Public notices and billing details from The Houston Post
The Houston Post lists subscription rates and delivery terms for the Daily and Sunday Post, with prices for various periods. It names Theodore Hering as city editor in charge and Adam Palmer as traveling agent, and warns not to pay collectors other than authorized staff. It also notes payment by check and delivery by 6 o’clock.
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Houston
Texas
We Sunday Post
T. Theodore Hering
Messra Theodore Fing
Chas. Lott
Bart Hull
Matager
Houston Printing Company
Houston Festival Correspondence Address Notice
Community correspondence guidance states all mail and payments for the Houston Printing Company must be made payable to Houston Printing Company and sent to The Houston Fest. The notice directs business and editorial inquiries to the festival’s central address for standardized handling.
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Houston Fest
Houston Printing Company
Mutual Trade Growth Urges Regional Commercial Ties
The article argues for expanded commercial intercourse between metropolitan centers and surrounding areas. It notes benefits from direct exchanges, shorter travel, and quicker transactions, urging Houston and other cities to adopt active trade relations to stay competitive and avoid being outdistanced.
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Bukera
Kansas City
Ira Membera Inca
Corry
Banaia Cy
Marice
Kansas Chry
Houston
Cuban Constitution Question Sparks Diplomacy Debate
Reports from Washington warn that Cuba’s constitutional draft excludes the United States and Britain from any binding relations, risking a grave international crisis. The text says Cuba aims for full independence with no guaranty for external ties, complicating U S policy and potential war fears.
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Cuba
Hiss
Britain
Debate over Cuban protectorate and American influence
The passage argues against U S plans for direct protectorate over Cuba. It warns such policy would weaponize Cuba into an American state and violate Congress pledges to a free sovereign Cuba. It cautions against provoking Cuban opposition and harming national honor.
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Cuba
Congress
Maytr
San Domingo
United States
Cubs
New Republic
Washington
Arma
Public ownership debate blocks steel industry shift
The piece argues against municipal or government control of key industries. It warns that public ownership invites corruption, inefficiency, and political meddling, while private or corporate management would better serve the American public. It cites political figures and warns of patronage if control rests with government.
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New York
Cerner
Troy
Saya
Carnegie
Philippines
Ant
Mark Hanna
Watt Quay
Tom Watt
Epolle
George Pe Alitidae
New York Canal
Othe
Matt
Ceri
Hia
Aldridge
Nie Samp
HK Camus
Fragmented Discussion on Lobby Bills Across Legislatures
The Chattanooga Times notes a stalled anti lobby bill in Tennessee and critiques lawmakers for fear of lobby influence. It highlights public frustration with inaction, calls for swift reform, and discusses political maneuvering in state and national contexts.
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Tennecote
Feunion
Thien
Chattanooga Times
Fragmented Exchange Interviews and Political Rhetoric Across Texas
A collection of garbled excerpts from Texas papers discusses political figures and events including President McKinley’s potential Texas visit, a feud among local families, vaccination debates affecting blacks, and calls for public health and weather measures. Concerns span crime, diplomacy, and infrastructure, with editorials urging cautious journalism and civic restraint.
Texas Factory Growth and Mule Value Debate
Reports from Texas cities show industrial growth and Texas becoming a major center. The piece discusses economic optimism, population potential, and trade, referencing the United States export value and regional development. It also notes a Tennessee mule grower’s claim about mule value and urges Texas stock growers to investigate.
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Texas
Re- Coens
Mansteglion
Texan
Eldel Cour
United States
San Antonio Stockman
Tennessee
Carl
Common Hot Shots From The Commune
A jumble of political commentary and editorial conjecture on national issues. The piece references the Delaware legislature, prohibition, a New York Journal feature on Roosevelt, an alleged X ray eyed boy, and reactions to the term Commoner, noting unrest among perceived outsiders and a debate over empire disintegration.
Far-reaching World Notes From Various Regions
A compilation of miscellaneous facts cites road networks in Canada and Europe, Hudson River measurements, public baths costs, military drills, royal lawn capacity, Sunday schools and teachers in the United States, anti infestation restrictions in India, death reports in Florida, beer consumption in Germany, a proposed national park at the headwaters of the Mississippi, prairie dog extermination bills in Kansas, a Washington state monopoly raising prices, and Missouri senate membership and employee pay changes.
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Canada
Eivery
Oria
Hudson River
Ihe
Glasgow
Doldier
Buckingham Palace
Presetere
United States
India
Ponge’ de Leon
Washington
Missouri Senate
Ihellerkaan
Reflections of a Bachelor on Money and Love
A dated reflection notes that men seek easy gains in romance and women’s motives are often excuses. It argues a man can sustain love briefly or overestimate himself while a woman’s idea of romance includes outward literary pose and attention from others.
