Houston Post Publication Office and Subscriptions Notice
The Houston Post lists publication details and postal matters from 1105 to 1111 Franklin Avenue. It outlines subscription rates by month and year, traveling agents, and city circulation procedures. It emphasizes payment by check to The Houston Post Company and directs readers to report missed deliveries promptly.
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Theodore Bering
Theodore Berit
Charles Lott
Henry Stamm
A. W. Palmer
Uinleas
Houston Palatine Company
Question on 1904 Presidential Candidate from William Jennings Bryan
The Times Democrat reports its inquiry to Mr. William Jennings Bryan about a 1904 presidential bid. Bryan replies he will not be a candidate in the next campaign and will stay a private citizen, urging continued support for Democratic aims against wealth and advocating party loyalty. The piece notes Bryan’s influence and calls for unity in the party.
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New Orleans Times Democrat
William Jennifes
Times Democrat
Times Democrat New Cieieans
Lintern
Nets
Lear
Mae
Renae
Dhive
Ani
Lin
J. Baran
Bryan Fe
Bryan
Layne
Democratic Party
Plindeles
Bolt
Ryan
Republican Tariff Reform Debate Signals Shifts in Party
The piece traces Republican tensions over tariff policy as leaders like Batcock and Littlefield face pressure from Democratic opponents. It notes a swing toward tariff reform rhetoric in outlets like the New York Tribune and Iowa Republicans, with critics arguing tariffs keep foreign goods out and raise domestic prices. The article cites industry voices, including Boone Gross of the Little Rock Cooperage Co., and suggests a broader shift as the party weighs antitrust and independence themes.
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Batcock
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Guggs
Democratic Congressional Catamily Committee
Grigga
Philippines
Littlefield
Maine
New York Tribune
Tribune
Washington
Iowa
Union
Boone Gross
Little Rock Cooperage Company
Houston
Steel Trust
Cuba Proposes 35 Million in Debts Challenging Platt
The text notes Cuba’s plan to issue 35 million dollars in obligations and the Platt amendment condition Cuba must balance receipts over expenses to cover borrowed funds and redeem principal. It mentions an apparent deficit and questions Cuba's adherence to the amendment.
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Cuba
Cuba Platt Amendment Fallout and Caribbean Policy Debates
The article discusses U S policy toward Cuba under the Platt amendment, warning that failure to block bond issues could be seen as a government guarantee. It cites potential foreign bondholder pressure, Cuba’s Catholic church property disputes, reciprocity talks, and broader American supervision of Cuba as problematic consequences of partial independence. It also oddly references domestic political notes and royal coronation commentary amid mixed topics.
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United States
Cuba
Congress
Houston crime drop praised amid cautious call for fairness
A public notice from the Algin Leader condemns racial bias in punishments while reporting a Black pastor W S Chinn in Lake Charles fined for carrying a pistol and noting a similar fine in Houston. The piece urges equal penalties for criminals regardless of race and calls for upholding the law.
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W. S. Chinn
Thitel
Lake Charles
Coats
Houston
Oollin
The Promise of Hope Lights Up a Dreary Landscape
A tale describes Frank L. Stauten's poem shared in the Constitution and the impact of its hopeful lines. Letters from Kansas City and Boston show readers embracing the verse, others distributing music to millions and defending the author's rights amid plagiarism claims.
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Ailuata Tournal
Frank L. Stauten
Kansas City
Paiva
Basten Gentienan
Stantor
Carmack Story Telling Lockstep to Public Life
Senator Carmack in Washington with Chairman Griggs of the Democratic Committee is described as genial and entertaining rather than a hot blooded debater. He recalls his newspaper days and shares a humorous tale about a bow legged man defending himself with grit and a playful exchange on chawed gussie.
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Senator Carmack
Washington
Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Carmack
House
Iniquitous Beef Trust Exposé Spurs Legal Action
The New York Herald exposes the beef trust for extortionate prices and cartage collusion. It notes the defendants seek to evade court by legal technicalities while injunctions remain in effect. It cites federal action in Chicago and hints at holding company schemes and foreign competition shifts.
