The Houston Daily Post publication details
The Houston Printing Company advertises postal rounds and subscriptions for The Post with pricing for daily, weekly, and city delivery. It lists offices in Houston and Chicago, traveling agents, and fee terms. It notes authorized collectors and payment by check, plus a reminder to report late deliveries and ensure timely notices.
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Liberty convention at Indianapolis reshapes American politics
The piece argues the Indianapolis Liberty convention marks a historic shift in national politics. It praises courage of conviction and follows McKinley era realignments while noting fierce opposition to William Jennings Bryan and shifts among former Republicans and followers shaping the GOP conflict.
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Arilot
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William Curtis
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Hlaine
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Mingwumps
Todlonapolis
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Jeftery
McKinley
John Mr. Palmer
Nour
Frankness in Colonial Governance Evident in Havana Charter Incident
An article critiques a Havana city charter crafted under Cuban military governance and not submitted to Havana residents for inspection. It argues the charter mirrors American city ideas, ignores local life, and ignores Cuban consent amid broader claims of national social and political norms.
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Postwar policy and Cuban charter debacle discussed
A Houston editorial comments on colonial governance and Philippine policy, noting the Havana charter rejection and urging self-rule for Cuba and Puerto Rico. It laments U.S. military governance and calls for local control, plus coverage of Houston industrial plans and regional development prospects tied to sugar, rice, and electric power initiatives.
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Eagle Lake
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Guy Poselite
Houston
Louisiana
New Orleans
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Prentike Mynger
Global brinkmanship and looming war in a fractured world
The article contemplates a world on edge as Germany and France back a rival power amid hidden conflicts. It questions whether Britain and Japan can resist rising blocs while the United States hesitates between isolation and deeper involvement. It notes urban suburbs facing peril and the limits of early deterrence.
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Germany
France
Hueland
Japan
United States
Jookvron
de Maelytrom
Exchange Interviews Highlight Regional Development and Press Ties
A fragmented extract shows discussion of local promotion by newspapers Sherman Hogiater Madisonville Myteor and Waco Chronicle praising regional growth. It notes Northern investment in Sharith and rail potential between Dattinen Sherman and Galverton, with broader claims on port and bayou traffic and a looming fall business volume in Madisonville.
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Dattinen
Sherman
Ehowa
Moutton
Gulvosth
Wiese
Waco Chronicle
Tourion
Chronicle
Huyton
Galverton
Fragmented World News Snippets From A Distant Page
A garbled collage mentions Wheeling West Virginia a captured cannon a North Sea incident a large fish and a royal park near Buckinghamshire. Other fragments reference Lenten north Baker Minnchester Powell hairdresser Kitchener and historical U.S. politics with unclear dates and places.
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Platt County
North Sea
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Lenten
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Minnchester
Kitchener
Denver
Palmer and Stoekoer
Koolver
Irregular Fragments on Harvards Figures and Political Shifts
The document compiles scattered notes on Harvard biographies, figures like James Clarke and O. W. Ufolmes, and references to Heit Loch former Cane County governor, plus mentions of Myron H. McCord and Arizona politics. It notes letters by Bethy bookseller and Emperor Friedrich amid a broader turbulent political panorama.
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James Prdomon Clarke O. W. Ufolmes
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Myron H. McCord
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Drift from Republicans Shakes Ohio Politics in Chronicle Report
The Chicago Chronicle notes Ohio figures switching allegiance to Democrats, including Cleveland mayoral veteran Robert B. Mitchisson who left the GOP after a factional split. The article cites difficulty for prominent Republicans to defect and suggests limited names publicly revealed amid broader party realignment.
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Mel Winley
Chicago Chronicle
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Robert B. Mitchisson
Cleve- Indlie
Cleveland
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Anna
Ohio
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McKinsey
Purhana
Milowances
Thore
Firat
Abeurdiy
Dromnenes
Goebel Death and Kentucky Political Turmoil
Washington reports the Goebel assassination in Frankfort ties to Kentucky politics. The piece traces Goebel’s plans to concede a contest before the legislature and the ensuing fallout with Democratic factions and corporate influence. It notes General P. Wat Hardin’s Chicago visit and Beckham’s rising prospects against rival Yerkes and Taylor.
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Atlanta Constitution
William Goebel
Frankfort
Goebel
Kentucky Senate
Election Board
Actobel
Jack Chinn
Hmpy
Jack Cummins
Lin
Couvey
Covington
Senate
Gover
Butte
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Ted
Porter
Ianapolis
Indianapolis
Kentucky
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P. Wat Hardin
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Hardin
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Beckham
Beckham and Yerkes
John Young Brown
Great Corporation
Harlin
Drvan
Kertucky
Workingmen Against Trusts Call for Expansion of Government Control
A stream of speech urges workers to oppose trusts while praising capital integration for national growth. It condemns trusts as oppressive monopolies threatening liberty and republican government, arguing for railroad annexation to the federal government and wider state action to curb corporate power. The speaker links trust power to English colonial excesses and calls for decisive measures to protect industry and democracy.
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Unclear fragmentary political commentary and drift
The text discusses republican policies and management with notes on public favor and political change. It references a shift toward or away from the Democratic party, mentions Elmas and PATSY in uncertain context, and notes a perceived lack of radical change.
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Industrial Cottages Aid Poor Girls at Belton Texas
A Belton Texas notice describes Baylor College funded cottages offering education for girls who cannot afford regular board. Inmates work at the home, dairy, garden, and farm tasks to bring living costs to about 1 dollar weekly, plus tuition of 4 dollars monthly. The program prioritizes orphans and economically disadvantaged students, under Mrs Fill Moore Townsend and Ella Yolvington.
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Ella Yolvington
Industrial School for Girls Demanded in Texas Platform
In Greenville Texas on August 14 a Texas convention endorses a state industrial school for girls. The author thanks the Waco convention for supporting industrial education and calls for reforms in education, including manual training linked to public schools.
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Greenville
Waco
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State Convention of Industrial Education
Strug- Kitne Women of
W. Grubb
McKinley and Bryan in Dispute Over Imperialism Critique
A critical discussion argues Mr. McKinley’s prose fails to engage public questions of his era and relies on stilted phrasing. The writer contrasts McKinley’s approach with Bryan, noting a perceived genuine tone in Bryan’s words amid political controversy.
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Hryan
McKinley
DaRiss
Bryan
Lake Charles Proas and Tariff Law Surplus Note
Fragments describe Lake Charles proas and administration organs debating tariff law over a surplus. A man who refused to pair when it became sin claimed he could tell time by the minute hand at thirteen. another says seventeen minutes past.
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Lake Charles
Election prospects in Huntsville district face party split
A garbled report notes tensions in the Tenth congressional district with references to Ochiltree and Hawley, claiming Republican names were elected without Ang licans voting fully. It mentions Hawley resistant to leadership and Tom Ball as possible party leader amid a contentious delegation.
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Huntsville Post
Ochiltree-Hawley
Ll. Dratic
Cehiltree
Hawley
Texas
Tom Ball
Poem Fragment Reflects Domestic Quarrel and Callous Attitudes
A fragmentary verse by Mary Brown describes a tense scene with a speaker planning to return to a place and doing chores while expressing hostility toward a Black man. The voice reveals scornful racial language and a wish for someone to be punished. The piece laments harsh treatment and material desires amid discomfort and fear.
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