Sunday August 5 1900 Houston Post front page feature
The Houston Post issue presents the Sunday edition details dated August 5 1900 with publication indicia for daily weekly and Sunday editions, office addresses at Franklin Avenue and Tribune building travel and advertising agents listed, noting price structures and distribution.
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Franklin Avenue
Houston
Texas
Dally
Suncn
Kereige
Eastern Business
Tribese
New York
Meckwith
Rookery
SC Beckwith
C S
Texas Democracy Must Stand For Capital Investment
A Texas editorial argues that foreign investment is vital and that Texas should publicly affirm its support for capital. It urges the Texas Democratic convention to adopt a clear declaration endorsing protection and laws for investments, to counter anti capital accusations and attract growth while cautioning about China threats and embassy safety.
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Texas Press
Texas
Post
Clarsean Texas Agattat Capital
New York
Massachusetts
Mino
Texas Democracy
Wade
Democratic Pilate Convention
Stmp
Boundary concessions stir distrust in US Britain talks
The piece argues the Hay-Payne treaty and a proposed Alaska border transfer to Canada are acts of provisional surrender to Britain. It condemns secret negotiations and warns of damage to US sovereignty, urging public arbitration and a firm stance to protect American territory and pride.
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Generl
Hay-Payn Estate
Nicaragua Canal
England
Americca
Great Britain
Dominion of Canada
Alaskan
Washington
McKinley-Hay
Russia
McKinley
China
Triodo i le
Rhone
MacKinley-Hay
Britain
The China Situation and Diplomatic Conduct
A charged editorial discusses the China situation, condemning hostage threats to ministers and families and the potential slaughter as allied forces advance. It argues diplomacy safeguards sovereignty and envoy immunity as a sacred norm and critiques breaches of diplomatic law and international rights.
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China
Etrilio
Ben
Avery
Political exchanges and local notes amid Texas news
Reports from the Exchange Interviews show Green of the State Republican committee and others shaping party lines in Denton and surrounding counties. The column discusses gun violence, school board appointments, industrial hopes in Denton, and commentary on Republican vs Democratic leadership in Texas newspapers.
Cooke County Readers Warned Against Newspaper Scams
Gainesville Chronicle warns residents about traveling agents from Glick canvassing for cheap campaign papers labeled Inde pendent to lure subscribers into supporting Republican sheets. The piece notes purchases from Ken Sap City and other Northern papers at 26 cents a year and urges citizens to beware of frauds by Republican journalists flooding the country with political literature.
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Gainesville Chronicle
Cooke County Citzens
Glick
Ken Sap City
North
Editors Urge Silence on Burgess Pictures
La Grange News and Gainesville Chronicle urge refrain from publishing photos of Mr Burgess or attacking him as a defeated candidate. The editor notes Burgess resembles the editor and urges calm discourse amid politics in South Texas. Lanham of Fort Worth and Stephens of Jumbo were renominated for Congress last Monday. Both praised as able, active lawmakers deserving another term.
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Burgess
South
Texas
Gainesville
Renominations Stir Bryan Era Ball and Coasters
Richmond figures Cooper Burke and Ball secure renomination. Debate centers on Bryan’s cabinet and Bryan’s possible picks. If Bryan takes Tom Ball Texas could be sacrificed. Ball praised as sturdy political figure.
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Ball
Richmond
Cooper
Burke
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Tom Ball
Texas
Lanham Renominated for Congress in Fort Worth
Sam Lanham was renominated for Congress at Fort Worth on Monday. This marks the eighth time he has been nominated for the position, reflecting strong support from his constituency.
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van Alstyne Newn
Sam Lanham
Congress
Fort Worth
Lanham
Renomination of Thomas H Ball in First District
The La Grange News notes Hon. Thomas H Ball was renominated in the congressional convention by acclamation on July 2 for the First district. He is expected to win in nearly the same manner and remains one of our best congressmen.
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Schulenbure
Guieker
Rénecia
Bure
Congress
Ike Oyer
la Grange News
Thomas H Ball
Ceruato Aualin
Joe Bailey
Bob Houry
Mesers
Henry
Sumo
Alander
Bailey
United States Senate
Forecast of Texas Democratic Convention Faces Turmoil
Austin report details anticipated clashes at the Waco gathering with figures like Walter Baker John Duncan and Jim Hogg involved. The Waco Tyler bloc aims to block Bailey while Wells and Taylor Taylor Jones vie for state chair and control of party machinery amid strong opposition.
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Austin
Texas
Waco
Walter Baker
John M. Duncan
Jim Hogg
Jos Taylor
Jim Wells
Tyler Bulletin
T. N. Jones
Wace
Trier
Hanis
Joe Halley
Chilton
Wells
Jones
Taylor
Prawhevills
Port Texas
Bailey
Senate
Cup of Joy
Waco-Tyler Combine
All Shaw
Walter Bator
Fob Stafford
John Duncan
Bob, Hudson
Dick Hartscop
Join Duncan
RB. E. Prince of
Corsicana
Thou
Governor Savers
Curts
Storey
Third Party Movements Doom American Politics
An editorial argues third party movements threaten democracy by splitting votes between McKinley and Bryan. It denounces anti imperialists, middle of the road populists, socialists, and prohibitionists as cowardly, urging readers to choose between McKinley and Bryan to defend the republic and national unity.
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Omiin
America
Chisen
Unkell Bta
Willam McKinley
Wi- Ham Jennings
Bryan
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Unoa
Jefferson
Msg
Middle Road
Socialisia
Masa
Can Electricity Renew the Brain
A historical essay by Garrett P. Serviss discusses prospects of electricity affecting brain cells and memory. It notes aging brain decline, cites Sir James Grant, and cites Russian experiments showing electric influence on plant growth and soil treatment as an encouragement, while urging cautious, gradual exploration of neural applications.
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James Graff
Weesseiel Emery
James Grant
Yo Ben
Cornes
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