Houston Daily Post publication details and pricing
The Houston Daily Post announces various edition formats including Sunday Post and semi weekly Post with different price marks. It lists publication offices in Houston and telegraphic offices in New York Chicago and travel agencies and agents.
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Sunday Post
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Traveliente
Holland
Eeoland
B.A. Thrpp
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Delinquent City Accounts and Authorized Collectors
The notice names Theodore fog Chast Latt and Paul Hobby as authorized collectors for city tills and warns against payments to others without written authority. It emphasizes timely delivery by The Post, and that office employees cannot accept payments or orders.
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Seasra Theodore Fog
Chast Latt
Paul Hobby
Twelve Pages Letter on Governor Gondel Death Fallout
A Worm’s eye view recalls W Bourke Cockran remarks questioning Governor Gondel’s death impact. The piece critiques Taylor and the Republican approach, noting a divide over constitutional power and political blame in the North and East.
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Conkran Volres
Republican leaders fear impact of gold standard push
The piece notes shifting Republican mood as public confidence in McKinley’s re election wanes. It cites finance committee edits to pending measures, debates about gold valuations, and warnings from Kentucky’s Taylor about federal interference and perceived electoral fraud as party divisions widen.
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Turbulent Times Test Kentucky Leadership
The piece rails at political corruption in Kentucky and national policy. It condemns trusts, financial misdealing, civil service violations, and a costly campaign tone. It questions President Taylor’s stance and warns against federal troops in Frankfort amid escalating unrest.
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Treasury Erandal
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Taylor
Kentucky
Solomon
Frankfort
Montgomery Conference to Discuss Southern Race Problems
A planned Montgomery convention on May 8 9 and 10 will discuss the Face problem and other topics of viral interest to the South. The event aims to foster Southern leadership and self reliance in addressing racial questions and social order within the region.
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Voter intimidation claims stir election turmoil in state politics
The piece alleges widespread threats and intimidation surrounding the 18th election, linking violence and armed groups to dampen turnout. It discusses Governor Hirmilew’s response, Republican media bias, and claims of military style tactics by mountaineers, urging lawful democratic process.
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Elactoral
Govarnor Hirmilew
Alliat
Cheage Chronicle
Taylor
London
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Egirde
Political Letters and Opinions Stir Controversy in National Discourse
The piece surveys debates on Senator Chilton and Mr. Fipsley for settlership, critiques the academy and school control shifts, and comments on public finance and bonds. It references Governor Sayers, the legislature, Aguinaldo, and political commentary from the Commercial Appeal and other papers, with digressions on law and public policy.
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Fipsley
Xettieman
Chilton
Tuskegee Negro Conference Plans Sked in February
The annual Tuskegee Negro conference will meet at Tuskegee Alabama under the auspices of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute on February 2 and 22. The gathering is expected to attract a largely attended delegation of representative colored people from most Southern states.
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Meanderings of Your Uncle Cailia in Mexicg Herald
Collis P Huntington plans a Gulf Coast railroad into this country. Reports say he has active support from Bogotá to Washington with detail men gathering hints for celebrations.
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Collis P. Huntington
Gulf Coast
Controversy erupts over Governor Taylor amid Kentucky crisis
A flurry of editorials from Chicago to New Orleans denounce Governor Taylor for adjourning the legislature and using military force. Papers condemn his alleged power grab, warn of dangerous militarism, and call for impeachment or legal restraint in the Kentucky standoff.
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Kansas City Star
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Transmississippi Congress urged to boost regional prosperity
Prof Waterhouse cites German industrial success and US needs in promoting the Transmississippi Commercial Congress. He argues irrigation, deepwater ports, technical education and Nicaragua canal are crucial to economic growth for 2.7 million square miles west of the Mississippi and calls St Louis 1907 expo as a showcase.
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Pacific Coast
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Louisiana Purchase
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St Louis
Houston
Unclear fragment on Taylor and Goebel assassination
Fragmentary account alleges hirelings of Taylor conspired in Goebel murder. Rifle fire from a room near Taylor’s office. Taylor did not act on the investigation. Democrats offer a $60,000 reward. Taylor reportedly silent, with speculation about truth and capture risks.
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Fragmentary Gossip and Royal Misprints Across An Era
A garbled clipping mixes chatter about tariffs on whisky and ale, honors for Lord Curzon, Queen Victoria’s gift, and health whispers about an Iron King. It mentions Rev Dr Loriger’s sermon, Omar Khayyam study, and social figures like Lauibet and Me pifis, all framed in a blurred, era-haunted voice.
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Not Complying Officers Signaling with Chin Regulation Quote
The passage notes British officers failing to follow army regulation about the way of holding the chin. It cites a quote attributed to a commander: "To de sot Aeht with amy chin."
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Incomplete Global Trade and Agricultural Notes
Fragmented text references US share of world commerce in 1888 and 1998 figures, mentions steel production, food plants, and various fruits and vegetables origins. Includes stray notes on drummers, pear varieties, Mediterranean crops, and Berlin railway fare reforms, plus an Indigenous tribe diet.
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United States
Tommy
Mediterranean
Perata
California
Fragmentary courtroom exchange noted in transcript
Witnesses could not hear a conversation between the two spouses in the recorded session. One observer recalls seeing a document or dictionary reference during the exchange, but lacks details on the content or participants. The fragment suggests a tense moment with limited clarity.
Texas political fever over governor race in 1910s era
Columnist describes fierce jockeying around Governor Sayers and potential challengers. Rumors center on ex congressman William P. McLean and other figures while tax bill and corporate interests shape public stance. Impending moves suggest a bold bid could emerge within days.
Prices and politics mix in bloated Springfield report
The article notes rising kerosene costs and questions about oil markets while discussing national politics. It references Rockefeller plans, U S tariff policy, and Secretary Alger amid late 19th century debates on economics and reform. It includes stock figures and mentions corporate dividends in a broad Springfield, Massachusetts context.
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