Houston Post: Publication Office and Subscription Details
The Houston Post announces publication offices at 1101 to 1109 Franklin Avenue and lists city distribution ledgers and rates. It names staff including Theodore Bering and A. W. Palmer as authorized city agents for ads and subscriptions, with guidance to remit payments by check to The Houston Post Company.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Theodore Bering
Art Tolleeting
Lesare
Charles Lott
Henry Sthum
A. W. Palmer
Jashawn
Toe Houstos Porspits Company
Fanineg
Tre Post
Cotton Marketing Advice Cautions Texas Farmers in 19th Century Report
A Texas Cotton Growers Council advisory warns farmers to market cotton slowly to stabilize prices. It urges spreading sales over months, avoiding September sales, and coordinating with merchants to prevent market rushes while aligning with market conditions. The article highlights risks of overproduction myths and stresses prudent planning to protect state welfare.
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Ieee
Mitel
Avila
Cinile
Priten
Texas Cotton Growers
Senator Bailey in clash over perceived slights and rivalries
The article notes ongoing attacks by Northern papers on Senator Bailey over his encounter with Senator Maveridge and other frictions. It cites the August Review of Reviews praising Beveridge for temper amid calls to downplay Bailey’s conduct, while arguing sectional bias colors coverage.
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Senator Valley
Maveridge
Senate
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Indiana
Genator Bovertille
Bailey
Mason
Illinois
Congress
South
Benitor Deveridge
Hailey
Ponteld Ae
Beveridge
Adeae Arentes
Alexander Hamilton
Senators Bailey Spooner Halley Debate Echoes in Senate
The passage praises Senator Bailey as a top democratic debater while noting his personal difficulties. It highlights Senator Spooner as the Republican leader nicknamed the little giant and credits Senator Halley with a landmark defense of States rights during the South Carolina senators voting dispute, suggesting his achievement will be remembered despite Northern sectional criticism.
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Bailey
Senator Bailey
Senate
Spooner Ie
Spooner
Halley
South Carolina
Platts View of Cuba and US Obligations
Senator Platt argues the United States honored a trust to Cuba after independence, framing the Platt Amendment as a contract-like duty. He contends Congress and the White House favored sugar interests over linking reciprocity to Cuba’s bid for stable governance and independence.
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North American Review
O. H. Platt
Connecticut
Platt
Cuba
United States
Feland
Cntone
Congress
Plott
Senate
Owen
Pratt
The New British Premier and Mr Balfour
A review discusses Arthur James Balfour as a rising British premier, contrasting him with Chamberlain. It highlights Balfour’s long public service, leadership of the Irish question, and his ascent to prime minister, noting his character, intellect, and political tact.
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Review of Reviews
A. Maurice Low
Chamberlain
Mr. Low
Mr. Balfour
Arthur Jimes
House of
Cecil
Mipoulis
Balishars
Low
Halfour
Teew Land
Mont Wifi
William O'Brien
Alwasa
Lord Spencer
Ireland
T.P. O'Connor
House of Commons
Chimberlain
Liberal Unioniat
Wiliam Watson
Unearthed Bones at the White House Touch on Presidential Era
The passage notes bones found beneath the White House tied to a vanished presidential era, with speculation about Theodore Roosevelt and the fate of Marie Henriette and Leopold. It hints at political scandal and royal turmoil surrounding historic figures.
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White House
Teddy
Churchill a Politician in New Hampshire Race Rumors
Concord readers hear claims that Winston Churchill will enter New Hampshire politics as a legislator and possibly rise to state senate and Congress. The piece notes a Windsor-Cornish district and cites local insiders predicting a strategic, long staged political path while Churchill works on a book project this summer.
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Concord
N.H
Boston Post
Winston Churchill
New Hampshire
Legista
Granite State
Corttish
Feds
Mint Churchill
Assembly
State Senate
Congress
Senate
Washington
Connecticut
Windsor
Cornish
Marlakwinter
Witema Clarehill
Coonigh
Connecticut River
Sigte
Ty Cartier
Churchill
Ayiey
Abelel
Goede
Che Arent
Alming
Tommy Ela
Ifie
Richard Carvel
Kentucky
Tennessee
Clemente
Jamie
Richard Carevel
Pension Grabs and Southern Patriotism in Spanish War Era
An editorial argues pension applications by Spanish-American War veterans skew north and east, with two thirds of Civil War veterans or later seeking pensions. It praises Southern patriotism, contending many Northern claims were made for money, while the South fought for principle with little per diem pay or pension motive.
