Publication details and postal rates of The Houston Daily Post
The Houston Daily Post announces its publication names and affiliates including The Sunday Post and Weekly Post. It lists office addresses at Franklin Avenue and payment terms for subscriptions, carrier delivery times, and authorized city collectors Theodore Bering Charles Lott and Hart Hull.
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Houston
Texas
Theodore Bering
Chas. Lott
Hart Hull
Ally Sie
Thouston
Notice to Readers Address and Payment Instructions
Instructional notice directs correspondence to The Hopatomont and payment to the Houston Print Company. It specifies that all descriptions should be addressed collectively and not to any individual.
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Houston
Jou Company
New Jersey Juror IQ Rules Case Verdict Debate
The piece discusses New Jersey juror qualifications and the influence of newspaper reading on forming intelligent opinions in murder trials. It contrasts Jersey methods with other states, noting higher expected knowledge and surrounding-context awareness for jurors and debating juror competence and statewide legal implications.
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N. J
Joanin Boascheter
Cleveland Plate
New Jersey
Adel
The
Plain Dealer
Aipreme
New
Jeryy
Stalin
Paterson
Texas
The Practice of Medicine in Texas Regulation Debate
The article argues against open practice without diplomas, asserting medicine is a delicate, earth and life impacting profession requiring credentials. It rebuts claims that diploma holders form a selfish conspiracy to exclude others and contrasts medical practice with other vocations.
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Texas
Public concern over unregulated medical practice in the state
Governor Sayers calls immediate action to prevent unqualified individuals from obtaining licenses and selling certificates to practice medicine. The column criticizes lax legislature and urges tighter standards, warning of risks to public health and professional reputation.
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Otter
Cateloga
Sayers
Tax and governance turmoil as mayor faces resignation
A transcribed city budget debate reveals dismay over expenses and governance. The piece discusses the mayor pro tem stepping in, the impending resignation, and a call for a transparent accounting of city finances, bonds, receivables, and warrants amid rising costs and newTreasury concerns.
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Houwonn
Chery
Mird
Wihea
Pravisiin
Goliches
Vebruary
Vity Acresary
Counel
Notable Texan Leader Remembered Amid Postwar Reflections
A fragmented tribute to Col. Billet and Texan heritage recalls his diplomatic spirit and moral courage. The piece notes his influence on Texas growth, mentions rebuilding efforts, and weighs postwar policies and public spending in Dallas and statewide contexts.
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John F. Eiliott
Dallas
Echoul
Billet Buy
Dale Gould
Texan
Late Star Commonwealth
Fragmented Opinion and Political Debate Across Regions
A garbled, OCR style passage references exchange interviews, political thought, and debates about governance. It mentions figures tied to the press and public discourse, including references to loyalty, independence sentiments, and possible election talk amid noisy editorials and organizational notes.
Funeral of J C Carpenter A Civil War chaplain dies in Sherman
The funeral for J C Carpenter, born November 4 1818 in Canandaigus New York, is described with his service as a Confederate chaplain and community leader. He lived in Dallas and New Orleans before settling in Sherman Texas where he served as a Sunday school superintendent and continued active in business and church work. The procession included Knights Templar and Shriners, with broad funeral honors from Texas lodges and civic groups. The service drew many attendees and closing prayers were recited by local pastors.
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Dr. Carpenter
Canandaigus
Philadelphia
Lirth Day Mitchell
Sherman
Tom He Carpentan
Noaheile
Tenn
Charles
Mark
John C. Th.omas
George
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Rantiat Surday
Ecupaen
Royal blood and crime mix in a puzzling tale of power
A fragmented account links royal lineage and military power to a curious case of crime and punishment. It notes a grandson of Victoria tied to a potential claim in England while contrasting petty theft with grand larceny. The piece also mentions a Belgian rabbit and rural towns in the Western United States amid a broader tapestry of eccentric local chatter.
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Wiheim
Watherland
Merrie England
Vernon Lobe
Cot- Yon-ta
Unclear text fragment from local page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Saree Mat Texas and a company with references to trust and a person named Sam Twines. The legible parts are minimal and do not form a coherent event or notice. Unable to determine a definite headline or summary from the provided material.
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Texas
Opposition to Smallpox Bill Session Proceedings in Ceintbus Texas
A county court meeting in Ceintbus Texas discusses Senate Bill No 23 on quarantines and smallpox control. Judge J J Mansfield chaired the session with officials Len Ayas Mina, W J Miller, and committee members arranging resolutions and a pending state legislature proposal.
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Ceintbus
Texas
Senate
Austin
Mer
J. J. Mansfield
Len C. Ayasmina
Onan
Wea
Jurge W
Miller
Nesroney
Iled Tor
Jude J. J
C. R. Grohe
BR. H. Harrison
Glenn A. Harber
John E. Heser
Aol
Ehal- 260
Commlie
Lee C. Aras
State of
Fire Rips Noted Foreluna Home in Texas
The home of Quay McCommon at Second Street and Tenth Avenue was destroyed by a blaze in Foreluna Texas on February 3. The structure and furniture were lost with an estimated total damage around 3900 dollars.
