The Houston Post masthead and circulation details
The Houston Post announces publication details at Nos 1101 to 1109 Franklin Avenue Houston Texas. It lists subscriptions by mail with annual and monthly rates and identifies traveling agents. The office coordinates and city circulation charges are specified with payment by check to The Houston Post Company.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Cathy Axn
Oracie
Feaiates
C. S. F. Holland
A. Wy Palmer
Throop
J. H. Barton
S. M. Gibson
Collected Texas readers rebuke Collier’s Weekly Italy jab
An August editorial criticizes Collier’s Weekly for insulting Texans by mocking Texas and praising Italy. The piece urges a response to protect state pride, suggesting Dallas and Houston readers retaliate by boycotting or pressuring publishers.
Supreme Court Justices Aging Tip Ballot Outlook
A historical note discusses the aging of U S Supreme Court justices. It notes the retirement age of seventy with ten years service and lists the ages and states of origin of the nine justices then serving plus Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr as a 61 year old appointee. It comments on balance between Northern and Southern representation and party affiliations.
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Tee Il
Roosevelt Wold
Aupreme Court
United States
Gray
Fuat
Jyelioy Shiras
Jacles Fuller
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Justice Brown
Justice Brewer
Justice Peckhims
Justice McKenna
Justice White
Oliver Wendell Holmer
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts
Peckham
Shiras
New York
Pennsylvania
Fuller
Illinois
Brown
Michigan
Brewer
Harlan
Kentucky
McKenna
California
White
Louisiana
Death of Senator McMillan Stirs Direct Election Debate
The Michigan senator's death spotlights the shift from legislative selection to direct public vote for U S senators. The piece notes McMillan's 1901 term and Burrows's term, arguing that future picks would hinge on party rather than state issues, amid calls for reform and party clashes in Michigan.
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McMillan
Michigan
United States
Burrows
Inter
Republic
State voters weigh party power amid national politics
The piece argues that state elections are increasingly driven by national issues and the pursuit of U S senators, neglecting state legislative duties. It contends direct popular choice of senators would raise accountability and not produce worse men, while independents face guidance from national politics influencing state campaigns.
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Ans
Whellington
United States
Cotton market in the past week shows urgent spinner needs
New York hulls fortified holdings to strengthen the market while raw cotton buyers delay purchases awaiting a deluge of bales. Producers seek orderly monthly sales to avoid glut and sustain demand, noting weather and insect damage as less impactful than price strategy.
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New York
Unis
Ninoat
Roosevelt views split in parties over triete policy
Fragmented text discusses Roosevelt's stance on triete policy, contrasting with Republican lines. It hints Knox and Mexten pushing a tobacco turn and mentions a Republican State convention with tense dynamics.
Roosevelt Knox clash over tariff hate and party future
A Philadelphia editorial mocks critics of President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox, blasting attacks on tariff repeal plans and urging Republicans to unite on core party principles. It attacks Stephenson and Bryan implications, labeling warnings as conservative reactions while predicting Democrat strategy shifts.
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Roosevelt
Iris Atorney
Inditnapalia
Messie
Knox
Congress
Teetotaler’s Dilemma Sparks Dinner Room Gaffe
In Ohio a congressman's resolve to abstain while his wife was away is tested when he pours a drink. She returns and remarks on a past stint stumping the state and his health, prompting a humorous exchange about promises and public vows.
Texas admired as Empire State in Bates lecture
Hon John L Bates told a St South Meeting House audience that Texas could become the Empire State due to vast wealth and population. He traced Texas settlers from Austin to Houston and noted Texas wealth, resources, and growth, while highlighting ties with Massachusetts and a shared national purpose.
Political party battles and state elections across multiple states
The article surveys upcoming elections and party dynamics in New York, Oregon, Connecticut, Louisiana, Iowa, New Hampshire, and other regions. It notes socialists, conservative factions, and shifting representation under new apportionment, with candidates like John Ferry and Henry McCalnin mentioned and discussion of potential Senate term records.
