Houston Daily Post address and subscription notice 1900
The Houston Daily Post announces pricing and delivery details for daily and Sunday editions. It outlines subscription costs, delivery service, and authorized bill collectors, urging readers to pay by check and report late deliveries by 10 a.m.
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Houstom
Texas
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New York
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Chicago
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5. C. Beckwith
S. E. Holland
Auditoria
Ex-Governor Boutwell Attacks McKinley Supporters
The letter criticizes Senator Hoar for denouncing imperialist policy while backing the president for re election. It quotes Boutwell on McKinley Roosevelt and party bosses Platt and Quay, contrasting Boutwell with Hoar as courageous versus servile in the face of imperial aims.
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Massachusetts
Rimacclf
McKinley
Tatter
Hoar
Senator Hoar
MacKinley
Roosevelt
Platt
Quay
Mesare
Doutwell
Republic
Nila
Russia Upsurges Against American Goods in Vladivostok
A 19th century dispatch reports Russian manufacturers protesting further American imports into Vladivostok and eastern Siberia. It warns relief from the Cour d to protect local industry is essential or Russian firms will be ruined by U.S. competition as the Trans-Siberian Railway channels Western products toward Manchuria and China.
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Wittow
Siberia
Cour
Trans-Siberian
Russia
Manchuria
China
Vindlovostok
Pacific
Cespes
Hissory
Siberian
Far East
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Atention
McKinley speech analyzed faults trusts and imperialism
A New York World correspondent dissects McKinley’s acceptance speech noting heavy focus on trusts and imperialism, with much space devoted to party tactics and the 1900 campaign. The piece cites Hanna’s influence, party strategy, and the voter’s independent stance while warning against continued laissez faire in trusts and monopolies.
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New York World
Mr. McKinley
American trade and tariff themes in national expansion
The excerpt argues that American commercial growth relies on military action and tariff protection for domestic manufacturers. It contends that tariffs benefit a few at home while allowing favored producers to export cheap goods from the eastern Pacific, harming national industry and prosperity.
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Pervasive Global Tension Reflections On War and Trade
The piece critiques alliances and financial strains shaping policy in Washington and European capitals. It contrasts imperial ambitions with financial needs and notes rising costs of living driven by increased demand and scarce supply, while depicting Japan and China through a tense geopolitical lens.
Mixed 19th Century Columns Warn on Prefacing National Change
Several editorials from Houston and Galveston papers discuss American expansion, finance reform, and political risk. Opposing views warn of imperialism, Chinese policy, and domestic reform, urging cautious national guidance and business openness.
Various Noble Visitors Cause Talk Across Europe and America
Fragmentary notes describe Navid Benderegn planning a visit to Paris to view an exhibition. The German emperor wires furniture and paintings from a royal apartment. William Lyone Phelon rants about a reginal manuscript to an upcoming exhibit, while Milder returns from the Philippines for a Pan-American display in Buffalo. Theodore Roosevelt’s ancestor König Martenson von Hoolavelt is cited as an early immigrant. Jan Yether, from the Netherlands, arrives in New Amsterdam. Russia’s governor imposes a baccarat ban, restricting play in private houses.
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Mender
Witl Gornd
Bytheh
Coisng FF Milder
Buffalo
Theotore Roveovell
Kinas Martenson von Hoolavelt
Samueli
Tov Hetherlands
New Amsterdam Spa
Eyiveror
Rusia
St Peters Hurst Court Order Sparks Community Notion
The text appears to report a local court action or public notice involving St Peters and a person named Hurst. It mentions a favored name, a general conster mation, and societal implications but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Odd 19th Century Global Trade and Tech Snippets
The fragment describes varied facts from copper and leather yields to color in China, world population near the Pacific, Korean paper uses, a naval propeller abort at BOA Comte, Chinese labor in cotton, French bulk wine transport, New Zealand gold production since 1862, Georgia state rail plans, New York City housing density, an Italian electric explosive substitute, and Berlin transit wage scales rising to 29 dollars after twenty years.
