Houston Daily Post masthead and office listing
The fragment shows the Houston Daily Post masthead and publication details including offices at Franklin Avenue in Houston Texas and post office rates for Daily and Sunday Post by mail. It lists editors officers and multiple associated offices and agencies in New York Chicago and Chicago travel agents.
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Fatfrid
Postorfich
Houston
Texas
Mall—Dairy
Fe Sunday Post
Foreign
Eayterm Business
Tribute Fuulding
New York
S.te Tein
Western
the Rookery
S. C. Backwith
C .S. E Holland
E. & Holland
BB Throop
J. Grin
The Post City Circulation and Authorized Collectors
The Post lists city circulation rates and specifies Theodore Bering, Megara, Chas. Late, and Paul Hobby as authorized collectors for all city bills with advertising and subscriptions. It instructs that no payments be made to others without written authorization, advises paying large ad accounts by check to The Houston Painting Company, and notes delivery expectations and payment terms for the Saturday issue.
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Theodore Bering
Megara
Chas. Late
Paul Hobby
Houston Paining Company
Ian Bry
Senator Morgans anti trust resolution in the senate
The piece argues Morgan may trigger a clash with the administration as his anti trust resolution targets contracts and combinations that fix prices or manipulate markets across states. It notes Supreme Court limits, warns trusts will evade Sherman acts, and suggests the measure will be debated to reveal McKinleys stance and Hanna's possible reaction.
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Morgan
Senate
United States
United Suines
Pro-Trust Administration
United States Supreme Court
Adiyvston
Companien
Trinity Ma Om
Adyston Pipe Concern
Refie
Supreme Court
Mr. McKinley
Mark Hanna
The Civilization of Oom Paul Debates Africa's Narrative
A discussion on President Kruger and the Boer leaders challenging British wartime narratives. The piece notes shifts toward independent information sources, critiques Britain’s news dominance, and argues for recognizing the evolving dynamics of South African civilization and military prowess amid global scrutiny.
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Loti
Oom Pau
Kruger
Bie
Civilization standard in Boer war debates and political digs
A杂 text discussing civilization by military metric in the Boer War context, praising Boer leadership under Kruger and Churchill’s remarks, while critiquing British policy. It blends broader political commentary on currency reform, labor, and tariffs with references to U S and British figures, and notes on Dom Paul, McKinley, and Kitchener.
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Kruger
Great Britain
Kimberley
Mare King
Ladysmith
Africa
London
Winston Churchill
Dom Pauls
Notable Figures Move Across Cities and Offices
Mrs. Carl Birnkowsh once famous as Clara Louise Kellogg now makes New Hartford Conn her home. Prof. Jowiah Royen plans to Scotland to continue Gifforrd lectures at the University of Abor een. Joseph fm. MeFes to establish in Baltimore a poor man’s hotel. Congressman George B. McClellan of New York is famed as a top story teller in the House. The two new congressmen from Malno, Almont and Damon, are seen together. Lord Panteerote is seen with Lady Pounrefoto leaving the capitol via Pennsylvania Avenue. Rep. Robert W. Toster led the fight against Roberts, and was born in New Liston in 1852 and educated at Madison Academy and Western Reserve.
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Carl Birnkowsh
Clara Louise Kellogg
New Hartford
Conn
Hartford
Jowiah Royen
Scotland
Gifforrd
University of Aboreen
Joseph Fm. MeFes
Salvation Army
Baltimore
Salvationists
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
George B. McClellan
Jag
Meséra
Charlee Lutttofleld
Amon Il
Atlen
Ongrésaman
Malno
Ty Lady Pounrefoto
Robert W. Toster
Roberts
Ikhean Otin
Rock
Western Reserve
Ile
New Liston
Madson Academy
Western Reserve Collene
Ant Bean
Miscellaneous 1900s notes span cities and wars
The itemized clippings report diverse notes from New York’s telephone exchange and haunted homes in London to Russian finances and a Chicago tunnel for wires. It mentions potato yields in Detroit, Newport Arch in Lincoln England, Annapolia naval academy’s new library, a tuberculosis sanitarium at Fort Bayard, free medical services by Philadelphia doctors, a new Susony law increasing school salaries, and pigeons in German, French, and Russian war departments.
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Oculistas
New York
Ayate
London
Chicago
Detroit
Lincoln
England
Newport Arch
Great Trottain
Annapolia
Naval Academy
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Philadelphia
Susony
France
Russia
God Liely
Peace as Christmas Call to End War in South Africa
The President urged by The New York World calls for mediation before Christmas to halt the South African war. It cites Washington and Grant on peace, cites The Hague plan, and notes Senate petitions by Mr. Mason backing peace moves and arbitration as civilized substitutes for war.
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New York
Washington
Grant
Sheerman
America
South Africa
McKinley
Senate
Mr. Mason
Not a New Industry Beaumont Journal
A Beaumont Journal excerpt argues Texas rice farming is not a new industry. It cites a 1848 United States Gaseteor noting 1850 Texas harvested 89 916 pounds of rice grown along the Brazos river between Washington on the Brazos and the river mouth. It questions the farming methods used by Texas rice farmers in 1850.
