Houston Post Publication Details and Circulation
The Houston Post announces office locations at 1101 1103 1105 1107 and 1109 Franklin Ave, lists foreign and local offices, and details correspondence guidance. It outlines circulation, delivery by 6 30 a m, and authorized collectors Theodore Bering Charles Lott and A W Palmer, plus payment by check to The Houston Post Company.
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J. H. Barton
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Fourth of July Reflection Calls Back American Spirit
Article salutes Independence Day, quoting Webster and the 1776 Declaration, urging readers to renew commitment to liberty and national unity. It denounces imperial policy, pleads for American prudence in Philippine policy, and champions Washington and Jefferson as moral guides.
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Americana
Daniel Webster
Philadelphia
Jong
Washington
Jefferson
The Negro in the South and Northern Criticism
A clipping critiques Andrew Sledd's Atlantic Monthly piece The Negro Another View. It argues the South grants nearly all rights to Black citizens except political rule, cites white Southern charity and employment, and claims Northern action against Southern racism never occurred, contrasting with alleged Northern attacks elsewhere.
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Atlantic Monrhiv
Editeor
Andrew Sledd
Bledd
South
Rexroes
Indiana
Milinois
Philippines
No Negro Equality and Southern Brotherhood Debate
The text argues that there is no social equality for Black people in the North or South and claims lynchings occur for offenses such as rape. It asserts the real problem is Northern hostility to the South and accuses Northern prejudice of inciting Black crime, while portraying Southern whites as allies to Black Americans.
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Colorado
Kansas
Heldiér
Ohio
Mr. Beicher
Texas Railroads Show Big 1902 Mileage Increase
The Texas railroad report credits Engineer Thompson for a 201.4 mile rise in state mileage in the first half of 1902, with Texas leading in 1901 and likely to extend the lead in 1902. It lists new and planned additions, totals 241 miles, and notes Texas now operates 10,817.68 miles, with 2,603 miles more to be built.
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Railroad Commission of Texas
Texas
Wiouston
Texas Central
Burnet North
International
Great Northern
Navasota
Spring
Waco
North
Red River
Texay
Southern
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Malis
Texas Southern
Sumer
Winnsboro
Choctaw
Oklahoma
Gulf
Amarillo
State Line
el Paso
Rio Grande
New York
Louisiana
Cotton Belt
Noell
Dallas
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Railroais
Caneek
Bay City
Matagorda
Bonnar
Meaumont
Nat Oe
Housman
Teas Central
Burnetto
Lampasas
Merteny
Ware
Kate Dating
Navascita
Madisonville
Jaoanftes
Bore Worth Am Rio Grande
Brownwood
Brady
Jacksonville
Chicago
Rock
Weland
Jacksboro
Graham
van Vieck
Tiftyotiwe
Swestwater
Tata
Orange and Northwestern
Panhandie
San Antono and Crowther
Tock Island
Tox Niles St. Louis
San Francisco
Pono Niles
United States
Mexico
Staton
Short Sermons on Length of Pulpit Discourses
A religious man recalls a shift in sermon length from forty five to fifty minutes to thirty minutes or less. He notes old preachers exhausted their text and audience, while modern ministers must concentrate thoughts and deliver concise talks suited to listeners and weather.
Pulpit craft and the art of concise sermons
The article praises modern pulpit work as an art with capable preachers able to deliver both short and long sermons. It cites examples like Phillips Brooks and Arthur Brooks as models of rapid, effective delivery and notes the value of a preacher who can engage and move audiences quickly.
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Galka
Phillips Frocks
Arthur Brooks
Democratic Trend Across States and Issues Charts 1890s Path
The Springfield Republican editors argue Democrats nationwide press high tariff and trust questions, citing Maine and Illinois, with independence for the Philippines and a clear anti Cuban reciprocity stance. They claim no deep fracture on silver, urging a disciplined opposition offering a credible alternative.
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Illinois
Maine
Alp Huillery
Enelisi
Maine Democrats
South Ry
Kansas City
Beein
Harroning
Lee Pat
Clesr
Jumble of anecdotes from Washington Port figures
The fragment cites Frank R. Stockton’s death and a meeting with a young woman who received an autograph and witty remark. It records jokes about Senator Kittredge, a police tale about a jewelry theft, a geography lesson in a crossroads school, and quips from Representatives Kyte Ruppert Heldier Beicher and Knox.
