Houston Post Publication Office and Subscriptions Notice
Public notice from The Houston Post outlines publication offices, mailing rates, and authorized city collectors for payments. It names the executive offices on Franklin Avenue, foreign bureaus in New York and Washington, and lists city circulation contacts Theodore Hering and A W Palmer among others. It directs subscribers to report missed deliveries by 6 40 a m and requires payments by check to The Houston Post Printing Company.
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Theodore Hering
Merara
Theodore Bering
Charles Lott
Henry Stamm
A. W. Palmer
Tax Hovarow Pararise Company
Why juries fail to convict in Texas murders
The Houston Post argues that convicting murderers in Texas faces obstacles from costly defense appeals and juries drawn from respectable communities. It cites juror weakness, defense influence, and systemic flaws in selecting and managing juries as undermining fair trials.
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Texas
Osing
Nicogieches Sennel
The
Houston Post
Italy's King proposes arms reductions to ease European tensions
Victor Bromanuel reports a current vision of peace as Italy's king aims to curb armaments among the five great powers. The Hague conference, Russia's czar, and renewed Triple Alliance efforts frame a cautious path toward disarmament amid tariff disputes and war concerns.
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Victor Bromanuel TH
William Li
Pruwsta
Uttnohad
Aos Leptin
Vealy
Germany
Li le
Europe
France
Italy
Haly
Austria
Russia
Foots
Hugo Atandinge
Nicholas
International Court of Arbitration
Hague
Esa
Bua
President Roosevelt tops Boer rifle expert at Oyster Bay match
President Roosevelt defeated Commandant Snyman at a summer home target shooting contest near Oyster Bay, setting a remarkable pistol record. A separate note mentions a panther that escaped from the New York zoo.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Snyman
Panther
New York Zoo
Roosevelt Trails Panther Near Oyster Bay
The piece portrays President Roosevelt as a famed hunter in spirit, recalling his Nimrod nickname and pistol accuracy. It claims he is pursuing a dangerous panther that escaped from the zoo to the Bad Lands and notes his calm, steady aim at fifty paces.
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Zoological Park
Roosevelt
Bin
West
Teddy
Mr. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Republican Sugar Policy Causing Western Party Rift
The piece argues protectionist tariffs have benefited Eastern manufacturers and harmed American labor. It notes Western Republicans backed tariff policy while promoting beet sugarIndustry, cites $30 million invested and wide production gains, and highlights the Cuban reciprocity battle deepening divisions within the party and implying a shift away from protectionist unity.
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East
West
Europe
California
Nebraska
New Mexico
Utah
Mighigan
Minnesota
Oregon
Colorado
Washington
Ohio
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Wis
Beat Auwear
Ciba
America Sugar Refining Conpany
Anew Trust
Echome
Mik
Republicana
Southern Press Views Mix Incoherent Commentary
A chaotic collection of quotes critiques American cities and political figures. Mentions Hanna Bryan Pryan and Mississippi Hall of Fame voting plus a Texas evangelist's North Revivals with a white woman baptism photo in Buffalo.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Mississippi Capitol
Jefferson Davis
L. QO. C. Lamar
C. Walthall
J. Z. George
S. S. Prentiss
John M. Stone
George Poindexter
William L. Sharkey
Henry S. Footergaz
Ji le Power
Texas
North
Houston Post
Buffalo
N.Y
Post
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Buffalo Times
Carre
Women temperance group opposes tavern service
A meeting of the Women's Vision of the Church of England Temperance Society deplored the rocco women employed in drinking bars and urged that bartending be done away with. The report also mentions Royal coronation details and editorial leadership of a newspaper, with names cited in unrelated items.
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Church of England
Bartoaile
Edward
Court of Chancery
Nurke Rothe
Newport
Celder
Bert Lade
England
Atlagta
News
Firet Trste
Jotun Temple Graves
Charles Daniel
New Oakper
The
Nova
J. Franko Bechtatustniks
Stray Postscript Snippets in London News
A jumble of notes reports on paper stockings by a Londoner, medical uses of strawberrie, railway capital in Canada, US population share in Liberia, crow measurements, a British officer's will, sugar manufacturing in Italy, British subjects in Paris, and American fashion in London with hieroglyphic belts and a diplomat’s reading of inscriptions.
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Canada
United States
Paris
London
Acknowledgments From The Post Worth Reading
The Post notes receipt of an invitation to the San Antonio International fair from October 12 to 9 promising a larger event. It also acknowledges The Praceck Drum mer from San Antonio and a copy of the eighth annual meeting proceedings of the city marshals and chiefs of police union of Vesna held in Fort Worth. A piece of music Beautiful Rio Grande by Willard Mt Hooper is valued.
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San Antonio
Rio Grande
Willard Mt. Hooper
Cookville
Texan
Skipping of Kipling Triggers Turbulent London Talk
In a curio from New York Sun, Kipling faces mockery as Rottingdean is renamed and Tunbridge Wells readies to know him anew. The piece riffs on Kipling’s troubles with a aunt and sensationalized “trip” culture, noting changes in manners and a Pall Mall Gazette take on eccentric generations.
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Rudyard Kipling
Tunbridge Welle
Rottingdean
Brighton
Wind
Bis
Kaiser's gallant plan for Crefeld garrisoned by hussars
The Kaiser pursues grand courtly schemes at Crefeld, claiming the town will house a crack hussar regiment. Burgomaster readies lodgings as he contemplates christening the unit Frauenhusaren or Tanswelir, while local women reportedly seek gallant lieutenants as dance partners.
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Kaiser
Crefeld
Lower Rhine
Gil
Lima
TRYING TO FLEECE THE FARMERS
The Atlanta Journal notes farmers face manipulated market signals as first cotton bales arrive. Harvie Jordan cites letters from New York cotton exchange figures and Theodore Price to warn speculators seek to depress prices. The piece urges farmers to act prudently, plan finance, and monitor market shifts while banks push for quick cash.
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Atlanta Journal
Poe Harvie Jordan
Cotton Growers Protective Association
Jordan
New York Cotton Exchange
Theodore H. Price
Price
Strone
Muchi
America
Europe
Toome
Hester
Idleans Mori ‘Exchange
Mioniker
Orient
Mir. Heller
Yiyin
Liverpo
McRae
Great Britain
Deerenee
Themelves
Pati Hs
Marst
The Church of the Future Vision by Rev Herbert S Bigelow
The Pilgrim August excerpt argues creedless democracy in religion. The future church rejects dogma and supports social conscience. It calls for abolishing poverty, faith in human potential, and economic liberty through justice and peace.
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Herbert S. Bigelow
Church of the Future
Plas Caan
Exchange Intervals and Voter Clash From Texas Papers
A collage of notes from Texas newspapers covers wartime weather talk, political gossip, and regional concerns. It mentions Big Heart winning a governor race in Osage, Edward VII illness rumors, and local mischiefs including a blind man arrested then released. Weather chatter, Poe homage, and a dig at newspaper bosses conclude the item with varied clippings.
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Denison Herald
Big Heart
Batti
The
Osage
Bacon Rind
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New York Segiment
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Appomattox
Southern Press Views
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Civic Federation
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William J. Bryan
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Twig
Public Life
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Kipling
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Lewis
Ripley
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Treadway
Santa Fe
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Weert
Southern Literary Messenger
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