Houston Daily Post Summary Snapshot
The text shows publication info for the Houston Daily Post and weekly editions, including office addresses, pricing, and advertising agencies. It lists publication offices in Houston and distribution details, with note of foreign and travel advertising representations in New York, Chicago, and Chicago agencies.
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Houston
Texas
Eastern Business Office
Tribune Building
New York
SC Backwith
Spetia
Westernaby
the Wary
Caicago
Beckwith Special Agency
Holland
Throop
J. K Grin
Telephone Numbers Satori 45 The City Post Delivery Rates
The Post is delivered citywide for 1.00 per month or 12.00 per year with three month and annual options. Theodore Bering oversees city circulation with Paul Hobie and Chae Loon as authorized collectors. Payments to anyone else are invalid.
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Theodory Bering
Mesare Theodore Bering
Chae Loon
Paul Hobie
Javed
Fitness
Muston Printing Company
Weighing U S Sovereignty and Puerto Rico Policy in 1890s Letters
The piece laments American actions in Puerto Rico and the Philippines, arguing state policy fostered resentment and discrimination. It condemns blunders and the idea that consent of the governed was a prerequisite, warning of lasting harm to colonial subjects.
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Lbutjaland
Wolconia
Wardus
Haive
Ireland
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Spain
High Prices And Shutdowns In Industrial Tightening
The article discusses rising prices and factory shutdowns caused by trust and monopolistic practices. It claims protected interests profit from government favoritism, limiting supply and reducing consumer purchasing power. It notes manufacturers shut mills to curb demand, hurting the public and signaling a broader economic strain.
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Moukinley
Wealthy Firms Push Prosperity By Hurting Labor Forces
The text argues that shutdowns and rising prices depress the money and labor markets, paralysing major construction and leaving hundreds of thousands of workers and their families reliant on charity. It criticizes government favored methods and recurring strikes, claiming affluent companies profit while the masses suffer from austerity and misdirected policy.
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Brent Bantera
Washington opinion swirls around Reed remarks and McKinley era politics
The piece surveys reactions to ex-Speaker Reed and McKinley era policy, noting calls for restraint by McKinley allies and Reed’s private-comment rights. It discusses press dynamics, the Filipino campaign, Dewey, Admiral Miles, and international affairs with reference to China, Europe, and possible futures through 1904.
Chronicle letters praise Willa Point patrons and Roosevelt support
Exchange interviews reflect gratitude to Willa Point readers for patronage and a call to sustain Democratic temper. The Chronicle notes Teddy Roosevelt as a political influence urging supportive campaigning and critiques anti expansionists while debating troop policy and China.
Editorial voices on foreign policy and yellow journalism
A collection of clipped editorials and notes debating American stance on China and the Philippines, criticizing yellow journalism, and reporting editor changes at Temple Times and Caldwell News Chronicle. The texts warn against imperialism and urge scrutiny of military commitments while noting political figures and newspapers.
August Magazines Highlight Moxquitos and Battleship Building
The August issue offers articles on ancient and modern topics, household economics, and a feature on the battleship Kentucky built at Newport News. Other pieces cover art in Chicago, rural delivery, golfing trends, and oceanic cruise reports.
August Review and Chin a Topics Dominate The Magazine
The August Engineering and North American Review discuss the Chinese question and China’s iron trade. Essays by Roueal, Barrett, and others analyze foreign policy, anti foreign sentiment, and the future of China. The issue includes fiction and natural history pieces and comments on chancery law and property rights.
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Wiliam W. Bates
United States Comminssioner
China
George H. Hull
John Foord
American Asiatic Asociation
North American Review
John Barrett
Siam
America
Chia Womentous
Cariyen Ballules
Royal Navy
Mekia
Celestial Empire
Demetrius &.Bouwiger
George B. Smygth
Anglo Chinese College
Foochow
Racher E. Lewie
Shanghai
Torrens Law Report Discussed by Texas Bar Association
The Texas Bar Association’s Torrens law committee reports on the system’s merits with references to Illinois and Massachusetts examples. It notes past debates on the fusion of law and equity, mentions changes in New York and England, and urges cautious yet progressive consideration by Texas lawyers.
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Vine
Pyat
Chancery Courts
United Staton
Janet
James EB. Hill
Livingston
Texas
Speoll
Texas Bar
Illaois
Massachusetts
Bouvec
Blackstone
Connecticut
Kentucky
Virginia
England
New York
Cooper
The President 18 Weak Fort Worth Editorial
A Fort Worth editorial attacks McKinley as weak, criticizing his veto record and civil service stance. It argues he failed to defend the Constitution, weakly supported Puerto Rico tariff policy, and yielded to bankers while seeking party harmony.
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Ale Slehausey
Gage
Whelmiele
Andrew Jackson
Waasan- Ison
McHinley
McKinney
Puerto Rico
United States
Simone Iu
Lnewa
Puerto Rist
Mokucoy
Victoria Real Estate Valuations Reported and Tax Rate Listed
Victoria Texas notes show total city real estate value at 2 193 085 and personal property at 1 000 36 with a tax rate of 65 cents per 100. Dr B Hardie of the Texas Farm and Rep is in the city to attend questions tied to a protest track group and coalition, with a session to follow over several days.
