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Office of publication details the Houston Daily Post distribution, offices and authorized agents. It lists carriers, city circulation responsibilities, and collectors for advertising and subscriptions, urging payment by check to The Houston Printing Company and noting delivery by 7 p.m. Readers are reminded to deal only with authorized personnel for payments.
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Cuban reciprocity treaty sparks constitutional clash over revenue
A Houston 1902 report discusses the Cuban reciprocity treaty proposed by the Bate departments of Havana and Washington. It questions whether a treaty can mask a revenue act, given constitutional origin of revenue in the House, and notes opposition from sugar interests and annexation advocates while urging diplomacy and taxation to remain separate.
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Bate
Havana
Washington
Cnuntler
United States Senate
Hay
Congress
Avenue Neandre
Hall
Hall of Representatives
Fenale
Tha Tonke
Executive
Senate
The Mexican Succession And Diaz Era Finance Turmoil
The article discusses instability in South American republics with focus on Mexico under Diaz. It notes a silver price slump hurting finances and reports the resignation of War Minister Reyes. Reyes cites avoiding cabinet embarrassments linked to a kinsman’s newspaper stricture on Finance Minister Limantour. A government note of assurance is mentioned as significant in legal circles.
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Mexico
Diaz
Reyes
Senor Limantour
Mexican political turmoil and a potential ministerial crisis
The article discusses threats to the Mexican government amid calls for cabinet harmony. It recalls Dias and Diaz’s dictatorships, the risk of civil conflict, and the need for prudent leadership to prevent upheaval as succession looms and factions consider the next president.
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Reyes
Conese. Foote Rejects Violence Charge in Water Cure Case
Foote finds the accusation of violence untrue noting that the water cure was given only by request and without force. The court record states the methods used were consented to by the patient and administered accordingly.
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Conese
Foote
Obscure Rail Debates and Oyster Drive Face Turbulence
The fragmented report cites Philander Kiss opposing an advisory move while others back it. A revived oyster industry effort and a rail line dispute mingle with errors and misread phrases, noting Roosevelt and midwestern peace tones amid yesterday’s dampened celebrations.
Washington Shorts and Texan Tales From Capitol Hill
Stories from Washington recall Colonel Bill Sterrete of Texas and Colonel Bure a famed orator. Jokes recount Caesar’s assassination misquoted by Tol, James Hill’s push for Hanna’s presidential nomination, and Roosevelt party rifts over black officeholding impacting 1904 politics. Law exam tales feature Littlefield and a judge author.
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Bill Sterrete
Texas
Texand I Congress
Bue
Lone Star State
Bure
San Antonio
Occasen
Julius Caesar
Tol
Brutus
God
Cesar Ik Sils
Carsar
Betas
Remembering the Author and the Judge's Praise
The narrator recalls a case where TJ's knowledge helped him align with the judge's stance. The old judge approves, praising the young man for answering the question well and showing spire in law knowledge.
Editorial Letter on Vivisection Sparks Moral Debate
To the Editor of The Post Astieville Ni C December 22 argues vivisection provokes cruelty and demands limits. The author cites Dr Gallingre and criticizes vi vets, urging restraint, mercy, and safeguards in science and education.
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Galliiani
Worll
Testimony on Strike Abuse in Chicago Workers Crisis
The article analyzes testimony from a strike era in which immigrant workers and families faced intimidation and poverty. It notes threats against a nonunion man and a woman fired after riding a streetcar during a strike. The piece condemns silence and calls for accountability and open inquiry into labor abuses.
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Chicago Record Heralds
Morkte
Stortom
Evertog
Ani
Wera
Waykeihe
Hinkn
Great Businean People Navatola Review
The Ironston Post on Sunday November 16 presents a poetized page praising Texas printers and merchants. It lauds mechanical perfection in newspaper production and the strong role of Houston business men as trade stimulators and getters.
