Houston Post Publication Details and Office Contacts
The Houston Post lists publication offices at 4104 1103 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Ave and details for postal, subscription, and travel agent contacts. It notes editorial and business office locations in Houston and auxiliary offices in New York Chicago and Washington.
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Franklin Avenue
Orrign
Eastern Business Office
Wiliding
New York
Chicaco
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Agener
Office of
Washington
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Ames
Tyro G Street
Strikes Spark Congressional Alarm and Bayou Bridge Critique
A chaotic Houston dispatch argues prolonged strikes threaten national policy and wide public danger. It rails at capitalists for disruption, warns of a unsafe San Jacinto street bridge, and mocks President Roosevelt’s travels while condemning trusts and party politics.
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San Jacinto Street
Mont Peice
Roosevelt Texas trip tests party prospects for 1904
The article discusses President Roosevelt's planned Texas tour and its potential impact on the Republican delegate race for the 1904 national convention. It notes expectations of a courteous Texas reception and hints at strategic significance for party influence in Western and Southern states.
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Roosevelt
Texas
Adymen
Washington
Faithy Rotike
Roozevelt
McKinty
Tim
Téoxos
Hanna admits coal strike cannot be resolved by one man
The piece argues Senator Hanna cannot end the coal strike alone and that only figures like Pierpont Morgan could push operators to arbitrate. It notes the strike harms the nation, questions media roles, and suggests financial leaders influence outcomes while cautioning against sole reliance on mediation.
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Seattle Tabor
Hann Hod
Hania
Ohio
Wien
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Pierpont Morgan
Morenn
Morgan
Mormland
Hanne
Texas
Radical labor clashes and tariff talk fill city notes
A chaotic column notes political shocks as coal strike tensions and trust influence spark debate. It cites alleged tax fraud at the Laceheit Masonic temple and unfolding fraud rumors, while Roosevelt and tariff revisions spark partisan commentary across Chicago and national press.
Newfoundland Fishermen Join Royal Naval Reserve
One hundred Newfoundland fishermen have joined the royal naval reserve. Ireland claims the honor of the first electric railway in the United Kingdom. New England makes nearly 60 percent of the boots and shoes trade. Minnesota wheat crop estimates vary. Japan unveils its first statue honoring a woman near Kioto. Venice pigeons flee after Campanile fall.
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Royal Naval Reserve
Ireland
United Kingdom
London
England
New England
Springtionf
Mass
New Britain
Conn
Minnesota
Hie
Cvieee
Japan
Shijo Nawite
Kioto
Venice
Will of George Carstairs funds orphanage home in New Orleans
The late George Xavier Carstairs leaves his entire estate to establish a home for orphan boys in New Orleans. The will specifies the foundation be built and maintained from the principal and income. The measure reflects the deceased’s philanthropy and long-term commitment to vulnerable youths.
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George Xavier Carstairs
New Orleans
John A. Taylor
Reedsville
Miffin County
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Charles Fliot Norton
Marward University
Ruskin
The
Netherlands
Holland
Patti
Paris
Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
Fragmented Voices in Panola County Open Meeting Remarks
An excerpted page shows a heated, disjointed discussion touching on literacy, culture, and local governance in Panola County. It references exams, shortages, and management plans, with mentions of a forthcoming free distribution and a shifting town project. The text weaves quotations, opinions, and fragmentary names, reflecting a chaotic civic dialogue.
Fragments Recall Debate on Equal Suffrage and Education
Disjointed lines reference suffrage, education, and philosophy with mentions of Carnegie and Colonel Bowers. The text hints at public discourse on rights and institutional roles, interwoven with unclear scenes and fragmented names.
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Carnegie
Bowers
Winowe
Tom Wold
Cettalpte Nota Witown
Paneda Comnte Weil Feeitel Hin
Old and New in the New South Reflections
A reflective piece contrasts old and new South life, noting changes since the inauguration of the New South. The prose laments the melancholy mood amid social shifts and the influence of modern manners on traditional values.
Fragmentary Rant Questions Social Norms and Conduct
A distorted passage questions wartime behavior and gender norms, mentioning a mat theater talk, a ticket on Moket Oto, and men being barred from polite company. It laments social restrictions, smoking proprieties, and debates manners amid a wartime setting with scattered names and events.
Marques Fair Preparations Amid Local Activities
A large crew works at the fairgrounds preparing for the ninth annual fair set for early September. Prominent figures and organizations are listed among local participants as planning continues for the event.
Public School Opens September First in Halletsville Area
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public school opening September 1 in Halletsville area Texas with a list of residents and mentions of election attendance at Cuero. Names include Miss Anak Searcy Delly, Elvinnee, Retehman, Er Echwart, and others. References to farmers meeting at the courthouse Backday and a Cuero convention attendance are noted.
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Halletsville
Falloteville
Texas
Ine Court House
Lott
Anak Bas Searcy
Delly
Elvinnee
Ce Dinher & Retehman
Sme
Sneak Thieves Target Marshall Bank and Homes
Fragmentary police report notes thefts in Marshall Texas including a purse stolen from Mrs Adair and other unspecified break ins. No clear suspects or timeline available.
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Marshall
Texas
Rijenkhieves
Aryera Visived
Mat Bon
Eeotleman
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