Houston Daily Post circulation and staff notes
The document lists the Houston Daily Post newspaper details including printing house, office addresses on Franklin Avenue, and mentions rates for weekly and six-month subscriptions. It also notes postal delivery timing and agents such as Throop and Grist and travel auditors in Chicago.
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Postoffice
Houston
Texas
Claus MA
Seta Atvence
End Sunbet
Sear
Steg
Ah Tribune
Chiccago
Ss. C. Bang Spacial Agency
Traveling Land
Travelis Auditor
E B. Throop
J. Grist
Gissone
Houston Plans for Transmississippian Commercial Congress
Houston business leaders gathered at the Cotton Exchange to map entertainment and outreach for the Transmississippian Commercial Congress to be held April 17. They emphasized Houston’s gulf access, deepwater port, rail connections, and hospitality to impress visiting delegates and attract future investment.
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Ecme
Transmisselusipp! Commercial Congress
Transimiasissino Commercial Congress
Father of Waters
Pacific
Cotton Exchange Law
Hotston
Moet
Constitutional Question Tests Boundaries of U S Constitution
A House subcommittee report debates whether territories acquired by the United States Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines are bound by the Constitution. The majority argues the term United States in the Constitution refers only to states within the union. Minority views oppose this, noting differing legal precedents. The fate may rest with the Supreme Court.
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Congress
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Ways and Means
House
Dalgell
Grosvenor
Wopkins Richardsop
Nowlands
Whitted
Netion
United States
United Steke Supreme Court
California
Richardson
Newlands
Chicago
Pees States Supreme Court
Mite
Doubtful Public Support for Remote Power Over Others
A fragment argues that life power over human beings anywhere is undesirable and questions if Americans want to confer authority on their representatives to rule distant peoples, implying such power is unnecessary at home.
Roosevelt and War Fever Stirring in New York
A caustic editorial voice attacks Governor Roosevelt as warlike and unreliable amid national debate. The piece mocks his temperament and tauntingly suggests volunteering for combat while lampooning political allies and opponents in the wartime climate.
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Taylor
Hoodwvella Wordy
Kentucky
New York
Roppervelt
Binat Mnon
Wuele Horn
Perslating
Roosgvelt
Winterian
Debley
Chitaga
Soeninet
Ehane
Hades
Heaven
Taxas
Teddy
Howe
Notable City Politics and National Debate Shadow Local Scene
A weary, fragmentary review of political conflict references city administration, the Browne election, and opposition to the administration. It touches on the Hay-Herran and Nicaragua canal debates, Philippine war context, and tensions between railroad interests and tax policy amid a broader critique of imperial policy and governance.
South Africa and US Politics in World Events
The article surveys global affairs from South Africa’s battles around Ladysmith and Kimberley to US tariffs on Puerto Rico and monetary talk in Kentucky. It references Lord Roberts, Boer resistance, and domestic debates over coinage and currency reform amid wartime pressures and political contention.
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Ladysmith
Kimberley
South Africa
London
Lord Roberts
Aome
Rennesberg
Diversification drives Texas farmers to wider crops
The Waller County farmers push diversification to reduce cotton reliance. cantaloupe growers plan to plant at least two crops, join efforts with others to form a cooperative, and invite all interested to a meeting in February. Statewide, farmers explore varied crops to boost income and cut work. The Houston Post notes discussions of political and agricultural topics across the state with mixed commentary.
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Waller County
Houston
Otion Palegre
Jeanne
Texas
Karges County
Notable Figures Cited in War and Politics Across Nations
A collage of names and events spans politics and warfare. Sir William Van Horne heads the Canadian Pacific board, Senator Warren pushes suffrage, and Miss Eline Farrel from Ansonia studies while serving in her father's office. General Moller blames a defeat on obedience, while Duke of Buccleuch allies with Long and a son-in-law. General Yule visits Bogiant Yetirey. Lord Lovet travels to Africa. Sir Charles Warren recalls a prior border tour, and Grange Free State border actions feature in the broader regional context.
