Houston Daily Post publication and circulation details
The notice lists office addresses and charges for the Houston Daily Post and Weekly Post editions. It names publication offices in Houston and New York, traveling agents, delivery times, and authorized city collectors. It sets subscription rates and payment rules, emphasizing delivery by 6 50 and payments by check to The Houston Printing Company.
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Houston
Texas
Matt
Sunday Post
UNDAY
Eastern Business Office
Af Tribune
New York
S. C Beckwith
Western
Rookery
Cago
C. Beckwith
C. SE. Holland
Travelin
E. R. Holland
B. B& Throop
J. E Grist
Ube City
Theodore Hating
Theodore Bering
Chat
Lott
Paul Hobby
Henton Printing Company
Generous Government Faces Pension Expenditure Debate
The piece condemns expansive pension spending for Civil War veterans and 1860s heroes while critiquing current Spanish American War veterans and Philippine figures. It questions policy, calls for restraint, and notes rising costs and political maneuvering amid national reflection on New Year resolutions.
Slippery Trusts and the Courtroom Battle Against Monopolies
The article argues that Supreme Court rulings do not deter trusts and that evolving methods may sustain monopolies like Addystone cast iron pipe. It claims the Sherman Act cannot easily curb price manipulation, urging new legislation to counter monopoly power protected by tariffs and market walls.
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Supreme Court
Hix
Mvense
Titan
Evading the Law and Tobacco Trust Tactics
The Denver Post reports on a case where the Continental Tobacco Company and its New York headquarters are accused of evading interstate commerce laws. A circular urges jobbers to obtain supplies via the trust’s agents, arguing the trust does no business outside New York State. The piece questions whether lawmaking power can regulate alternate commerce or is subordinate to trusts.
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Hye
Sual Peat
Continental Tobacco Company
Tobacco Triste
New York
New York State
Paper delivery delay prompts plea for action
The Aransas Pass railway schedule change disrupts Galveston News and Houston Post routes to Flores villa over the Southern Pacific via San Antonio. Papers arrive late or in duplicate trains, leaving subscribers frustrated as they miss editions by hours.
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Aransas Pasa
Galveston News
Houston Post
Floresvilla
San Antonio
Resville Chronicle
Aplonio and
Aransas Pass
Newspaper Readers Comment on Scheduling and Expansion
Correspon dents discuss through service delays from Houston to Corpus Christi and other lines, urging better schedules for patrons. Articles from New York Journal and Dallas area papers debate U S expansion, bi metal policy, and Governor Sayers actions amid national economic activity.
Notable Names and Titles Across Arts and Politics Set
A string of brief notes mentions Major George G. Groff M D Bucknell University expert in organics In Porto Rico sanitary work William Whitney and Sir Philip Burne Jones in detail Nor could Julius Kahn California congressman and former actor and stars The Orton family in geology and ceramics Matthew White Ridley and British home secretary son Stephen Phillips the English churchman and educational background Liclus R O Brien Toronto artist and Royal Canadian Academy founder role in Ontario College of Art 1871 broad participation in art circles across North America and Britain
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George G. Groff
Bucknell University
Porto Rico
Wiliam
Whitney
Grammer Schoola
Liclus R. O'Brien
Toronto
Royal Canadian Academy of Fine Arts
Ontario Bouldery of
ArUste
Wan Ite
Denmark Prefers Horse Flead to Beef Among Many Trends
In a roundup of international notes many items surface. Denmark shows a tilt toward horse fleas over beef, Columbia University reports 92000 in anonymous gifts, and Egypt favors the castor oil plant to ward off mosquitoes while Paria plans a women’s college in Washington.
