Houston Post Office Procedures and Subscription Details
The Houston Post lists subscription rates and delivery practices with office locations in Franklin Avenue and Tribune buildings. It names traveling agents and city collectors, specifies payment by check, and requires subscribers to report late delivery by 6:30 a.m. to ensure prompt service.
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Theodore Bering
Theodore Ering
Charles Lott
Henry Stamm
A. W. Palmer
Tare Houston Purshna Ompany
Rice Industry refutes gloomy rice crop outlook in Texas
Rice Industry asserts over 200000 acres in Texas are under cultivation with a conservative crop estimate near 2,000,000 sacks. It derides forecasts from Crowley Rice Journal and Gulf Coast Farmer predicting heavy damage and emphasizes unity among growers to counter misleading reports.
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Texas
Crowley Rice Journal
Gulf Coast Farmer
Leon
Allison
Rice Association of America
Tice Journal
Titin
M. Phiilips
San Francisco
Democratic Harmony and Republican Claims in 1904
A critical column argues Republicans exaggerate Democratic disunity to mask their own weak positions. It notes Bryan will not seek the 1904 nomination, Cleveland cannot achieve a third term, and historic midterm losses favor the party in power. It lists tariff, trusts, imperialism as current unifying issues and cites antitrust advocacy and Philippine independence as Republican shifts.
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Jonond W. Babcock
Republican Congressional Campaign
Democrata
Democratics Party
Republicana
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Cleveland
Bryan
Washington
Ito
Babcock
Littlefield
Philippine
Stock and Policy Reflections On National Planning
A fragment reflecting on prudent stocktaking for business and national policy. It urges timely consideration of national issues and upcoming fall elections, noting that representatives in the House will reflect the nation’s will more directly.
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So & Nation
Haheerger
House
Congress
Debate Over Monopolies and National Prosperity in 1898 Era
The piece critiques monopoly threats under free competition, notes American rise as a military power post 1898, and warns against wealth concentration draining prosperity. It references pensions, New York society, Vatican comments, and political figures with broad, satirical echoes of late 19th century public discourse.
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United States
Europe
St. George
Freight and franchise debates hint at city transit costs
A collage of opinions and legal musings discusses streetcar franchise payments, ticket legality, and transit tariffs. The commentary contrasts New York and Chicago cases on licenses and transferability with Texas rates, noting discriminatory freight tariffs and railroads' public benefits for agriculture and regional development.
The Deadly Parallel in Trade Policy Debate
Washington special reports remarks by Chairman Grins of the Democratic Committee and Congressman Babcock on tariffs. Babcock argues protection should guard consumers while opposing export surplus harms, citing steel orders and fears of price manipulation. The piece centers on party clash over tariff policy and isolationist risk to the nation.
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Washington
T Pott
Grins
Demiscratie Se
Secsional Committee
Tf Congress
Wurrende
Pnuison
Radee Geigny
E. Eiates
Democratic Pathy
Elesen
Philippe
Repaihtingn
Unitet
Admiral Sampson
Democratic Party
Republicatie
State and Railroads Align For Common Objective
The State and the railroads are learning by experience that they can pull better to double harness and for a common purpose than when meeting for the same goal by diverse and antagonistic methods. This cooperation signals a shift toward unified policy and joint effort in transportation development.
Bishop McFaul and Free Speech on US Philippine Policy
A Mouston letter to the editor defends Bishop McFaul against charges of intolerance and argues the US imperial policy harms Catholic interests in the Philippines. The writer rejects suppression of criticism, urges continued public discourse, and condemns anti Catholic calumny spread since the Manila occupation.
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Mouston
Texas
MacFaul
United States
Philippine Islands
Mena
Ose
Manila
Cabln
H Kong
Clergy Protest for Justice in Philippine School Policy
The Catholic Federation calls for truth and justice regarding discrimination against Catholics in selecting teachers for the Philippine islands. The article argues the Philippine public school system differs from U S schools, being Washington-controlled with outsiders in charge, alien in race and religion, prompting alarm. It defends Americans against Know Nothing era stigma and rejects A P A terror claims, urging fair-minded scrutiny.
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Catholic Federation
Iar McFaul
Post
McFaul
Philippine Islands
Mefaul
Philippines
Washington
Islands
Fo Ft
South
Freeman's Bureau
United States
ALPO
Hoar
Fragmentary notes on public service costs and industry data
Fragmented text references outgoing costs per person, Kansas cattle and horse values, Oxford University spending, New York City expenditures, winter footwear design, a Perian insurance and actuary records context, and a remark on longevity statistics. The jagged OCR yields scattered figures and opinions without a coherent narrative.
Fragmentary Notes On Notable Figures And Events
A jumble of brief mentions covers diverse figures from London society to American officials. References include Mr Balfour’s claimed distinction, Premier Lieutenant Governor Jones of New York, a New Hampshire country life novel, a Viennese artist and his prized timer, and General Howard’s Atlanta visit. The text also nods to Major General Howard’s past at West Point and to General Walker’s Confederate service before noting an unveiling in Maine.
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Balfour
Bart
London
Lord Saliehure
Liewtenant
Governor Jones
New York
New Hampshire
Milter
Aloill
Howard
South Tiketh
Atlants
Maine
W. HH
T. Walker
Atlanta
Eneral Walker
Weat Point
Fireproof Publishing debuts with new Chicago magazine
The Fireproof Publishing Company of Chicago launches a new magazine titled Fireproof. Editor William Lendenin leads the effort, praising the initial issue filled with strong articles. The opening editorial states the magazine’s aim to promote better and safer building construction and to expose what is bad through proof.
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Fireproof Pulishing Company of
Chicago
Fireproof
William ©Lendenin
Mabler
Transmississippi Congress Notice to Beaumont Editors
August letter urges publication of the Transmississippi congress meeting in St Paul with a call for proper representation. It outlines delegate allocations by city county business groups and ex officio delegates, and requests state papers to publish the notice. Wirelss, Third Vice President at Large, Transmississing Congress.
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Beaumont
Texas
Transmississippi
St. Paul
Ety
Afty
United States Congress
Transmississippi Conarese
S. Wirelnss
Transmississing Congress
Texas Song Contest Faces Inquiries on Award Decision
The Texas Song Contest received questions about its outcome after officials stated a formal decision and prize award had been formed. Details are unclear as the text is fragmented and no names or dates are confirmed.
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Tim
Tampering With Tr A Sealed Verse Fragment
A fragmented OCR piece blending poems and stray dialogue. It contains a spoof confession of aging love, flirtation lines, and brief captions like HER ONE PASSION and THE BRUTE, along with scattered dialogue about weddings and occupations. The text shows garbled phrases and incomplete lines from theatrical or literary extracts.
Fragmented notes on journalism and town gossip
A muddled column fragment surveys newspaper life with jokes about editors, profits, and rural print culture. It mocks pompous editors, hints at hometown loyalties, mentions Spokane dispatches and Wyoming travel, and ends noting a dramatic missed chance at a high salary.
Journalism as a Profession in The World's Work Era
The article argues journalism evolved from a vulgar trade into a social service with wide readership and advertising power. It notes editors shaped public opinion, calls for professional dignity, and criticizes sensational papers and crude reliance on profits without ethical standards.
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