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Dade
Hanna Beeen
Herald
Trust
New York
Chicago
Grosscup
Fae
Weef
Lfhoers
Nolling
Permittel
Bette Cine Corporation
Guin Ip
Scrols
Oeiakaee
Bus
Vieiots Root
Editorials on Diplomatic Incident Prompt Apology
A Chicago Chronicle summary reports a diplomatic incident involving Mrs Squiers and her carriage in front of a hotel. Police stopped the vehicle for violating city ordinance, the mayor apologized, and calls were made for punishment of officers. The piece argues for enforcing local law without privilege.
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Chicago
Hronicle
Myre
Siarne
Puyana
Tbe Pothcensia
Adits
Mira Squiers
Tle
She Capital
Squiers
Forthcomink
Hac Wana
Telterra
Mra
Squirs
Anes
Roosevelt
Mr. Sillicks
Cubs
United States
Russian tariff plan eyed to counter cheap imports
The Charleatan News and Courier reports on a Russian idea to impose differential duties on imports to match foreign prices, aiming to curb undercutting of domestic goods. The New York Evening Post notes Finance Minister Witte’s move could backfire but strengthen Russia’s protection of home industries.
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United States
New York Evening Post
Witte
St. Peteraturg
Saya
Hts Organ
Russia
United
Watte
Evening Post
Congress
M. Witte
Cuban Finance And Public Debt Debate In Havana Press
The Havana press unites behind a proposed Cuban loan of 35 million dollars, arguing revenue and a sinking fund will cover interest. Critics note lack of official Cuban revenue data since the U.S. withdrawal, citing predeparture figures and ongoing unpaid costs of administration and security.
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New York Mail and Express
Havana
Cuba
Tregeury
Palmas
Wood
Hires
Mavani
Cohan
Julia Marlowe and the stage path for an American girl
The stage career of a young American girl rests largely on her own attitude toward acting. If she pursues a serious, disciplined path with self respect, she may earn public notice and dignity. otherwise rewards may fade and the career offer only thin applause and hollow popularity.
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Aeked
Jutia Marlowe Replicao
Perisape Neds
Susie
Hislin
Scandal Over Philadelphia Franchise Sparks Council Debate
A Philadelphia franchise row appears to implicate city leaders and private interests. The article notes a clause permitting underground or overhead wiring and calls for repeal to uncover those behind the deal and protect public rights. The piece hints at broad intrigue and urges immediate action by the city council.
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New York
Philadelphia
Nature
Philadelphia Aitions
The Negro Will Not Migrate and The Case for Staying
The piece argues that Negro Americans should remain in the United States rather than migrate to Africa or other undeveloped regions. It suggests the subject’s home, work, and opportunities lie in America and warns against moving to distant lands for a sense of novelty or progress.
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M. Witte
Congress
Chicago
Merald
Quinn Chapel
Ameero
Africa
Hoe
Beaumont Journal
Houston
Beaumont
Corsicana
Texas
Naval Department
Journal
Exchange
Tolice Department
London
Quebec City and Crown Allegiances Hidden in Fractured Text
A fragmentary OCR passage from the Chicago Record Herald discusses Quebec’s allegiance to the crown, noting a 76 000 figure and French influence in architecture. The garbled text references King Edward and national sentiment shaping official ties and cultural identity.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Quebec
Edward
France
England
Tampering and Vacation Dreams in a Fractured Verse
A jumble of verse and snippets follows a speaker who muses on wealth, travel, and escape during vacation time. The piece contrasts rich versus poor life, with lines about Texas, returning home, and a restless psyche seeking freedom. Interleaved are brief snippets of dialogue and humor from various characters.
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Texas
Exchange Interviews and editorials from the Missouri home desk
A collage of uneased quotes and chatter from editors and readers. Snippets reference discipline on a full stomach, a Houston bartender’s death by poison, editorial battles over advertising, and local notes from The Houston Post The Times and Bartlett News mark anniversaries and tease community news.
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