Houston Daily Post publication and postal info
Publication office details for the Houston Daily Post including address 1103 1105 1107 Franklin Avenue and postal classifications. Advertised subscription rates and office affiliations with Tribune and Chicago agency networks are listed.
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Government by Commission and McKinley’s Critics
The piece argues President McKinley relies on commissions like Colonel Rockhill to China, fueling critics who call it cowardly shirking and wasteful. It cites past costs of various commissions totaling over two million dollars, accusing the administration of rewarding political allies and undermining executive resolve.
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Notable Coal Faming Signals British Strain
A historical notice warns of a coal famine in Moyland and England with widespread hardship. The piece stresses coal supply as vital to industry and the navy, noting strikes as an immediate cause and fear of rising prices affecting Britain, manufacturers, and the public.
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Texas mill shutdown shocks Galveston industry
The Galveston cotton mill closure is blamed on disturbances in the Chinese trade and weak home demand. Texas manufacturers debate local competition, machinery, and advertising, with letters from Charleston praising South Carolina mills and urging Texas to push kept production at home.
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Coal and nation’s prosperity in a world market
The senator notes coal fuels industry and outlines global dependence on coal, warning against embargos and combines that could limit production. He cautions that U S coal must be produced affordably despite rising prices and urges readiness for a world market driven by fuel demand.
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United States
Teddy targets veterans of Guba in new tirade
The article describes Teddy attacking the regular soldiers who fought in Guba, claiming they were cowards and that he had to push his plans to force them to fight. He faces bitter criticism from the troops and their supporters, who defend the war record they achieved.
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Bryan Speech at Manhattan Stirs Trade Expansion Debate
An 1890s transcription quotes William J. Bryan arguing against sacrificing American lives or citizens for imperial trade expansion. He questions using American blood to enrich overseas markets while stressing the cost in lives and the need to protect citizens at home.
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Notable Figures Discuss Life Arts and Industry Abroad
An array of quotes covers John D. Rodemnlier on wealth and memory, Joaquin Miller on his posthumous edition, Major General Patyarein memorial plans, Dr. Hideto Theda on Virginia tobacco and cotton, Queen Margherita of Italy’s Rome settlement, a public view of Japan's leadership, and Jerome K. Jerome commenting on London traction and aging in his career.
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California
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Sherman and Tyler press for water and industry growth
The Sherman Register urges visitors to Sherman showing strong natural resources and a new canning plant prospect while Tyler Democrat-Reporter pushes for leadership to mobilize industry. Abilene and Abilene Reporter note regional water solutions and artesian wells as examples for western towns.
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Old World and Paris Mushrooms and Legal Tears
A French mushroom industry yields about 2 million dollars yearly with 500 caves in Seine and 300 workers, while a Tennessee Supreme Court ruling in Porigson v Moon declares tear shedding by counsel improper but allowed in proper cases. A Chinese dancing master Hung Foo Choo plans a religious service inviting all. A beggars league in Saint Petersburg allegedly exploits children to solicit funds, with a wealthy leader taking 75 percent. The text notes a 1000th anniversary of an ancestor and mentions a vague moral about charity.
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Republicans Who Will Vote for Democrat Nineteen Hundreds
A Chicago report lists numerous Republicans from New York to Wisconsin who now support Bryan, citing resignations and shifts over imperialism, trusts, and Lincoln era principles. Names include Henry Keenan, Patrick Egan, General Avery, Sherman, and Croffut, among others.
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Bailey's Enemies Continue Fight After Texas Senate Win
Dallas dispatch reports a faction opposed to Joe Bailey persists in undermining his Texas United States Senate bid. After Bailey’s decisive county losses, foes at the state convention and in Wood Upshur Raines and Smith counties echo attempts to force legislators to oppose Bailey. Bailey publicly challenged accusers regarding Waters-Pierce permit and urged colleagues to repeat their charges before the people. The drama centers on convention delegates and legistlature instructions, with Bailey’s supporters claiming overwhelming instruction in his favor.
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Fragmentary notes on agriculture, architecture and politics
The text mixes crop and harvest figures with a description of pyramids and masonry. It cites a harvest near 4000 carlonds, an average yield of 290 bushels, and a pyramid comparison to Cheops. It mentions Herodotus and a political movement led by Governor Sayers, urging industrial progress.
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The Croton Dam Project at Cornell Site Details
The Croton dam at the Cornell site runs roughly north to south across the Croton river bed about 2% miles above its junction with the Hudesa. It is projected to cost around 5,000,000 and would be among the largest and most extensive works of its kind, marking a major extension of regional infrastructure.
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Industrial Movement in Texas Gains Momentum
The San Antonio Express and The Houston Post note rising sentiment as the industrial movement expands across Texas. They suggest broad political alignment and show strong public interest in the issue as it strengthens nationwide relevance.
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