The Houston Post Ad Rates and Circulation Notice
The Houston Post lists city and weekly editions with circulation figures and rates. It specifies subscriptions by mail and street delivery, notes authorized agents and offices, and cautions readers to pay only to the Houston Post Publishing Company and to report missed deliveries promptly.
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Daily LY Post
HE Sunday Post
Colum Eek
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E. Holland
E. R. Holland
A. W. Palmer
B. B. Throop
Eastern Business Orfet
New York
Western
Chicago
Office of Washington
Ames
Fee Ie
Wade
Theodore Fersia
Ching
Thre- Bering
Chas. Lott
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Tue Hoesroy Perettva Company
Cuban sugar policy debate sparks tariff reform proposal
The article argues for a tariff plan to cut raw sugar duty or allow Cuban refined sugar at reduced duty to revive Cuban sugar industry, protect American growers, and benefit consumers while countering trust gains. It questions administration and trust motives and cites Republican platform and broader economic effects.
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Leonard Wand
Cuba
Wood
Sooryta
Senor Gongalés de Quenreda
Marion Administration
Tadis
Oululuna
Aelfich
Sigur Trat
Guba
Trust
Altegether Wyer
Uta
Taft Praises Philippine Policy In Alluring Dispatch
The article reports Governor Taft returning from the Philippines declaring the insurrection over and praising U S policy. He claims natives increasingly accept American institutions and education, while secrecy ends and reconcentrado camps are questioned. Journalists note Taft’s statements as he travels to Washington.
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William Howard Taft
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Taft
Tnsted
Hong Kong
Batangas
Philippines
United States
Bell
San Francisea
Weobington
Bryan and Roosevelt on imperialism and governance
Fragmentary remarks show Bryan contrasting Taft and Roosevelt on imperial expansion. Roosevelt’s 1888 piracy critique is cited, suggesting early opposition to imperialism and later alignment with critics. The piece reflects shifting positions on foreign policy and popular government.
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Taft
Philippines
Bryan
Roosevelt
Thomas Berton
Boer sympathy and British war stance in press debate
The article critiques British and American responses to the Boer War and calls out figures from the war office. It mentions Lord Kitchener's forces, Kipling, and a broad discussion of sympathy for Boers, with references to American public sentiment and political parallels.
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William St. John F. Broderick
Government of
Great Britain
House of Commune
Hiitivh
Hay
Mey
Lord Kitchener
British War Office
Kipling
Washington Views and Texas Political Feuds Examined
A 19th century Washington dispatch analyzes tensions between Texas senators Culberson and Bailey, noting personal loyalties, political loyalties, and press influence. It discusses Bailey’s stance on presidential nominees, Culberson’s preferences, and the broader partisan climate in North Texas politics.
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Tess
Ging
Farley
Culberson
Elderutherson
Texas
Henalar
Senate
Bailey
Gorman
Crullieraem
Culbert
Need a Change Fort Worth Mall Telegram Candidate for Houston Mayor
Colonel T. Holt may run for mayor of Houston with expectations of election. The piece argues Houston needs a reformer to end a corrupt ring in city governance and purify officials, citing past political turmoil and attempts to defeat the ring.
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Fort Worth
Mall Telegram
T. Holt
Houston
Baldwin Rice
Exchange Interviews Spark Political Turmoil and Confusion
Fragmentary transcript shows Adlai Stevenson and Dulles discussed uniting the party amid factional tension. Walker returns from a trip, remarks on reform, and outlines a tense political landscape with potential campaigns and party realignment.
Unclear parliamentary notes from postwar France and UK
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Franco British political figures and proposals, mentioning Frtiann Me Tweence and the Matieiat Prise association. It references speeches, presidents, and potential festivities, with scattered names likely representing representatives and academics.
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France
Prisident
Prattinet
Thaler
Matieiat Prise Association
Soc
Vereity
CHER
Fragmented Postscript Chronicle Of Odd Global Notions
A garbled mix notes various oddities from 19th century life including salt trade, Versailles and South Africa pricing, Japanese telegraph work on a coast, Halifax police gear, and flourished claims about Turkey shipments. It mentions Twain's Tennessee home sale and a Tennessee scene tied to The Gilded Age. Citizens threaten auto lines against streetcar firms amid transport disputes.
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Versailles
South Africa
Kerour
Halifax
London
Vieipia
Switzerland
Mark Twain
Tennessee
Cleneriy Homestead
Lx Cepeee
Wis
Onium Art
Gillaspie New Criminal District Judge for Galveston County
Hon J R F Gillaspie of Houston named judge of the criminal district for Galveston and Harris counties replacing resigning Judge Alten. Gillaspie brings broad legal experience and practitioner background. record predicts his appointment will prove governor’s wisdom.
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Montgomery County
J. KR
F. Gillaspie
Houston
Jas Heer
Galveston
Harrey
Alten
Gillaspie
Poetic Fragments and Tangled Notes From A Fragmented Page
A collage of verse and prose fragments recalls rural life and botanic imagery with hints of public notices and scattered editorial chatter. The text mixes rustic odes about fields and seasons with references to theatrical society and a prompted gossip tone about a Detroit figure and New York papers.
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Jumbled Text
A noisy OCR fragment shows garbled phrases and incomplete words. The legible bits mention a Burk and references to substitutes, a tidal party, and a moral stance. No clear event or attributable entities emerge from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR Note on a Widow and Hidden Messages
A legible fragment mentions a widow and hidden details in a cryptic narrative. Names, dates, or clear events are not discernible, leaving a vague portrait of personal turmoil and scattered phrases that resist coherent interpretation.
Congress Should Correct the President’s Misalt (From the New York Journal)
A critical editorial argues against U S support for a British coronation, warning it undermines American republican values. It condemns hereditary aristocracy and monarchist spectacle, urging Congress to resist funding and involvement in Edward VII’s coronation.
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New York Journal
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England
America
Fiward
Whitelin Reid
Subjte
Whitela
Moreery
Hritieh
Ece
Europe
United States
Audi
Congress
Reid
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