The Houston Post Publication Details and Rates
The Houston Post outlines publication offices at 1104 1108 1107 Franklin Avenue, with weekly and daily editions, rates for city delivery, and authorized collectors for subscriptions and advertising. It warns against unofficial payments and instructs subscribers to notify the office for delivery by 9 o'clock a.m.
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Theodore Hering
Theodore Bering
Chas. Lott
Paul Hobby
Houston Printing Company
Pension bill debate centers on commissioner powers and costs
Washington discussions on a $145,095,25% pension appropriation feature clashes over the pension commissioner’s authority and potential reductions. Lawmakers question administration of funds, while several speakers urge reform and warn against favoritism toward veterans’ pensions and clerical overreach amid political maneuvering. The piece also touches Texas agriculture and regional economic notes as context.
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Washington
Touwe Tolny
Curtishep
Kan
Northern Democraty
Tbs Erate
Wdin
Noaeimoun
Diversification in Agriculture Could Diversify State Resources
The text discusses using diverse crops across counties to exploit soil and climate, especially along the Nile delta region, to reduce cotton acreage and increase wealth through fruit and textile crops, promoting intelligent development and profitability for growers and cotton producers alike.
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Nile
Resolutions At Faneuil Hall Upset By Philippine Policy
A late night gathering at Fanueil Hall in Boston expressed sympathy for the Philippine struggle and denounced English policy as a threat to republican sovereignty. Speakers questioned McKinley era diplomacy and urged neutrality laws enforcement while referencing Senator Beveridge and General MacArthur in a critique of imperial actions.
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Boston
Hoar
Washington
Thermopylae
Leonidas
Sovereien Rik
Winiemyey
Faneuil Hall
Aa Jong
Iany
United States
No Republic
Orange
Texas regulators and bankers spark Austin debate
In Austin, a debate centers on railroad regulations and state law. Mayfield criticizes current rules as unenforceable and harmful, while judges and bankers push for policy changes favoring depositories and capital growth. The anti trust act and treasury practices loom as legislative deadlines approach.
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Austin
Texas
Mayfield
Aood
Han
Wit’ Nin
Trice
International
Great Northern
the Post
Publication details U S volunteer forces in the Spanish War
The War Department published a comprehensive Adjunct General Office study on U S volunteer forces in the Spanish War. It catalogs 224 236 volunteers with 10 017 officers and 21 218 enlisted, plus detailed muster in and muster out data by state and status categories including promotions transfers discharges deaths and desertions.
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Barty
Wis
Triudidadl
Popeloners
Rhopelle
Bartlett
Curt
Grosvenor
Ohlo
Vommietisner Beane
Whdler
Wikponila
Army of the Cumberland
Tanda
Ayattannoma
Wiliam Alden Smith
Pénal
Lai
Mr. Robinson
Ind
Tell
Washington
New York Tribune
War Department
Spain
Adjutant General
Diamisaed
Acton
Dutane
Willd Swotlon
Minster
Mahama Wreenee
Arkinsna
California
Hononetiout
Columbia
Indiana
Kentucky
Malone
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Munlona
Jeremy Shee
New York
Nori Mavelinn
Rhode Taland
Shane Uh
Will BK Jones Expands Rice Acreage in Deepwater Texas
In Deepwater Texas Mr Will BK Jones plans to increase his rice acreage to 10 acres and add about 100 acres in broom corn to his farm after a year of cultivation. The past week brought a mix of sun and rain with unsettled weather. Notable visitors included J A Wel and L Viterbe from Lake Charles Louisiana, who spent Wednesday in town. Mr and Mrs JT Sanford Gibbs were in Aioeton yesterday. W B Jones and B H Gibbe were in Howton on business.
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Deepwater
Texas
Will BK. Jones
Moors
J. A. Wel
L. Viterbe
Lake Charles
JT. Sanford Gibbs
Aioeton
Messrs
W. BE. Jones
Lk Gibbe
Howton
New South Rise Foretold by New York World
The New York World notes rapid South Carolina industrial growth with Gov. Moyn and legislature backing mills and cotton manufacturing. It predicts Carolina will soon lead in spindle count, raw material use, and output value, signaling a broader Southern manufacturing surge.
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Jovernmants
Goulds
North Carolina
Potten Mille
South
South Carolina
Saduth Carelind Ie
Massachusetts
John ¢ Calhoun
Palmetto
Platt and gold controversy roils Republican camp
Washington dispatch reports Thomas Platt and New York influence behind McKinley’s campaign strategy amid gold standard tensions. Edwards, Kohlsaat, Foraker, and Goebel figures are cited in push to credit New York for the gold plank while East versus West factions clash. Bryan’s Kentucky trip potential effects loom as GOP eyes 1898 electoral moves.
