Post Houston Printing Company Public Notice
The Houston Daily Post weekly semi weekly issue lists publication details, prices, postage, and circulation procedures. It names office locations at Franklin Avenue and lists traveling agents and advertisement contacts, urging readers to report delivery issues and enforce payment procedures.
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Editvertal Agi
Fiir
Carreri
Ns Bering
Theodore Bering
Chas. Lott
Hull
Ose
Houseton Printing Company
Gabecriber
Fis
Holston
Eminent Rail Magnate Collis P Huntington Remembers Nation
An editorial tribute honors Collis P Huntington as a central figure in Great West development. It recalls his rise from poverty to wealth, his role in building the Central and Southern Pacific railroads, and his influence on American industry, politics, and national power. The piece emphasizes self-made achievement and lasting national impact.
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Huntington
Great West
Mississippi
Pacific
Thinsefest
Central and Southern Pacific
Arwe F
Huntigton
Cracker
Stanford
Wopkina
Ikeahis
America
California
United States
Iniquitous Discrimination and Tariff Debate
The Post cites rapid export growth in manufacturing eroding the last excuses for high tariffs. American manufacturers gain at home and abroad, taking trade from foreigners. The piece cites a traveler’s view in the Shop Trade Journal noting the shift away from protection.
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Iword
Debates on Tariffs and Young Voters in the Nation's Mind
The piece argues that protective tariffs favor foreign leather and boots while harming American consumers. It critiques the Republicans for courting the first vote with grandiose promises of a greater America and a strong army, while Democrats aim to educate and appeal to patriotic, principled young voters. It notes merchant mobilization in New York and broader political dynamics influencing the 1908- era electoral landscape.
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America
McKinlvy
Tife
Young America
Republic of the Fathers
Prevent
North Carolina Voting Rights Debate and Conspiracy Evidence
Republicans argue against broad ballot access while critics claim the democracy is governed without consent. The piece notes literacy restrictions and voting age rules. It references a Kentucky debate and a murder conspiracy tied to Goebel, with a defendant identified as a leader.
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North Carolina
Ty la
Kentucky
Goebel
Wharton County and Texas Politics in Conversation
A rough, fragmented report discusses Wharton County politics, Houston influence, and state development. It references the Galveston to Houston bayou project, Texas leadership under Governor Sayres, and local sentiment on infrastructure and agriculture amid ongoing debates about democracy, empire, and economic growth. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper debate on progress and governance in Texas.
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Galveston
Houston
Doltie
Atary
Merclil
Jarkeat
Taxna
Equra
Proclamations on Progress and Politics in State Affairs
Governor Sayers pursues a second term with a focus on ten years of leadership and rapid regional development. The piece condemns detractors hindering town progress, praises military service sacrifice, and critiques proponents of war for profit, while endorsing peaceful trade expansion by the Democratic party.
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Sayers
Durtes
Pest
Othrs
Franklin Aegainet
Democratic Party
Bryan and the Mid West The New Issue Carrying Several States
The piece argues Bryan can prevent McKinley from sweeping Illinois Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin. It claims Republicans fear a shift to Bryan strength in the Midwest and East, while warning against a new empire under McKinley and urging support for the old republic’s civil liberty and law restrained government.
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New York Journal
Bryan
McKinney
Ilinois
Ohio
Mnana
Michigan
Sonia
Breen
Menalcy
Anchteio
Uliuolsna
Willkie J. Bryan
Mis- Slusypi
Todlana
Betanse
Boros
Aimee
Princha
Middle
Tay Republic
Foihere
William J. Bryan
McKinley le
Hb Empire
Correction of a word in the Ware platform resolutions medical
A correction request criticizes a misprint in the Ware platform resolutions adopting a State board of health, arguing the substitution of OUMAL for equitably misstates the distribution of quarantine costs. The writer asserts counties may regulate smallpox cases, while the State health officer enforces funding and compliance, condemning current administration for bias and misapplication of Articles 4340 812 402 4330 in Texas law.
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State Board of Health
Taro
Colorado
Avery
Greatest American Since Jefferson
Critique of American politics arguing the nation has centralized wealth and power under capitalism. The author praises a courageous, principled leader who challenges trusts and plutocracy, urging citizens to demand reform and resist partisan corruption.
