Houston Printing Company circulation notice 1902
Correspondence and notices request readers to send payments and inquiries to The Houston Printing Company. City circulation and collectors listed including Theodore Bering and Henry Stamm. All newspapers to be delivered by carriers by December 3 1902 in Houston Texas.
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Roar
Tribune Bolldine
Chitass Crhe
Beckwith
Washir
Wilde
Tare
Goureet
Nwww
Fueriagrs
Houston
Houston Printing Company
Tres Theodore Bering
Lave Bering
Charlee Tott
Henry Stamm
A ' Nea
City Hills
Effies
Houston Welcomes Masene Grand Lodge Then Plans Move to Waco
Houston extends a hearty welcome to the Grand Lodge of Masene and confirms an upcoming relocation of their official home to Waco as soon as arrangements are ready. The author praises Houston as the Texas metropolis and notes the mutual goodwill between the masons and the city, with open doors for the craft.
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Houston
Grand Lodge of
Masene
Mont Cor
Waco
Uoustan
Texas
Rapincal
Virginia Constitution tussle tests suffrage in federal court
The case before Chief Justice Fuller concerns challenges to Virginia’s new constitution and its suffrage provisions. A group of black citizens, disenfranchised by the document, seek a temporary stay to block certification of Virginia’s ten newly elected congressmen, arguing the constitutional convention was invalid.
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Virginia
Puller
United States
Richmond
Fuller
Brite
Johin
Wilke
Supreme Court Appeal Tests State Franchise Provisions
The case seeks review by the Supreme Court, but the ruling will not settle the validity of State franchise provisions under the Fourteenth Amendment. Chief Justice Fuller signals an adverse outcome for plaintiffs, suggesting little momentum against state constitutions not violating the Fourteenth Amendment. Southern franchise restrictions, applying equally to all races and conditions who fail to meet reasonable standards, are deemed within a state's rights.
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Supreme Court
Fuller
President Roosevelt's Message and Related News Notes
The president's message is analyzed as a cautious Republican document praising current prosperity. It avoids concrete laws, hints at general policies like publicity and reciprocity, and touches on tariffs, the Panama Canal, and army navy needs. The Post commends the new Bulletin at Bronson Texas and notes Venezuela debt talks, Manila editor’s free-speech conviction, and other legislative opinions.
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Chother Langiuner
Congress
Roosevelt
Tariff Commission
Wes
Cuba
Panama Canal
Bulletin
Bronson
Sabine County
William A. Fields
Texas
Unclear fragments spark noisy local chatter in Texas
Garbled phrases reference Bosroy criticizing split infinitives and a Beaumont man who shot at a burglar, plus stray remarks about Cory brewers facing outlawed trust status and a senatorial doubt. The text reads as a disjointed snippet with no coherent report or outcome.
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Tun Beaumont
Press Fight Delays Murder Trial in Calvert Case
In a public dispute over press reporting juries, four newspapers faced calls to refrain from printing trial evidence. The dispute centered on whether publishing denials and testimony during the trial would harm justice and prejudice jurors, with factions accusing others of bias and attempting to curb coverage.
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Himpston
Meerinitel Cotit
Colvecon News
Hollety ‘Pos
Hosier Chronicle
Maistin
Contempt Ruling Shocks Morris County Press Group
The Morris county criminal court imposed a ten day jail sentence and fines on the editor and a reporter of a local paper for publishing an abstract of a trial. The Chronicle and The Howston faced harsh scrutiny while others challenged the judge’s order as overreach. Public opinion split as the legal question over press privilege and propriety drew fierce debate.
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Halston Chronicle
Howston, Post
Morris County Criminal Court
Bet
Pape
Cout, Exe
Chronicle
Toremenia
Notable Figures and Royal Intrigues Stir 19th Century Gossip
The piece surveys varied topics from Charl D. Ronhcart declining a frans fee to the United States to royal births and hospital donations. It notes King Victor Emmanuel’s response to Princess Mafalda’s birth, a university bust for Chief Justice Mick, and jokes about Bishop Potter’s marriage. It also mentions English entertainment of German imperial guests and world-class bridge players in Austria.
