The Houston Post publication details and circulation info
The Houston Post announces offices at Franklin Avenue and New York Chicago, subscription rates, and city circulation procedures. It names staff and collectors Theodore Bering Chas Lott and A W Palmer, with payment to The Houston Publishing Company. Delivery aimed by 6 20 a m and readers urged to report irregularities.
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Cartiere
Theodore Bering
Messrs
Chas. Lott
A.W. Palmer
Houston Pitsvine Company
President faces choice over Admiral Schley dispute
The piece denounces Secretary Long and the anti Schley campaign, urges the president to act to clear Schley's name, and cautions against siding with Schley’s enemies. It highlights public support for Schley shown in New York at landing and at the New Orleans cotton exchange.
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United States
Admiral Schley
Secretary Long
Craive
Miles
Schley
Belknap
Watson
Brown
Hobson
Congress
Maclay
John D. Long
Germany and the Poles in a Polish Language Crackdown
The article notes Germany's harsh treatment of Poles in Prussian Poland, citing the Thorn school boys punished for studying Polish literature and history. It mentions arrests of protesting parents and possible Russia tensions, with Berlin papers critiquing anti Polish policy.
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Bismarck
Germany
Thorn
Prussia
Prussian
Poland
Russia
Ruasl
Welt Am Montag
Berlin
Poloniem
Thora
Poland’s Partition Reverberates Across Nations
The text argues that Poland may become a distinct nation again as Signor Angherini envisions. It notes that the partition’s crime still affects thoughts on consent of the governed and cites Russia and Germany as the guilty powers whose consequences linger.
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Signor Angherini
Poland
Russia
Germany
Cuba tariff debate prompts calls for protective policy
Articles from General Leonard Wood and editorials in the Independent and New York Press argue over Cuban imports and tariff policy. They warn that reducing duties could hurt U S industries, threaten American workers, and suggest subsidies instead of free trade for Cuba.
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Leonard Wood
Cuba
The
Independent
Congress
San Francisco
Navy secretary and Sehley verdict stir cabinet fate debate
A Washington Post summary notes senators and representatives discuss the Sehley verdict and the two rear admirals who condemned Sehley to avoid forcing Secretary Long from the cabinet. It argues the navy would be disrupted and a sacrifice of Sehley chose as the easier path.
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Tors Waskington
Sehley
Secretary Long
Navy Department
Senator Bailey Joke Recalls Kentucky Colonel Phrase
A Washington Times note recounts a committee room moment where Senator Bailey of Texas teased Jacob Y. Patrick of Kentucky. Patrick insists he is plain Jake, not a judge or Mister, while Bailey notes Kentucky makes it easy to be colonel, just as easy as being a congressman in Texas.
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Tun Hartford
Conn
Times
Dem
Miles Schiry
Root
Hity
Miles
Hart
Senator Bailey
Washington Times
Senator Mason
Bailey
Texas
Jacob YT. Patrick
Kentucky
Patrick
Jake Patrick
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Patrick
Tan
Exas
Beastie Dilley
Cha Speed Waere
Clark
Houston
Hoge
Hogg
Taines
Stephen Noss
Post
Theses-Herald
Jim Mogg
Houston Post
San Houston
Hogs
Chilton
the Times-Trerald
Waco
Dallas
Galveston News
Alvonida Malledor
Mamiin
Danny
Gal-tal
Ft Py
Neer Hashert
Democratic row over Louisiana votes in tariff clash
Washington dispatch notes a Philadelphia Record critique of Louisiana representatives Robertson Davey Broussard and Meyer who backed the Philippines tariff bill and faced party discipline. It argues to resign from the twelve member committee or caucus and questions loyalty to Democratic policy on tariffs.
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Robertson
Louisiana
Davey and
Broussard
Meyer
Congress
Becaus
United States
Messrs
Davey
Breazeale
Ransdell
Rassdell
Democratic Party
Texas
Philadelphia Record
Committee of Twelve
Senator McEnery
Messrs. Meyer
Philippines
Foster
Political skirmishes over The Post Hogg Clark influences
A long column discusses shifting alliances around The Houston Post and governors Hoge and Mogg, noting editorials, party dynamics, and calls to expose manipulation. It cites reactions from newspapers like Washington Star and other papers, and mentions Texas reconstruction debates, disfranchisement talk, and upcoming state politics with references to several editors and regions.
Houston’s Festival Echoes in Panola Watchman View
In Houston the No-Tsu-Oh pageant drew thousands, hailed as a success, and the city values its festive enterprise. The region vows law and order amid crime worries as Houston’s celebrations contrast with ongoing troubles and a failed leadership push for an organized safety effort.
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Waco Tribune
Houston
Nottoc
Bayou City
Enterprise of
Bacchanal Yearning Across Time in Tangled Verse
Fragmented verse piece contemplates returning to a Bacchanal world of passion and nature. It juxtaposes Madier with June and Jane while weaving mythic imagery of vines, roses, and wild blooms against a backdrop of sensory longing and reforming social scenes.
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June
Junie
Nature
Curious Bits of History from The Past in Texas
A fragmented history piece surveys early American figures Patrick Henry Paul Jones and Washington alongside debates on executive power and civil rights. It references Mount Vernon Gunston Alexandria and Virginia, noting proposals and protests about sovereignty, suffrage, and liberty amid political faction pressures and warnings from Fremont Douglass and Greeley.
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Texas
CLC
Minor
Patrick Henry
Paul Jones
United States
Mason
Teil
Navy
Jowrier
Amy
Washington
Alexandria
Burg
Mount Vernon
Gunston
Virginia
Old Dominion
Fremont
Yea Lips
Fred Douglass
Horace Greeley
Clevelandy
Lincoln
Nwty
Texas Anti Trust Law Spurs Foreign Capital Into State
Fort Worth Register reports that anti trust enforcement pushes foreign breweries to Texas. San Antonio notes a local brewer increasing capital stock due to stronger demand as foreign brewers face marketing difficulties. The piece argues the law may effectively attract foreign investment despite anti trust aims.
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Fort Worth Register
Texas
Reiner
St. Lowis
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Tom Siscooo
Laredo Times Reports Oil Shipment to Houston
A terse note in the Laredo Times mentions a large oil shipment destined for Houston. The article hints at industrial activity and the era's economic context without detailing specific companies or figures beyond a per epoch price reference.
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Laredo
Houston
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