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Navatola Review
Ironston Post
Texas
Nis
Houston
Standard Oil Increases Price Amid Coal Strike Declares Dividends
The Springfield republication notes Standard Oil raises the price of a product by a penny per gallon since the coal strike began while announcing a dividend of percent, following prior distributions of percent in September June and March totaling forty five percent this year. The piece questions whether Standard Oil is a good or bad investment and critiques its leadership.
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Springfield
Maas
Standard Oil Company
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Igor
Iusta
Sidewalk Upgrade Sparks City Debate in Houston
Houston residents consider new sidewalks now in place while aging sidewalks continue to be used. City officials argue newer paths offer safety and access, while some residents worry about disruption and cost.
Old Sweetheart Memory Haunts Winter Verses
Midwinter medders lie beneath the feet as a speaker recalls a blue eyed sweetheart from youth. He battles memory amid sunshine and ripples until a figure from the past reappears, contrasting days gone by with the present. A Virginia spring is magnetically charged, while a New Jersey death is linked to a Chicago origin.
Bits of humor and rural quips from a period paper
A collage of satirical snippets from small town papers. Jokes about horns and youth play, lines about rural life, misprints, editor jests, and local squabbles. Includes quips on taxes, weather, and mild urban riffs with scattered attributions.
Texas Press Commentary Roast and Regional Quips
A compilation of editorials and satirical remarks from Texas papers. The Velasco World urges more energy for Brazoris, Henderson Times favors using Irish potatoes against boll weevils, Wharton Eagle marks its ninth year with a revamped paper, Pleasanton Monitor jokes about the San Antonio Light’s foreign birth claims, and Be any eight mocks hunting etiquette and gun safety.
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Velasco
Brazoris
Henderson Times
Wharton Eagle
MekKnighe
Eagle
Pleasanton Monitor
San Antonio Light
Houston bowlers seek consolation after loss
A short note from the Delles Times Herald questions consolation for non winning bowlers in Houston. The item accuses the city of a bloody reputation and praises local newspapers for condemning courts and juries for miscarriages of justice and steadfastly criticizing the toll that must ultimately bring reform.
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Houston
Delles Times-Herald
Cameron
Reciprocity by Treaty Sparks House Fight Over Cuba Sugar
In Washington December reports say House leaders oppose letting the Cuban reciprocity treaty go to the Senate alone. They insist the House must voice its role on revenue measures and treaty terms, signaling a bitter, ongoing clash as Congress reconvenes.
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House of Representatives
Honse
Senate
Corygress
House
Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Cuba
Cannon
Wlineis
Joe
Representative Tawney
Minnesota
Tawney
Mr. Tawney
Noah Webster Memorial Institution Formed in West Hawes
A Noah Webster Memorial Institution is formed with Joseph B. Hawley leading the board to build a lasting memorial at West Hawes. Andrew Carnegie reportedly offered to help create a permanent fund of 7000 dollars if subscribers join the effort.
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West Hawes
Joseph B. Hawley
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Noah Webtey
W. Josch
Philharmonic Chestra
Andrew Carnegie
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Amieh
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William K. Vanderhile
Great Meek
Long Island
Mederbilt
Whitney
Congressman Beidler
Cleveland
Massillon
Wests Ile
Sherman
London
Germam
Gacresse
United States
Poe
Rushville
Inde
Strasberg
Goethe
Legal Decisions on Depositors and Carrier Liability
A series of cases outlines depositors negligent in detecting forgeries and failing to notify banks, making banks liable for fraud losses and broker commissions. It discusses injury to passengers from depot conditions, carrier contract liability limits, stoppage notices, reduced fare tickets, and exposure to moving trains affecting death recovery.
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Herman
Great Northern Railroad
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Southern Pacific Company
Constitutional rights and property echoed in presidential trust stance
The text critiques a president's view on constitutional protections and property rights, warning that organized trusts and quasi public powers may threaten individual freedoms. It reflects a debate on governance and industrial interests shaping public policy.
Child Labor Debate Highlights North Attitudes
Testimony before the coal strike mission in Scranton reveals unfamiliar northern views on child labor. The discussion notes bans on underage employment and compulsory school attendance, with violations reported in various regions.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Scranton
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