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Wheabington
Boe- Stal
Kate
Hon. Thomas Co. Pleat
New York
Mr. Root
Root
State of New York
Platt
Corcernig
Kohlsaar
Chicago
Agértion
Foraser
Kohleant
Foraker
Laat
Kohlwant
Moraker
Republein
Mc McKinley
Convention Adopts Resolutions at National Livestock Meeting
Fort Worth Texas January 19 after four days of sessions the National Live Stock Association adjourned with resolutions on public lands urging open ranges and lease reforms. The Utah Salt Lake City battle over next host city ended with Salt Lake chosen and strong Texas influence noted. Officers were elected and delegates pledged support for agriculture education and stock industry projects.
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Salt Lake City
Fort Worth
Texas
Oelock
Stock Association
America
Kansan City
A. Aa
Tediy
South Teday
Eptinger
Anil
Conmresa Io Cotformis
Janis
Holtz
Iyante
Vile Publ
Dell Ae
Soek Rotnitik
Exiatina
Weeord
Gelinas
Usd
United States
Reinatier
Secretary of the Interior
United State
Board of
Meall
Regiacey Ard
Land Office
Wreset
Dome Lacy
United Stat District
Utah
Debe
Congress
Joh
Nevada
Union
Dona Liilwe Steelk Association
Oeste of Agriculture
Ovel
Cardiad
Inijutry
Foresta
Iacmitelon
Miiahoma
Newa Arizina
John N. Simpdom
Temimae Missioner
John W. Springer
Colorada
John M. Molt
Montana
Dent
Chanies
Martin
Color Remittys
Meorgethold
Une New Exempithee
Alabama
Tt B. Witnhip
Arthonay Aevehkensae
M. Bohar
Ullfor Thoostre
Gai
Patrick
Hy Renite
Hlinals
Baker
Ate
A. Habsell
Barclay
Kineas
D. We. Moat Robinson i
Tertile
Gentry
Michigan
A A. Plies
Minnesota
T. B
Por
McGionis
Stomehanm
Deve Altermina
J. M Holt
Paul Mote Pate
Nebraska
John Sparks
New Mexico
Hopewell Alternativ
George H. Davidson
Unte
North Carolina
Benhown
Ralton
Oregonsow
Pennsylvania
W. & Foe
Carolina
Ro A
Tove
South
Stewart
Humphrey Tennessey
Overton
Tae
Irmate
Warnate
Cobo
Heol Smith
Virgo
Washington
T. S. Blythe
N. Stickney
DA J. H. Wilc
Hid
FL Weet
M.A. Bilge
Idaho
J. Wood
Nate H. A. Jagtro
Galler
Delees
Lee's Birthday Event Highlights Wharton Confederates
The Stuart chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy in Wharton Texas will celebrate Lee's birthday with a nine a recitt and supper at the R A Armstrong house. Members plan a Delighting program with Miss Meese Harris and Lillie Bolton presenting the chapter portrait. The gathering includes candidates and guests heading to other events while honoring grandfather Rogers and local figures.
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Daughters of Confederacy
Lee
Wharton
Texas
Stuart
Teracy
R. A. Armstrong
Meese Harris
Mida
Lillie Bolton
Iorla
Rogers
Misa Bolton
P. Rogers
J. BE. Linn
Famwick
Galveston
Lion O' Ty
Wharton Det Sig
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Arete York
Errotle Cochet
Peta Cole
Simeon B. Buckner
Philippines
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Nacondonches County
Tertae
Nacomdochea County
Lindtenant Gilmore
Bleops
Mapatches
MacArthur
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Guna
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McKinley
Opme
National City Bank of New York
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A. Patit
John W. Robbins
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Hardy
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Woods
Ghoyer National Bank
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Jidae Woode
Linwell
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San Marcos
Emeh Jy
Pauls Lic
Judge Words
Abere
A. P. Wooldridge
City National Bank of Austin
Plate
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Tarry Jong
Sayers
Sayers Will Summer To the Segislature
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Banke
New York World
A. Howards
McKinler
Tie Mar
Ccord
Representilives
Las de Wilouhe
Wemion
Con Eresa
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Joe Litter
Democrata
de Amon
Ant Champ Clark
Missouri
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Taylor
T Hough
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