Daily Post and World Office Notices and Circulation Policy
The Houston Post announces office locations at Franklin Avenue with publication details, mail subscriptions, and city circulation contacts. It warns against paying anyone other than designated collectors and instructs subscribers to report missed deliveries promptly.
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Theodore Berihe
Heodore scTing
Chas
Lott Ated
A.W. Palner
Thote
Tnusinesa
Tift Houston Paintins Costany
Hilliard Under Fire For Antitrust Talk In Austin Banquet
The Austin banquet of the Austin District Bankers' association drew sharp criticism of H. P. Hilliard, cashier of the Austin National Bank, for denouncing Texas antitrust laws. He claimed laws harmed capital, sparking rebuttal from John H. Kirby and others who argued for Texas policy supporting local industry and capital growth.
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Austin
H. P. Hilliard
Austin National Bank
Austin District Bankers’ Association
Texas
Hilliard
Dallans
John H. Kirby
Hillard
Hildlard
Plunder in Philippine Tariff Debate Looms in U S Senate
In a heated discussion on Philippine tariff policy, critics argue the bill imposes double duties on imports from the Philippines, taxing at both entry and exit. They accuse the administration of intent to despotically control Philippines trade and liken U S colonial policy to imperial domination.
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House
Senate
Philippines
United States
Philippine Commission
Pines
of Representatives
Payne
New York
Anger over pacification policy and Philippine aid debate
The article reports political debate over a DII policy in the Philippines with references to General MacArthur and educational works. It notes speeches by Hepburn, Dalzell, and Cresvener criticizing the bill as unjust, un-American, and tyrannical, while accusing the president of improper exploitation of the Philippines.
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MacArthur
Philippines
Wentworth
Hepburn
Iowa
Dalzell
Pennnsylvania
Payne
South
Dalgel
Cresvenor
Ohio
Tole
United States
Treasury Department
Kaiser William II praised for many feats across arts and arms
A late imperial profile extols William II as polyglot, musician, theologian, painter, writer, and soldier. It notes his linguistic flair on New Year’s Day, yacht decor, sermons to sailors, and a collaboration on The Tron Tooth, while mentioning travels to Turkey and Palestine and his role as a military expert and educational overseer.
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Germany
Frederick the Reat
William II
Frederick the Great
de Kaiser
Aesic
Suljeete
William
Tohenzollern
Winself
Turkey
Palestine
Viens
Ma Hle
Navy torpedo boats delayed by design flaws prompt major overhauls
Washington dispatch reports defects in the large fleet of torpedo boats and destroyers under construction for the U S Navy. Overdisplacement errors and weight reductions are ordered, delaying completion into the latter part of the year. The list of ships and yards is detailed along with a human interest Texas Philippines tale and political notes.
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Washington
United States Navy
Extown
Bowles
Navy
Fooy
Omietta
Howles
Mde P
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Department
Bainbridge
Batty
Chauncey
Neafie & Levy's
Philadelphia
Date
Decatur
Richmond
Hopkins
Hull
Withington
Del
Lawrence and MacDonough
Fall River
Paul Jones
Perry
Preble
Union
Sparrow's Point
Stringham
Wilmington
Goldsborough
Portland
Ore
Bidille
Bath
Blately
South Boston
Me Long
Nichalson
Olirabethport
Thornton and Lanely
Trey & Co
When Cuba Will Be Annexed
The item notes expectations about Cuba's status once election returns are in and a new government forms, implying rapid moves toward annexation predictions. It references the Cuban question in the context of political change and timeline.
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St. Paul
Exchange Interviews and Rural Optimism in Cooke County
Cooke county farmers enter the new year hopeful and motivated to harvest a strong season. Towns are urged to mirror country vigor, showing ambition and labor to drive progress and prosperity for their communities. The Hopkins County Democrat partners Gass and Avera promise a brighter, better edition.
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Cooke County
Farm
Gaineville
W. T. Gass
J. W. Avera
Hopkins ‘County
Democrat
Numerous World Notes and Local Anecdotes From A Distant Era
Philadelphia claims higher license taxes cut saloons and arrests. Ireland crime dips. Salt Lake tourism rises. Williamstown courthouse still stands used weekly. Mississippian Russell Gardner's year aboard the Alice Mary. fatal loneliness drives a Barstow worker mad. a 14 year old hen in New Jersey yields 30 broods. Boston’s women register in larger numbers to vote on school officers. Bulgaria’s attar of roses export tops. Lee family portraits sent to Washington and Lee University. Robert Louis Stevenson grave reportedly neglected. Omaha considers a $20 dog bark fine. Welsh language decline noted. new double glazing experiments reduce heat loss. dentistry gains ground for women in France.
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Ireland
Tone
Just
Ios
Salt Lake City
Utah
Court House
Williamaturg
Patrick Henry
Russell Gardner
Gulf of Mexico
Aaron Brower
South Plainfield
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Siouthly
Faridul Hall
Charleston
D. C
Lee Famiy
Washington
Custis
Northwestern Securities Company
Bulgaria
Shipka
Rose Gardens
Secretary of War
Philippines
Cuba
Dolgelly
H. Schoenties
Ghent
Anderson
Kansas
Chicago
Alaska
Behemine
Gladeare Cave
Stewse
Sweden
France
Seine
Marne
Two Contrasting Portraits Inspire Dreamlike Tidbits
A fragment from a windy page shows two pictures of the same maid: one bright with blue eyes and a girlish smile, the other sober and thoughtful. The writer muses on love, memory, and life’s humdrum routine as scenes fade like a dream beside ongoing tasks.
Texas at St Louis Exposition Urges Unified Effort
John M. Kirby addresses the mercantile club at the Oriental Hotel urging Texans to showcase advantages at the 1904 World’s Fair. He warns against objections, cites rail, oil, sugar, and tobacco growth, and calls for concerted action to attract investments and visitors to Texas.
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Texas
Union
John MM. Kirby
Mercial Club
Oriental Hotel
Pacific
St. Uotis
America
Wwe
Ilinois
Indiana
St. Louis
Ward March
McLaurin Cabinet Opening Hints at Fresh Post
In Charleston, reports suggest Senator McLaurin faces a cabinet opening but the posts of postmaster general and folio remain unfilled. Observers speculate a South American republic may influence or delay the expected appointment.
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Charleston
Senator McLaurin
Studied Unkindness. Tillman Lecture Tour Draws Fire
Chicago Tribune notes a controversial lecture tour by Ben Tillman provoking sharp reactions. The piece highlights disdain for the lateen’ Jat ion phrase and frames Tillman’s rhetoric as provocative and inflammatory.
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Chicago Tribune
Ben Tillman
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