Sunday Post and Weekly Postal Rates at Houston
Public notice details subscription prices for The Houston Daily Post and Sunday Post, including annual and semi weekly options. It lists office addresses, delivery details, and authorized city bill collectors, urging payments by check to The Houston Printing Company and prompt delivery by 6 o'clock.
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Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
H John Ton
Premoent
Daily Post
Sunday Post
THA Postopfich
Houston
Taras
Lesotho
Matlin Advance
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Ke Shal-WeErkLy Post
Reign
Eastern Business
Tribune Building
New York
S.C
Beckwith
Westernaby
the Rooktry
Cnicapo
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SE Holland
ER. Holland
BB Throop
J. K Gris
Babes
Theodore Bering
Eowa
Theodore Ring
Chas, Lott
Paul Hobby
The Lesson of Experience on New Orleans Riots
The piece argues that mob violence in New Orleans offers a warning to American cities. It blames the police board for failing to curb rioters and calls for stronger public order, protection of capital and labor, and vigilant white and Black community cooperation to uphold law and deter violence.
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New Orleans
South
Timen-Democrat
Uli
Olce
Atanda
Board of Police Commissiones
Orjrans
Homuel
Fife
Cuttrere
Confused Foreign Policy Reflections Amid Pekin Tensions
The era’s confusing diplomacy sparks criticism as the state department appears befuddled by Chinese duplicity. President fears loom over Pekin contingency, with Germany and Russia shaping stances while Japan’s role remains pivotal. Local notes question U.S. governors and Texas politics amid international strain.
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Wanhlurton
Pekin
Fragmented Opinion Piece on Politics and Society
The passage comments on Chinese policy perceptions, Republican focus on trusts, and McKinley era politics. It discusses mob activity in New Orleans, railroad subsidies, business expansion, court rulings on conductor duties, and forthcoming state conventions. It references Texas and New York reform trends and prize fighting regulation.
The Late Magazines and August Century Thru the Eye
A survey of Cramp's Magazine July contents and August Century offerings. Highlights include war articles on Pekin and the Philippines, a prisoner’s account, literary pieces on a new heroine Bertha Rubble, adventure tales, and illustrated features. The issue previews Bentham and historical notes, with fiction set around Navarre and Alaska.
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China
Cramp
Clare
Pekritt
Onlin Ang
Victor Kenyon
Spencer Townsend
Merk Hanca
A. Logan
Bertha
Henry IV
Navarre
Mayenne
Department of
Moti
Simpkineville
Ruth McEnery Stuart
Tauro E
August Journal and Atlantic Magazine Highlights and Shifting Titles
The piece surveys the August Ladies' Home Journal and the August Atlantic, praising fiction and essays by Sarah Orne Jewett, Alice Brown, Maximilian Foster, and others. It notes photogravure features, portraits, poetry by Allan Cary, and a shift in publication branding to Modern Culture under new ownership, with plans for broader cultural coverage.
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August Ladies' Home Journal
New England
Cyrus Townrent Frady
le Imide
Pietaresque America
Howard Chandler Christy
Mr. Howell
Sarah Orne Jewett
Mian Jowett
Alice Brown
Maximilian Foster
Dincarvan
Fons
RK. Johnson
F. Brown
Angela
Pewh
Itoilli Tyttle Hartt
Mr. Marte
Telf-Cultire
Modern Cultuhe
Rebuked Curiosity in a Philadelphia Inquirer Style Tale
An enumerator recalls a chaotic encounter while counting residents in a Irish neighborhood. He faced misidentification and a chaotic scene as Mrs Mulcahey heckled and shouted questions about names and numbers, ending with his admission he cannot recall how many people were present.
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Philumphia Inquirer
Pritanine
On the Verge of a Volcano Fidlter Constitution
A George-sourced clipping notes strong central government aims after a Cabot Lodge speech in Philadelphia. It predicts Republican gains and party discipline shaping policy, with references to an army and senate as factors. Athens, Georgia, July 17, 1900.