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Beaumont Journal
Texas
United States
Moody Evangelist Dwight L Moody Dies in Northfield
Dwight L Moody, the famed evangelist, died at noon in Northfield Massachusetts after a long decline from overwork and heart weakness. He collapsed during Western meetings, returned home to Northfield where physicians labored to prolong life, and uttered about heaven as he faded. Funeral plans aim for next Monday at noon in the Congregational church with burial at Round Top on the seminary grounds. Moody's schools close for Christmas as messages of sympathy pour in from admirers nationwide.
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Fort Northfield
Masa
Dwight L. Moody
Mr. Moody
West
Kansas City
Northfeld
Wood
Hodside
AL FP. Fitt
Wool
Moody
Fit
Will TN. Moody
Dr. Wool
Congregational Church
Seminary
Dwightaman Moody
Northfield
Mays
Bostom
Elis
Ore
Plymouth Iersymouth
Chicago
Ana Segan
Ex governor Boles outlines Democratic issues for 1900
Horace Boles of Iowa, a former governor and Dem party figure, presents a list of policy stances for 1900. He argues against military power abroad, supports Philippine independence on honorable terms, Cuba's freedom, opposition to a large standing army, tariff reform, trust opposition, a government controlled currency system, and unlimited legal tender for all government currency.
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New York
Howard Boies
Iowa
the World
Waterloo
Philippine
Elanda
Cuba
H. Coavele
Congress
Horace Boles
Dwight L Moody Evangelist Dies After Revivals and Bank Crisis
Kansas City November 22 Dwight L Moody, the renowned evangelist, died after heart trouble while in Kansas City. His storied career included vast revival meetings in New York Chicago and Europe. He founded Northfield schools and a Chicago biblical instruction center and was known for plain direct preaching that inspired conviction. The day after his final sermon crowds totaled about 15,000 as his condition worsened en route home.
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Atlantic
Europe
Ira U W. Sankey
England
New York
Moody How
United States
Chicago
Northfield
Moody
America
Kansas City
Dwight L. Moody
Convention Hall
Mr. Moody
Nils
Day of unrest in Boston financial circles unsettles markets
In Boston the Globe National Bank receivership rattled bankers and brokers. By day’s end the market showed cautious relief with no bankruptcies reported and the money market steadied as the Clearing House Association issued temporary relief certificates. The Globe reportedly received 5000 dollars yesterday, though further assistance from the Clearing House was refused.
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Boston
Beston
Globe National Bank
Stock Exchange
P.O
Globe
Glob Bank
Texas Specials Report Mixed Weather and Local Incidents
In Texas towns from Navasota to Fort Worth, conditions vary as after heavy rain wheat looks fine and many acres have been harvested. Reports include sports injuries at Polytechnic College, a fatal leg injury, a deputy sheriff’s gunmisfire, a hoarding house matinee, and a suspicious blast near a Presbyterian church. Local crimes, thefts, and robberies are noted along with road delays, turkey shipments, and a gin company’s new press run days after a half month of rain.
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Kopparl
Navasota
Bud Pinkham
Cleburne
Lawson Smith
Fort Worth
T. B. Davis
Polytechnic College
Weatherford
Settle
Rusk
Matthews
Kellum
Tehvacana
Maalinox
Greenville
Hunt County
Luling
San Marcos
Laredo
Hardesty
Mexico
Anna Powell
Fred
Grpenville
Weld & Neville Company
Mmankgors
Oberaters
Hale Selens
Ieee
Ceneral G. M. Dodge
Worth
Heaven
Aleses
Worth S Stes
Jeni
Ho ‘ Mornay
National Convention Planning in Populist and Republican Circles
A fragmented 1898 era text discusses populist conventions and a proposed Omaha agreement. It notes June 19 as a tentative date for a national committee meeting to fix convention timing and questions whether to align with Democrats or invite other parties. It mentions Senator Butler and Republican executive committee opinions on synchronizing conventions and pursuing a national ticket.
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Washington
Willaay
North Carolina
Ple
Advange
Butler
Omaha
Republican Party
Pune
Anti Goebel Efforts Spark Kentucky Political Maneuver
In Frankfort Kentucky anti Goebel forces weigh contesting the gubernatorial race. Talks of organizing a senate majority and formal conferences in Louisville over the holidays aim to decide if a fight to control the legislature will be mounted. Voting blocs and leader disputes shape the plan ahead of upcoming sessions.
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Frankfort
Goebel
Ageernor Tanner
Dem Marehall
Louisy
Tom
Foraker denies authorship of GOP plank dispute
A December Washington letter reports Foraker rejecting claims that he drafted the Republican platform plank. He states no GOP member drafted it nor adopted it by force, asserting the plank has no link to him or any other individual.
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Foraker
Washington
Payne
Werrlamy Senstar
Trooter
Proctor
Kohlsaot
Jny
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