Houston Daily Post delivery and business notes
Public notices list address lines for The Houston Printing Company with rates and delivery details. Authorized collectors are named, payment should be by check to The Houston Printing Company, and late papers are urged to report delivery issues.
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Rumors of China War and U S Policy Stir Minds
The column questions a report of Russia Germany and Japan declaring war on China and inviting Britain and the United States to withdraw. It argues no withdrawal is likely and stresses U S resolve to protect Chinese territory, while noting current political caution amid a pending presidential campaign. It critiques leadership, mentions Teddy Roosevelt era events, and references France, England, and other powers shaping the crisis.
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Medical licensure debate stirs Texas reform urged
A circulated report questions mediva examiners issuing certificates to Texas students to practice medicine from another state. The Post suggests Gov Bayes should order an investigation to consider potential legal changes and a legislative revision to regulate medical practice.
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Times Herald Letter Analysis Sparks Debate Over Texan Politics
The Times Herald prints a long, critical column on Texan political views and figures. It questions the authority of The Times Herald and asks for clarity on editorial stance and congressional candidate Ball's position.
Southern Bayou Love Tale and Photo Tech Fumble
A rambling piece mixes a sentimental bayou romance with a humorous misadventure in developing photos. A speaker recalls love and moonlight while describing a chaotic attempt to photograph a girl and a telephone chat that veers into a chemistry-filled, comic mess. The fragment ends amid political chatter about an upcoming election and party expectations.
Houston Aims to Lead Texan Shirt and Cloth Industry
Houston plans a large scale press cloth manufactory as Texan demand for cloth soars. Authorities say the southern region consumes over 600000 ounces of cloth annually, with Houston seeking to be a pioneer in the new industry.
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Fragmented dialogue on youth and diplomacy across waves
The passage presents a rambling exchange where a vlaitur questions Bobby about becoming a better worker while the youth suffers from discipline. It shifts to caricatures of Li Hong Chang and Wu Ting Fung, mocking diplomacy and Western liberalism, ending with weariness and impatience.
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Doern
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Nie Monk
Not Apathy but Dissent in St Louis Republican Committee
Fragmentary note urges Chaired Haoba of the Republican National Committee to prepare for a November event amid talk of apathy and dissent within the party in St Louis.
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St. Louis Republic
Chairaun Haoba
Republican
Na- Hons
Current magazines feature Stella MacDonald and a World aboard
A long catalog of popular periodicals is described, highlighting Stella MacDonald as a notable British minister’s baby and outlining contents across The Little Chronicle Chicago weeklies, The American Boy August issue, Everybody’s Magazine, McClure’s, and The Great American Industry. It notes photography and features on science telephoning, travel, adventure, and literary pieces.
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Little Chronicle
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Tatas KuLedl
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Stuart Robson
Satara Parker
Open Door Policy and China Debate Stirring U S Politics
In a Washington column, Charles A. Edwards argues McKinley administration policies risk entangling the United States in China and provoking imperial competition with Britain. The piece criticizes open door fantasies and warns of future policy shifts should McKinley lose support, urging a focus on indemnities over further intervention.
Fragmentary political note on Republican tax repeal
A fragment asserts the Republican party seeks to repeal a tax to empower an imperial force and urges watching its new power take shape.
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Republican Party
Beaumont Rate Fight Reaches Beaumont Texas
Beaumont merchants face higher rail costs as Kansas City Southern loses a key rate advantage to Beaumont Texas. A Southwestern Freight Committee circular warns new rates will take effect September 1, reshaping competition with Houston and Port Arthur routes. The move marks a shift away from KCS as a rate lever and signals changes in major trunk-line policy.
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Tragic Dallas Day Amid Shootings and Murky Fatalities
A Dallas blood day ends with multiple gunshots and deaths. James Daniel Wis shot in affray between John Bonner and Clement Long. Bonnier, Long, and others wounded. Gus Roonel, Fort Worth saloonkeeper, commits suicide. John Albert dies from heat. Several residents injured or dead amid citywide unrest and heat.
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Killing at Rockdale in Miam County Murder Report
William Mazon was killed this morning in Rockdale near Trevy in Miam County. Chartsy Lane surrendered to authorities and confessed to the killing. Lane's assailant attacked his home last night aiming at his daughter. the attack was thwarted and the assailant was seen. Magen was reportedly killed on sight. Mazon is described as a one armed man of unknown origin.
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Farmer Paul Jann Xen Recovering After Farm Accident
Beoville Texas August 2 Paul Jann xen, a farmer who fell from the eucend elary of the Fabr Thuradsy night, is resting well and is thought to be out of danger though it will be a long time before he can get up.
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San Angelo Fine Stock Show Dates Changed by Committee
San Angelo Texas executive committee meeting set new dates for the San Angelo fine stock show and contest. The event now runs October 17 18 and 19 with de ls Farr listed as secretary.
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Senator Culberson Begins Texas Trip
Senator Culberson starts a hurried trip to Texas with stops in St Louis and Dallas. He plans to be in Dallas by week’s end and continues travel from Washington.
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State Quarantine Measures and Smallpox Epidemic Policy
In August Austin argues for stronger state and county action to prevent smallpox spread. He proposes mandatory health officers in counties and municipalities, state oversight when local authorities fail, and funding via general revenue to enforce systematic quarantines and rapid response to suspicious cases. He criticizes current health officials for delays and unclear guidance.
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Foreign Markets Drift Amid Global Uncertainty
London stock markets show continued uneven activity with mixed results across sectors. Consols dip as unions seek strike funds, U S rails slide on mounting disbursements, and gold inflows ease money markets.
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Berlin Market Decline Amid Rumors and Mixed Signals
Berlin notes a last week slide in money rates and a 1 percent drop in yields as rumors and small firm activity influenced prices. Iron, coal and rail stocks show uneven moves while German buyers’ attitude softens and US demand hints spark relief despite a warning of further price cuts. A separate Beeville incident reports an elderly Mexican woman struck and killed by a freight train while walking along a rail line.
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Stricken with Paralysis in McKinney Field
In McKinney Texas today J J Stallcup 60 was found paralyzed after hours in a field plowing. He was unconscious but alive and in a precarious condition as physicians treat him for stroke effects.
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