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William van Horne
Canadian Pacific Pillroad
Warren
Wromme
Misa Eline Farrel
Ansonia
Conn
Tillionaire
Maller
Colesko
Long
Roberta
Geoeral
Yule
Hie
Abe
Lovet
Africa
Seattle
Monridora
Fragmentary Postscript Notes on War Losses Epidemics and Accidents
A garbled report surveys war casualty ratios and drunken admissions in a Stave Prison context. It mentions European epidemics, virulent strains in Austria and Italy, and medical efforts in Leeds. It cites Bel gium’s forthcoming exposition and a new civic lawbook in Pius tana. It also records a Paris window fall tragedy and animal killings statistics in bullfights.
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Drisona
Europe
Austria
Germany
Leeds
Bowland
Alness
Russia
Belgium
Piuatja
Hlalite
Horven
Industrial notes and town updates across Texas towns
A compilation notes new fire in Terrell, a cotton mill sale over 386000 dollars in Belton, electric lights in Hubbard City, a handsome Concho National bank building, poultry loss in Sardis community, scarce roasting ears in Brownsville yet abundant beets and vegetables, Stamford talks completed railroad grade and land track work, Denison and Grayson County potato planting prospects, treasury balance for harbor improvements at Branco Santiago, new 50000 dollar liquefied gas retort company in Corsicana with local incorporators Calhoun Davidson Roxburgh and Thompson.
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Terrell
Belton
Hubbard City
Concho National Bank of
Sac Angelo Fe
J. F. Fawcett
Sardis
Bulla County
Brownsville
Texas Central Railroad
Stamford
Jones County
Denison
Grayson County
Controller of the Treasury
Tracewell
Bar
Branco Santiago
Texas
War Department
Qorseana
Charlie A. Calhoun
John Davidson
J. L. Roxburgh
J. L. Thompson
Location search and fire damage hit multiple firms
Indiana entries report Cheaterton home of Russell-Lace Piano and plan to establish a Clan Michigan site with a National Cooperage and Woodware plant destroyed by fire causing at least 150000 dollars in losses. New York firms Gibbs Brower seek plant sites employing about 200 workers including draftsmen and machinists. Shelbyville Ball Bearing Cmbrella seeks new location amid ongoing industrial searches.
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Indiana
Cheaterton
Russell-Lace Piano Company
Michigan
Beacanal
National Cooperage and Woodware Company
New York
New York City
Gibbs Brower Company
Wee
Bing
Ohly
Shelbyville
Cmbrella Company
Mate ‘Biakt
Marie
Debates on Currency Bill Advance in Senate
In Washington on February 12 the senate debate on the financial bill continued with emphasis on the currency section. Wolcott argued against changing the dollar standard while Butler offered a unit of account plan using greenbacks. The day included passing a series of military and naval appropriations and a bronze statue project for General Francis B. Spinier, with adjournment after executive session.
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Washington
Lau
Senate
Seaator Allén
Elsius
Chanitter
Galveston Ship Channel
Buffalo Boyou
Texas
Wolesh
Wolcott
Gawies
Republican Party
Tirternatiacet
Ilese
Cheriah
Allan
Everest
Bryan
biweliWinm
Tringlino
Chicago
McKinlay
Wallay
United States
Binet
Philippines
Laureville
United Pee
Europe
Seakte
Butler
North Carolina
Colgreees
Congress
Tiasenate
Navy
Metine Corps
Alexander W. Stewart
Army
Hiddy
Goodrich
W. W. Meade
J. H. Dayton
FP. M. Simonds
C.C. Todd
Reneral
I Waellington
Francis B. Spliiner
Aleo
Sen Nce
House Debates Broaden Goods in Bond Transit Across United States
Lawmakers push to extend the 1895 goods in bond policy to allow transit across the US to any destination including China and Japan. Debate centered on repealing a Mexico free zone ban, with support citing benefits to transportation firms and shipments via Vera Cruz and Tampico. amendment adopted 66 to 12 as private pension bills proceed.
