City newspaper notice and publication details
The Houston Daily Post lists publication offices at 1101 to 1109 Franklin Avenue Houston Texas with Joseph Johnston as editor and G J Palmer as vice president The paper outlines subscription rates by mail and weekly schedules and names traveling agents and foreign offices for regional distribution The city regulation team led by Theodore Hering oversees delivery and bill collection with authorized collectors and checks payable to The Houston Printing Company and requests prompt notice for late deliveries.
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Houston Printing Company
Ri BM Johnston
Ceces Eens Cesses
G. J. Palmer
Franklin Avenue
Theodore Hering
Charles Lott
W. P. Cearnel
A.W. Palmer
Houston Paintina Mpany
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Impact of a proposed canal on Houston and global trade
The article argues the canal will boost US and Houston commerce by linking Gulf and Pacific routes. It claims near-term gains for cotton, southern industries, and international trade with Asia and the Americas, noting Houston's Buffalo Bayou channel and Grifporta as key benefits. The piece frames the project as a centuries-old dream finally realized, bringing prosperity and rapid growth.
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United States
Houston
Buffalo Bayou
China
Peru
Providence
America
Snarls Over Army Abuses Spark Texas Editorial Clash
A Letter from Taylor defends General Smith and condemns Army abuse coverage while accusing The News of promoting anti army rhetoric. The piece denounces treacherous journalism, defends patriotic virtue, and blasts the News for a biased editorial stance and misattributed assassination claims.
Fractured attack on Texan values in campaign hate
The piece denounces a 1896 campaign cartoon from Leslie's Weekly depicting Bryn and followers as anarchists as offensive to Texans. It condemns a perceived national press patrolling “patriotism” by slander, hypocrisy, and pharisaical displays, urging respect for home and humanity.
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Leslie
Bryn
Texas
Newa
Soca
Democratic Platform in Texas Aims for Harmony and Reform
The Texas Platform urges unity within the Democratic Party, backs reaffirming the national declaration, and supports policies on education, industry, and finance. It calls for temperate primaries, stronger anti trust stance, and expanded state investment while praising prosperity and economic growth in Texas. The piece notes Roosevelt as a model for national policy and cites labor disputes and tax/trust issues as ongoing themes.
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Elbowa
Bryan
Cleveland
Texas
Galveston
Kansas City
Elroumetanrest
Apettine
Norte
Governor Rivere
Hie Common School
Calla
Capitalia
President’s anti trust drive announced by leaders
The president plans to break up the trusts and push an antitrust bill in the next session. Reports say he consulted the attorney general and Representative Littlefield of Maine and will discuss the subject on fall tours after delivering Independence Day remarks in Pittsburgh. He is said to be so anti trust that he may disrupt the party to carry out reform with younger supporters.
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Fred Moleston
Oase
Taylor
Gener
Samy Ny Tewanide
Aica
Philippines
Anne
Ie 4
Patriota
Lorie
Dreyfus
Devil's Island
Henry VIII
News
Navy
Goldmans
Moyts
Texas
Ireland
Wal
Wbel
Congress
Rourke Cookran
New York
Pittsboro
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Washington
Hei
Pittsburg
Jamie
Sinfit
Search for Fugitive Harry Fracey and a Nation in Awe
A reflection on civilization as a veneer and the public fascination with the Oregon fugitive Harry Fracey. The piece links fear, sympathy, and moral lines as it mourns disaster from Johnstown to coal mines, earthquakes, and the human cost of struggle.
Struck While the Iron Was Hot in New York Advertising
The beef boycott affects advertising in New York as cereal makers shift spending to direct consumer outreach amid the crisis. The piece notes a curious advertising dip and calls the change an emergency readjustment for marketers.
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New York
Moines
They Strike While the Iron Is Hot in Newspaper Ads
They rushed into newspapers for faster, cheaper reach to housewives and local buyers, avoiding magazine delays. The plan covered territory quickly, reduced duplication, and produced immediate returns through effective display in prime positions. Changes in type and presentation were made within twenty four hours.