Very Apparent Down Here Allania Constitution
It may not occur to Congresamian Crum packer of Indiane that the wholesale cru egte against megtoes in Kla State is vio lative of the rights secured to them by the constitution of the United States but It MiMet Appear 30 to others.
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Allania
Megtoes
Kla
United States
Original McKinley Man Koston Méralad Death of Yale grad
The text notes the death of Yale’s graduate Brown of Westboro at age 62, describing a large nortality among oldest Hying graduates and mentioning John Ampleton Brown.
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McKinley
Koston Méralad
Yale
Brown Uplvorsky
John Ampleton Brown
Westboro
Oil boom in California explodes from poverty to wealth
A New York Evening Port summary details California’s oil boom with production rising from 2,160 barrels to over 200,000 daily. It notes widespread company formations, heavy investments, and dramatic land value increases near new finds, along with multiple successful wells and projections of sustained growth.
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New York
Fowaya Sheree
Acme Big Pay
Califfornia
California
Barmers Oil Companies
Merchana’ Oil Companisy
Draynen’s Oil Companisy
Eureka Oil Companies
Soventeta
Morena
Canfield
Chanshore
Jon
Vechowtckis
Ware Elrick
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Weil
San Diego
San Francisco
Union
San Joaquin Valley
Newhall
Los Angeles
Adda
Captain Jones
Tattern
Brea Canon
Young George Pugsiey Spreads Trouble at Empire Hotel
A 15 year old, described as a famed American jockey in disguise, dines lavishly at the Empire hotel in Wemenday. He orders an extravagant breakfast, fails to tip, and demands the bill, prompting staff suspicion and a confrontation before a West Side court.
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New York
George Pugsiey
Empire Hotel
Ironseud
Lnstead
Pugaley
Mr. Pugaloy
Hogin
West Side Cour
Abe
Tobacco Tr e st to Cheapen Clears
The piece reports on a New York Journal item about the tobacco trust plans to consolidate cigar and cigarette producers in New Jersey with a $10 million capitalization. It notes Duke of the American Tobacco trust cites falling cigarette sales due to anti smoking sentiment and law, and predicts a fierce industry war as independent makers fear loss of market access. It also mentions Sam Lanham of Texas delivering a noted speech on party harmony and reconciliation within the Democratic Party.
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New York Journal
Duke of the American Tobacco Triat
Duke
Tobacco Trust
Cigar Trust
New Jersey
Powell, Smith & Co
Gi Ven
Sam Lanhham
Washington Post
Sam" Lanham
Texas
Lone Star Congress
Lanham
Hollis' Eyes and Echoes of a Revolving World
A collage of verses touches on Hollis's eyes and shifting iridescent colors in love’s grip. Interleaved are jagged fragments about revolver incidents in Chicago, political warnings, and scattered notes on newspapers, teaching, and social tidbits from various eras.
Prosperity Breeder Taylor Texan Wins Deals in Chicago
John H. Kirby of Houston received a contract in Chicago for furnishing the Atchivon system seven million rairos of pine timber over five years, requiring 250 million feet and steady work for 100 men. He also won a contract from Ayer & Lard Tie Co to furnish 490 thousand ties, marking a run of prosperous activity in the era.
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Taylor Texan
John H. Kirby
Houston
Chicago
Ayer & Lard Tie Company
Hirst Catch the Hare Walks and Spitting Ordinance Discussion
A fragmented item discusses a sidewalk issue in San Antonio and Austin. It mentions spitting on sidewalks and narrow paths near the Alamo City. The text advocates an ordinance and measures for better sidewalk etiquette.
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Saomaa
Antonio
Alamo City
Austin
Colonel Bryan's Journal A Nebraskan Weekly Tale
The El Paso Times notes that in Nebraska weekly papers the Colonel Bryan journal is not Bewapaper and does not announce local fence paintings or subscriber colt stories nor solicit subscription payments.
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el Paso Times
Nebraska
Colonel Bryan
Journal
Independent in Its Policy, Lockhart Register
The Register claims independence in policy and pledges to advocate what it believes is right for the people, aiming to reflect public pulse while maintaining its stance. The piece underscores a commitment to editorial autonomy and responsibility in reporting.
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Lockhart Register
The
Register
Fragmented verse fragmentaries from a New York text
OCR reading depicts a noisy lullaby style passage with garbled phrasing about parents, babies, and sociable scenes. It mentions Papa and Mamma figures performing acts while saloons and reform imagery surface in a disjointed, juvenile tone.
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Papa
Papa Chanes
New York
Indecipherable 16th Century Washington Post Teaser
Fragmented OCR yields a hazy tale mentioning Senator Bevendge and an Indians lawyer, a noon drink, a prohibition friend, and a quip about quitting drinking. Other garbled references touch on a man selling his wife’s possessions, a horsewhipping incident, and a poor thirsty man.
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Washington Post
Bevendge
Indiana
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