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Texas
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Te Texas Parm
Rapob
Growpre Aassolatino
Odd Characters In Household Dignity Among Street Vagrants
A Post reporter discusses a long standing blind street character Lorenzo Dow in Houston, born North Carolina seventy years ago, who was found on Main Street begging daily. He recalls wartime service, lost family, and years of poverty, aided by regular customers like Mr. Tuffly while accordion detours fade.
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Darky
Reize
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Blaco
Q Ulauke
Wien
Lion
Lorenzo Dow
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Hempstead
Jarratt Kirby
Houston
Tuffly
Maly
Local Residents Shuffle Visits Amid Summer Absence
A Houston man Mr Woodlent fills the podilion during absence while Mr and Mrs Rose Clark of Port Lavaca visit the city on Tuesday. Mrs J P Kibbe travels to Crawford to spend the balance of the summer.
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Houston
Rose Clark
Port Lavaca
City
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Crawford
Yerakurm summer normal closes in Yoakum
Yoakum Texas August 5. The Yerakurm summer normal ended after an eight week session with enrollment reaching seventy six. In the certificate exams there were thirty five applications including twelve first grade eighteen second grade and two permanent certificates. Instructors Mesure Toland and Guenther depart with good wishes from Youth. Last Tuesday Woodmen of the World camp hosted a social at the opera house with music and an address by W F Adame on the value of Woodcraft. A banquet followed in the storeroom below the assembly hall.
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Texas
U Mor
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Toland
Guenther
W. F. Adame
Young Woman Arrested After North Texas Shooting
Greenville Texas August 5 a young man Jess Bowen was shot in the face and neck near Nichole farm west of the city. Alice Smith was arrested on a warrant as the suspect amid reports the two had been sweethearts and planned a wedding. Bowen remained hospitalized with a dangerous wound as doctors hoped for recovery.
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Texas
Nichole
Alice Smith
Jess Bowen
Moager
Bowen
Distuggey
Oleera
Mina Smith
Compromised Railroad Cases In Bastrop and Taylor
In Bastrop on August 4 the cases Mary B. Aghtey versus Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co and Des Farris versus Mingouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co were compromised for 4080 and 5000 dollars respectively with the railroad paying all costs. Attorneys listed include C. Highsmith W. E. Maynard J. P. Fowler of Bastrop and John Parker of Taylor.
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Texas
Augiat
Mary B. Aghtey
Minsouri
Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Des Farris
Mingouri
Kanass
Texas Roaiway Company
Rilivoas
C. Highsmith
W. E. Maynard
J. P. Fowler
Bastrop
John Parker
Taylor
Section Foreman Killed by Train in Calvert
Section foreman Pat Troy of Bection 19 on the Houston and Texas Central railroad was struck and killed by a northbound freight near Calvert Texas around 1 o clock this morning. He died at the scene and the incident is under investigation.
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Teain
Calvert
Texas
Pat Troy
Bection 19
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Northboung
Accident Recounts Hasty Rescue and Fatality
Fragmentary report describes a sudden approach and an entrapment near Culver. A man summoned for aid died after sustaining injuries. name obscured in the unreadable text.
New Texas Bird Transport Law Impacts Corpus Christi Trade
Reports from Corpus Christi describe a depressed mood among bird dealers as the Texas August game law restricts transport of plumage birds. The law, passed by New York influenced lawmakers, threatens local industry with fewer buyers and stockpiled birds awaiting shipment.
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Ganado News Notes and Local Events Highlight August Update
Community notes from Ganado Texas August 6 recount a meeting at A J real estate office, local industry updates, a Baptist revival led by Jenkins and Carns, and the East Texas Normal College Commerce exercises with nine graduates. The Hunt county summer program is mentioned as well.
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Texas
A. J. CH
Perhlpp
Curlond
Shipman
Goliad
Baptist Revival
Jenkins
Yoakum
Carns
Edna
Texin
Midater
Bugan
East Texas Normal College
Commerce
Texig Normal College
Sayle
L. P. Hensten
L. J. O'Neal
W. FP. Leia
Rick
EB. P. Mingum
C.B. P. Downing
Hunt County
Masonic Lodge 478 Elects Officers in Sweet Home Texas
The Sweet Home Texas Masonic Lodge No. 478 held last evening elections for its officers. W. Mo, A. A. Ledbetter, W. H. Morgan, J. We, BPE A, Preasiy, and 9. D. Tee were re-elected to their posts.
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Sweet Home
Texas
Home Masonic Lodge
Tin
W. Mo
A. A. Ledbetter
W.H. Morgan
J. We
BPE A
Preasiy
D. Tee
Sault Cleburne Man Fled After Damages Claim
A man from Cleburne Texas fled after a suit against the railway company alleging exemplary damages. He was injured while working as a fireman at the power plant.
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