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Cabot Lodge
Philadelphia
Army
Gary
Senate
Tc H. Palmer
Athens, Ga
Homer Dante and Milton in Golden Ages of Literature
Vida BD Scudder surveys Homer Dante and Milton, weighing their epic visions. She contrasts Dante’s Inferno and Paradise with Milton’s Paradise Lost, arguing Dante’s spiritual symbolism stands apart while Milton emphasizes direct divine self-revelation.
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Homer
Danta
Milton
Vida
Scudder
Tevet
Harte
Jovine
Boilie
Weil
Batlles
Nethermont Bell
Dante
Lucifer
Miltin
Political notes and Tennessee senatorial race analysis
Washington Post discusses Enelistimen and Amft inane at Astor downfall, wealth and birthstatus fueling English aristocracy tensions. It notes Tennessee senatorial race likely without a general primary, Carmack's likely win over Buidsras, and factional Democrats and Republicans shaping state politics and prospects in Montana.
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Washington Post
Enelistimen
Amft
Astor
William Blackehield
May
Teunessee
Adel Oal
Che Cep
Eaward W. Carmack
Dreaipils
Eige
Buidsras
Aliough
Wenner
Washington
Josiah Paterson
Yue
Carmack
Patterson
Coptests
Elonticos
Montana
Assuras
Preston
Huene
Willart
Clark
Letopubiinan
United States
Caliah
Bryan
Felvoes
Republicana
Uchet
New Telephone System Aims to Link Fintonia and Surrounding Towns
Moen contractors are building a new telephone line in Fintonia Texas to connect nearby towns and lakes. The project plans true use of all lines for subscriber access and broader communication services.
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Fintonia
Texas
Chair of Alabama Senator Lewis Sits in Capitol Baseme nt
Washington dispatch recounts the history of a mahogany chair built for Senator Dixon H. Lewis of Alabama, kept in the Capitol basement for decades, later misdelivered to Chicago and finally recovered to remain with Lewis descendants in Walker County Texas. It notes the chair’s journey and the broader remarks on campaign finances and political practices.
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Washington
Star
Fom Ball Jd
Walker County
Texas
Ball
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Alabama
Eveatest
Dixon FH. Lewis
United States
Zenue Ie
Senate
David Davis
Davis
Ken Ihan
Chcago
Chicago
Tl Adis State Building
David Bandas
Lewis
Mie
Tom Ball
Portue
Vomes
Miialle
Mr. Dall
David Mavis Bar
European drama notes and theater figures roll through town
The piece lists actors such as Joseph Kilgore and Dorothy Lowe linked to European tours and new productions. It notes Klaw & Erlanger buying Elis Scawell’s pirate tale The Sprightly Romy, and upcoming operatic sketches and plays with names like Hawthorne and Eugene Prosbray. It also covers a Canadian setting near Quebec with Francois Bigot and Marquis de Vaudreuil, and a family expedition from Quebec toward Colorado.
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the Woernabee
Europe
Paris
Joseph Kilgore
Jars
Sporting Life
Joseph Brooks
Ben Stern
Walsh
Eugene
Dorothy Lowe
Fon
St. Louis
Angetresa Thia
Frank feKee
Axoust
John J
New Tarn
Nejiie Hawthorne
Han
Comedienne
Flogers Brothers
Hawthortn
New York
Amg
Klaw & Erlanger
Eluart Scawell
Macreac
Tor Amey
Ion Hetts
Bain Talia
Eugene W. Prosbray
France
New France
Rerlany
Dpresbrey
Francois
Bigot
Quebec
Marquis de Vaudrwil
French Canada
Walins
MoKkes
Nering
Hackett
Republican Panic and Wealthy Backers Stir 1900 Campaign
The piece accuses wealthy Republican backers and corporate boards of directing a panic to undermine Bryan. It claims about thirty rich countrymen exert influence, control currency, and threaten a Republican administration to restore competition and reduce prices.
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Panesari
New York Journal
Yale Y Ailey GiMi
Wil Euey
Ecole
Jess
Corangie Compas Companions
Huyar -Tyupt
Ligrapha
Tobsealer
Republican Trista
Republican
Directite
Io Sunator
Bryan
Bryan ThelFin
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Mr. McKinley
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Oramiaine
James C Gilmore
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Rejibeners Magazine
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Ike Wein
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Wuest of
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