Houston Post Publishers and City Circulation Notice
The Houston Post provides subscription rates and delivery details for city circulation. It lists offices, agents, and payment names, and warns against sending money to anyone but the named collectors, with contact points for missed deliveries.
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Tahn
Garriers
Gran
Theodore Berin
Messrs. Heodore Bering
Chas. Lott
A. W. Palmer
Titk Houston Pallixa Company
Democratic Boom Spurs Olney Rally In Mamphie Tennessee
The Mamphie and Shelby County Democrats endorse Richer Olney of Massachusetts for president in 1904 and invite him to speak on political conditions. The piece argues the Olney boom and other Democratic boosts show strong presidential timber and bright prospects for Democratic success, contrasting with Republican oligarchy and limited candidates like Hanna and Roosevelt.
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Hill
Bom
Gorman
Lamont
Judge Parker
Olney
Mamphie
Shelby County
Tennesser
Richer Olney
Masanch Settl
Democratic Party
Provident
Rtr
Mampnis
Tennessee
Republic
Hirvan
Tilnes
Hin
Commoner
Bevanwald
Roosevelt
Hanna
Jesser
Hannaa
Foraker
Odell
Smith
Wynd
President Threatens Action on Trusts and Rail Merger
The president directs the attorney general to sue the beef trust and the northern railroads merger under the Sherman act. Critics question enforcement, arguing no criminal prosecutions occur and many trusts go unchecked. A Washington correspondent cites legal opinions that prosecutions are possible under existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Northern Railroads
Coal Trust
Tin Plate Trust
Car Trust
Sugar Trust
Telephone Rust
Tobacco Trust
The
Salt Trust
Biscuit Trust
Pullman Car Trust
Standard Old Company
Steel Trust
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record
Herald
Wellman
Washington
Ee Spoenersetiann
Sherman law and trusts battle line in coming campaign
The piece argues the Sherman law strengthens common law to curb interstate trade restraints. It predicts Democrats will push the trust issue while Republicans cannot rally around the army and flag. It urges righting both foreign and domestic policy and asserts a Democratic victory will topple trust magnates.
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Wellman
Edom
Moab
Fragmented political chatter and editorial jabs hydrate Houston post
The passage records a barrage of editorial sniping over river and harbor funding, verbosity about conference actions, and a cast of political names. It mixes dismissive notes on public utilities policy with mockery of political players and sensational asides about Ireland, Ireland, and British leaders.
Fragmented World News Snippets Include Names and Dates
A jumble of brief items mentions Senator Beveridge’s possible future presidency, birth of Margaret Anne Neeve in Guernsey born May 18 1702, autographs of public men dating to 1868, Martha Abell Rich last of five DAR daughters dying in Connecticut, Charles Curtis shifting to Senate, Rome church row over Perosi in theater, priest entry rule revived in Mexico City, and Mary Shelley letter found with a 1840 dating and businesslike widow.
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Beveridge
Margaret Anne Neeve
St. Pierre Port
Guernsey
Eaglands
Channel Islands
Gilbert Parker
Hartiament
Itth Avenue
New York
Champs Alveces
Paris
Wellington FE
Parkhurst
Clinton
Mass
Charlie Fh
Martha Abell Richi
Gradina Rich
Est Mamptons
Conn
Dar
Charles Curtis
Topehy
Raneaa
Senate
Han Uidian
Rome
Perosi
Mises
Mexico
Witten
Mary Shelley
Mexican Herald
Shetley
Global notes mix growth, war honors, and tech reforms
Immigrant arrivals in New York last year reached 433 886, with this year unlikely to surpass half a million. France has spent 120 million on canals since 1879, with schemes for another 100 million. A 64 ounce gold nugget was found in Talbot Creek Georgetown Queensland. South Africa honors include three Victoria crosses and ten DSMs amid reform efforts. Kaiser Wilhelm II shows interest in alcohol as steamship fuel, drawing lines to German fleets.
