The Houston Post Publishing Listing and Circulation Policy
The document outlines publication names The Houston Post and related papers, offices in Houston and New York, subscription rates, and authorized city collectors Theodore Bering Chas Lett and A W Palmer. It directs readers to address correspondence to The Houston Post and notes delivery expectations and billing procedures.
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Cartiers
Theodore Bering
Chas Lett
A. W Palmer
Titr Hougron
Tne Post
Frere
Injustice Seen in Military Authority Favoritism
A private remark praises Admiral Gelstey while bemoaning the retaliatory rebuke of General Miles and General Wood by the president and secretary of war. The piece questions the double standard in handling misuses of power and Cuba affairs under military governance.
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Fife
Milea
Wood
Cuba
United
Cataress
Cotran
Woon
Honest Texas Officials Prove Honest and Economical
An essay lauds Texas state executives for honesty and prudent management. It notes isolated misappropriations by subordinates, not heads, and credits department leaders with integrity. A legislative investigation at Austin aims to improve the system while affirming thirty years of sound governance.
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Ponan
Ifr
Texan
Tte
State Senate
Elieral Land Office
State Reformatory
State Quarantine Department
Secretary of State
Commissioner of Insurance
Committee of Investigation
Austin
State of Texas
Texas
Morgan
Petts
Alabama
Sela
Wet Fairbarke
Beveridge
Indiana
Indianapolis
Oregon
Simon
Mitchell
Portland
Norman
Wits
Fiat
Bering
Monument to Maury Proposed at Sorbonne Lecture
Dr. Bergerat professor of terrestrial physics urged erecting an International monument to Commodore Matthew Fontaine Maury. He credited Maury with halving ocean breadth by enabling faster Atlantic and Pacific crossings and saving about 200,000,000 francs yearly in maritime transport. Notables attended from Paris and sciences including University figures and academicians.
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Sorbonne
Paris
Bergerat
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Atlantic
Pacific
Maury
M. Gieard
University of Paris
M. Darbox
Th Academy of Sciences
M. Lippmann
Emile ‘Picard
Otto Emmanuel Mathieu
Comte de
M- Francois de Civiel
Nauleaire
University of Turin
Haugh
Maury memorial movement eyed as a joint North South beacon
A provisional committee, including University of Paris and Sorbonne scientists, plans a Maury monument and a lighthouse at a strategic site with aim to aid navigators worldwide. Past efforts by Sir Clements Markham faced sectional opposition, but authors hope renewed congressional support now unites of North and Paris scientists in honoring a renowned American scientist.
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Brasil
Congress
Manry
Rip Raps
Hampton Roads
Snrvice
Confederata Staten
Amending the Oleo Bill in Congress Amid Wide Amendments
The committee of the whole debates oleomargarine tax amendments. Mr Scott of Kansas offers a provision to allow intrastate production and sale while prohibiting cross state traffic, aiming to shield local manufacturers and curb interstate evasion. Other lawmakers critique the measure as protectionist and favor stricter penalties for oleomargarine sold as butter.
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Scott
Kanens
Earh
Allonio
Thie
Willie
Lyle Appoit
Cenunon Feirness
Mr. Burldson
Ani Abe Virosvenor
Editor Bryant Joins Carath era Son Publishes Gazette
E I Bryant joins Carath era Son to publish the Gannda Gazette. He will become local editor and handle business duties, marking a move from ground level work to higher reporting and leadership within the newspaper.
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E. 1. Bryant
Messrs. Carathera & Son
Gannda Gazette
Bryant
Local notes and letters mix of weather, politics and wit
The passage sketches editorials and social chatter on weather, public figures like Roosevelt and Pat Murphy, and letters from readers in Texas papers. It mentions Brackett and Lewis, a Houston poet, plus community reaction to conditions and events.
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Pat Miurphy
Sen Angelo
Krounrerod Bulletin
Accorditus
Pate
Editorial Pigkups on Railroads and State Growth
The Southern editorial argues for railroad expansion and industrial growth, urging Southern cities to cooperate with the hillroad to attract investment and settlers. It warns of political strife and calls for unified development and state partition discussions, mentioning figures and regional dynamics.
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Neurden
Southexan
Father of The Frat Mexia Texas Letter Reflects On Race And Civil War
A Mexia letter dated February 4-2 discusses social rules in the South and North, arguing against Northern social prejudice toward African Americans and white domestic workers. The writer recalls fighting with Lee’s cavalry in the Civil War and praises Confederate memory and women’s patriotism.
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Mexia
Texas
Worite
Mason
Dunon
North
Chicago
New York
South
Courare
Lee
Southland
Dui
The
Confederacy
Tohit McEeoy
National Tribune Critiques South Based on Alleged Extremist Threats
A fragment from the National Tribune of Jardany argues the South’s C. I. C. is more dangerous to institutions than all anarchists, claiming abuses against pension claims and urging decency to defend the U. S. against John’s assaults.
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Georgia
South
National Tribune
Jardany
Maryland plan for Senate seat fuels Texas political debate
Washington column analyzes a Maryland proposal to elect a Senator from different regions and notes Texas intrigue around Calhoun Bailey race. It discusses constitutional limits, sectional representation, and how state laws interact with federal structure amid Republican and Democratic tensions.
Fragmented Telegraphic Verse Echoes Lost Love and Newsroom Jumbles
A fragmented pane of verse and clipped clippings blends romantic doggerel with stray telegrams and a courtroom snippet. The piece shifts from a Valentine lyric to an offhand crime joke, pop culture asides, and stray regional references, creating a mosaic of mood and memory.
Filipino Games in University Museum Collection
The museum collection highlights popular Filipino games differing from Western ones. It describes betting dice games, a Dama style board, Ripa with forty wooden hemispheres and number cards, and a large Arabic-origin boat-shaped exhibit. It also notes shell trivia, tabita, oars chapa, primola, capona, biqui, lands, and other betting and street games.
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University of Penny
Philippines
Grathoe Ee
Rai Museum
Wahich
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Houston Daily Post
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