Houston Daily Post and Sunday Post publication details
Publication notice lists address 22101 1108 1105 1107 1100 Franklin Avenue Houston Texas with post office and printing details. Rates shown include one year 10.00 six months 5.00 three months 4.50 and others for Sunday Post. Travel and agency staff names are given as Holland E R and J Grist among others.
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Office OF
Franklin Avenue
Sten
HIGH
Houston
Texas
HS Sunday
Peeinane
Tribune
Fond
E Holland
Travalin
Audie
E. R Holland
BB. Throop
J. Grist
The Post circulators and collectors named for city bills
The Post lists Theodore Bering in charge of city circulation and collection with Chas. Lott and Pani as authorized city bill collectors for advertising and subscriptions. Do not pay anyone else. payments by check to The Post. Orders must be delivered by the office and not accepted at other locations.
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Theodore Bering
Messie
Theodore Ring
Chas. Lott
Pani
Iin Cp
Omaiarty
Commercial Man's Hoping for an Anti Trust Shift
A long polemic argues that the Republican party bears responsibility for trusts and job losses, while Democrats alone can curb trusts. It references Ohio events, Philippine policy, Ambassador Choate, Lord Salisbury, and anti trust sentiment affecting travelers and businessmen.
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United States
Republican Party
Qhiio
Fugleman
Tony
Olio
Democratic Party
Hay and William in Conthandy Portrayals in The Chicano Chronicle
The Chronicle argues John Hay would scorn passive remedies and favor a firmer stance over British seizure of contraband. It contrasts American and German attitudes and condemns the State Department for inaction, urging stronger measures and retaliation to defend U S rights.
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John Hay
Chronicle
Mr. Hay
Great Britain
Delaron Bay
Hay
Olney
Porland
State Department
Wachington
England
Vielen
William McKinley
Ned
William—Hohenaallern
John
Paylow
America
Peete
Faneuil Hall and January magazine notes rise
The piece surveys Faneuil Hall as a historic Boston landmark, noting renovations and its role as the Cradle of Liberty. It previews January 1900 items in North American Review Evry Month and Health Culture, plus insights on Kipling, private secretary study, Santo Domingo, Kimberley diamonds, and new editors in literary circles.
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Boston
Fancy
Httle
Fingland Forum
Fingland Magasine
Faneuil Hall
Heing
Smilbert
Pater Faneuil
A New Century and Name Change for Universal Brotherhood
Avenues New York notes Universal Brotherhood Magazine adopts a new name and expands to 198 pages with an illustrated cover. An article titled A Vision in Purple links the change to a new era and a shift in order for the coming century. The January Home Magazine features Wilt Pond’s Tales of the Mamond Fields by Pend, recounting Kimberley vigilance history and diamond trade episodes with notable illustrations.
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Avenues
New York
Universal Brotherhood Magazine
Wilt P. Pond
the Mamond Fields
Pond
Kimberley
Hilelt
Fossil Discoveries Stirs Lexington Geology Talks
In Lexington, Dr H C Connor reports rich fossil deposits in the Pilocene terrace near Shaw's branch. Remains include mastodon bones shark teeth coral shells and petrified wood with chalky matrix and gypsum sheets, prompting scientific curiosity and local discussion.
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Lexington
Texas
H. C. Connor
Foualle
Agen
Abella
Shaw's Branch
Lea County
Sabin Station
San Antonio
Aransan Pasa
Scientifico Post
Minta
Roy
Had of the Century Letter to the Editor
Seguin Texan letter from January 3 argues about calendar reform and aging in Christian history. It discusses years before and after Christ birth and proposes counting from zero, challenging astronomers. The writer cites a Prophet around 1 BC and questions current age reckoning practices.
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Seguin
Texan
Saphoada
Christ
Earth
Sero
Stranahao
End of Centars and Century Definitions Beginnings
Houston readers confront a dictionary debate on what names a century. The piece explains how centuries are counted from year one A D and traces the nineteenth century as the current period under discussion.
Beginning of the Twentieth Century Debated in Quiz Form
A New York Sun item presents a playful exchange on when the twentieth century begins and ends. It questions year counts, century cutoffs, and the timing of days and Christmases before the new era.
Battle of Franklin remembered as a pivotal Civil War clash
The essay recalls the 1864 Confederate and Federal clash at Franklin Tennessee, praising its ferocity and strategic stakes. It notes Confederate hardships, Hood’s orders, and the decisive yet costly fight that historians compare to Gettysburg, with emphasis on its lasting memory for the South.
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United States
Spain
Franklin, Tenn
Franklin
Houston
Albert W. McKinney
Harris County
Auburba
Mr. McKinney
Stewart
Spring Hill
Walthall
Claturne
Central Forres
Hood
Nashville
Louiisville
Gettysburg
Ti Sande
Cheatham
Abratham
Jean J’. Brown
Fares
George W. Gordon
Gist
Gordon
Carter
Strahl
Cery
Franklin battle memories recounted by a Texan veteran
A Post reporter records a veteran's vivid Franklin battle memories from Hood's Tennessee campaign. He details marching, hunger, and the fierce fighting at the Nashville pike, describing officers killed and the aftermath as Confederate forces held the town before Federal retreat.
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Post
McKinney
Franklin
Franklin Pike
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Twenty-fourth
Texan
Hiram Buranbury
Pat A.leburne
Army of Tenneases
Columbia
Duck River
Davin’ Ford
Hranklin
Met
Frankin Pike
Carter
Mra. Carter
Bel
Company FE
Texas
Cleburne
Granbury
Frankiin
Phil Cuney
Brookshire
Generel Hood
Alabama
Tennessee
Napoleon
Federal
Spring Hill
Brown
Siewares
End of Century Debate in Hongton Texas January 3
The writer argues against The Post on when the Twentieth Century begins, using birth anniversary metaphors and a timeline from Christ’s birth to illustrate “completed” years. He traces year counting from early life through various AD dates to claim how centuries and anniversaries are measured.
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Jay
Christ
Post
Hongton
Texas
Aid
Cortez
Texan grower bulletin on potato storage and varieties
Bulletin No 14 reports on potato testing including storage methods and variety trials for Irish potatoes and other types. It promotes dissemination to truck growers and associations across the state to encourage crop development and improvement.
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College Station
Texas
R. HP Horticultariet
Tia
Expansion and free trade debate echoes in Texas letter
The Pont points to editorials in Elgin and Galveston stressing that expansion and free commerce affect cotton, manufacturers, and farmers. It argues that tariffs protect U.S. producers while foreign demand shifts to open markets, urging support for free trade over imperial policy.
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Pont. Elgin
Texas
Fialverton News
Inter Ocean
United States
Chita
Ifsp
China
Combe News
United Stag
Galveston News
Chicago Inter Ocean
Galveston New
Chicago
Galveston
Republic of Commercial
Alain
Cla
Democratic Party
Tantanioun
Philippines
Vreduyoors
Sophiatries
Fragmentary historical note on executions and reprisals
Fragmentary OCR text discusses actions by a political group against prisoners and potential reprisals. Mentions imperial and democratic terms, high methods or suppression, and references to Spain and Spainish actions. The readable content is unclear and incomplete about names, dates, or exact events.
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