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Frank R. Stockton
Daytone
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Letter Reaches John Underwood in Andover Mass
A letter was finally delivered to John Underwood of Andover Massachusetts after a series of mail delays and routing difficulties. The incident underscores postal service challenges in the region.
Opinion highlights from Southern Press and national items
A collage of syndicated comments notes satire on bachelors versus married men, Rathbone’s return with Hanna, and political jibes at Republican figures. It references tariffs in the Transvaal, Depew’s bridal trips, widows of congressmen and double pay, plus praise for Lord Kitchener’s chivalry and potential good will toward Africander policies.
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Memphis
Tennessee
Postscript notes mix in London society and sports
The article notes golf’s rise in fashion amid social chatter in London. It mentions a Westonsuper-Mare pigeon box with kittens and a mother, and a chimpanzee sentenced for larceny on the west coast of Africa. It cites costs to police Parliament houses, indictments in Missouri, and coal prices in Vladivostok and Cardiff. It also mentions salmon species in the Taku river and a Sioux City hair demand dispute.
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London
Sears
Westonsuper- Mare
Africa
Larie
Missouri
Vladivostok
Cardiff
Taku
Ateska
Sioux City
Dom
Allegorical Love and Oddities From A Humorous Quarto
A collage of rhymes and verse fragments includes a maritime allegory of trust and peril, a humorous exchange about illness and death, a quip on flies in ointment, a shopfront sugar weigh, a serving girl’s mishap, and observations on mothers-in-law and folly.
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Hilker
Birds Boxed in Potsdam Park by Kaiser Rule
The Kaiser installs fifty two nesting boxes in Sans Souci Park Potsdam to provide habitats for birds. Empress Alix follows an old Russian custom and works on gold embroidery destined for churches and monasteries. John Erickson plans a $300000 Seattle Post Intelligencer home funded by a Klondiker returnee. Maryhattianna Arkansas gets its name from Mary Hattie and Anna Webber. A New York editor owns a historic decanter from King Edward tied to the 1866 Victoria bridge opening ceremony.
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Sans Soucer Park
Potsdam
Alix
Seattle Post-intelligencer
Paget Sound
Klondiker
John Erickson
Maryhattianna
Arkansas
Springfeld Republicans on Philadelphia franchise values
The Pennsylvania railroad is urged to pay New York City 14 5a5 for first ten years of annual franchises on river corridors and 87¢ yearly for next fifteen. The city seeks compensation for street railroad rights and argues franchise values are real to public revenue. The stance warns against valuing corporate privileges and taxing them, noting broader impact on monopolies.
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Springfeld
Pennsylvania Railroad
City of
New York
Hirdeen River
Manhattan Island
Spia
Rayntey Iere
Ravit
Timrow
A Man Without a Country and a Student’s Selfless Triumph
The Philadelphia Public Ledger discusses Senor Oposio’s naturalization status, noting he remains outside any nation’s citizenship and can’t be naturalized. The New York World highlights Master Sitney Bernheim’s graduation bouquet replacing a scholarship, praising democratic schooling and generosity in giving others opportunity.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Supreme Courts of
District of Columbia
Antonio M. Oposin Y Deensen
Pilipino
United States
Knox
Oposio
Senor Oposio
New York
Sitney Bernheim
DeWitt Clinton
University of the City of New York
Bernheim
Unanimity Sets Record at Philadelphia Republican Conventions
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin reports unprecedented unity at local Republican conventions with all candidates and motions aligned to the master plans. Dissent was absent as speakers and organizers maintained strict adherence to prepared instructions.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Philadelphia
Fragmented Opinion Snippets Leap From The Daily Herald Page
A mash of quotes and notes from various papers and figures. Mentions of the Daily Herald Palestine reporters H V and W Mo, editor changes at Mail-Telegram and Cooper Weekly, and comments on figures like Aguinaldo Roosevelt and Tillman. Includes odd jabs at artists and politicians and a stray remark about looting.
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