Houston Daily Post Publishing Details and Billing Rules
Notice outlines publication offices and pricing for The Houston Post and Sunday Post. It lists mailing addresses, telegraph and agency contacts, circulation procedures, authorized collectors, and payment methods. It emphasizes city circulation handling by Theodore and Chas Lott Paul Hobby as authorized collectors and requires payments by check to The Houston Printing Company. Paper delivery deadline is five AM.
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Houston
TFAAS
Chass Mattho
Sam Wrekly
Cificea
Tribune Building
New York
MD Rookery
Chicago
Beckwith
C. SF Holland
E. R. Holland
B. B. Throop
J. By
Ciriat
Theodore Eee
Mesurs
Theodore Bering
Chas Lott
Paul Hobby
Bath
Trust reform and federal regulation urged to curb monopolies
The Philadelphia Ledger argues continuing trust power harms competition and consumer welfare. It cites Yale President Hadley and calls for state action or a federal law to restrain trusts, with emphasis on broad reform of political ethics and enforcement.
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Congress
The
United Staton
Convocation
Hadley
Yale
Chicago University
Liona
Ttx
Casualties in War Highlight Civil Strife Reflections
Park Sun correspondent notes department records show Union regiment killed and wounded in a single battle and reflects on the high costs of war as a nation recalls past conflicts and questions humane leadership.
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Park Sun
Department
Clien Ont Union Regiment
Nts
Republicans Push Gold Standard Critique in Finance Debate
A wary critique of bank influence and currency reform clashes with calls for a gold standard. The piece argues that banks control money supply and depress political reform, while advocates fear monetary wild swings and urge government finance aligned with legitimate business.
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McKinley
Wai
Banka
Critien
Conbien
Treasury
Supreme Court
Lews
Europe
Ito Vealta
Republican Party
Governor Tanner Profiles in Political Rhetoric
A garbled report reflects on Governor Tanner and a veteran senator, detailing public spectacle and political maneuvering. The text suggests public officials leveraging appearances to influence opinion and the governor’s path toward possible retirement from office.
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Tanner Jumpa Petride
Lnole
Hopels
Bank Elections Across Texas Towns Listed with Officers
A scanned list details bank elections and officers across multiple Texas towns. It covers presidents and cashiers for First National, National, and Citizens banks in cities including Grand View Gatesville Pittsburg Weatherford Ennis Denton Mount Pleasant Mexia McKinney Hillsboro Gainesville Rockport Midlothian Yoakum and Denton County with notes on postponed elections and reorganizations.
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Grand View
MEXIA
Pirot Nationel
Joseph Nusabaum
W. L. Murphy
Vanbler
M'Kinney
Collin County National
G. A. Foote
J. L. White
McKinney
Collin County
G. A. Poote
T. C. Goodner
H. H. White
M. B H. Gerrish
Gainesville
First National
D. T. Lacy
William Worsham
Gainesville National
J. M. Lindany
H. R. Eldridge
Red River National
J. M. Potter
Roy Potter
Candler
Rockport
First National Bank of Aragran Pans
W Kahler
Sam B. Allyn
Charles G. Johnson
KA Stevens
J. M. Hoopes
A. L. Brahl
We Hoopes
J M. Heaps
J. W. Hooper
Tlockhart
WL. Hawkiies
J. DP Anderson
MW. Hawking
W. Newton
Yoakum
National Bank
J. M. Bennett
J. M. Green
BL Ot
Stephenson
Sam Lewis
FB FL Carruth
J. G. Ewell
D. M. Whitmore
M. B
Homicide Indictment Dropped and Court Actions Across Texas
Grand jury in Mattrhs Texas refused to indict Etheridge in the Ethridge Harrell homicide and freed him on bond. In Waxahachie two teens, D Rotten and Anron Morris, received two year penitentiary terms for forgery and perjury. In Waco the Price robbery trial near Went moves toward jury verdict with 150 witnesses in attendance. Franklin court sessions yield seventeen felonies and thirty two misdemeanors in indictments, with bail set for Gregory Evans and a $2000 bail for Winaly Henderson. The docket shifts to next Monday.
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Dallas
Texas
Ethridge-Harrell
Etheridge
Harrell
Waxshacke
D. Rotten
Anron Morris
Poya
Waco
R. A. Price
Sam McClellan
Went
Franklin
W. Q. Taliaferro
J. ©. Scote
Minde Meapor
Gregory Evans
George Robertson
Hearne
Winaly Henderson
Washington views on Senator Cilberson and Bailey leadership
Washington notes discuss Senator Cilberson as a rising Texas figure for national leadership and Bailey as a strong House candidate. The piece analyzes party plans, potential chairmanship of the national committee, and forecasts shifts in Senate and House control amid gold standard debate and 1902 elections.
