Houston Post Exposes Publication Office Details and Subscriptions
The Houston Post lists publication offices at Franklin Avenue and notes classified details for subscriptions by mail, traveling agents, and city carriers. It names editors, collectors, and instructions to address payments to The Houston Post, with a reminder to notify the office if newspapers are not delivered promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bering
Meera Theodore Hering
Charles Att
Henry Stain
A. W. Palmer
Hoth
Cherk
Farmtina Mpam
Texas Business Opportunities pamphlet highlighted
J. Abernathy of Wharton Texas penned a 187 page pamphlet titled Business Opportunities in Texas. It outlines state resources including agriculture mineral rights manufacturing and railroads. It cites investments and growth in Houston Dallas and surrounding areas and praises the work for attracting capital and business to the state.
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J. ©. Abernathy
Wharton
Texas
Abernithy
Llane
Houston
Wallan
Dallas
Abernathy
New York Merchants’ Association
Tiesika Inez Wear
New York
Avernathy
Praian
Great Democrat on Democracy in Bryan Speech
A historical assessment of William Jennings Bryan and his Nan tasket speech to the New England Democratic League. It frames democracy as Jeffersonian and Jacksonian ideals, contrasting the party of privilege with the party of equality, and portrays Bryan as a disciplined, professorlike explication of democratic principles.
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William Jennings Bryan
Nantasket
Maas
New England Democratic League
Trian
Mr. Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Bryan
Party
Party of Equality
Jackson
Mtcesatul
Bold Democratic Resolve to Rally Voters and Unite Opinions
The speaker urges unwavering defense of people’s interests and steadfast discipline. He argues Republicans wavering, Democrats must not surrender or compromise, and must inspire trust in truth. He contends the party can attract undecided voters and those sympathetic to democratic ideas if unified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Good Roads and Rural Education Urged in Farm Editorial
The Texas Farm and Ranch editorial argues for better county roads to enable free rural delivery and market access, linking road quality to agricultural education and regional prosperity. It urges systematic state and local planning, especially in Texas, to improve routes, reduce transport costs, and prevent crop spoilage.
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Texas Farm and Ranch
Bowery Stricks
Erie
Tex
Union
Mktof
Houstonian Nonsense Sparks City Times Satire
The excerpt riffs on local politics and events with mock commentary. It touches on Houston, water needs, the Mayflower, the yacht Sylph, and a sham battle at Austin while noting weather, irrigation projects, and nearby matters. The tone is sardonic and regional.
Altration drives union battle in anthracite mines
The Chicago News warns that coal road officials aim to break the Mine Workers' union in the anthracite region. It argues union strength is essential to improve wages and curb wage weighing injustices, asserting that dissolving the union would destroy hope for workers and threaten American labor.
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Chicago News
Mine Workers’ Union
Miners and Democrats Face Strikes and Primaries in Turbulent Debate
The Charleston News indicates rising tensions as miners and their families weigh hardships while party factions clash over primaries and leadership. It highlights Mr Senter’s stance, Wells’s chairmanship contest, and Dallas Texas Farmer’s convention remarks.
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G. Bentee
Law
Senter
Alvin Aut
Terro
Texas
Dallas
Nim Wellen
Aik
al Bosh
Jim Wells
Pune
Jim
Hetter
Jin
Editorial: reform needed on homework and wage gaps
The piece argues for stronger limits on homework and raises questions about wage equity between workers and university staff. It discusses student discipline, employee relations, and broader labor tensions influencing education policy and campus life.
Southern industry growth shown in capital and product value
The piece details 19th century industrial progress, comparing capital and product values by United States, New England, and the South. It notes capital rising from 412.22 billion to 1 007 0085 815 with percent gains, and product value increasing similarly, highlighting the South's share rising from 4 to 13 percent of national totals.
