Houston Post announces publication details and circulation policy
The Houston Post lists publication offices, foreign bureaus, and notices for subscriptions and advertising. It notes delivery expectations, city collectors, payment instructions, and prompts readers to report missed deliveries by 6:30 a.m. to ensure timely service.
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Campbell withdraws from Texas governor race primary plan
The Houston paper reports Hon. T. M. Campbell abandons Democratic nomination bid after criticizing early midwinter primaries. It notes his withdrawal stems from perceived conspiracy to deny him canvassing access and argues the party should reconsider holding primaries to avoid neglecting voter interests and public discussion of his propositions.
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Foreign born population of the United States declines from Germany and Ireland
The 1900 census shows German and Irish populations in the United States shrinking from 1890 levels due to emigration. Germany numbers drop by 117,904 and Ireland by 262,042 since 1890, while total foreign born population reaches 10,246,804.
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Republicans and Royalty Embroil U S Representation Debate
The piece questions if sending extra special envoys and a fleet to King Edward’s coronation is proper American representation. It argues such actions may be un-American and that the president’s appointment of envoys is controversial.
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Americans warned against monarch coronations abroad
The passage condemns foreign royal coronations and a U S plan to send special envoys to England as echoes of Anglomania. It argues such displays sap taxpayer funds and independence, urging Americans to resist foreign influence and remember the nation’s founding principles.
Philippines, Cannon quote sparks debate on race ties
Weary from partisan rhetoric, readers confront Representative Cannon’s provocative Philippine metaphor. The piece argues no true brotherhood exists between white Americans and Filipinos, citing civic duties in Houston and national policy debates. Policymakers clash over empire, isolation, and justice amid a flood of opinions.
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A fragmented clipping discusses fashion notes and social remarks about Blanche and knicks. It criticizes army chaplains as cowards drinkers and gamblers and urges recalling soldiers from bad company. A Pattangenta baby with teeth is noted. Roosevelt’s speech is linked to prenatal influence. The Post defends itself amid criticism.
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Hogg Criticism of Early Primaries Dominates Washington Dispatch
Washington notes discuss ex governor James Stephen Hogg urging Democrats in Texas to oppose midwinter primaries. The piece reports mixed reactions from Texas delegation and broader GOP plans on admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona, plus Consul Hossfeld’s update on gas coal demand in Austria and a new House rule limiting public floor access.
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A Flow for Harmony prompts political infighting in Texas papers
An editorial collage cites conflicts over Democratic policy and leadership, naming figures such as Bryan and Baillio while railing at party rifts. The verse-like excerpts mock campaign tactics, urging urban and rural towns to spur development and "advertise" to attract growth.
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Country longing and city life clash in a stream of verse
A fragmented verse-piece contrasts rural heritage with urban pressures. The speaker laments modern noise and loss of wholesome country values while recalling family lineage, nature, and a yearning for simpler life as the city intrudes. Mixed lines reference memory, dawns, labor, and a longing for spiritual closeness to nature.
Capitol Visitors and the Rules Change Debate
The speaker argues that entry to the House chamber is often seen as a means to escape cold rather than for genuine congressional business. He accuses supporters of a new rule of overreaching authority and creating hardship for members and citizens needing access. The speaker notes Democratic support on the rules committee for the measure and cites diverse reasons for visiting the Capitol.
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Notable figures reach milestones and mirror world ties
Lord Roberts marks fifty years in service from December eight notes a Bengal artillery career dating to December 12, 1851. Rev Dr Parker Morgan completes twenty years as rector of the Church Rest New York and receives a silver cup, with President McKinley as a close friend. Baron Schwegel of Austria travels to America to study industrial labor and political organization while Briac proposes bilingual curricula to unite French and English schools.
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Fragmented Postscript Scraps Cover Global Facts and Figures
A garbled summary mixes notes on Australian sheep, Luxor temples lighting, German steel imports, army rations in Argentina, Siberian storage woes, submarine production, Russian dockyards, and world population trends. It also mentions ships on Lake Erie, lumber hubs near Buffalo, US farm year records, cancer mortality, and Shensi in China with unclear figures. The passage interleaves disparate items without clear narrative.
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Houston Race Shifts as Judge Wilson Withdraws
The Denison Herald reports Judge W H Wilson withdraws from the Houston contest, reshaping the field and stirring party tensions in the city. Houston Post hints at upcoming developments and possible alliances as battles widen ahead of the election.
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