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Warren
Wyoming
Artery
Montana
Shoup
Idaho
Fenter Thutalen
Nebraska
Wolcott
Colorado
Goldius Democrats
Lindsay
Kentucky
Af Fery
Louisiana
Joe Mackburn
Foster
Weontors
Deboe
Pritchard
North Carolina
Wallington
Maryland
Senate
Secretary Gage and the Law
The New York case argues three legal failures by Secretary Gage: failure to deposit sale proceeds in the U.S. treasury, failure to publish contract facts in a Washington paper, and questions on stockholder eligibility for a bank offer. It cites sections 3617 3618 and 5490, insists the Standard Oil bank deposition was not a treasury deposit, and notes Supreme Court rulings confirming that qualified depositories are not the Treasury. The piece holds that Gage violated law and faces embezzlement penalties if convicted.
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Joe Bailey
Railey
Halley
Ralph Pp. WiIliame
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bailey
Bowie
Wilama
Texan
Hailey
Malley
Richardson
Bailey Ian
Damier
Abe
Mery Allon
Baal
Tim
New York World
Gage
Firet
Custom House
United States Treasury
Law Us
Bis
Standard OM Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
Gano Siild
New York
National City Bank
New York Herald
James Stillman
Standard OW Bank
National City
Uwpltel
Gretom House
Mr. Gage
Standard Oil Bank
Grant
Supreme Court
United States Court of Claims
Walte
Court
Aid
Treasury
Hasue
Prement
Waite
McKenna
Callev
Law on Treasury Publicity and January 1900 Compliance
The 1900 law required monthly publication of the Treasury Statement detailing bank deposits drafts and depository changes. The text accuses Secretary Gage of noncompliance on January 1, 1900 regarding his secret revenue pooling contract with Standard Oil bank.
Law Defines Qualifications for Secretary of the Treasury
The article notes Mr Gage owning 709 shares in the First National Bank of Chicago a depository designated for government securities and links bank relations to the treasury post. It cites Section 43 of the Revived Statutes prohibiting appointment of anyone directly or indirectly involved with public securities.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Gage
First National Bank of
C Chicago
Curleway
Lynll
Smallpox Anxiety Grows in Jackson
In Jackson on January 15 the smallpox scare rises as no cases appear among whites. Legislators and the city health officer urge vaccination, with new cases sent to the detention camp. Doctors face obstruction due to concealment and fear of policy.
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Jackson
Mise
House
Norfolk Quaker Preacher Shot After Farmyard Attack
A crazed man on a country road shot two white farmers Thomas Rix and Georgy Bradshaw. He then confronted Quaker preacher Rev. Mitin Rayford, mortally wounding him. A posse pursued the attacker, who drew his revolver and wounded two pursuing officers before being captured.
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Norfolk
Rix
Thomas Mall
Georgy Bradshaw
Mitin Rayford
Jose
Manshot Incident Briefly Tied to Tew Minutes
A fragment notes that a person was quickly shot down and died in ten minutes. The accompanying remark labels Rix as deranged, though details are unclear.
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Arma
Rix
Military actions in Luzon and Cavite reported by General Otte
General Otte reports to the adjutant general on operations in Luzon south of Manila. Forces under Bullard Horton's regiments attacked insurgents, capturing towns and prisoners with arms and horses. Casualties and losses are listed, with multiple columns and detachments advancing toward Calamba Santo Tomas Binan and nearby areas.
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Washington
Otte
Aar Department
Izen
Manila
van My
Calampa
Ballard
Daungry Hylard
Carmona
Thyo
Bullard
Horton
Calamiba
Santo Tomas
Baker
Peta
Chautham
Santa Tomas
Lehwann
Vandusen
Binan
Bilang
Indongnate
Wheaton
Astor's
Kenre
Schwann
Batanciv
Cavite
Texas fruit and vegetable industry growth noted in Houston area
The article discusses expanding fruit and vegetable farming near Houston, including new plantings at Rust and Conroe, and a St Louis firm leasing land for crops. It cites recent rains boosting yields and mentions investors and traders from Boston and St Louis observing Texas production trends.
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Als Reila
Agmessator Transit Company
Capitol Hotel
T. One St Louie
Texas
Jacksonville
Rust
Houston
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Killough
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London
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Highland Regiment
Dom Paul
Ko M. Dodd
Galvet
Mare Island City
Galveston
OG R. G. Pun & Co
Clandle Campbell
Post
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Agener
Robert P. Lyon
Boston
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