond
Nelson Ennis
Claiborne
Elm. Baanen
Lee
Fashionable Newport Talk Snapshot
A Newport Letter quotes a lively exchange on fashion and social performance. The dialogue skewers self important talk and pretense with exaggerated adjectives and playful insistence, while noting there are charming and alert women and some of the best men in the work arriving.
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Newport
Mia
Jones
Country papers shape world affairs in quiet influence
An editorial in a large city paper argues that the country newspaper surprisingly helps mold global events. The piece contrasts city dailies as syndicates with country editors who pursue public good and subscriber loyalty, noting country papers often impact politics and society more than big city outlets.
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Nacogdoches Sentinel
Arctor
Estreynion
Texacthi
Ratiponils
Charmpion Changer Feuds Over Polished Goods Exchange
A New York woman earns the nickname for steering a swap scheme in a retail exchange. She agreed to ship a dozen bottles of polish instead of liquid goods, promised returns on rejected items, and grew irate at the firm when plans unraveled.
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New York
Telfer Wis
Actrient
Smith's
Brown
Dhaner
Editorial Pickups and Fights Highlight Murky Page
The item cites Mrs. Fitzsimmons predicting Bob will win a feat with risk of consequences at home if he fails. It mentions a fight between Fite and Jeffries with no clear round known, and references various column snips and mock headlines like Snap Shots and Reflections of a pig for dinner, all from the Herald era.
Foreigner’s Pathetic Lament On Rising Coal Prices
A garbled R readability piece describes a foreigner recalling the difficulty of securing coal and the frustration of high prices. The woman mentioned and the general mood reflect hardship and discontent over commodity costs.
New New York’s Vision of Manhattan’s Transformation
The article outlines a bold plan for Manhattan including rail tunnels, East River bridges, Episcopal cathedral, public works like post office and custom house, parks, and new civic buildings. It contrasts public and private investment with a goal of a vastly rebuilt city within years, urging enlightened governance to sustain a grand tricentennial vision.
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Manhattan
Cativs
Episcopal
Chamber of Commierce
Tower of Babel
New York
Municipal Arty
Municipal Art Commission
Prinder
Manhattansland
Mystery of a Dishonored Speech Echoes Through Chicago Chronicles
A fragmentary paragraph debates respect for trusts and monopolies, naming a congressman and a New Territory figure in a charged political exchange. The text alludes to pressure from vested interests and a protest over linguistic desecration, reflecting heated civic rhetoric.
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James MM
Rand
John W
New Tere
Griggra
Found the Difference in San Antonio Express Dallas
A fragment notes the paper’s claim that a local conflagration is easier to manage than addressing a state problem, phrased as a contrasting observation about regional news priorities.
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San Antonio Express
Dallas
Oil Well Fire finally extinguished after costly effort
Local fire crews reported success after battling a lengthy oil well blaze in Clarkaville. Officials say the fire was contained with help from Colonel Hogg’s team, prompting questions about costs and response times. Detailing the incident remains limited due to ongoing investigations.
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Clarkaville
What is Jadatem a Hebrew Not Necessarily a Jew
The Nashville American editor argues identity is shaped by education rather than birth. A person is Jewish by learning, not by birth status, and distinctions between Hebrew Hindu and Mohammedan are based on upbringing.
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The
Nashville American
The Trials of an Piedmont Inquirer
The Alabama Editor asks readers for help to raise cash to pay for flour bought on credit as part of a laudable enterprise. The plea seeks support from friends to fund the cash payment and sustain the effort.
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Piedmont Inquirer
Alabama
Poem Fragments and Humorous Snippets From An Old Page
A collage of verse and comic snippets recounts distant scenes and satirical scraps. The piece references old editorials and humorous exchanges about fashion, manners, and social banter, including a line about Whitelaw Reid and a playful exchange about bathing suits.
Texas editors toast and tease as railbirds spill headlines
A collage of snippets from Texas papers jokes about editors and towns, noting how publishers boast and poke fun at rivals. References include Ganesvilla Register and Beckonstown style lines about signatures, cigars, and fish stories, with mentions of Houston and San Antonio papers and regional quips.
Fragmentary Macon Telegraph Ad Snippet Sample
A torn Macon Telegraph fragment hints at critical voices and accusations. The text references deceitful rhetoric and insinuation, naming a Pharisee and Ananias in a brief, fragmentary passage.
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Macon
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R. A Johnston
Sopoterpo Reo Eee
GF Palmer
Oli E Esi Yesesens
Franklin Avenue
Texas
Ear
A.W. Palmer
Eastern Business Office
Tribune Building
S. C
Tun Houston Best
Houston Parstine Company
Heptus
Wao
Defons Ciwast
Republican State Committee
Waou
Joh
Devrny
Tammany
Tammaany
Mexico
Orion
Uncle Saim
Portland
Savannah News
the Country Paper
Charmpion Changer
Amiles
Herald
America
Anid
New New York
Chicago Chronicle
Griggs
Rip
J. M. Lewis
Yeste'dayg
Whitelaw Reid
Mary M'Lane
Mary
Heavyeater
Somerville
Bexar
Santone
Rexar
Texarg
Ganesvilla
Mary Me
Brady Sentinel
J. H. Matthews
Louisiana
Daly Tribune
Heanéa
Cergon
St .Fort Porth
Beaumont
Ve Frath
Stephenville
Eric
Palestine
Wwe
Waco
Ud Times-Herald
San Antonio
Rockport
Rockport Enterprise
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