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Denmark
Toman
Washington
Columbia University
Anonymus Christos
Egypt
Paria
Rugland
France
Germany
Norway
Mumeta
Hioineld
Jn Weatphalia
Federal District
State of
Mexico
China
Nokkaido
Japan
Scotland
Tas
le Brooklyn
Oftetal
MGR
Constantinople
Houston stock show sparks plan for larger fair next year
Dr J O Scott of Sherman and local stockmen push for an earlier Houston State Fair start to attract exhibitors and improve stock quality. They praise this year’s turnout of about 150 head of cattle and horses, urge better publicity, outline prize classes, and note gains in barn construction and cattle value regionally.
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Houston
Penfield
al Gvans
Commission House of Strahorn
Hulton & Evans
San Antonio
Dallas
Missouri
Dalla
Port Worth
Exhis
Mir
Power of Banks for Evil and the Wall Street Panic
A New York Journal piece accuses the Standard Oil trust and allied banks of driving a near panic, claiming manipulated credit and government support. It cites Rockefeller, Morgan, Brady, Bigelow, City National Bank, and Roosevelt’s pro trust view as context for a controversial financial conspiracy.
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The
New York Journal
Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
City National Bank
United Trust Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Standard Oil Trust
Washington
Oil Trust
Anthony N. Brady
New Amsterdam Gas Company
Rockefeller
Cear
A. S. Bigelow
Boston
Oid Trust
J. Pierpont Morgan
Waoshington
Treasury Department
Gage
Standard Wl Company
Brady and Bigelow
Morgan Geerously
Republican Party
Ohio
Invernor Roosevelt
State chairman’s stance sparks dark horse debate
He replied that he thought not unless the former State chairman emerged as a dark horse, signaling uncertainty about potential leadership surprises and the field's dynamic.
Turreted Outlook in Turkey and Bond Market Shifts
The article analyzes U S government debt and bond prices amid the Overstreet bill and gold vs coin bond payments. It notes rising bid prices and a market gain for bondholders, with government purchases reducing money stringency and debates on long term savings versus immediate value.
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House of Representatives
Cleveland
Congress
Change from voin to gold on large bond issue sparks critique
The passage cites shifting from voin to gold on 62.4 million dollars of bonds and notes the wider impact on 250 million dollars in bonds outstanding. It condemns the Overstreet bill as a monumental flat, arguing it would shift control from the people to external rulers and force American governance toward a business model.
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Pere Anne Rau
Loz
United States
Aguinaldo
Tuni Kruger
Imperial finance plot echoes in National City bank sale debate
The text discusses a proposed public money transfer to the National City bank, its potential benefits and risks, and questions the legality under 19th century law. It references Secretary Gage, other figures, and hints at broader imperial finance concepts and private control of public funds.
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Ona Kinley
Bart
United States
Jackson
Clevelang
Tha
Euorat City Bank
Wiithes Derbilts
Morgang
Ugar Standard
Haiina
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Depoaiis Bank
New York
Joana Gp
Bank of England
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Spain
United Stats
Vinihia
Power
Haminion
rTgement
Manley
National City Bank Commanding
Financial
Gage
National City Bank
Gages
Ug Wall
Arhit Finance
McKinley
United State
All National Banking Association
of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Imperial Syndicate
The New Philosophy New Orleans Harlequin
A fragmentary quarrel over competition and evolution floods the page. The speaker presses Might and nature as judges of honor while contrasting charity and rivalry. The text invokes Kinley and implies a debate on whether force should govern human affairs.
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Kinley
Wheny Wo
Pay Scales for Army Nurses in World War Era
The article outlines nurse pay in the U S Army during war time. It notes a base rate of 40 dollars per month for service in the United States and lower rates for nurses abroad such as in Cuba Hawaii the Philippines and the Pacific theaters. It mentions supervisory positions and adjustments based on duty location and absence. It also references total leave pay and approval processes for changes to the pay scale.
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Boston
United States
Inao
Rice
Cuba
Tatandea Phillippines
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Quiboy Journal
Lyman J. Gage
United States Treasury
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Tobacco Trust
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the New Philosophy
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