Houston Post publication details and contacts 1901
Front matter of the Houston Daily Post presents office addresses, publication numbers, staff roles, and filing directions. It lists Franklin Avenue offices, telephones, foreign correspondents, travel agents, and payment policies. The note specifies correspondence should go to The Houston Post and warns against staff payments. Published August 7, 1901.
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Whailler
Haditorig
Houstos
Houston
Cox Avy
Traveling Texana Post distribution points listed
The Post notes its 12 pages today and lists distribution locations in several cities. It names New Orleans area options on St. Charles street, Union Square in New York, Buffalo New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Omaha and other stations, along with specific shop addresses.
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New
Charkes
TFL
Geseener
St. Charles Street
MH. J. Holle
Birdel
York City
Sirenturio’s
Union Square
Washington
D. C
Metropolitan Hore
Washington News Exchange
Buffalo
N. V
Maureau T Cavis
McManters
Union Station
Los Angeles
Cali
Chiver & Harris
South Spring
Denver
Colo
the Stationery Company
Hamilton & Kendrick
Omaha
Netu
Morrenth Stationery Company
Furnam Street
Valuable suggestion on using tar oil as coal substitute
The San Francisco Chronicle notes possible use of mawut a tar derived fuel from brown coal for heating and steam. It suggests petroleum can be converted for domestic heat and cooking, potentially replacing coal and boosting oil demand while lowering freight costs.
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Cievanne
San Francisco Chronicle
California
Union
Chronicle
United States
Texas
Political Picnic Sparks Opinion On Campaign Power
The piece recalls Abe Gruber praising pionies as a tool in politics and recalls a Twenty-first New York district Republican picnic. It humorously questions motives, notes voters and residents enjoy the event, and teases how such gatherings influence turnout and sentiment.
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Honoratie
Abe Gruber
Vox Populi
Leslie
Twenty-first
New York Assembly
Fen
Baynoth
Abo
New York
Texas
Gruber
The Cowardly Mob Spirit
The Memphis Scimitar condemns mob lynching near Carrollton Minnesota. It argues victims faced no proven crime and urged justice through proper court proof rather than extrajudicial punishment. It questions why mobs target those lacking wealth or power to defend themselves against accusation.
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Memphis Scimitar
Carrolton
Mins
Celine
The
Scimitar
Tts
Auatody
Crowds, Lynchings, and Lawfulness in United States Debates
Opinion fields condemn lynch mobs condemning extra legal punishment. Essays argue crowds subvert justice and erode rule of law while questioning press stances on tariffs and political figures amid a burst of national discourse.
Interpreting Trials and Pop Culture Snippets From a Turbulent Era
A collage of quotes and jests from exchange interviews and editorials references Gregorio Cortes and other crime trials, mixed with satirical remarks on labor, politics, and society. The passage surveys legal peril, public sentiment, and media discourse across Texan communities, noting pending murder trials and regional reactions.
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Mixed Imperial Notes
Fragmentary text mentions cheese factories in a hall, drafts of American bonds, a London supply link, a Norththorpe census figure, and a British naval renovation plan. Several garbled phrases reference military, mint exports, and a king with a female bodyguard, all in disjointed context.
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Hines Hallward
London
Che Bath
Marelaid
Atetralian
Maeysia
Severnmient
Oregem
British War Office
Sion
Lth
Hingileti
Notable figures and birthdays across history and today
The piece tracks birthday notes for Jay Cooke on August 10 and a Greek royal heir with dual dates in July and August. It mentions Luke Fickle, a British portrait painter with notable works, and Sarah Grand signing a US lecturing tour after a successful English lecture circuit. Emperor William appoints Erich Drygalaki to lead a German south polar expedition with a Kerguelen objective and a one year scientific station plan, to return by spring 1904.
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Jay Cooke
Luke Fickle
Edward
Sparta
Greece
Ae Joly
Sarah Grand
Hale
United States
England
Emperor William
Erich Drygalaki
Kerguelen
South Polar Land
St James Gazette Highlights Moral Portrait Of Respectful Soldier
A concise profile extols a disciplined man who never smokes, shuns excess drinking, avoids oaths, and avoids showy piety. He remembers names and faces, salutes promptly, and always thanks those who serve him. Praises are given where due.
