Houston Daily Post Publisher and Addresses
The Houston Daily Post announces publication details and office locations. It lists multiple Franklin Avenue addresses, subscription rates, and agency contacts in Houston New York and Chicago, advising correspondence to the Houston Printing Company.
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Roosevelt's Message Misread and Roaring Capital Clash
A critique of President Roosevelt's Congress address, arguing the telegraphed reformers misread his aims, noting tensions over tariffs and reciprocity, and condemning political manipulation. The piece lashes out at officials in Houston, police laxity, and public indifference blamed for violence and disorder while referencing broader national issues and Texas governance.
Senator Hoars Anarchist Utopia Sparks Senate Debate
The article satirizes Senator Toors proposal to confine anarchists in a separate land as a world object lesson. It questions practicalities such as who would be transported and the fate of nonviolent anarchists and their descendants, noting existing opposition and media reaction.
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Oklahoma population tops several states and territories
Oklahoma Territory organized in 1890 now has about 450 000 residents, larger than Alaska and Arizona combined and more than twice New Mexico. It exceeds Delaware Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont Montana Idaho North Dakota Nevada South Dakota Wyoming Utah Oregon, reflecting its growth from a border wilderness opening.
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Negroes as Congressmen and the white supremacy era
Washington dispatch recounts the history of black lawmakers in the U.S. Congress from the first elected African American, J. W. Menard, through later figures like Hiram Revels and Blanche K. Bruce. It notes the long period with no black legislators and traces shifts in representation, highlighting racial barriers and the evolving political landscape into the late 19th century.
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Roosevelt policy sparks Texas exhibit debate in state papers
A wave of editorials from Texas papers discusses Roosevelt's immigration, assimilation, and liberty policies toward Filipinos and Mexicans while urging a Texas exhibit for St Louis. Writers debate federal aims, state pride, and who should push for a proffered showcase amid a chorus of endorsements and critiques.
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Bohemian Dine and London Fog Amid Fragments
A jumble of verse and snippets from The Boston Globe boxed with stray notes describes Bohemia dining as a social retreat with shared language and ritual. The column then pivots to assorted brief news blurbs on vaccination, divorce, royalty, a famous author, and oddities.
Angelina County Voter Notes Opposition to Change in Delegation
The letter argues against replacing Representative S. B. Cooper with Captain J. T. S. Garrison, praising Cooper’s tenure in the state senate and Congress while endorsing Kirby and others as worthy figures. It reflects southern political sentiment favoring experienced incumbents and cautions against frequent turnover. It ties broader reform to a push for stable national representation and notes the National Woman Suffrage Association inviting suffrage delegates to Washington.
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Unclear fragment from Clarksville Times item
Fragmentary text mentions Colonel Sterett and Theodore Roosevelt with uncertain context and missing details.
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