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New York
France
Talbot Creek
Georgetown
Queensland
South Africa
Lord Leigh
Frederick William II
Prussia
Bridgeport
Dethy
Conn
Kaiser Wilhelot
Jeran Ieealane
Suppression in Senate Spurs Torture Claims in Philippines
Senator Culberson charges the war department hid papers related to cruelty allegations in the Philippines. Testimony recounts brutal beatings and water-torture of a prisoner by Lieutenant Arnold and Sergeant Edwards, with Beckoning references to court-martial and possible coverups.
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Washington
Senate
Culberson
Philip
War Department
Philippines
Post
Culherson
Beveridge
Texan
West
Fourth Cavalry
Arnold
Sergent Edwards
Lodge
Rodbullt
Howards
Massachusetts
Lowes
Vonrt Neal
Monsselignet
Pilwardh
Tietesait
Pein Slas
Mino
Udeaien
Andrew RO Weir
Tadye
Bolnwon
Batangas
Lara
Ile
United States
Ieee
Wien
Groof
Serkoune Edwards
Edwards
Theoman
MniercaHy
Halle
Americ
Mme
Vollinteera
Edwants
Notun Elgy
Arnot
Vonas Uicn
Aymold
Tiwards
Monty
Monter
Cubersom
Indiana
Captain West
Weir
Department of Northern
Lauren
Manito
Ciencal
Lugon
Andrew Ki Weir
Fouitt
F. Arnold
Arnold Apey
Vadinwanil Calaca
Luzi
Sthuranin
Stateil Titat
Pasay
Dbergs Towers
Pusey
Calagache
Tames Bi Bari
Durc Cavalry
Pourthi Cavalry
Stopeant Edwards
Stothe
Apontdi
Ratveards
Barry
S. I Meters
Oop B
John Tuck
Fourth Cavatry
Calica
Sctts
Fidwards
Mack
Bilwand
Tack
James Mt Whitnes
BOF
Matos
Serene Eidwards
Petacant Edwards
Anner
Whit. Ney
Reeves
Raha
Troop Forth
Ualien
Fielding
St. Clair
Taylor
Northern
Luzon
Ksidge
Sens Stor Culernon
Miles
Culbernon
Army
Ourtl Cavalry
Calaca
Bever
Thas T
Sena
Melancholy Monologue of Frustration and Food Obsession
A fragmented poem-like column blends ribald food imagery with social asides. The author obsesses over cantaloupes and golden flesh while interspersing notes on Peary expeditions and political figures like Whitelaw Reid and Charles Ham. The tone is archaic and fragmented, with surreal juxtapositions and satirical asides.
Empire of Drink and Liberty Faith in Prohibition Fades
A fragment from Exhange Interviews includes Senor Buencamino testifying about illiteracy and dialects in the islands, critiquing independent government ideas. The piece shifts to condemnations of alcohol allowances, party politics, and a forewarning of unrest, then notes Edison’s storage battery promise and a state bill on concealed weapons.
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Senor Buencamino
Islands
Boar
Fera Onigans Daily News
Weir Case Sparks Debate Over Army Policy and Suppression
The article discusses opposition to a resolution on the Weir case and asserts suppression and misrepresentation by the dominant party. It notes a court martial order and the handling of cruelty charges against a commissioned officer, suggesting revelations remain limited and critics accuse officials of stifling truth while advocating democracy and reform.
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Papa Tm. Weir
War Department
Culberson
Edwards
Roosevelt
Atl
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Threop
Ana
H. Barton
Eastern Business Office
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S. C. Beckwith
Office of Washington Correspondent
Ames Building
G Street
Houston Pasting Company
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Korus Pocus
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Martinique
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OS One
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Monk Textle Editors
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Wittesses
Frederick T. Arnold
West Point Iron Iowa
West Point
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Weil
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J. M. Lewis
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