Sunday Post Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Houston Daily post provides office addresses and publication notes for the Sunday Post and Weekly Post, lists Western and Eastern advertising agencies, traveling agents, and delivery policies. It includes subscription rates for domestic and foreign offices and instructions for payment and delivery reliability.
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Houston
Texas
Matt—Daily and Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Spmi-Watkey Post
Eastern Business Office
Tribune Building
New York
Beckwith
Western
the Rookery
Chi_ KO
S. G. Beckwith
S. E. Holland
E.R. Holland
BB. Throop
J. K. Grist
Cullen bill condemned as pension plunder and political proselytizing
The Philadelphia Ledger ridicules Senator Cullom’s pension measure as a bid to swell military pensions and swell taxes. It argues the plan would bankrupt treasury and reward corruption, urging Congress to halt what it calls a con ference of political plunder.
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Cullorm
Congress
Philadelphia Ledger
Cullen Din
Twerie
Dhieharga
Rowwon
Goldion
Cullen
Iifameous
Cullem
Norge
Witrae Meyer
Hanoi
Nahlon
Ori
Snd
Kipper
Imperialism's Ultimatum and War Costs Highlighted
An article discusses the Philippine war's end costs totalling about 125 million dollars, combining a 75 million budget ask with a 45 million deficit. It notes per household costs and compares wartime expenses to peacetime army spending, questioning the spending rationale.
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Sspaneion
Ape
Imperialism Threatens Farmers and Laborers in Trade Policy
A historical critique argues that expansionist policy and imperialism will harm Western Hemisphere producers. It claims tariffs trap domestic workers with monopolies, while annexation of the Philippines threatens competition from U.S. agriculture. The piece warns that government contracts and combines profit from imperial expansion at the expense of farmers and laborers.
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Philippines
Orient
Far East
United States
Western Hemisphere
Trusta
Ecombloes
Romantic Scrap Heats War Tales Over Colonel Joubert
A sprawling column weighs romance against truth, debunking the idea that Colonel Joubert and General Joubert were the same figure. It cites Louisiana muster rolls, Stonewall Jackson’s corps, and Confederate officers to condemn the sensational tale while noting broader imperial and economic debates. The piece also touches on cable subsidies and political jabs from the era.
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Mr. Lama- Fortoatne
Joubert
Stoniwall Jackson
Stonewall
Jamar Fontaine
Stonewall Jackson
Jackson
Ile
Louleiana
Uiapone
Fontaine
Noisy Artful Dissent Across Cities On Sympathy Resolutions
The text notes Boston City Council and New York aldermen weighing sympathy resolutions for the Boers and Dutch. outcome pending mayoral signature. It mentions Senator Mason pressing Boer sympathy measures, and a petition with 150,000 signatures seeking passage of telegraphs and letters. The prose blends political satire with historical events and odd asides.
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New York
Dorr
Mason
He Han
Houston County’s support seen for Horace Chilton in reviews
A long-drawn discussion notes Horace Chilton’s early work as a printer and his persistence guiding Houston County toward backing him. It mentions competitive views on expansion, cites Sullivan’s stance, hints at editorial positions from Denison Herald and Galveston News, and calls for a Carnegie library to boost Houston’s status.
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Itme
Horace Chilton
Houston County
Win Howey
Colite
Sullivan
Wau
Dawg
Newa
Hinaudcora
Jd Iin
Wantington Post
Citizens debate federal statues funding in Congress
The Springfeld Republican argues against spending over $1,000,000 on statues, listing figures like Spinner, Morton, Longfellow, and Stark while noting many names remain unfamiliar. It questions taxing the public treasury for monuments and highlights historical debate stretching back years.
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Springfeld
Mans
Can&rese
Lomat
Frances H. Spinner
John Morton
William Barrett Travis
Joseph Anthony Mower
Samuel Mahnemann
Hugh Mercer
George Bancroft
Meriwether Lewis
Samuel Cheater Reid
Francis Nash
William Law Davidson
Robert Dale Owen
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Longfellow
United States Treasury
Hahnemann
John Stark
Congress
Ken Franklin Pierce
Wolrier
Manchester
N. H
Jackson and the Bank War Lessons for Gage's Plan
A historical critique argues the United States twice backed government funds to banks without interest, citing Hamilton's 1791 experiment and the 1814 Bank of the United States partnership. It notes Andrew Jackson's 1832 veto and reelection, portraying his goal to end government-bank partnerships and restore government control over revenues.
