Houston Post publishes weekly and daily editions
The Houston Post announces semi weekly and daily editions with subscription rates and delivery details. It lists office addresses, traveling agents, and city collectors Theodore, Chas Lott, and Pantiby authorized to collect payments. The paper emphasizes timely delivery by 8 o clock a.m. and cautions against third party payments.
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Houston
Treas
Vfs
Beckwith Jal Agency
Tichianne Bekee
J. Grist
Heodore
Theodore Go
Chas, Lott
Pantiby
Subscriptions Fraud Reported By The Post
An unknown man impersonated The Post travel agents J. K. Grist and B. B. Throop to collect subscriptions on the Southern Pacific line. The Post lists its agents daily. readers should request proof before paying. Any information to The Post management is appreciated.
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J. K. Grist
B. B. Throop
Post
Southern, Pacific Railway
Contemplating Roberts and Cronje in South Africa
British forces under Lord Roberts relieved Kimberley but failed to destroy or capture a Boer force under General Cronje. Cronje’s agile retreat and bold flank move threaten supply lines while Roberts rebuilds near Kimberley. The result leaves strategic objectives unresolved and BBC experts cautious.
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South Africa
London
Lord Roberta
Kimberley
Generral Cronje
Spencer Wilkinson
London Daily Press
Kimberlsy
Deaar Junction
Modder River
Lord Roberts
Fslow
Cronjn
Bhimberi¢y
Ploemfon- Yeln
Cronfe
Roberta
Cronje
Napoléon Lo
Texas Fragments Reflect On Early Civic Struggles
An old Texas piece notes Dallas as a young democracy facing strict measures against pride and prize cutting. The passage recalls Vexas addressing the sovereign to spread statutes in tins and books, praising the effort and its success among the men involved.
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Dallas
Vexas
Texas
Roosevelt and Horton laws spark New York boxing debate
A provocative piece rails at New York boxing culture and the Horton law, citing Teddy Roosevelt’s influence and Texas examples. It notes calls to repeal the Horton law and frames the issue within national politics, media spectacle, and moral debate as Texas and New York clash. The essay mentions Roosevelt, Ward McAllister figures, and a Kansas hurricane affecting the scene.
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Sahara
New York Town
Ward McAlfieter
Roosevelt
Depew
Ross Platt
Dooley
Hennessy
Manhattan Island
New York Athletic Association
New York City
Kansas
Pugilian
Hercules
Teddy
New York
Texas
Taddy
Ura
Low York
New York State
Noted Republican Ajax Attacks Free Trade in 1980
The Omaha World-Herald quotes treasonable utterances attributed to Ajax, a figure described as a foe to free competition. He argues that duties should be reduced and foreign competition invited, citingJohn Sherman as a model who held multiple offices given by Republicans.
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Omaha World-Herald
Ajax
Ting
John Sherman
Trohaury
Kansan scraps and satirical notes from a religious daily
A jumble of misread items and quips touches on Abe Whittaker's arrest and Governor Goche murder rumors, De Facto Taylor satire, a marriage ad with assumed names, Texas creamery gossip, Edison fame, tariff talk on Puerto Rican goods, and playful jabs at Ryān Bryan and political figures while noting North Texas reactions to Abe Boers and local affairs.
Throckmorton defense and era of Texas politics noted
The column recounts Governor Throckmorton’s famed self defense display in a murder case involving a man named Comar, arguesHouston’s role in census and population claims, and notes predictions about Texas growth. It mentions Henry M. Neill, Henry Tillman, and a Abilene cotton mill proposal, with references to Republican and Democratic debates and a European tour by early 20th century figures.
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Kate Field
Washington
Jamien Berton Adams
Throckmorton
Texas
Bar Ag
Comar
Houston
Oink
San Antonioo
Texan
Thie Lim
San Antonio
Chin
Nee
Imperialism dominates the 1900 campaign issues
Washington correspondent notes that expansion will be the central controversy of the 1900 presidential race. Dem leaders align with Bryan on anti expansion while tariff and money questions fade. The Philippines, Cuba and Puerto Rico shape plans as Republicans split on lasting imperial policy.
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Washington
Chicago
Bryan
Thera Ds
Thesa Ue
Jang
Guindarda
Mr. Bryan
Philippines
Benatora Hoar
Mason
Wellington
Felligrow
Congress
Republian
Philadelphia
Elsos
House
Senate
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Prediction of Texas political shift and new newspaper venture
The piece discusses Texas politics with favor toward moderate corporate policy and a shift of party battlegrounds, noting Republican and Democratic moves in national headquarters. It also announces the launch of The Moulton Weekly Beagle, a seven column folio from Moulton, Lavaca county, by Menfre, Gaeth and Menefee.