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North
Claliue
Highth
Ohio
Massachusetts
Theo North
America
South
Mythical upheavals and floods
Professor Willis L. Moore warns against sensational claims tying Martinique volcanic eruption to Atlantic sea level rise and regional land shifts. He notes global land movements occur over long ages and weather changes depend on sunspots, volcanos, and atmospheric irregularities, urging scientific surveys for conclusions.
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Martinique
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Moore
Scientists debunk Atlantic City tidal wave prophecy
Prof Heilprin ridicules land elevation claims from Martinique eruptions and dismisses fears of a looming continental tidal wave. A colored preacher predicted Atlantic City and Cleveland would be swept into the lake, but no wave appeared and believers return in embarrassment while skeptics note the false prophecy.
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Heilprin
West
Martinique
Atelantic City
Cape May
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Conversations Between Officials Over Beef Trust Case
A dialogue parody shows His Excellency and Knox discussing Littleheld's bill, the beef trust case, and timing of the demurrer. They reference the November elections, court terms, and campaign contributions as they navigate legal and political pressures.
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Dhamatis Persosae
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Whilander
Knox
Littleheld
Knoox
Lincoln
Koon Knox
Billy
Beef Trust
Itinetny
Cortelynu
Cortelyou
Halicack
How Labor Is Organized in the American Federation of Labor
Ray Siam and Baker analyze the American Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers. The federation, founded in 1881, includes 52 national and international unions with 1,250,000 members and 71 affiliated organizations, funding operations through 71,000 dollars in revenue. It advances labor goals through conventions, legislation, and boycotts, promoting higher wages and better conditions.
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American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Federasin of Labor
Fiehtytwo
Loconions
Ely Central Infor
Andres
Hocihes
America
Dalariva
American Federationist
Federation
Hanshen
Publicity and Labor Trusts Debate in Ronton Herald
The Ronton Herald cites Hon. Ahray 5 thewitt on labor levitation and trust publicity. He argues that requiring corporations forming trusts to publish profits would reduce strikes by dispelling misconceptions and showing workers honest information about employers.
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Ronton Herald
Ahray 5Thewitt
Inevitable Result in Tariff Debate Across Parties
The Chicago Record Herald reports growing pressure for tariff revision and denial of three tariffs to aid monopoly. Western Republicans push similar points but with different methods. If no revision becomes a Republican Congress policy, defections toward Democratic success could emerge as sentiment remains unsettled.
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Congress
Desperate Case and Wires Down in Mourning Realms
A fragmented poem and prose vignette mix a desperate case with a widow’s haunted recollections. The text juxtaposes a burglar’s plea, a soured romance, and a stalled connection as a baby’s wake threatens the household, while the bride of June longs for days gone by and a husband who no longer cares.
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June
Exchange Interviews and Texas Monuments in The Eagle Pass Guide
The Eagle Pass Guide marks fourteen years as a fourteen yar weekly noting good editorial and advertising patronage. Meshed with humor on monuments veiling by states, Texas patriotism, and a quip about advertising for marriage for money. The piece cites Texas heroes like Sam Houston and cites Prohibition and Alkali Eye banter in a collage of local newspaper chatter.
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Eagle Pass Guide
Texas
Sam Houston
Houston
Republica
Notable Early 20th Century Figures Scrutinized in Mixed Notices
A jumble of items mentions Mrs A Thorg of St Louis sweeping a street, Prof John Henry Gray tied to US service and academia, and Mrs Stanley Spencer hailed as the first woman aeronaut after navigating the Merlin airship around Crystal Palace. The notes touch on British figures like Sir W G Grace and Sir Edgar Vincent, with references to Ottoman finance and imperial banks.
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A. Thorg
St. Louls
John Henry Gray
United States
S¢ Western University
Gray
Normal University of Harvard
University of Halle
Stanley Spencer
London News
Crystal Palace
de. W. G. Grace
Edgar Vincent
Michael Hicks-Beach
Ottoman Bank
Fragmented Postscript on Urban Costs and Wildlife
The text discusses varying city costs and per capita measures, mentions Liverpool's systems, notes a visitor at a Dusseldorf exhibition receiving a gold watch, and lists birds such as skylark and warblers. It also references Punjab deaths and disease among squirrels, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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New York
Liverpool
Great Britain
Dusseldorf
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Auiitor
A.W. Palmer
Throop
J. H. Barton
S. M. Gibson
Tribune
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Western
S.C. Beckwith
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Atrect
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Houston Purse Company
Philander
London
Bradley-Marting
William Waldorf Astor
Marie Henriette
Belgium
Leopold
Atari
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Caroitel Conversations
Ray Siam and
Baker
Chicago Record Herald
J. M. Lewis
Widow Toughan
Williamson County
Laredo Times
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Huntsville Post
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