State and national voices weigh in on taxation and politics
An aggregation of editorials and comments from Southern papers critiques trusts tax policies, calls for a conciliation committee over the Bailey-Beveridge case, and summarizes Senate friction. It notes Arkansas Senator Jones’ stance on the canal route and Carmack’s homeward reflections amid a scramble for McLaurin’s seat in South Carolina.
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Senate
Bailey-Beveridge
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Kansas City
Panama
Editorial Picks and Diverse Texan Local Observations
A collage of brief notes shows rail projects in England, a harsh punishment call in Waxahachie, praise for Senator Hanna’s defense, and reflections on Texas towns expanding small industries to beat dull summer months. The items mix opinions on crime, politics, and economic development across several U.S. papers.
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Texns
Texas
Notable honors and civic notices span politics and memorials
A range of snippets notes Sterling Morton’s proposed Arbor Day memorial by Nelraphal City group, Lord Rospbery’s crime caution impacting a forthcoming novel, and imperial decorations valued at $225,009. Also mentioned are Harriet Beecher Stowe’s San Francisco observance, royal honors for physicians attending Queen Wilhelmina, and Rev. Dr W H Milburn’s long clerical career and near eighty years of age.
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Sterling Morton
Arbor Day
Arbor Day Memorial Association
Nelraphal City
Lord Rospbery
Harriet Reechee
Stowe
San Francisco
Stockton Street
Thomas Starr King
California
Wilhelmina
Rosenstein
Order of the Lion of the
Netherlands
Keuner
Roessingh
Pat
W. H. Milburn
Senate
Fragmented World Notes on Institutions and Inventions
A mix of quirky claims and partial reports from various places. Topics include a university gymnasium project at Chicago, vine growth near Esren Tyrol, Vienna lace making by machine, Salvation Army divorce claims, Italian suicides, a 117 year old St Petersburg peasant, Pompeii imagery in Naples, Berlin lecture-publishing fines, a Kalgoorlie theatrical fine in Australia, and a missing woman found in the east side.
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Wronan
University of Chicago
Esren
Tyrol
Vienna
Salvation Army
Italy
Vassilissa Tranovna
St. Petersburg
Rusais
Naples
Paris
Berlin
Kalgoorlie
Barabbas
Supreme Court
West Australia
Nave
Houston jury service reform discussed by local paper
The Houston paper asks lawyers how to improve jury service. It notes murder cases might involve stripping prisoners of wealth and influence. Navasota Review reports fifteen arrests in Houston on Sunday, ranging from drunk to suspicious characters, with officers actively pursuing offenders.
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Houston
Navasota Review
Italy
Remarks About The Post Weather Report
Fragmented note from The Houston Post discusses rain reporting and praise for its news gathering from San Angelo Presa and J. M. Lewis. The text mentions thought leadership and a Panama reference, with unclear conclusion.
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Houston Post
San Angelo
Tampering with Trifled by J M Lawsa Tallie
A读 fragmentary verse piece describing a white dressed Tallie and a speaker's swooning imagery. It features dreamlike scenes of sun and blue skies, birds and fragrances, with a sudden shift to a moral line about apology. The passage ends with a dialogue about judging and apologizing.
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Tallie
Fragmented Comic Chat Sparks Weekend Tableside Banter
A jumble of social quips shows a friend asking about business while a character jokes about fish and misheard plans. Mrs Newlywed requests persiffage, a grocer rushes to supply, and a Galveston resident recalls a flirtatious encounter, all reflecting playful exchanges and social norms of the era.
Fragmented Excerpt Reflects Exchange Interviews and Local Notes
The piece blends quirky quotes and overheard remarks about coronations, hats, and journalism. It notes Miss Garnett Peters’s engagement rumor via the Vinton Herald and praises special editions from San Antonio Express and Denison Herald. It cites a scientist debating earth’s solidity and mentions local mills, politics, and city hall debates in Houston and Austin.
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San Antonio Express
Houstonian
San Antonio
Houston
Safford
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