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New York World
Gage
United States
Hamilton
Congress
Nicholas Riddle
Wee
National City Bank
Bank of the United States
Goverment
United States Bank
Sihouning
Cme
Biddle
Portemouth
Andrew Jackson
Trinaac
Thac Bank
Busines
Mir
Jackson
Lories
Jacksn
Supreme Court
Parton
New York
Clay
William Wirt
John Floyd
Mr. McKinley
Treasury scandal claims private arrangement with banks
A critical column accuses Secretary Gage of shifting the entire Internal Revenue receipts about 200 million dollars a year to a favored bank for profit, with no public accountability. It warns of Wall Street influence and political danger from endowing one bank with government funds.
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Saya
Chicago Chronicle
of & Cable
Honolulu
Guim
Manila
Patriotic Syndicate
Lodge
Gage
Roberts
Treasury
Tookson
United States Bank
Ita
National City Bank
Washington
Wall Street
Cabiniet
Jackson withdraws government funds to end bank partnership
The passage describes President Andrew Jackson stopping deposits of about six million dollars from the national bank. He sought to dismantle the bank's influence by severing government deposits and disrupting the cabinet to prevent a renewed charter, aiming to curb corruption and protect public welfare.
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Jackson
Congress
Hhe
Jenvinis
Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Republicans Respond to Goebel Address in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentucky Republican leaders issue a strong address replying to Goebel’s Democratic document. They defend election legality, accuse Democrats of fraud and intimidation, and urge patriotic citizens to back removal of corrupt measures. The release names Governor Taylor and others as signatories and cites losses and alleged irregular ballots.
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Frankfort
Blackburn
Goebel
Meeank
United States
Senate
Goobal Aid Beckham
Biale
Makosi
Taylor
Burnett
Deboa
Pugh
State Central Committee
St Bay
Goebel Lnn
Kentucky
Louisville
Cavineton
Lexington
Republic
Ittekket
Bradley
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Southern Southeastern Lines Plan Unified Rate Increase
General advance discussed by the Southeastern Mississippi Valley Traffic Association in a meeting at Tarlus St Louis. Executives debated applying higher freight rates across members, with contention over implementation and notice of independent action. Also considered rate equalization across non grain freight via Ohio River crossings and adoption of the Southern classification to govern 1930s rate hikes.
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AML Southeastern
St. Louis
Hivery Railroad
Misalesippi Valley Traffic Association
Ttm
Traffe
Census Supervisors Gather in Houston for 1900 Inquiries
The Census Bureau announced supervisor assembly sites for the 1900 census. Charlotte North Carolina and Atlanta Georgia host January 3, Houston Texas January 5, Memphis Tennessee January 10 and January 12 with Supervisors in various sections to receive census instructions directed by Acting Director Wines.
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Houston
Washington
Census Bureau
Charlotte
Atlanta
ouAry
Texans
Memphis
Teon
Sletant Director Wines
Dawes Addresses Republican Policy and Trusts Debate
Dawes, comptroller, spoke at the Republican rally in Springfield outlining administration policy on trusts and regulation. He urged active competition and possible disintegration of trusts, noting legislative steps to curb price fixing and protect the public. he also touched on the Philippines and war era stances.
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Springfield
Dawes
Meni
Cya
Ing
A Dawes
United States
Georie Dawes
Thia
Philippines
Hoe
McKinley
Hytriel
Populist Executive Committee Meets in Dallas Today
The Bil executive committee of the midday road populists convenes in Dallas to discuss Texas political strategy for next year. State Chairman ail committeemen and Milton Park, head of the national organization, meet in secret talks with no public statement. Reports suggest plans to coordinate with Republicans, but populists deny any coalition and pledge to pursue national, state, and local tickets independently.
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Dallas
Texas
Bradley
Milton Park
Dlonal Organization Committee
Park
Ee Committee
Congress
Bryan Delivers Major Address in San Antonio
In San Antonio Texas William J Bryan spoke to a vast audience at the Menger Hotel hall drawing about 8000 listeners. He discussed finance trusts and expansion and tied his remarks to the coming campaign platform pledging a Chicago style plank.
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San Antonio
Texas
William J. Bryan
Menger Hotel
Bryan
Frank H. Buadick
Democratic Committee
Chicago
Philippines
Paris defends colonies with planned budget increase
Paris reports the government will submit in January a bill to strengthen colonial defense and boost Hort expenditures. The plan calls for 190 million francs over two and a half years, with 50 million to pay off existing debt and 65 million annually for new readers, totaling 102 million francs for the new program.
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Paris
Chamber of Depy
France
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