Houston Post Contact and Circulation Details
The Houston Post lists offices at 1101 to 1109 Franklin Ave and Tribune buildings New York Chicago for correspondence. City circulation is handled by Theodore Hering with collectors Hering Lott and A W Palmer and payments by check to The Houston Post Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
Daily Post
Holland
Siditor
A. W. Palmer
Throop
Gibson
Jack
J. Baden
Foreign Office
Eiastern Business Office
Tribune Building
New York
Beckwith
Ames Building
Houston Post
Tadiwal
Tun
Houston Pristine Company
Tate Post
Firee
Theodore Hering
Messrs
Heoore Hering
Chas, Lott
Speech echoes on keeping well alone in Hanna era
The article cites Senator Hanna criticizing the slogan keep on letting well enough alone as dangerous in the current crisis. It contrasts the motto with calls for vigilance amid labor unrest, indicting political deception and predicting a harsher national climate as strikes rise and economic strain widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honna
Ohio
Benator
Fabie
Tanne Dites
McKinley
Hatinn
Moelinson
Novesairies
Benatory Hanna
Humbert Hoax: Paris Swindle of 120 Million Francs
A French heiress Therese d Aurnignac allegedly inherits 120000000 francs from an American died at Nice and schemes with nephews and fake envelopes to borrow millions. Madame Humbert feigns high society while living on borrowed money before vanishing with most funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Paris
Balzac
Therese d'Aurignac
Henry Robert Crawford
Nice
France
Mile
d'Aurignac
Frederic Hubert
de Freycinet
Slater
Mme. Humbert
Marie d'Aurignac
Madise Humbert
Madame Humbert
Fraud inquiry uncovers vast embezzlement scheme
Investigators trace the collapse to M. Girard who lent as much as 1 240 000 and died after failing to recover funds. Envelopes certified to contain securities were found empty, exposing fraud across Madame Hembert’s residence and the bankers and money lenders involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M. Girard
Hin
Madame Humbert
Morgan and Law compared as financiers of fame and failure
The piece contrasts J Pierpont Morgan with John Law, noting Law’s rise and crash under royal finance, and whether Morgan could mirror that spectacular arc. It cites Morgan’s government lending, large mergers, and currency of wealth as potential parallels, while touching unrelated current events in a sprawling, tangled op-ed style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Law
J. Pierpont Morgan
Duke of Orleans
France
West Indies
Canada
Louisians
Company of the Indies
Law
J. Mercont Morgan
Bia
Morgan
Nibelares
Issoe John Law
Jugelo
Taw
Mur Palleno
Audeelons
Deel
al Morgan
JG Tony
John Woin
War Debates On Philippine Policy Stir Public Opinion
The editorial argues the Philippine conflict stems from the Spanish war and urges honoring independence when capable self government is shown. It critiques political rhetoric around President Roosevelt and defends open public debate, noting potential sectional motives and calls for reasonable criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Spain
Congress of the Nation
United Congress
Gooditime
Galveston
Newe
Islands
Democrate
Rogcevelt
Congress
Puiper
Controversy Arises Over Lynching Claims and Philippine Vote
The Memphis and Galveston papers debate lynching statistics in the South and question a senator from Alabama, Morgan, on the Philippine Islands bill. The dialogue contrasts Northern cities with Southern realities and notes Morgan's Senate vote insights amid conflicting views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Alabama
Senate
Philippine Islands
Chary
Galveston
King and Beggar in Copenhagen Walking Tale
Copenhagen correspondence describes a king strolling with Prince Valdamar when a beggar begs for a portrait. The beggar pockets a few coins, but the incident ends with police noting the exchange and the beggar’s feigned loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Lonion Express
Christan
Valdamar
Amarthen
Treen
Editorial Snapshots and Political Rumors Stir Public Debate
A fragmented column hints at presidential crises and policy battles while noting figures like Hay and Hours. It mentions a Jersey City pastor urging women to safeguard community values and street talk on morality, marriage, and public leadership amid volatile Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Unclear historical notices mix of people and events
Fragmentary text references Jules Verne Henrys and others with scattered names events from railroads California to Yorktown. Content appears as garbled OCR with人物 names, places and anecdotes with no coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taglint
Jules Verne
Willah
Royse
Leopgie
M Verne
Aipiens
Bown
Nfr
Riese
Kansan
Pratt County
J. & Belton
California
Los Angeles
Joel Leston
Munker
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Bennet Burleigh
Enatlieh
Volcwnie
Tucker
Murleieh
Fifty Year Anniversary and Other Miscellany in Brief
Chattanooga Catholics celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their first parish. Reports mention a Hungarian parliament scene, a pension for Mautus Jokai, and Lord Brassey’s yacht records. Other items note stamps for the Orange River colony, Danish Greenland study, and a monument for President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Mautus Jokai
FizEo
Sihee
Lord Brassey
Orange River Colony
Kingfish Tx
Egypt
Herr Stor
Barringen
Bohemia
Han Post Wal Bbe Ohir
Greenland
Tiffato
McKinley
Temple of Music
Nelson
Trafalgar
Newport
Mont
Editorial Pickups on Government Beef Prices
The piece boos at a government contract charging the Indian agencies cents per pound while private bidders pay less. It accuses the trust of extortion, calls tariff action the only solution, and notes Democratic gains tied to price manipulation. A Daily Herald excerpt also mentions a New Art teacher and a boy named Arthur Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawhd
Frownetie Daily Herald
Nichpaines
Hin
Willian
Arthur
Beefy Williams
Fragmentary note from margin reads cryptic name
A person delivers a marginal newspaper note claiming a name and fragmentary concern about another person. The missing context leaves the exact identity and situation unclear, with a murky message mentioning Berny and a station or location.