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Charl D. Ronhcart
Great Britain
Victor Emmanuel
Mafalda
Feosrilique Hospital
St Rope
Free Wespitale
Schuritian
Thera Arta
Cornell
Galdwan Smith
Diberal
Jeremuth Sullivan Mick
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Mary Kimmel Mough
Justice Black
Mary Black Clayton
New York
Bishop Potter
Germany
England
Charles Wig Whe
Dover
Lannon
Aihpones
Span
Austria
Tiss
Public notices and curios of distant lands in postscript style
The excerpt lists varied items from potential Swiss gambling abolition to a Cork dealer offering Irish donkeys, a 27 year old pigeon in Binfield, an eight hour day in Atsisian state workshops, a planned memorial on the Durham coast, Canada railway and canal capital, Krupp’s 66 ton plate, a Yarmovik order for posters, alms houses in Festiniog, Puerto Rico revenue cutter plans, and more.
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Switzerland
Cork
Binfield
Berks
England
Rede
Durham
Dominion of Canada
Krupp
Dusseldorf
Germany
Yarmovik (England
Festiniog
North Wales
Puerto Rico
Honest Plumber Poster Boy Earns Lincoln Paper Nod
Lincoln Journal notes a vow to print the name of any plumber who proves honest. The plea signals a community search for trustworthy tradespeople and invites readers to report such instances to the paper.
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Lincoln Journal
Jampering With Trifles in Winter Sunshine
Poem fragment by J Pr Lewin describing a winter scene and music of nature. The speaker imagines sunlit slopes, cattle, bees, birds and distant countryside, expressing longing to wander alone and enjoy the season’s quiet charm. The text preserves dialect and irregular spelling.
Fragmentary Papa Explanations From a Cracked Page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a round thing with no end and phrases like world, end, and food. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or clear subjects. There are no identifiable people or organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
Fragments reveal scandal and social chatter across Texas pages
Readable scraps show gossip on manners and relationships, including remarks about wealth, desirability, and courtship. Mentions of Miss Teens, Wigold bones, and a deadly pot dainter theme appear amid scattered opinions on weather, Texas life, and local newspapers.
Doubtful State in Indiana Politics Casts Shadows
The Indianapolis news notes persistent doubt about Indiana's political alignment as Republicans hold state-wide majorities but rely on Democratic cross-over voters in past elections. It warns that assuming solid Republican dominance ignores substantial independent support and reformist strains influencing turnout and party strength.
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Indianapolis
Diana
Indiana
Alent
Cenephan Ys
Nike
A Budding Resemblance Seen in Local Exchange
A fragment from the Kanass City Star hints at a conversational scene where two individuals remark on looks and resemblance. The dialogue references a Joplin route and a venerable figure, with brief remarks about appearance and fate.
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Kanass City Star
Glasgow Municipal Socialism Compared With Its Results
The Glasgow model of municipal ownership is examined, showing extensive city control of water, gas, transit, markets, housing, hospitals, and more. Taxation has risen, debt expanded, and profits from municipal enterprises are disputed, challenging the claimed public-ownership benefits.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Sparta
London Times
Corporation of Glasgow
Norte
Cleipsing
O&th
Urewite
Worhout
Shadow of Grover. Political battle over Cleveland's renomination
The piece weighs whether Grover Cleveland, nearing 70, will seek a fourth nomination and third term, amid Democratic splits and Morgan backing. It argues the New York Sun favors Cleveland as a hedge against Roosevelt, while Morgan's influence worries party unity and electoral prospects.
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Memphis
Grover Qlevelind
Mwas
Tti
Tle
Winn
Princeton
White House
Ace
Cleveland
St Canmy
Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Teddy
Faet
New York MC
Clevelant
J. Pierpont Morgan
Rodie States
Euatorntyth
Bette Chevet
Morgan
Houston Post editorial stance sparks mixed reaction
Read as a grocery of opinions, the Houston Post is praised for veering into bold coverage of mob vengeance while editors insist on confronting harsh facts. Citizens debate authority, law, and the role of press in reporting violent acts.
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Post
Times
Point the Way They B Not Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Chicago professors and Harper's collection, with a reference to Nation's SAFE and coach J. S. Clark of Northwestert. It mentions a yearly pittance of $300 and laborers supporting a fast fort to save money, urging workingmen to see this duty.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Aisa
Chicago
Harper's
Nation's Safe
J. S. Clark
Northwestert
Before and After Election in Buffalo Express
A month before the election the report notes political unrest and contentions over anti trust policy and public opinion. The piece discusses reactions to the president and a statesman’s stance amid a contested political climate.
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Higa
Republicad
Washi
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