Houston Daily Post notices and delivery details
City information for The Houston Printing Company outlines delivery times and city circulation ledgers. It lists prices for subscriptions and mail options, regional offices, and authorized collectors Theodore Bering Chas Lon and Paul Hobby, with payment by check and delivery deadlines.
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Theodore Bering
Messia
Chas
Lon
Paul Hobby
Sse
Houston Printing Company
Houston
Movement to form South Texas fair and exposition enterprise
Citizens advocate immediate permanent organization to showcase South Texas products and development. Alvin writer P J Wils urges a broad, Houston-scale fair featuring fruits flowers vegetables ores mechanicals soils and local industries, with five stock and racing departments and attractions.
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Houpton
South Texas Fair and Exposition
South Texas
P. J. Wils
Alvin
Houston
Mallon
San Antonio
Tioisiot
Elronic
Bouto
Public sentiment calls for strict enforcement of Texas law
The piece urges aroused public opinion to demand swift punishment for all law violations. It notes Texas has a reputation for lax enforcement and argues against inserting broad indictments to blunt criticism. It contends courts and officers must be backed to enforce existing statutes.
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Texas
Republicans and fakirs fuelled by falsehoods in public debate
A critical examination of Republican factions circulating unfounded claims about the Democratic executive committee. The piece dismisses resignation rumors around Thomas B. Love and Richard Slater, alleges internal party friction under Mark Hanna, and notes varied press reactions and political maneuvers amid financial panic.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Republtican Fakis
Thomas B. Love
Richard
Slater
Ways and Means Committee
Bam B. Cook
National Executive Committee
Cool
National Committee
Love
Ho Waya and
Means Committee
Dallas
National Party
Mark Henna
Mark Hannam
Republican Executive National Committee
Mark Hanna
Public sentiment must drive justice against lynching
The passage argues that delays in criminal trials erode court authority and fuel mob violence. It cites the Humphries lynching as an example and urges prompt, unbiased enforcement of law to restore respect for justice and end lynching through public pressure.
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Humphries
Last Act Theater Rusher Is Attacked In Public Petition
A chorus of readers denounces a theatergoer who dashes for the door during performances, disrupts others, and drags items from seats. The piece calls for suppression of this nuisance until a justified public remedy is found.
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Austin Statesman
Gabriel
Hoe
The Most Compact Speech Made on the Siance Bill
The piece presents a compact eight paragraph critique from a Democratic perspective. Ball of Texas delivers the analysis highlighting the Senate canalute of the canal project and the opposing House stance. The article frames Ball's remarks as a pointed examination of the bill's details and implications.
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Siance
Ball
Texas
Canalute
Plain Facts On Financial Strain From World Gold Standard Debate
The Indianapolis Sentinel discusses global monetary tension tied to the gold standard. Bank rates rise in England and Berlin while France holds gold tight, signaling widespread contraction. Henry Clews notes war in Transvaal boosts gold demand, pressuring liquidity and urging conservatism. The piece argues gold standard beneficiaries fear systemic vulnerability and warns of a world wide stringency.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Wall Street
Henry Clews
Bank of England
Berlin
Bank of Franchi
Bank of France
Clews
Transvaal
Great Britain
Worl
Rance
Germany
Austria
Russia
America
Europe
Thewe
London
Paris
War policies and the Philippines sparking outrage
A Philippine policy critique laments McKinley’s proclamation and the American war, detailing civilian suffering, mass destruction, and Lawton’s death. The writer pleads for action against autocracy, urging representatives to defend humanity and republican principles.
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Pilpinda
McWintsy
United States
Lawton
Joses Lawton
Republic
Bath
Manila
Manila Bay
Odlg
Hayling
Mr. McKinley
Scienov
Fongrosn
Humanity
British School at Rome Aims to Mirror Athens Model
A British initiative in London and Rome seeks to establish a British School in Rome modeled after the Athens institution. The aim is to provide a center for study and research, bridging students from universities with a space for mature scholars to foster intercultural exchange and ongoing work. The move is supported by a strong general committee and aims to join existing European centers.
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Rome
London
Athens
Alvin Mayor appoints delegates to Waterways Convention
Mayor King selects Alderman J. Tolar Alderman J. Despite garbled text names Editor A. J. Betchfield Mr. J. W. Blimp and A. W. Wilkerson president of the Alvin Business League to attend the Waterways convention in Galveston on December 28 with Alvin officials in attendance.
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Waterway
Alvin
Texas
King
Galventon
Hoo
Alt
Tolar
J. ‘Aumming
A. J. Betchfield
J. W. Blimp
A. W. Wilkerson
Alvin Business League
Bailey’s Rise Inspires Praise From Critics in Texas
The article recalls Joe Bailey's political shift and the reverence he earns from peers in Texas. Figures like McEwen and Hearst are cited to illustrate Bailey’s controversial reputation, while supporters note his intelligence, courtesy, and persuasive presence.
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Indiana
Henry N. Johnson
MckKinley
Dolliver
Iowa
James Hamilton Lewis
State of
Washington
Grosvenor
Onlo
Joe Bayers
Nicaragua
Span
Albert Burleson
Johnny. Shep
Nnanen HN
Jondera
Texas
Culberson
Senate
Treat
Foraker
Senator Culberson
Cilberson
Senator Culberton
Congress of the
United States
Chilton
Joe Bates
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Beck
McEwan
In North American
Meg
New York
Balley
McEwen
William R. Hearst
Hearst
McEiwan
Epg
Ewen
Philadelphia
Thay
Gailey
Parageabhy
Mr. Halley
Texang
Siute Ignuré
Hrosius
Ceraulepide
Joe Bailey
Mann
America
Roadere
Crimson Star Among the Texans Near Alva Depot
A poetic fragment describes a crimson star gleaming above a Texas landscape near Alva Depot at Joe Joaquin. The scene contrasts pale lights and a radiant, intense hue, awakening a longing for sunlit warmth and a universal love.
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Joe
Joaquin
Texas
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