Houston Daily Post and print shop address notice
Publication office details and distribution info for the Houston Daily Post including addresses 101 1103 1105 1107 1100 Franklin Avenue and bureau locations in Chicago and New York with advertisement rates and travel agency mentions. The text lists offices and agents such as E R Holland and Jim Grie with distribution notes.
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Office OF
Franklin Avenue
Wouston Theas
Dalyan
Sams
Sesmere
Tribune
New Ann
Chicapo
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Soeepecial Agency
Reveling Agente
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E.R. Holland
BE Throop
Jim Grie
Telephone Numbers and City Circulation Rules
The article lists subscription rates and delivery details for The Post with monthly, three months, six months, and yearly pricing. It names authorized collectors Mosare Theodore Ring Chas Lott and Pou Hobey and states payments must be by check to The House Printing Company. It warns deliveries by 2 PM and prohibits office-employe orders from being recognized.
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Bering
Mosare
Theodore Ring
Chas
Lott
Bowleas
House Printing Company
Brazos River Navigation Debate Delays Recommendation
A Monday conference between the Brazos river navigation committee and United States Engineer Riche concluded that no Washington recommendation will be made until Riche is persuaded of the commercial importance of the project. The river valley produces about one third of the state's cotton, and navigation could spur vast agricultural development along the Brazos. The committee plans to meet in Waco next week to present data supporting a survey and eventual navigation work.
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Brazos River Navigation Committee
United States
Riche
Washington
Brazos River
Hraaon
Fontiquoun
United Aiaten
Post
Drasoa
German American Voter Aligns With Bryan in Presidential Race
German American voters across the nation back Bryan and Stevenson with strong opposition to Republican policy. The Washington Times notes early campaign tension. German language newspapers in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Ohio report solid support for the Democratic ticket, with some estimates placing up to 63 percent of German Americans in Bryan’s camp. The piece highlights the community’s resolve on tariff and trust issues, and a readiness to mobilize in the upcoming election.
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Bryan
Stevenson
Waabington Times
Repub
Ktates
Michioe
Tlinois
Oliver
China
Ile Republican
Wren
Boh Kem
Huibs
Aindhems
German American Voter’s Stand Against Imperialism
A German American citizen supports the Democratic Party over the Republicans, denouncing imperialist policy and urging allegiance to liberty and the American Republic. He cites ancestral experiences and alignment with the Democratic stance on imperialism as paramount in this presidential contest.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Imperialiam
Mark Hanna
China and Europe Call for vengeance over Pekin horror
Editorial condemns the Boxer uprising in Beijing with violent reprisals, urging immediate allied action. It links German, Russian, and British sentiments to punish China, while warning against diplomacy delays and endorsing decisive military measures to avenge atrocities against foreigners.
Exchange Interviews Show 1890s Prosperity Debate
Local letters discuss prosperity under McKinley era policies, praising a rising economy while condemning trusts. The Houston Tribune notes campaign vigor, navy expansion talk, and urges finish of the hotel project to boost the town’s fortunes.
Galveston port plans and national politics across Texas
The fragment discusses Galveston’s push for a new hotel and premier shipping facilities to boost Texas exports. It notes heavy cargo on the Galveston wharf, the blockade, and the push to complete a deeper water channel. It references Houston Post endorsements and Cuba, Japan, and China topics, with global political implications and local railway concerns.
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Texas
Galveston
Boston
Tidewater
Galventon
Houbroy Iean
Notable Figures and Visits Highlight International Links
A scattered report mentions Tr. Max Nordand planning an England visit in Ad Sust and possibly visiting the United States in September, amid moves tied to the Zlontet movement. It notes Amedee Joutin, a California-born artist, and a French academy brevet officer, plus Professor Henry M. Howe of Columbia and various officials connected to an international congress. Minor mentions include Colonel Mathias of Gordon High, Kaw brothers in South Africa, and a German emperor pledge to paint three academies for Queen Victoria's Yaoul, with Pari naval decorative works at Pembroke. An unrelated thread references Swift Wright, ex-editor of the Loganport Dairy Journal, aiding Jimines of San Pedro during a Cuban revolution era, later rewarded with the Aighvat office.
