Houston Daily Post publication office and rates
This fragment lists Houston Daily Post offices, publication names, and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, semi weekly and weekly editions. It notes addresses in Houston and New York and mentions traveling agents and agency offices in Chicago and Ames building, with payment instructions to the Houston Printing Company.
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Daily Post
Sunday Post
Colum
Eastern Business
le Ribuneuilding
New York
S. C
the Rookery
Chicago
Office of
Washington
Cordent
Ames Building
Iron Street
N. W
Aevoknesron
Houston
Ittc
Nivadat Pebye
Tue
Houston Painting Company
Harvard class orator sparks sectional controversy
A Philadelphia Press editorial rebukes Northern and Southern readers over Roscoe C. Bruce the Harvard class day orator and argues race, miscegenation fears, and regional prejudice shape reactions. The piece contrasts Northern and Southern viewpoints, defends Southern race policy, and comments on Roosevelt era appointments and public discourse.
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Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
The
United States
Harvard
Roscoe C. Bruce
Booker Washington
Harvard University
Roosevelt
South
North
Hoe
Marvard
Booker T. Washington
Southern University
Bouth
Regio
Olor
Cotton Mills and the Philippines Trade Facts
The Charleston News and Courier cites Cotton Mills and the Philippines trade, noting Philippine imports of rattan goods near 9.56 million dollars yearly and surpassing U.S. cotton exports to China. It highlights how Philippine cotton goods imports exceed our exports to China, amid disrupted access to Chinese markets.
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Charleston News and Courier
Philippines
China
Cotton exports to islands show minimal U S gain
Figures detail 1 percent share of shipments to the islands from the United States. Britain leads with 4 23 million, Spain 1 02 million, others total 8 21 million for seven months. Authors note Philippine policy costs and little profit for U S cotton mills.
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United States
Islands
Great Britain
Spain
Switzerland
East Indies
Germany
Hong Kong
China
Japan
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
De Armonds Philippine Speech In The House
The St Louis Republic reports Congressman De Armond’s defense of anti imperial policy in the Philippine tariff debate. He argues against forcible rule of the Philippines and warns the republic must stay true to foundational American principles despite imperialist pressure. The piece predicts passage of the Philippine tariff bill as a foregone conclusion and notes critics mock his stance.
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St. Louis Republic
de Armond
House of Representatives
Spain
Cuba
Missouri
de Armand
Philippines
Ulno
Jundge DeArmond
United States
de Armonid
Congress
Grosvenor
Ohio
Record of federal office holders shows growth in ranks
The Springfield Mass Republican notes the registrar lists 222006 names but excludes enlisted army and navy personnel. The surge is tied to colonial ventures from the Spanish war era. Washington departments employ 5160 staff, up from 19446 two years prior.
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Grand Army of
Taft Philippines commission seeks sweeping power over islands
Washington, December 23. A Star Correspondent reports the Taft Philippines commission asks Congress for exclusive authority to grant municipal franchises and issue bonds, control land titles, insurrectionary funds, and rail and mine laws. The demand faces strong opposition and is unlikely to pass in full.
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Washington
Star
Congress
Taft Philippines Commission
Taft Commission
Oliver Twist
United States
William TH. Taft
T. €. Worcester
L. FB. Wright
Hh, Ide
Bernard Moses
Islands
Suuch
Tialnoanke
Manila
Comminmon
Municipal Board of
Taft
Commission
Philippines
Morning News Snippets From Papers Across Texas and Beyond
A collage of brief items reports on figures in philanthropy, political barbs, and local curiosities. Mentions Andrew Carnegie benefactions, Russell Sage totals, Houston bayou canal talk, mastodon bones near Enid, a Paris fashion forecast, and a Philippine campaign headline twist with deserter David Fagin.
Marconi's Latest Triumph
A New York World article extols Marconi's wireless feats describing advances from Atlantic transmission to X rays and Hertetan waves. The piece compares modern electricity wonders to Franklin's kite experiment and foresees distant communication becoming commercially valuable while noting awe at rapid progress.
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New York World
Marconi
Golconda
Franklin
Dilleriver
Emmy
Linglinh
Petordea Fm
Vision-Laden Poem Mixed With Local Crime Lite
A fragmentary poem mingles dreamy scenes of June meadows with a bold texan crime note about a newspaper office break in in Wester Texas. The piece references a Chicago teacher, a Pennsylvania death, and a New York case of domestic violence, ending with a satirical line about Christmas gifts and a cold dinner.
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Kitchener
Wester Texaa
Chicago
Sante Claus
Pennsylstania
Newspaper talk and editorials on Texas and Houston issues
A fragmentary, era specific item discusses Houston merchants, local papers, and the influence of The Post on Southern readership. It mentions Baptist beliefs, a deceased woman, and critical remarks about lawyers and the Cuero Star, with scattered references to South Texas development and the Post’s Sunday edition.
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Gainesville
Houston
Post
Fost
South
Hoxton Post
Sears
South Texas
Abe
The Post's Special Edition Herald Texas Prosperity
A garbled unreliable notice lauds The Houston Post special edition in Dallas Tires Herald style. It extols Texas industrial progress and the Paper’s role in promoting prosperity, praising the poetical flair and the city’s commercial vigor amid 1920s era business life.
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Dallas
The
Houston Post
Texas
Magnesia
Pyat
Lamar
Carolee
Ethey
Question on Maclay's Naval History Quiz
Appendix to Maclay's Naval History presents a flawed Q A exchange about Sampson and naval tactics. The dialogue asserts Sampson slew a tine with jawbone like Samson and claims victory through the naval board, then devolves into nonsensical lines about Maclay and dirt comments.
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Maclay
Sampson
Sampece
Naval Board
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J. Palmer
Franklin Avenue
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A. W. Palmer
B. B. Throop
Wasittxotos
Courier-Journal
Washington Press
District of Columbia
Recorder of Deeds
Mason and Dixon
Main Street
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Ireneeat Cwarver
Lord Cornwallis
England
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Chaffee
Tyre
Ireland
Kentucky
Gace
Miles
Schley
Dewey
Pixavon
Teddy
Boston
Mercury
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cotton Mills and
Massachusetts
George Frisbie Hoar
Hog
Hoar
Itationa of
C. Antiior Witcams
Andrew Carnegie
Russell
Dellas Times Herald
Waco
Times-Flerald
Hoge
London
Jan Annie Loaprates
Sam
Bayou
Fiouston
Houston Papers
Admiral Schley
Shermay Courier
Wharfin Eagle
Hon. George WV
Enid
Paris
Pittsburg
Indiana
Heenhant Boone
Messrs. Halton & Malton
Nacogdochts Sentinel
Mast Texas 4
Messrs. Halton
Moulton
Moulton Eagle
Mouston
Pon. Thomas
Quitman Democrat
Thomas
Turkey
Ind
Notos
Jorsain
David Fagin
Darkey
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Y Jon
Eliso Herald
Narogdoches Sentinel
Hou
Wotston
Cuero Star
the Post
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