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Washington
House
Hom
Stephane
Texae My Payne
Waya Stil Mate
United States
O Dent
China
Japan
Payne
Grenvevier
Ohie
Mexico
Cooper
Texas
Congress
Vera Orus
Tampicn
Treasury Department
Staphions
Rio Grande
Imei
District of Columbia
Texans Granted Pensions and Post Office Appointments
Washington notes: Texans receive pensions for Original Balmon Burrows Arrington Widows Be linda Dearing Decayur. Robert E. Cannon named substitute cartier in Greenville post. Apostasios in Sthall Van Zand with William B. Luster postmaster. Post effigy at Nona Hardin county discontinued. male to Kounte. Comptroller Dawes approves reserve agents for Laredo National and Commerce of Kangan City and First National of McGregor.
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Chas
Lonana
Hobby
Houston
Joyes
Post
Washington
Balmon
Burrows
Arrington
Belinda Dearing
Decayur
Sthall
van Zand
County
Wiliam B. Luster
Nona
Hardin County
Texas
Dawes
Laclede National Bank of St. Lhs
Laredo National
Laredo
National Bank of Commterce
Kangan City
First National
McGregor
Texan
Anti Campaign Fund Bill Introduced in Washington
February 12 report notes Mr Vaniller of Missouri introduced a bill prohibiting corporations trusts and similar entities from contributing to campaign funds or influencing and intimidating employees. The measure targets corporate and organizational influence on elections.
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Anti-Campaian Fund Bil
Washington
Vaniller
Mitcouri
Captain Dies After Incident in Louisiana Residence
An aged man identified as Captain 1 Ce Soaps, 685, died after an undisclosed incident at a residence in Louisiana on February 12. Local authorities reported the death while investigators review potential causes and connections to a former president reportedly present.
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Clicen
Riot at Brooklyn boxing match ends in controversy
A February boxing card in Brooklyn featured Gardner defeating Handler by knockout after a disputed moment when Horton was found injured. The bout sparked a miniature riot as crowd bets and calls of "fake" swirled around a controversial unofficial result and halted betting.
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New York
Horton Law
A¢ Iheletie Club
Brooklyn
Jonehy
George Gardner
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Gardner
Jaye
Abu
Hasan Wittiis
Goo
Aqua
Races at New Orleans Stall Run Amid Investigation
A racing day in New Orleans featured Mosher's Stable and Fevrony in action while F. Moaher faced a pending inquiry into Byrd. Wet track conditions and a fast pace produced mixed results among horses including Judge Wardell and Lord Neville with numerous odds listed for performers and times.
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Leonand
el Dad Steele
Unclear Race Card Fragment From Tanforan Track
Fragmentary listing from Tanforan San Francisco racing cards with horse names times and distances. Entries include Beautiful Bi Tithe 1106 and Jennie Ledl with three quarter mile and time figures. Geyner Zoroaster and Thatcher Gusto appear with times around 11 seconds for 770/ three quarters of a mile.
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San Francisco
Pouatnte Om
Walking Motor Event Leads to Midday Shuffle
In St. Louis on February 1, the six day bicycle race at the Natatorium saw Hart lose the lead before a 1 pm restart. Evening events featured a competitive field with notable times including telman 2.5 and Glick 208 as contenders for top positions.
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Hart
St. Louis
HLS
Sl O'Elock
Telman
Glick
Dean
Orabhom
Unclear text from historical clipping
The readable portion is fragmented with mixed place names and garbled words, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or organization. No verifiable details emerge to form a factual summary.
Promoters Delay Meeting for Baseball Club in Bryan
The Jess H aceball Clube promoters postponed an acting president Harry ie’s session to organize another day in Bryan Texas. Texas Gamecocks f I Bryan moves delayed with cuts. City of Mexico considered changes last October.
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Paaseball Seactive
Chicago
Jess Haceball Clube
Harry Ie
Watt
Texans
Bryan
Texas
City of Mexico
Toder
Coffee Promine Unloaded and Shipped by Special Co
A French steamship Carolina Janeiro arrives with a cargo of coffee bound for New Orleans and Galveston. The voyage reports no sickness among the crew despite infection concerns, with 13,000 base C8 consigned to New Orleans and 10,000 to Galveston.
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Carolina
Janeiro
New Orlean
Galveston
Uso
Texas
Rae
Porthini
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