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Moulton
Beagle
Lavaca County
Menfre, Gaeth
Menefee
Upholders and Upheld in Konede City Times Debate
The local papers discuss whether Mea Kight should become secretary of the triamary as they note Gate’s acts in upholding the union. The coverage focuses on the controversy and the role of public figures.
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Konede City Times
Mea Kight
Triamary
Gate
Mek
Unitted village council debates action with Falpines
Unidentified aldermen discuss retaliatory plan amid tensions with Falpines. The meeting weighs potential réstitutions and risks, with officials warning against provoking further conflict while aiming to protect local interests and postwar stability.
Reader Questions on Rangers, Rebels, and World Facts
A readers asks about Texas Rangers pay and enlistment chances. The column discusses historical questions on rebels, treaty ratification, Philippine natives, royal visits, South African War topics, and a 19th century battle near Brownsville, plus Poison tyrotoxicon and the Tugela River.
Innovations in Advancing Rail Transport and Security
The list outlines several railroad advances including a non telescoping car, a locomotive turntable powered by its own locomotive, a pneumatic suspension for trucks, a burglar proof express car with alarm, adjustable street cars for summer and winter use, a sleeping car seat that converts to a bed, a sanding device with position-feed and anti freeze features, and a mail car system that automatically folds or becomes inoperative after use.
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Fara
Desirable electric fruit transport car with temperature control
A compact electric fruit transport device features a temperature regulated car, a theft protection system for fruit, and a sideboard step for street cars. Designed for narrow streets, the device prevents contact with passing vehicles and operates via an automatic temperature regulator responding to in-car temperature changes.
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Tremit
Tolstoy’s Resurrection anticipated by readers and publishers
Publishers announce Tolstoy’s Resurrection may reach eight autumns hence as readers report the novel’s strong moral critique. Other notes review Hubbard’s The United States is the Far East of Modern Japan and the Orient, Rod Taylor’s centennial addresses in Behoes, Holland’s Marcelle of the Quarter, socialist theory The Man Under the Machine, The Ring’s English pronunciation guide.
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Tillman
South Carolina
Renort
United States Senate
Tim Buen
Shgoe
United States
Far East
Japan
Orient
Richard B. Hubbard
Texas
Fantom Cae Prem
B. F. Johnso P Pblishing Company
Richmond
South
Rod Taylor
Tannosane
Governor Taylor
Tme
B. Williamson & Co
Nashville
Toon
America
England
Clive Holland
Charles HH. Kerr & Co
Chicago
A. M. Simone
Workers’ Call
Two Sad Scenes of Death on a Quiet Mountain Road
A narrator recalls two stark deaths: an aged man fading beside a lamp lit couch and a mother grieving beside her mauled baby on a Belt Line passenger coach. The scenes evoke night sounds, pine winds, and distant bells as memory lingers on.
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Tattle Cabin
Craga
Rollin
Babs
London Souvenira and the Coffee Houses of London
A review of Landon Souvenira by GC Heckethhorn highlighting London’s historic coffee houses as centers of wit and sociable culture. The piece notes Huttons in Covent Garden as a hub for Addison, Steele, Pope, and Swift and mentions the Cocoa Tree club and other clubs of high society with lively anecdotes of wagering and brawls.
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London
Kletorte
Helles-Letires
Landon
Heckethhorn
I Heckethorn
Hutton’s
Covent Garden
Addison and
Steele
Pope
Swift
Tattler
Mr. Heckethorn
New York Artist Secures London Entrance as Government Naturalist
A New York artist and writer, Thompson, aided by a London trip at age 15, won access to the British Museum and backing from high society including the Prince of Wales and the Archbishop of Canterbury. The pursuit aimed to document wild animals and earned him a government naturalist role. He exhibited works inspired by wolves and other species.
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England
New York
James Ernest Seter Thomegan
Thompson
London
British Museum
Prince of Wales
Canterbury
Lord Beaconsfield
Parle
Mar
Sheriff recalls Texas Reconstruction era turmoil during Coke inauguration
The narrative recalls the 1870 Texas power struggle as Sheriff recounts resisting Governor Davis and aiding Richard Coke during the inauguration. He describes mobilizing deputies, confronting state police, and securing the capitol while tensions between factions escalated amid Reconstruction politics.
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Davis
Capitol
Frank Britton
Mather
Travis Rifles
Alck
Capitel
A. & Roberta
Cory
Roberts
Davi Cnd
Coke
Sonal
Davie
da Pal
Fragmentary note on historical termini and routes
Fragmented text references speeds, places, and groups with unclear meaning. Entities are uncertain and no coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable lines. The passage lacks verifiable subjects or actions to summarize definitively.
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