Houston Daily Post comes to readers in December issue
The Houston Daily Post announces publication details and pricing for its daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It lists offices in Houston and New York Chicago and details about circulation and subscription rates.
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High tariff questions dominate 1890s budget talks
The piece argues the Dingley tariff is already high and revenue must be lowered not raised. It cites government deficits and surpluses, notes record highs in prices and production, and questions whether a statesman can propose reducing protection while maintaining economic stability.
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Matter of class rates stirs Texas railroad debate in Austin
Report from Austin notes a November 17 gathering of traffic men to oppose proposed class rate reductions by the railroad commission. The commission argues for fair competition with outside interests, while railroads fear large rate cuts. The piece discusses authority, state manufactured goods, and railroad alignment with St Louis and Kansas City interests.
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Rail lines resist cotton rate cuts amid Texas freight debate
Texas railroad spokesmen argue against reducing cotton, lumber, and cattle rates as state lines rely on St. Louis and Kansas City routes for profits. They contend any cut would benefit consumers, not producers, while urging the commission to act in step with earlier rate considerations.
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Democratic Policy in Congress in 1902 Party Power Play
The piece argues the Democratic minority can gain leverage in a divided Republican majority. It urges unity to block splits, push key issues, resist reciprocity, oppose the Panama can al vote, and keep the Philippine question before the public while citing the Paris Peace Treaty. It frames a Kansas City platform rally as path to power.
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Reduction of Southern Representation Causes Debate in Congress
A long editorial argues against Moody's resolution to reduce southern representation, noting constitutional conflicts under the Fifteenth Amendment and the Supreme Court's central role. It cites Massachusetts educational and property qualifications and predicts the measure's unlikely adoption amid Republican opposition. It also critiques political headlines and jokes about national figures and local curiosities.
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Political Controversy and Education Funding Debate
A fragmented political notice discusses the Democratic National Convention, exclusion of Chinese migrants, and plans to move toward Africa. It mentions a court inquiry into Schley, a water company lawsuit, and educational funding by Canute, with broader implications for Chicago University and national subsidies.
Hill County Seeking Immigrants to Farm and Prosper
Hill County calls for German and Scandinavian immigrants to settle small farms, plant orchards and vineyards, raise stock, and support self-sufficiency. Merchants are urged to assist in attracting these settlers to boost local prosperity.
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Are Republics Ungrateful A Letter To The Palestine Post
A reader laments a disjointed review of republican aid to Liberty efforts and details long-tailed claims for Haym M. Salomon. The letter lists various House and Senate reports from multiple congresses about compensation and reprints, noting unpaid claims and historical context. It cites 19th century figures and proceedings, raising concern over recognition of benefactors.
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Waters of the Rio Grande in dispute over water rights
Washington reports on a long congressional debate led by Senator Calderson and Representative Stephens over equitable distribution of Rio Grande waters and a proposed dam at El Paso. A federal commission led by General Anton Biles studied irrigation impacts, Mexican claims, and border issues, recommending storage at an international reservoir and cautioning against upstream dam construction.
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Congress Debates Salomon Revolutionary War Memorial
A fragmentary report notes no positive evidence of the Committee of the Fort Concrees and references a 1852 bill to strike gold medals for Haym Salomon. The bill, reported favorably by the Library Committee, awaits consideration with related Senate and American Jewish periodical references cited by Simon Wolf.
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Brown Eyes in Verse and Political Rants Mixed
A fragmented OCR blends a sonnet on brown eyes with political jibes. It praises brown eyes as beautiful and powerful, invokes Cleopatra and Antony, then shifts to a garbled street-level remark about Lane of Alabama and a candy venture, ending with a garbled note about a man and his friends.
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Texas Political Notes Hit by Unclear Scrutiny
The Tiros-Herald questions candidates and driver Thigg Weaca while Congressman Keliers hints at a possible dropout. A striking note claims a new district formed disadvantages Cameron Herel, and Farmer Shaw withdraws from the race. The piece calls for a governor with real public contact and critiques industrial platform fatigue amid four candidates.
Recommendation for Mr. Oushey's College Presidency
A dated, handwritten endorsement praising Mr. Oushey as a fit and capable leader for the college. The letter argues his education, character, and broad experience make him a strong candidate for the presidency, noting his diligence and community impact.
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