Houston Daily Post publication details and delivery terms
The Houston Daily Post lists office addresses at Franklin Avenue and outlines subscription rates, delivery timing, and payment rules. It notes foreign offices in New York and Chicago, along with circulation procedures and authority for advertising and collections.
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Eastern Business Office
Tritone
New York
S. C. Beckwith
Rookery
Hicaco
Ames Building
Tato Gatteet
Ambassadors and Southern publishing drive debate on attire and policy
A long editorial discusses appointing Whitelaw Reid as ambassador and contrasts dress norms with republican identity amid a push to retain Southern publishing and literacy funding. It notes fears of national embarrassment over attire and champions Southern literature and text-book production while calling for broader Southern publishing houses and updated educational materials.
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Len
Whitelaw
Grover
Kimi Hewes
New Jersey
Reid
Uberty
Caramannie
Wittelawanny
Mtaivolioo
Grover ‘Cleveland
America
Neutral Inn: Holland Offers Mediation For Boer Peace
Lord Rosebery's Neutral Inn concept echoed as Holland offers to mediate ending the Boer war. A Dutch commission may engage Steyn and De Wet with home rule under Canadian model, while Britain weighs amnesty and farm rebuilding aid.
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Kuypen
Holland
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Molland
Europe
Oghting Hoora
Laeyds
Lord Rosebery
Cheaterfield
Bouthers Plan Southern Book Printing Venture in Charleston
On February 11 a meeting in Charleston will form a corporation to establish a book printing factory in a Southern city. The aim is to protect historical education and Southern literature. Mr William Chase and other Southern gentlemen are involved.
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Bouthers
Charleston
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William ©. Chase
Marconi
Paderowski
Mixed Weather, Explosions, and Cabbage Notes Across Cities
Fragmented clipping reports a New York blast causing millions in damage, a commentary on New York and Houston policing, and a Weather related aside about cabbage crops. The piece blends odd local observations with far reaching events, reflecting a collage of era style journalism.
Fragmented excerpts hint at varied 19th century urban life
The passages sketch a mosaic of early American life with observations on urban policing, royal pretensions, and social mores. They reference Houston chhatelaine, Chicago meat knowledge, a Virginia couple’s mishap at a Hagerstown hotel, and Democratic journal debates over empire and colonial policy, plus a Sioux lynching report in South Dakota and a quip about Southern Carolina.
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Chicagontia
Prince Henry Ae
United States
Chicago
Texas Division Pioneer of Educational Movement in Daughters of the Confederacy
The Texas division claims leadership in forming children's auxiliaries within the United Daughters of the Confederacy. It argues that independent child chapters threaten core principles and reverence for ancestors. The author advocates auxiliaries under chapter control with no officers or fees until familiar with Confederate history.
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Orenincks
Mra. Reynolds
Reynolds
Durtiermere
Hyde
Texas
Tesar Press
Texas People
Andy Wowld Adil
Children of
Texas Wiviaiot
Ming Troncvant
Cierny
Rihana
Teehhinkint
General Committee On
Ming Rutherford
Ceergia
Ateiloagt
Virginia
General Association
Mises Poppenheim
South Carolina
Virginia Clay Clopten
Alabama
Benevant
Ashe Cay
Alam
Noane
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Association of
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas Division President Urges Retaining Children of the Confederacy Ties
Miss Mary Tee Lloyd founded the Lee Children of the Confederacy in 1896 with chapters in Virginia and other states. Texas Division President Aperra A Dinovanay warns that excluding state divisions endangers the association, urging keep faith with “The Lone Star Never Wanes” and local instruction for Texas children.
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Lee Children of the Confederacy
Mary Tee Lloyd
Virginia
Hot Springs
Matsa
Georgia
West Virginia
Reynolds
Mra
Llaydl
Kentucky
General Association
Texas
Southland
Bright Plains
Idaye
Commonwealth
Aperra
A. Dinnovany
Texas Division
Ty DG
Notable Figures and Events Mentioned in Brief Historical Notes
A collection of short notes cites Herman Ruess celebrating his golden wedding in Cleveland and Colonel Georges Piequart joining Argentine military service in Buenos Aires. Other items reference Andrew Carnegie’s donation bookkeeping, Jay Cooke’s relics at his home, and various claims about U.S. political and Civil War figures and organizations.
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Herman Ruess
United States
We Republican Party
Cleveland
Oni
Georges Piequart
Dreyfae
Buenos
Carnegie Tomt
Andrew Carpegie
Aiaatiende
Asnouithia
Jay Cooke
Jane
Senate
Sherman
Ohio
Morrill
Vermont
I&it
Fanconi- Altioventient
Lewys
Inilisna
Nogroen
Mir Ulinell
Newport
Eliza Hatriniot
Fragmented Postscript Fragments Hint At Global Topics
The readables touch on demography in Australia New York deaths and global industry notes. Mentions of Texas oil, Sahara exploration, Shanghai court case, Russia metric decree and British motor trade profits appear as scattered references in a dense OCR fragment.
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Ouinoo Aeres
New York
Tileatis Oxnertes
Beqlih
Shanghai
M de Witte
Russia
Crofe and Motor Trade Association
Grerce
United States
Fuentes
What Makes a City Great by T. C. Pla
A prose piece by United States Senator T. C. Pla arguing that city greatness rests on the character and education of its people, honest governance, strong financial institutions, and robust institutions. It cites money, banks, trust companies, population, and leadership as key factors shaping a city’s global standing.
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T. C. Pla
United States
New York
Claine
Deep Hostility of the Filipinos
An article argues that public opinion now accepts reports of Filipino desire to live under authorities and institutions as unfounded. It claims military commanders' long-run aims are suppression and rule by force, with oath sworn officials tied to natives openly opposing colonial power.
Spring in Texas and Houston gun violence riffs
Fragmentary verse and prose pieces describe spring scenes in Texas and Houston. The text shifts to violent imagery involving shootings in Houston and Alvin, recalling police, fires, and social unrest amid rural and urban landscapes.
Passing Pleasantries and Salary Talk in Voter Voices
A collage of humorous exchanges from old papers shows a Washington Star voter quipping about deserving office, a Chicago Tribune line on ambition, a Philadelphia Press quip about breakfast love, and jokey banter from Chicago News and Benton Globe.
Editor Robinson Warns of a Looming Crisis in Texas
Fragmented Texas note claims editor Robinson warned readers of a crisis created by hidden forces. The piece alleges mischief among “witch masters” while Texans focus on railroads lumber and crops, with editors absent and a grand feudal system feared.
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Austin Tribune
Robinson
Tribune
Zera
Waco
Bert
Houston Post
Texas
the Tribune
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