Houston Post subscription and office notices summary
The Houston Post announces delivery terms and office contacts at 1101 1103 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Ave Houston Texas The notice lists subscription rates and payment methods traveling agents and foreign offices notes mail delivery by carrier and lists authorized city bill collectors and the official payroll and address for correspondence and payments.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Theodore Hering
Charles Lott
Henry Stamm
A.W. Palmer
Bueies
Tiehown
Tre Housrox Pitferms Company
Subrcormbers
Allies Peceive Toe
Census Bulletin Details U S Agriculture and Texas Farm Values
The census bulletin reports Texas leading with 352 190 farms and the highest land value of 125 807 017. It notes Texas farm property totaling 26 014 001 445 with buildings and lands contributing most value. Total farm product value 4 756 118 752 includes animal products and livestock. The text cites shifts in farm numbers and major roles of hay, dairy, cotton, and irrigation sectors.
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United States Census Bureau
United States
Texas
Unite States
President endorses Democratic declarations amid anti trust debate
The piece argues the president’s Pittsburgh speech urges new anti trust legislation while defending Democrats against charges of attacking the army. It notes his remarks on General Smith Major Waller and Philippine conduct, and claims Democrats are justified by the president’s statements though other arguments exist.
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Mark Hanna
Pittsburg
Post
Hae Een
Smith
Major Waller
Waller
Walley
Washington Dispatch
Heaton Glebe
Jacob WH. Smith
Washington
Republicana
Senate
Foraker
Necro Pial
Philippines
Maine
A Scientific Mare's Nest Satire on Scientists
A humorous critique notes that laymen mock scientists while recognizing their valued discoveries. It discusses satire in works like Mollere and Pangloss and argues that even respected theories include some unsound ideas, yet science remains profoundly influential.
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Mollere
Pangloss
Dominic Sampson
Hopi Glyphs Debunked by Field Museum Expert
Professor George Dorsey reports that Hopi wall inscriptions in a northeastern Arizona village are mere scratches by mischievous Hopi children in freshly built adobe houses. The find upends years of archaeological reconstruction by scholars who misread the glyphs.
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Arizona
Cuvier
George Dorsey
Field Columbian Museum
Chicago
Indiana
Pickwick
Ipswich
City’s street railway dispute nears settlement terms
The street railway cage moves toward a satisfactory settlement using the Watkins substitute and a Stone prepared proposal as negotiation bases. The Post credits delays for saving city funds and urges full mastery of details while stressing the city’s future interests must be protected.
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Watkins
Stone
Post
Predictions on farmers wealth and tariff politics voiced
The piece cites Paul Morton predicting a record corn crop and examines farmer progress and wealth in the West, paired with commentary on tariffs. It also covers Chicago and Washington views on steel assets, Texas electoral votes, and criticism of General Smith and war policy in the Philippines.
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Mississippi Valley
Chicago Chronicle
East
America
Farmers seek fair steady market to boost beef trade
The note argues for wide markets for cattle from Fairfield County to New York, claiming southern regions and coastal towns could absorb all beef if buyers guarantee fair steady prices. It notes governors shied from backing Cockrell for State chair and comments on Hogg’s limited support, reflecting likely political tensions.
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New York City
Stamford
Southern Press Opinion Highlights Political Lines
The Charleston and New Orleans papers debate civic rights and progress from antipistol laws to Negro education. The Memphis paper condemns General Jacob Smith for the Samar incident, predicting further officer discipline and political maneuvering ahead.
Continuous Horror in Houston Murder Outrage
The Navasota Examiner condemns a brutal murder of an old man by three assailants, two with billiard cues and one with a revolver, as an outrage on justice. The piece urges strict enforcement of laws and adherence to the Golden Rule to curb such violent acts.
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Navasota Examiner
Houston
Texas
Erlae
The Pistol Threat to Civil Order in Early Society
The piece argues pistols fuel lawlessness and murder by undermining justice. It claims habitual pistol carrying breeds familiarity with the weapon and confidence in its use, turning personal defense into vigilant self‑retribution.
Demcratic Committee Seeks Hidden Export Discount Sheets
Chairman Griggs reveals a New York ad offering $100 for a special discount sheet used with Henry W. Peabody exports. A Democratic agent tried to obtain bottom foreign prices from export houses, noting foreigners pay lower prices for same goods.
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Griggs
Democratic Committee
Hen Sor
New
New York
United States
Bagessensens Vanstan
Mason's
Doren
Beck Ialeens
Sun
Bardlee
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Ito
Failine
Pentleman
J. R. Bradlee
Henry W. Peabody & Co
Democratic Congressional Committee
Ireland
Filipinos Vaccinated by Americans and Havana Investments
Thirty thousand Filipinos have been vaccinated by Americans. American brewers have invested about four million dollars in Havana and surrounding areas. Quarantine against infectious diseases began in the tenth century. The text notes vast global commerce and recent flour mill constructions in Harbin. Seattle exports to Japan total about five million dollars annually, several times higher than six years ago.
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Philadelphia Times
Havana
Manchuria
Harbin
Seattle
Japan
Cuba
United States
Ahmedabad
India
Wordsworth
Miscellany quips and proverbs from the Chicago Daily News
A bundled set of humorous lines and aphorisms about ignorance riches marriage and human nature. The piece weaves social observations with breezy urban wit reflecting the era and tone of daily humor columns.
Sublimity of Silence and Courage in Life Advice
A Chicago Journal fragment reflects on how true strength lies in restraint and patience. It warns that fear of honest criticism cripples real achievement and notes that those who know much often say little until duty calls. It cautions that some steps in life are slippery on the path to justice.
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Tennessee
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Genere
Chicago Journal
Brown
Abandoned Ambition in Verse and Vignettes
A fragmented page mixes a rural dream poem about escaping chores and parental oversight with stray quips and cartoons. The piece envisions mountain heights, grapevine swings, and living off the land as an idealized refuge, interspersed with brief humorous captions and stray dialogue.
Fragmented jokes and letters mix in scattered clips
A chaotic collection of humorous snippets, editorials, and notices from various papers. Jokes about Ellen Stone, alligators in Chicago, local elections, and public sentiment mingle with scattered poems, personal notes, and calls for honest press. The tone is ragged and satirical with many misprints and stray names.
How to Break the Trusts in Philadelphia Record
Republican managers outline methods to curb trusts by pressuring funds through extortion tactics. The piece discusses political strategy and public policy while noting the era’s tensions between reformers and big business.
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Philadelphia Record
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