The King and The Anarchist in Italy and Europe
A reformist critique contrasts Italian unrest with Swiss republicanism. The piece recalls taxy mobs in Genoa and Venice, cites Naples Rome and Milan casualties, condemns conscription, laments royal brutality, praises Switzerland’s citizen rule, and argues for peaceable industry and national self-government over war. It envisions American strength devoted to arts and industry guiding global progress.
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Italy
Caprino
Michael Angelo
Alen
Wietees
Claus
Burden of Disease on Countryside Immense
A letter from H Harrison M.D. Chief Medical Advisor laments the heavy burden of a foul disease on the counties. He notes lasting financial strain and enduring stigma, urging action to protect residents and restore health. The writer signs RR and M.D. on Lomlalatlam.
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H. Harrison
M.D
M. A
Lomlalatlam
Democratic City Control Highlighted in 1804 Comparison
New York dispatch notes Democratic gains in urban power, stating Democrats now control most large cities. It lists once doubtful or Republican strongholds such as New York, Buffalo, Jersey City, Baltimore, Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, Detroit, Duluth, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and San Francisco.
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Ryan
New York
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Jersey City
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Deroit
Daluph
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
San Franciisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Paul
Goyleville
Indianaapolis
Theinner
Detroit
Duluth
San Francisco
Cincinnatead
A, D
Ticket Scalping Law Upheld as Constitutional
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling in Commonwealth v Keary sustains the 1863 act banning ticket scalping. Judge Porter finds the law valid and operative, not depriving any citizen of rights or property without due process, and valid as a police regulation to prevent fraud. The decision notes scalping’s varied forms and the need for regulation.
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Superior Court of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Keary
Porter
Courts broadly back anti scalping laws argue equal access
The commission supports legislative stance on scalping as constitutional with courts generally upholding anti scalping rules. A 1808 New York decision is cited as a sole exception, while Porter notes its scope was limited to ticket brokers rather than scalping itself. The aim is to standardize resale via accredited agents to ensure fair opportunity for railroad patrons.
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New York Court of Appeals
Porter
What One Woman Thinks In A Summer Humid Era
A fragmentary column lampoons heat waves and fashion, noting weather weariness and social quirks. It hints at household roles and romantic expectations under a scorching season, with satirical asides about marriages and temperaments.
King Humbert Called Loquacious and Wealthy Insured Ruler
Obituary note outlines King Humbert as the most insured monarch with policies totaling 7000.00 and investments of 20,000,000 via the London Rothschilds. It claims he saved most of this from a civil list of 2,600,000, highlighting his wealth and policy coverage.
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King Humbert
Obicago Chronicle
Humbert
Kaine
London
Rothschilds
Fragmentary note on crown mint profits and private income
A fragment notes a remnant of the printed mint of the crown, with most relinquished in 1845. It states that its private income amounted to a year.
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Crown
How to Cook Corn Pulp with Egg Yolk Mix
To a pint of corn pulp add well beaten yolks and salt. Stir thoroughly, fold in stiff whites. Bake in a greased dish for one to serve with roast meat. After mixing, heat fat and drop batter by spoonfuls to fry oyster shape edges. Serve hot as a delicious accompaniment.
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Irving
Information Wanted to the Editor of The Pont
Information requested from Woodbury Louisiana April 10 seeks whereabouts of C Elliot who had two children named Abilicea and Eva. Husband O. Koul disappeared three years ago in Houston. Last known to be in Houston. Any informants welcomed. Adame
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Elbert Hubbard
Euland
Alka
Italy
Genoa
Struselo
Venice
Naples
Rome
Florence
Milan
Che
Pont
G - Woodbury
C. Elliot
Abilicea
Eva
Houston
MIE
Adame
Has No Superior Quinlan Review in Houston Post
The Houston Post notes no superior Quinlan review appears in recent South Ing columns. Telegraphic news and editorials are described as soundly democratic, while state services are criticized for lacking excellence.
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Quinlan
Houston Post
Fragmentary 17th Century Verse Passages Read Aloud
A distorted early English passage shows broken lines and fragments about fate harvest and danger. It hints at a speaker fearing ruin yet sensing a looming shift in fortune, with scattered phrases like I dare not hope and life to peril. The text remains incomplete and hard to parse.
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Mira
Lapin
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