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Foreluana
Texas
Quay McCommon
Second Sirent and
Tenth Avenue
Destructive Farm Fire Sweeps Sherman Area
A severe storm and lightning hit a farm twelve miles southeast of Sherman on Saturday. A barn and outbuildings were destroyed, cattle and mules lost, granary and corn crib burned, with damage around 2200 dollars and insurance not covering losses.
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Sherman
Texas
T. & Bhibe
Residence Fire Destroys Home Near San Marcos
The residence of Colonel TD A Glover just south of the city limits was destroyed by fire today in San Marcos Texas. Value 3500. Household effects of occupant Mr Molheony valued at 2500 lost in the blaze. Insurance not known.
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San Marcon
San Mpico
Texas
TD. A. Glover
Cir
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Pittsburg Texas
Fire swept through Pittsburg Texas in February, destroying six to eight wooden structures. The blaze burned from the Cotton Belt depot to the Hopkins residence, with extensive property loss reported.
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Pittsburg
Pittsourg
Texas
Cotton Belt
Hopkins
Losured
Fire destroys stable and contents in Austin Sixth Ward
A blaze at noon in Austin damaged a stable and its contents and harmed the residence of Colonel Littlefeld in the Sixth ward. Estimated value of the loss is $2000.
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Austin
Texas
Colone! Ae Littlefeld
Texas Short Specials Update
Bonham hopes the cotton mill starts by May 1. Ballinger reports Walter Voselsang died from injuries when his horse fell on him. Denton notes a $20,000 tornado insurance on the oil mill wrecked by Saturday’s storm. Henrietta says a flawed contract delays an electric light and power plant by sixty days. Greenville projects multi hundred attendees for the Confederate reunion in Memphis. Dallas editor Bill McDonald leads the Dallas World for the colored readers. Mount Orum Baptist church donates $110 to the Baptist educational commission of the state.
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Bonham
Ballinger
Walter Voselsang
Dentgon
Henriayta
Greabnvilup
Memphis
Daldas
Bill McDonald
Dallas World
Vol Cored
Mount Orum
Baptist Church
Baptist Educational Commission
Pulpit Vacancy Discussed by Avenue Baptist Deacons
Palestine Texas February meeting of Avenue Baptist Church deacons fully discussed pulpit supply after Rev. A. T. Scofield’s resignation. Board to present to Tagular conference on Sunday February 1 and seek steps to secure a pastor. Also planned annual officer elections at the conference amid Anderson county court business.
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Kird
Houston
Wlo H. Ball
Austin
Euerd
J. RB. Cystel
Galwetso
J. P. Reagin
T. NL
Shepoh
OL Cochran
Tyla
Feoir HW
HB. Smith
McKinney
W. Morsn
Deniven
Levi Totten
Shermis
F. Gruble
D. B. Stoddara
Peat Etand
Aduilasion
Ag Dip
Aehools
Palestine
Texas
Avenue Baptist Church
A. T. Scofield
Commissioners Court of
Anderson County
Miners Narrow Escape at Schryver Mines
In Llino Texas on Friday night a hoisting rope at the Schryver gold mine beneath Li an slipped from its drum causing a fall. Miracles saved two miners from worse injuries though others suffered serious shin and skin damage.
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Llino
Texas
Chapman on Trial in Pallas Texas Murder Case
The first witness for the State of Texas testified in the murder indictment against John Chapwas for the death of Constable Pate Balu. Testimony so far differs from earlier introduced material, with court noting variances from the Renner case.
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Chapman
Pallas
Texas
State of Texas
John Chapwas
Pate Balu
Renaer
Odd Fellows Lodge Held in Texas with Installations
The Grand Lodge of Texas proceedings recount charity work at the Dallas hall and list officers and encampment representatives. Donations, home reports, and a plan for permanent improvements are noted, with fraternal thanks to officers and members for their service.
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Pallas
Texas
Odd Fellows
Masuey
Geaud Wik
le Coreaba
Weputy Pes Huil
Delius
Gignd
Sesbehii
Kidad Y Roter
Sip
Ais Cubjanen Gilly
Helever
Gong
Vieewort
Dallas
G. I. J. Barren
Heo
W. W
B. J. Hubbard
Arphass
Moines
Pis Pelej
Omar
Techom
Panole Wiewell Lodge
Maggie Montgems
Livin Tell Lode
Phans
Grate Cemetery
Corea
Osudl
T. RR
GM Odd Fellows
Market Streets
George A. McCorkle
Was Siding
Followlis
C. L. Elder
Harry Sher
Janior
San Antonio
Grand Scribia
Sherman
Ri H. Ragwoll
el Paso
Grand
Repre Robinson
McKinney
F. C. Greiner
de Sot
J. G. Goxsett
Denis
Teentinel
A. MacCorkle
Grand High Pries
Charles Acribe
S. W. Porter
Grood
J. Bell
Denisshal
J. R. Parker
Meeeaxentineals
W. BR
House
Grand Sentinel
L. Bilder
Grand Patrig Grand High Privsp
W. Pe
Gopeatt
Gras Spellmad
Repre
Wienapolis
Ind
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