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Oregon
Washington
California
Lovuisiana
Henry KL McCaln
Augustun T. Williems
Louisiana
Telephonic sermons reach Washington churches
The report notes all churches in Washington Indiana are connected by telephone to broadcast sermons at home. It also mentions a Berlin magisterial ruling giving fire brigades priority over troops en route to fires. Locusts infest two Algerian villages, and a French scientist links oxidized metals to ore for future mining. The Tibet lake Askai Chin rises in height, while Dead Sea remains lowest. Moon surface temps and lunar night drop estimates are cited. Vine production and Rhine district tonnage records are reported.
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Berlin
Askal Chin
Tibet
Dead Sea
Rhine
Foe
United States
Consul Ayme Visited by Baltimore and Chicago Figures
Louis H. Ayme United States consul visits his home in Chicago amid talks of annexation by the West Indies. Baltimore Mayor Hughes is noted among those who entertained him at Guadaloupe. Reports say Prince Henry overlooked, though Ayme is said to be eating and sleeping well. Mrs. John G. A. Leishman is mentioned as the wife of the US minister.
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Stephenson
Philadelphia
Kies
New York
Krox
United States
Ister
Turkey
Lloyd Griscom
Persia
Teheran
J. C. Pelton
California
Los Angeles Express
Joel Pelton
Bunker Hill
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Louis H. Ayme
Chicago
Hughes
Baltimore
Guadaloupe
Sam
Prince Henry
John G. A. Leishman
Editorial on Harper's Weekly and Negro Franchise Debate
The Savannah News reprints an editorial attacking Harper’s Weekly for its anti Southern bias and argues the postwar grant of suffrage to Blacks harmed the South. It cites alleged Northern partisanship and notes recent Hawaiian and Puerto Rican enfranchisement debates as evidence of political manipulation.
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Harper's Weekly
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Hawaiian Islands
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North
Republican Party
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Hmingper
Ioad
Auiad
Reyce
White Mint
Politetans
Siegro
Japan
Mawailans
Hawaii
Seholata Anil
Shine Commonwealth
Philippines
Civil Commission
Railroads expand as markets rise and rates fall
A lengthy financial analysis notes expansion in railroad stocks and bond issues as demand for metals and grain grows. It cites Union Pacific, St Paul, Southern Railway and others with gains in net receipts and total earnings for the first half of the year, amid rate wars and increased liabilities.
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New York Herald
Cary Ucense
Niles
United States
Zegnety Milner Yhitlara
China
Smaly
Inne
St. Tanta Net
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Pennsyvani
Butiato
Rochester
Mittsburg
Soutien
Ted Np
Southern Railway
St. Paul's
Philipadelphia Times Portrait of Thaddeus Stevens
The article reflects on Thaddeus Stevens in old age describing his fragile mobility and dignity. It recounts a frail journey aided by two Black carriers and notes a rough travel morning with sleet and frost. Stevens expresses gratitude to the men as he is helped from the chaise.
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Thaddeus Stevens
Representatives
Yesteryear Echoes and Posed Vignettes of Love Laughs
A fragmented collection of poems and humorous quips recounts romance past days and casual wit. The verse laments youth and memory while a cartoonish exchange hints at playful romance and social banter amid scattered lines about love and success.
Exchange Interviews and Oddities From Local Papers
A collage of rural column chatter references the Texas six shooter era and local affairs. It notes Grayson county events, prohibition heat, and a humorous tale about a man divorcing over bicycle lessons, ending with a playful quip about the Ba Werahachin Eagle.
Houston Barre Factory Planned Amid City Boost
Fragmented OCR notes describe Houston plans for a barre factory and civic efforts to aid the city. The text recalls tensions in a habeas corpus case and a fatal gunshot incident, with mentions of Worth Register and local railway travel, plus social observations at a ticket window and a devout reader seeking a road to Houston.
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Worth Register
Women Invade New York Theater, Arts League Exhibition
The piece discusses women breaking into theater and managerial roles in the arts scene, noting women directing at Montauk and other venues. It contrasts the limited presence with signs of progress, mentioning figures like Hecht and various theatre leaders, and questions whether space will expand for women in entertainment.
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Woman's League
Hecht
Montauk
Norfolk
Chicago
Charles Frohman
George Tydy
Kirke la Shelle
League
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