Washington news and views on Philippine bill clash in conference
Star Correspondence notes the upcoming fight between house and senate majorities over the Philippines government bill. It highlights currency and civil government provisions, predicts possible concessions, and cites reactions to President Roosevelt and party dynamics amid war-time debates and imperial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
Conference
Senate
Fnally
House Committee On Insular Affairs
House
the Post
Cooper
Hoos! Insular Affairs Committed
Conference Committee
Sehen
Eluhit
Pers
Techlleau
Universal Free Postal Delivery Debate Sparks Rural Push
The Muness of the rural free mail delivery faces local demand as towns seek mail service. Senator Neontas advocates extending free delivery to about 5000 post offices, with postal receipts rising, aiming to double cities on the free delivery list and advance universal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Free
Minnearolly Tribune
Neontas
Cies
Echoes of the old days ride on a breeze
A nostalgic poem recalls boyhood lakeside scenes and summer huts. The speaker longs for fishing, skipping stones, and sparrows by the shore as a wistful breeze awakens memories of youth and simpler times.
Local editor predicts daily paper amid labor, war talk
The Port Arthur News editor plans a daily edition near Mr Seu jhas cottrage while comments on labor strikes and overseas policy mix with reflections on newspapers like Orange Daily Dilan The Post and Tribune. Speakers debate factory growth and the tone of political ads as clergymen and readers respond to current events and education proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stump
Port Arthur News
Seu Jhas Cottrage
the Tribune
Dilan
Post
Bonanza for Lawyer From Nevada Senator Estate Split
A fragmented report states the estate of a Nevada senator has been divided among lawyers and heirs. The documents indicate Fair and North American Philadelphia moments are involved as beneficiaries in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althout
Sis
Guss. Union
Memphis Commercial Appeal
United States
Republic
Ees
Massachussetts
South
New York
Colorado
Indiana
Miinsis
Ohio
Nanza Baron
Nevada
Philadelphia
R James Mated
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. M. Fohneston
GO. J. Palmer
Wieweb Adastes Besantescesereaident Saavessgaceecenss Vice President
Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Houston
Texas
Senator Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan and
Oy Covner
King Edward
Wivig Plward
Tehnaph Tolly
Moitainv
Jett Ehotia
Massachusetts
Witte
Kaiser
Moss
Hoong
Tie
Mane
Seon
McLaw
South Carolina
Mei Corneste
Ioemor
Paniah Dalands
Hay
Herrin
Chicago
Mion
Editorial Pickups
Janes
Washington News and Views
Ted Swayeq
Oigress Aloe
Tha
Pishing Glvillention
Phillippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Ge Eblical Party
Trinaigh
United States Army
Saone
Theodore
Math Wal Ama
Tri
J. M. Laws
Breeze
Korea
Baron Shibusawa
Japan
Mos Dently Priether
Adelina Palt
Russell Sage
Pierpont Morgan
Gonte
Carrie Nation
Beef Trust
Songres
Hoar
Jake Smith
Jost
Tyrrell
Tim
Davia
Ciero Star
Tunes-Herald
Benefaco Times-Herald
Democratic Party
George
Democracy
Waco Statesman
Times-Herald
Evnis Daily News
J. M. Colville
A. F. Grubb
Bonanza