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New England
United States
South
Syro
Sac
Fifty Greatest Living Americans Listed by Prize Contest
A prize contest enumerates fifty living Americans as the greatest in fields including Statesmen Roosevelt Cleveland Bryan Fuller. financiers Morgan Rockefeller Carnegie Schwab. religion Vincent Post er Ireland Hirsch Clark. military Miles Wood Dewey Schley. editors Hearst Reid. educators Eliot Hadley Thwing Schurman Andrews Wilson. inventors Filleon Holland Westinghouse. explorers Peary Baldwin. art Gibson Whistler Abbey LaParge Gaudes. music Nordica Whistler Milan. actors and others.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Melville W. Fuller
J. Pierpont Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Mo Schwab
John H. Vincent
Henry C. Poster
John Ireland
Emil G. Hirsch
Francis FE. Clark
Army
Navy
Nelson A. Miles
Leonard A. Wood
George Dewey
Winfield Scott Schley
W. R. Hearst
Whitelaw Reid
Charles Willian Eliot
Harvard University
Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Jacob Could Schurman
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Princeton
Tra Remain
Johms Hopkins Diversity
Taltiore
Mdi
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Als
Thomas A. Filleon
John B. Holland
George Westinghouse
Robert E. Peary
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Charles Dana Gibson
J. McNeil Whistler
Edwin A. Abbey
John LaParge
Lalian Nordica
Joseph Effernon
Pallentire
Clara Bartom
Phoebe Hearst
Jane L. Milan
Helen Miller Gould
Kare Sant
Clemens Casric Tain
Willian
Notable Names Voted In Poll Of Public Figures
A poll shows Theodore Roosevelt favored by 97 percent and William A Fryan by a similar share. Other top votes include Thomas A. Edison 66 percent Grover Cleveland 85 percent Bishop Vincent 80 percent Francis E. Clark 60 percent S L Clemens 86 percent Edward Everett Hale 85 percent Booker T Washington 70 percent and George B Westinghouse 60 percent.
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Dean Howells
Edwin Markham
James Whitcomb Riley
Edward Everett Hale
Sciender
Jaacques Loeb
Edward E. Barnard
Theodore Roosevelt
William A Fryan
Thomas A. Edison
Grover Cleveland
Bishop Vincent
Francis E. Clark
S. L. Clemens
Booker T. Washington
George B. Westinghouse
Mr Bryan's speech sparks harmony dinner debate
The Baltimore Sun reports Mr Bryan urged a democratic approach to future issues, contrasting human rights with greed and warning that party unity hinges on embracing democratic principles. He split deserters into two groups and warned New England hosts about party harmony debates.
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Baltimore Sun
Bryan
Jefferson
Republican
Pryan
Leeadee
Biel
Democratic Party
Bryatt
New England
New Lawland
Democrats of New England Endorse Harmony and Policy
The speakers advocate party harmony and majority will in shaping policy. They identify tariff and trusts as pivotal issues for the coming campaign, arguing protections benefit consumers and producers while neglecting small businesses. The Democrats aim to frame these questions as central to the next presidential contest.
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Democrats
New
Eng
Batley
Bryan
T Tariff
Fragmented Postscript Snippets in Odd Global Notes
A jumble of odd phrases mentions God be with you, glass breaking by singing, Boise water supply, a governor’s wife’s rhinoceros pet, extreme cold versus heat, a Rome to Gheny race, motoring millionaires, Long Laland and East Indies color brilliance, dog barking, a News boys union, a Labor Council action, thatched Transvaal roofs burning, and a galvanised iron boom, with pigeons and other stray items.
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Boise
Tiaho
New Borneo
Rome
Gheny
Long Laland
Wea
Santas
Newsboys’ Union
Labor Council
Witi
Transvaal
Turbulent Verses and Vignettes From a Fragmented Page
A collage of poems and prose snippets presents romance addressed to a seventeen year old Rita Wilber, reflections on aging, and jumbled dialogues about love and health. The mix includes playful lyrics, domestic humor, and social observations in loose, piecemeal form.
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Rita
Rita Wilber
Alice
Local Notes and Opinion Columns Share Oddities
A fragmentary jumble references editors, punishments, public safety, and stray observations. It mentions figures like Henrietta, John the Galveston Opera Glass, and editor Mersary, plus musings on crime, hangings, and a skull found in Kansas. The tone is a collage of local gossip and editorial asides with scattered names and places.
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Journal of Beaumont
Mersary
Hobson Rescuers
The Right Man for the Job in Havana and Panama
The Boston Herald notes General Wood can use the pick and scrub brush to advantage in digging the Panama Canal and cleaning up Havana, asserting he is the right man in the right place for the job.
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Boston Herald
General Wood
Panama Canal
Havana
Aggressive Trust Fighter Roosevelt in Democratic Pitch
A Kansas City Journal note argues Democrats courting trust issues should rally behind Theodore Roosevelt as a vigorous anti trust candidate. The unsigned column frames Roosevelt as a decisive reformer pressing corporations to curb power and protect the public.
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Kansas City Journal
Theodore Roosevelt
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