Houston Daily Post Public Notices and Rates Showings
Publication details for The Houston Daily Post and Semi Weekly Post, with office addresses, travel agents, subscription rates, and city billing procedures. Notices emphasize timely delivery deadlines, authorized collectors, and payment rules for newspaper subscribers in Houston.
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impostor collecting Post subscriptions on Southern Pacific
The Post reports a unknown man impersonating Mr J K Grist a traveling agent for The Poet and trying to collect subscriptions on the Southern Pacific line. It urges readers to demand proof of identity from all Post agents and to report any information to the management.
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Plague fears and policy debates across empire
The article warns of bubonic plague spreading to the United States via overseas routes and emphasizes gland swelling and severe illness. It urges strict American port quarantine and border vigilance, and critiques government focus, contrasting concerns in India and South Africa with U S defense priorities. It advocates humanitarian aid over imperial conflicts.
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England
Protector of Trade Spars With Browne Amid Rail Fight
The Atlenia Journal critiques Rep. Browne amid tensions over protective tariffs and free trade for Puerto Rican products. It notes a Republican led agricultural league opposing McKinley’s policy, plus Browne’s role as director of the Holston and Texas Control railroad and his stance on the Huntington land grant. The piece defends Browne, questions the mayor’s organ, and cites rail layoffs as potential consequences of policy battles. The article also mentions UK export growth and a new book in literary columns.
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Wool tariff critique sparks tariff reform debate in article
The piece criticizes an Andrew McKinley era policy shift toward reciprocity with Argentina and other nations. It argues the proposed treaty would weaken wool protections, harm American producers, and misalign with the protective tariff tradition championed by McKinley and Blaine.
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Mixed 19th Century Commentaries On Politics And Society
A dense column surveys political shifts in South Terese toward meritocracy, criticizes railroads and newspapers, and notes rhetoric around democracy. It cites city politics in Indianapolis, the Houston and Texas Central railway, cultural trends in Europe, and a range of public issues from plague responses to public finance.
Fragmentary pondering on world powers and language groups
Fragmentary text argues about Britain and allied nations and the idea of who owns the earth. It contemplates gifts and feared conflicts between English speaking countries and other nations, hinting at a future guerre.
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Interchange of river and harbor interests across the Mississippi Valley
Memphis voices urge swift action to improve the Mississippi river and its harbors, aiming to protect commerce and navigation. A Memphis committee should visit Washington to press for river projects, with emphasis on the Minsteriop river as a trade artery and port facilities needing early funding.
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Washington
Chilton and Imperialism in the Pacific Debate
The Henderson Timer and Van Banter critique Chilton's shift toward imperialism, contrasting his earlier Jeffersonian restraint with later advocacy for Western Hemisphere expansion. The piece cites President McKinley and debates over a generous navy, framing the issue as a struggle between democracy and monarchic power.
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New York Sun: End of National Bank System Favored
An editorial argues for ending the National Bank system within two years, opposing a debt refunding scheme to back notes with 2 percent twenty-year bonds. It declares government notes could redeem debt through taxes and bonds, while banks would reincorporate under state law, weakening central banking and opposing Bryan. It urges Republicans to abandon National Bank money.
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National Bank Act
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Political dispute over Chilton and imperial policy discussed
A fragment discusses a republican editor of the Ve Igaco World criticizing Chilton for commercial aims and opposing McKinley era imperialism. It portrays a debate on domestic policy, national power, and the future role of Myit ion in world affairs.
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Our Antiquated Constitution to the Halter of The Post
Governor Sayers argues a modern tax bill blocked by constitutional restrictions. The writer urges Texans to demand a new constitution with bold progress and broad public support, urging immediate convention and reform.
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Man in King and the humble origins theme
A Burnet Bulletin excerpt reflects on the idea that society elevates people regardless of birth. It recalls Josue Chevit and a lord who mocked a statesman for his father’s shoes, arguing that all share a common origin and that nobility is not dictated by birth or foreign ancestry.
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Misrepresenting Mr Bryan in Washington Newspapers
Washington reporters claim Mr Bryan warned against deliberate misrepresentation by unfriendly papers on the Philippines, asserting he would set the record straight by writing. Despite this, some Republican correspondents questioned his stance and the Senate debate on the issue.
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Bryan position on Philippine independence and protectorate debate
A Washington correspondent criticizes William Jennings Bryan for omitting a clear path to Philippine independence and instead defending a U S protectorate analogy. The piece argues Bryan supports a limited colonial oversight while warning of risks to Philippine self rule and regional stability, urging a fairer treatment in the public debate.
Location searches for several plant establishments across towns
TO LOC Ane ETHAPTUISE, Chethiree-Seth No Thomas, watch and track maker, seeks a site for their plant. The Smith & Jirnes Mano company, WN, Van Mate, secretary, of Hincly, seeks a location. The Teetrell Well Supply company of thin elty seeks a site. Bloomington Henry Means represents Bloomington Cier and Vinegar Company seeking pickle slating plant site. Molies The Hartholomew Manufacturing company seeks site. Davenport s N. Newcomb contemplates removal of Newcomb Loom Works. Randolph Freaq W Bradley shoe firm seeks location for shoe plant. Michigan Detroit The Detroit Pickle firm William Bros. & Charbonneau seeks site for new plant.
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New York Vote Supportals and Democratic Outlook
Buffalo proprietor Norman G Mack speaks at Shoreham amid Democratic loyalty to William Jennings Bryan. He predicts a Democratic governor this November, noting divisions within New York Democrats and a shift toward pro Bryan alignment across party factions from Lake Erie to the Atlantic.
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Views on Bryan and trust issues stir New York politics
The letter presses discuss Judge Van Wyox and Bryan as party figures, with anti-slavery sentiment shaping convention strategy. Commercial travelers influence planks and primaries, while Teddy Roosevelt and Platt figures loom in New York politics and vice presidency talk.
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