Houston Post Publication Details and Delivery Instructions
The Houston Post provides publication office contact at 1101 1103 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Ave Houston with circulation control by Theodore Bering and authorized collectors Charles Stamm and A W Palmer. Delivery aims by 6 30 a m and emphasize payments by check to The Houston Printing Company.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Theodore Bering
Charles
Enry Stamm
A. W. Palmer
Hovezox Peintixe Company
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Bryan Speech in Boston Impresses with Calm Dedication
The article reviews William J. Bryan’s address to the New England Democratic League in Boston. It praises his tempered tone, argues he clarifies key party differences, and notes his open view on future policy and national welfare.
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Bryan
New England Democratic League
Boston
Iaet
Bevan
Ephraim
William J. Bryan
Attacking the Army Editorial Endorses Roosevelts Censure Actions
The editorial from the Heaton Herald defends President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Root for censuring and remoting General Jacob H. Smith, arguing the action clarifies that the army as a whole is not condemned for misconduct by a few officers. It condemns demagogic attacks and notes Congress members misused Philippine issues for party gain.
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Heaton Herald
United States
T Te Candor
Thos
Roosevelt
Hoot
Greneral
Jacob H. Smith
Roornevelt
Congress
Crielden
Housevelt
Haa
General Smith
Army
Waller
Marines
Asscugsion
Army criticism and presidential stance in a republic
A historical column argues no government branch should be immune from criticism though the army attracts special protection. It cites President Roosevelt’s removal of an officer to curb demagoguery, insisting public opinion governs all officials, including the presidency, courts, and the armed forces. It warns exalting the army risks republic collapse and urges vigilance against demagogues.
Fall of Spooner Mirrors Cardinal Wolsey in Reform Clash
The Wisconsin senator John C Spooner, once a key Republican leader, falls from power as the state party demands reform measures. Governor La Follette leads the Wisconsin Republican convention in offering Spooner endorsement only if he pledges to support state platform tax and ballot reforms. Spooner refuses. The piece questions party loyalty to trusts and calls reform waters bitter to Spooner, who faces retirement from public life.
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John Colt Spooner
Wisconsin
Cardinal Wolsey
Wolsey
Saint Spooner
Republican Party
Cardinal
Great Censtor
Spooner
Badger
Robert M. la Follette
Moriah
Wittlaat
Unclear OCR excerpt stirs political debate and names figures
Fragmentary text cites President Roosevelt and civic figures amid controversy over street railway settlement. It references The Post editorial stance, accusations, and mentions of Wells, Hanna, and Cockrell campaign dynamics, plus local Texas politics.
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Selves
Judge Cockrell
Texas
Wells
Mavon
Ite
Democratic tensions over Bryanism in Texas convention
The Texas Democratic Party at Galveston reaffirmed its faith in the national platform while avoiding a direct repudiation of Bryanism. Analysts note a cautious stance that could shift toward alliance with Democrats who favor harmony, with similar sentiments echoed in North Carolina and New York, as the press weighs potential party reorganization ahead of 1904.
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Texas
Middle West
Bry- Hien
Meir
Indivah
Ilinois
Lone Star
Galveston
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
iHod
Aryantiay
Uryanian
Southwell
North Carolina
Democratic
South Atlantic
York Post
Democrata
Kansas City
Bryan
Mrr
Pawedd
Bryag
Birgito
South
Nicholas II and the Nihilists in The Hague Conference
The article weighs Nicholas II as czar of all the Russias noting his call for a peace conference at The Hague and a private meeting with Russian socialists and nihilists to hear why they oppose the government. It argues the czar seeks to learn the sources of discontent amid frequent bombings and tyranny by officials.
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St. Petersburg
Catherine
Peter the Great
Nicholas II
Russias
Hague
Russia
Crarts
Houston Strike Settlement Reported After Meeting
The Houston strike ended Saturday night after talks with Omar of the Houston police and local officers. Citizens honored Hon. Thomas H. Ball with a silver service for securing the Buffalo Bayou appropriation.
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Houston
Thomas H. Ball
Buffalo Bayou
End Weapons Crimes in Houston, Says Journal
The Heanmont Journal argues murders are fueled by gun carriage and urges the legal fraternity to use hangings and heavy fines. It states Houston's high crime mirrors population, and calls for law, judiciary, and juries to remove this blot from Texas.
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Texas
Houston
Heanmont Journal
Gates in shirt sleeves at Corn Panic as Wall Street roils
In New York letters on a corn corner scare John W Gates sits with son Charles in his Manhattan Beach office not giving statements. Rumors fly of wins or losses while Gates declines to discuss the deal and directs reporters to his partners. He speaks of grain carriers and rail routes as he monitors market chatter.
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New York
Wall Street
John W. Gates
Gates
Charles
George H. Phillips
Gateses
John F. Harris
Isaac Ellwood
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Harris
Mtr
Mr. Gates
Sie
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Santa Fe
Random Postcripts from a Period Chronicle
Berlin now has 60 000 telephones and London sees 200 000 cigars smoked daily. Moorish army to receive rifles soon. Russia's 128 million are mostly farmers. Emigration from Ireland and UK routes noted. Prices London to Shanghai fall from 325–475 to 65–160. Cacti collection in Michigan receives unique varieties. Smyrna trades heftily, rivaling Constantinople in wool and rug markets. Horticultural crops expanded in England since Henry VII.
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Berlin
London
Russian Empire
Hackney
Clapton
Lonfen
Liverpool
Tyne
United States
County Mayo
Ireland
Shanghai
Tha Halmer Camp
Caro
Mich
Random Local Notes and Notable Figures in Brief
A string of brief items notes John Jolly the Pleasanton area farmer, Cadiz residents denying rumors about Admiral Cervera, Hetty Green and Carnegie funding for Chesterton projects, Buffalo Bill and Senator Clark friendship origins, and long-serving lawmakers Hoar Platt Hawley Aldrich Gallinger Allison Frye Hall Cannon Hitt Henderson Grosvenor Grow Bingham in recent terms.
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John Jolly
Happy Hollow
Pleasanton
Cadiz
Admiral Cervera
Santiago
Hetty Green
Chesterton
Ind
Andrew Carnegie
Buffalo Bill
Willian A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Cody
Kansas Pacific Railway
Hoar
Platt
Hawley
Aldrich
Gallinger
Allison
Frye and
Hall
Cannon
Hitt
Henderson
Grosvenor
Grow
Bingham
Dalsell
Mrress
A Gentleman in Philadelphia Bulletin
A narrator describes a man’s tact in social interactions with women and staff. He avoids aggressive flattery, avoids religious debates in mixed company, and shows restraint in discussing a wife and employer, signaling classic gentlemanly conduct in public conduct and courtesy.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Poem Fragments and Dialogues Echo a Romantic Tale
A jumbled collage of verse and prose images about Garnet, moonlit fields, and a lover's rhapsody. The text interleaves lyric stanzas with sharp wits, street banter, and rural quips, ending with a shy confession of a married man and fading romance.
Exchange Interviews and Texan Political Contenders
A collage of quotes endorses various Texas leaders and bankers as potential governors. References to General officers, Captain Cerrville, Colonel Frost, and other named individuals mingle with editorials from Dallas Times-Herald, Houston Post, and Sherman Democrat. The piece also notes an international chess tournament and a curious marketing riff on fig coffee. Public sentiment favors capable men from business and local communities.
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Colonel Frost
Meyer Hartt
F. Antonio
Tom Campbell
Palestine
Sam
E. McAshan
Houston
John Welder
Kleberg
Santa Ciertrades
Texas
J. E. Houston
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