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England
Thia
Pms
Amedee Joutin
Kia Just Beet
French Academy
Henry M. Howe
Columbia University
Heoldemp
United States
Heid
Saris
Coleonel Mathias
Gordon High
Lergal
Kaw & Brother
South Africa
Ite
Ladysuit
Yaoul
Pembroke
Hollonzollerna
Swift Wright
Loganapart
Ind
Prile
Jimines
San Pemingo
Wright
Cuba
Jiimines
San Do Diego
Hits Wright
Fragmented Notes From a Far Reading Page
A garbled OCR page mentions missions in China, religions notably Confucianism, and distant planets. It cites New York streetcars, London domestic workers, bead offerings for government, European emigration, and mourning customs. The text blends observations with errors and inconsistent figures.
Republicans in Masy Debate McKinley Reelection
Citizens debate the outcome of William McKinley’s reelection amid uncertain support. Meeting attendees, including Aboud Ohin and Meveland Ohie, question the presumed victory as July 16 reports highlight mixed opinions and no clear mandate.
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Meveland, Ohie
Mark Han- TA
William McKinley
Mee
Waters-Pierce permit controversy looms at state convention
The Waters-Pierce incident is expected to surface at the upcoming Texas Democratic convention in Waco. The piece argues that critics seek to pressure Attorney General Smith and Secretary of State Hardy to pass judgment on the matter, asserting Texas law allows the reorganized Waters-Pierce Oil Co to operate if its charter and anti trust affidavits are in order, and defends Hardy against alleged discretion over such charters.
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Austin
Waco
Smith
Hardy
Missouri
Waters-Pierce
Texan
Supreme Court of the United States
Federsl
Cl C Corporation
Alsc
Secretary of State of
Secretary of State
Texas
Watera-Pierce O
Gainesville
Tadlan
Beattie Et al
Supreme Court
Sc. Hardy
Cain
Mésara
Smil Hardy
Tts
The Evils of Imperialism in American Politics
A conservative writer condemns imperialism as criminal aggression and urges voters to defeat McKinley to preserve democratic principles. The piece argues that imperialism risks subjugating populations and threatens fundamental government norms more than internal revolution feared under Bryan.
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McKinley
Poravlora
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Democracy and imperial policy warned by Carl Schurz
Carl Schurz argues against imperialism and expansion in the Philippines, condemning indifference to democratic principles. He laments the mocking of Washington and Lincoln, warns of autocratic rule under democracy, and urges Americans to uphold the republic’s civic duties and the promise that government should serve the people.
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Washington
Lincoln
Aree Lincoln
Gat
Imperialism and Trusts Dominate the Campaign Debate
The article argues imperialism and trusts as the central campaign issues. It praises the democratic platform on these topics while noting room for improvement. It warns that voters will soon confront a government tainted by greed, perfidy, and the misuses of power.
Political Attack on McKinley Policy and Republican Tactics
The piece argues that the republican defense of McKinley’s silver policy is a sham and warns that corruption funds and hired speech aim to sway voters. It contrasts supposed democrat virtue with republican vanity and predicts voters will see through claims of gold standard strength and free silver opposition.
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Senate
House
Tienes
Republicans Plan Nationwide Campaign Office Openings
The National committee gears up for a nationwide campaign with elaborate preparations. Leaders warn victory is not assured and vow a determined effort, opening headquarters in New York and Chicago before August 1 to launch the campaign with renewed energy.
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Almont
New York
Chitgo
Carneat
Martin Pierce Captured in Murder of His Wife in Texas
Martin Pierce, about 60, arrested near Caldwell and jailed in Bryan after allegedly shooting his wife near Martin Falls county. A $125 reward had been offered. Pierce claimed extenuating circumstances from his wife's conduct. Sheriff Carlson and Constable Harvey transported him to jail yesterday evening.
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Maite
Bryan
Texas
Martin Pierce
Martin
Falls County
Caldwell
Powell Harvey
Carlson
Pierce
Aod
Fragmentary Note of Woman Driving Cars and Dress
A garbled passage describes a woman who will take a car to ride blocks in a dress, with unclear phrases about her behavior and actions. The text lacks coherent details or names.
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