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St. James Gazette
Reflections Of A Bachelor In New York
Fragmented, dated prose explores love and gender roles with reflections on women, heartbreak, and social perceptions. The piece muses on loyalty, desire, and the complexities of relationships through a bemused male voice.
Woman and Child Beside a Quiet Harbour Morning
A vivid harbor scene shows a handsome bachelor waking to see a cheerful woman with her young son across from his berth. A mischievous boy peeks out and a playful moment unfolds as the bachelor eyes a plump toe with a wink and a humorous remark about a watch going to market.
Wages of Sin and Imperial Debate Across Papers
A collection of editorial columns critiquing U S imperial policy in the Philippines and Cuba era themes. It questions open annexation and suggests a future self rule for colonies while warning against judge made law and costly war funding. It cites Spooner Schurmian Long and British South Africa costs as cautionary parallels.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
United States
Spooner
Schurmian
Philippine Commission
Secretary Long
Minghdiy
Mass
Spain
iFat
Beveridges
Grosvenors
Philippines
Fragmented verse and scattered notices from a bygone page
A ragged mix of misprinted poetry fragments and stray news items. It mentions a New York girl Margaret Sih planning acid revenge, a New Jersey escape from Guam, a German officer at Aden, a New York judge on golf and impeachment, and comments on The Boston Glove publishing poems, all amid garbled lines and errant phrases.
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New York
Margaret Sih
Margaret
Newman's Fight Over House Extension Ends in Shanty Block
Newman of Campbell Park Chicago suburb faced a dispute after a bay window overran the building line. Neighborn court action led to the house’s demolition and the plan to erect a shabby yellow shanty on the site as a public reproach. Campbell Park is described as a beautiful area, with the failing shanty standing close to the street.
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Newman
Campbell Park
Chicago
Neighhorn
Ted-Atead
Maclay and Peoria Herald-Transcript Feud Recalled
Fragmentary text references Secretary Long and a possible clash with historian Maclay. The garbled item hints at a naval yard, literary pursuits at sea, and a defensive stance, but details remain unclear.
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Peoria Herald-Transcript
Long
Maclay
Navy Yard
Ny 4
Trans Mississippi Congress at Cripple Creek Report
Laramie diary notes the Transmississippi Congress at Cripple Creek praising irrigation funds and harbor work. Texas delegation reported strong push for water projects, reciprocity policy, and robust financial backing amid mountain scenery and local praise.
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Laramie
Wyo
Fem
Cripple Creek
Sear Ag
Ase
Texas
Rowan Tee
Congress
Carter
Tivers
Ihe
Diet
Wington Ber
St. Paul
Galveria Cricotes
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Houston Printing Company
R. M. Johnston
J. Palmer
Eeeaee
Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenus
Ofice
Porrign
Fasteen Business Eee
Ugh
Ee Building
Western
the Rookery
Chiesge
Beckwith Special Agency
S. E. Holland
New York Tribune
Philadestiaia Press
San Antonio Express
Tribune
Germany
Suhator Chonom
Presilong
Meltdiley
Cleveland
Necai
Phillips
Wichita Welle
Uinel Som
Ross
Ton Che
Derek i
Hallers Mithinois
Sper Cent
Wemalatengive
Enary
Hilreau
Siboo
McKinley
Clube
Autuce von Gow
Maevland
Enen Ruoand
Gre Jameson
Hytinge
Sour
Africa
Billie
Dita
Philadelphia Press
Ingland
Ly Scawan
Accomina
Morgan
Seliwall
Nnn
Boston
Ryan
Weyler
Cuba
Saxo
oRertram
Hertram
Gregorio Cortes
San Antonio Light
Texas Railroad
So Eerts
Dallas News
Hiniston Post
Plains Morning News
Jes
Teddy
Napéas
Meneedt
Lia
Brooklyn Blige
el Paso Herald
Tom M. Bowers
Sri
Meath
Rt Twwr
Ile
Louk
Rosy Rioodin
Abe
Lewis
Hoyson Posy
Laredo
Palestine
Levis
BOME
Lord Roberta
Pancia
Denver News
Legislative Department
Cincinnatic
Weir
Connecticut
Department of Justice
Indianapolid Sentinel
America
London Statist
Hauland
Italy
Root
Voast Wale Island
Jersa
Guam
Justin
Young Hartman
Germa
Aden
Anit
Boston Glove
Berlengti
Scott, Wortsworth
J. Law
Commercial Congress
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