Houston Printing Company City Notices and Publication Details
The Houston Printing Company announces publication details for The Post, including office addresses at Franklin Avenue and city circulation information. It lists subscription rates, carrier delivery terms, authorized agents for city bills, and foreign offices in New York and Chicago with travel agents nearby. The notice is dated Tuesday morning, June 41, 1901.
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Theodore Serine
Theo
Chas
Lott
Burt Hull
Tun Houston~ Puiitive Company
Ibacribers
Tis
Georgia Lynching Debate Prompts Governor Support For Sheriff
A Carrollton County sheriff is praised for preventing a mob from lynching a prisoner, with Governor Candler commended for prompt action to suppress mob violence. The Atlanta Journal notes continued attacks on Southern officials by Northern critics and argues for firm enforcement of law.
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North End
Georgia
Ife
Moltifa
Carrollton County
Doperven Pralwe
Andoe
Hin
Tanmol
Candler Ieamo
Athinta
Stith
Candler
Georges
Solien
Poole
Ofivers
Pilce
Third Term Talk Stirs Republican Ranks In The Nation
The Post notes rising talk of a McKinley third term spurred by Congressman Grosvenor who argues there is no unwritten law against a president seeking a third term. Depew and administration allies add weight to efforts to abolish the old custom and align party policy with finance interests.
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McKinley
Congressman Grosvenor
Ohio
Senter Depew
New York
Grosvenor
Lendera
Grosvanor
Washington
United States
Depew
Gayedigo
Supreme Court
Supreme Court and Politics Across Fresh Conditions
The article argues that courts can reshape constitutional norms and questions whether politicians can override precedents. It reflects on fears of third terms, imperialism, and party dominance, noting concerns about republican vitality and McKinley’s potential third-term bid.
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Supreme Court
Istem
Washington
Elan
Republic
Post
McKinley
Texas antitrust laws prompt heated debate and crossfire
A wary Texas law faced scrutiny as Nebraska and federal voices clash over antitrust enforcement. The Nebraska State Journal disputes claims of sweeping remedies, noting no cases yet under Texas statutes and urging federal support to enforce antitrust provisions amid interstate commerce limits.
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Texas
Tsinal
Nebraska
Congress
Netraska
Setione
United States Supreme Court
Nebraska State Journal
Gore
Supreme Court
McKinley
Thal
Political economy quips in a lively old tale
Wise and otherwise dialogue spoofs economic ideas with a tittle boy and elders. The banter mocks votes for coin and philanthropy, noting a hospital built in the human heart and praising a rare humane soul amid cryptic modern quoter chatter.
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Harley
Pitot Point investor buys half in Sherman Courier
Charles E. Burke of Pitot Point Texas acquires a half interest in the Sherman Courier. The piece notes public interest in local industry figures including Gustave A Jahn of Houston involved in track rights near West Houston and rice mill ventures at Sculy and Bayou City.
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Charles E. Burke
Pitot Point
Texas
Sherman Courier
Mr. Burke
Gustave A. Jahn
Peritionin Eek Fathers
Houston
Privien
Bayou City
Raumant
Mounten
Russia
Fort Worth
Rimsin
California
A Step Backward in Liberty’s March
The address by Hon. Moses Hallert before the University of Colorado law graduates argues that law develops gradually, not by leaps, urging lifelong study. He links Civil Liberty, Independence Day, and civic memory to caution against imperialism seen in the Spanish War and warns liberty wanes when governance tolerates expansionist aims.
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Rovipun
Coro
Law School
University of Colorado
Moses Hallert
Denver
Coke
Littleton
Oxford
Blackstone
England
Europe
Great Britain
Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Aguetita
America
Spain
Mahomet
Pacific Coast
Halla
Oth
United States of America
Cartenae
Notable Figures Interviewed in Royal Circles and Politics
The piece notes Prof. Hermann Pagenstecher as a leading oculist who advised Queen Victoria on outdoor spectacles and attended her in her final years. It highlights Rev. James Gow becoming Westminster headmaster, Lady Carew’s long life across three centuries, Sir Arthur Havelock’s appointment as Tasmania governor, and French PM Delcasse as a sharp, tireless reformer shaping policy trends.
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Hermann Pagenstecher
Victoria
Weistaden Opthalmic Hospital
Westminster School
London
James Gow
Trinity College, Cambridge
Nottingham High School
Westminster
Gow
Carew
Lord Carew
Wellington
Nelson
France
Louis Philippe
Tve
Arthur Havelock
Edward
Tasmania
Commonwealth of Australia
Madras
Washington Star Fragment Delivers Confused Phrasing
Fragmentary OCR text from the Washington Star shows a garbled quote about a president and political terms. Readable facts are minimal, with no coherent event, date, or named entities to anchor a clear summary.
Quaking aspen and restless tales mingle with news
A fragmenting poem on the uncanny aspen and a scattered roundup of curiosities from Chicago to Turkey. Bits describe a haunting forest warning, a boatman killed, a pardoned Mrs Maybrick mention, a world trip with Russell Sage, and a St Louis suicide amid gambling losses.
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Russell Sage
New York
Coral Foulard Dress and Wedding Veil Customs
A fashion paragraph describes coral pink foulard dresses with arabesque patterns and plain taffetas sleeves. It discusses bride’s attire including train length, veil of tulle, orange blossoms, and coronet. It also includes a recipe for a dessert and a method for preparing a gelatin dessert.
Menu Hints From Lubcheor
A fragmented menu note references deviled crabs and salmon tartare with entries marked by playful typos. The cryptic text hints at tomorrow’s meal offerings and a seaside dining vibe with few clear details.
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J. Palmer
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Lowton, Texas
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Dallas
Houston Post
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Corpus Christi
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J. T. Farias
Mr. Higgars
Colorado Spokesman
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Abe Mulkey
Chilton Perard
Célumn
Chiltan
Dallas Typographical Union
Telange
Confendée Ete Rewnion
McKinney Cacette
Chocotah
McKinney Courier
Toerrell Times Star
Liberty
S. March
M. Delcasse
Rot Pes Graen
Washington Star
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Maybrick
Turkey
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