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China
Pacific
Boa Comte
Shanel
France
New Zealand
Georgia
Baxley
New York City
Europe
Berlin Street Railways
Stage Gossip and Theatre Moves Across The World
San Francisco hosts stage life with Alice Nielsen and Ana Wallace Hopper seen enjoying performances. Florence 81 and John return to the stage as Mme Lais Gene in Shatnema. Jefferson de Angelis to open September 20 in A Royal Rogue. Mantell plans rest near Belfast then London for Themaynoe play A Free Lance. Cora Wrquhart Potter offered Drury Lane role per Kyrle Bellew. Bellew quarantined at Brisbane after sharing a steamer with plague victim.
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San Francisco
Ana Wallace Hopper
Florence
John
Mme, Lais Gene
Henry Hamilton
Ivan Caryll
Shatnema
Jefferson de Angelis
Charles Klein
Grant Stuart
Muale
William T. Francis
Robert
Mantell
M. W. Hanley
Belfast
Ireland
London
Willl
Puoriso
Goa
W. A. Themaynoe
Free Lance
Kyrle Bellew
Drury Lane
Cora Wrquhart Potter
Bellew
Australia
Brisbane
Lonion
Ringing Speech at Ride and Gray Reunion Stirs Atlanta
General John Gordon and General Albert Shaw faced off in Atlanta at the Ride and Gray reunion. Gordon praised the Union while opposing the idea that Confederate veterans taught wrong aims to future generations. He declared both sides fought for cherished constitutional views and urged settling the issue for posterity. The crowd roared in support as Shaw and Gordon acknowledged shared devotion to the Republic.
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Gordon
Ride and Gray
Atlanta
Albert C. Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
Gorton
General Gordon
Shaw
General Shaw
Union
Stars and Stripes
Alexander Hamilton
Thamas Jefferson
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Geng
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Basla
Chicago Chronicle on the Republican League shows disarray
The article mockingly describes the League of Republican Citizens as a sham organization driven by job seekers and anticapitalist rhetoric. It contrasts past conventions in Minneapolis Detroit and Philadelphia, noting clashes and platform adoption while lampooning its leadership and influence.
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Chicago Chronicle
League
Canton
League of Republican Cibata
Roosevelt
Republican League
John M. Thurnton
Minneapolis
Detroit
St. Towle
Philadelphia
Hannah Hanna
Sfinnepota
Fragmented political rant on anti imperialism and third candidates
The text argues about uniting forces against McKinley and outlines strategies for an anti imperialist bloc. It warns against splitting the vote and contemplates a possible third candidate if a middle ground is found. The tone is polemical and fragmented.
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McKinley
Two Problems In Arithmetic Involving War Scenarios
The text presents two arithmetic puzzles about wartime needs in the Philippines. It asks how many armed forces are required if a war breaks out and how a tenth of one percent of a population would respond during hostilities, implying calculations of percentages and totals in a hypothetical isolation area.
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Ocniddrath
Andra
Bortowheld
Philippines
Grisen
Must Awake and Opposed to Imperial Rule
A fragmented excerpt describes a bearer or livery figure resistant to imperial authority. It alleges belief in self government and duty, criticizing remillican government as a failure. The text mocks a system led by a figure akin to an all-powerful ruler and labels it contemptible.
Enriched Taxation Sparks Ohio County Debate
A local Ohio press column argues taxation has enriched officials while residents feel the burden. The piece accuses public leaders of propping up private interests and failing to address citizen concerns.
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Volubun
Ohio Press
McKinlew
Mongol Threat and Chinese Problem Discussed in Era Editorial
The article argues anxieties over Mongolian and Chinese power, warns of population growth and divorce trends in the West, and critiques Western interventions and missionary efforts. It notes Li Hung Chang’s diplomacy, religious debates, and potential military shifts if demographic and economic pressures rise.
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Confucus
Min
Li Hung Chang
Imperialism as Piracy in Opposition to Constitutional Liberty
A critical 19th century editorial argues imperialism mirrors piracy, condemns expansion as plunder under the pretense of civilizing natives, and warns that military buildup and distant governance threaten republican virtue and constitutional order. It cites Jefferson, colonial models, and urges citizen soldiery over global conquest.
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