The Sunday Post and Semi Weekly Post Ad Rates and Offices
The Houston Daily Post announces circulation details and mailing options with rates for city delivery and subscriptions. It lists city agents and offices, urges payments by check to The Houston Printing Company, and notes delivery expectations and responsible staff.
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Nan Li
Ita
MAL
Hotland
Fitor
A. W. Palmer
Bob
Whroop
S. M. G Siden
Jeth Burton
Burton Challenged by Hanna Faction in Cleveland District
The article details an intra party clash within the Republican ranks led by Senator Hanna against Rep. Theodor J. Burton. It notes Burton’s renomination prospects for Cleveland’s district and Hanna allied leaders accuse him of posing a threat to party machinery. A federal complaint against Cleveland officials signals escalating tension.
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Theodor J. Burton
Tworky-lvet OW Dietelet
Congress
Fats Aleles
Minton
River Mid Harbor
Mr. Burton
Fayee
Oly
Muyton
Bey
Dur
Thomua
Bath
Tian
Wyll
Hossliam
Tle
United Sties
Repubilicans
Turton Ie
Hanna
Hin Gane
Burton
Cleveland
Mong
Chileman
Hie
Camipilen
Guantrolla
Mardinten
Chiatrmin
Hann
Post Dent
Roosevelt
Mannath
Hannatin
The Good Old Days and the Lost Temperance
The piece contrasts modern times with an idealized past, arguing progress includes moral and spiritual gains though drinking was far more common in earlier eras. It cites ministers in New England, Washington and Franklin involvement with lotteries, widespread card playing, and weak Sabbath observance.
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Dave
Mpteriar
Pointe Out
Leonard Woolf
Saya
New England
Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Bishop Meade
Virginia
Williamsburg
Gune
Londonderry
N. H
Octrix Bick
The Good Old Days and Modern Sentiment in Society
A reflective passage contrasts past views of seduction as a young man's aim with current moral standards. It notes renewed criticism of betrayal by women, praises humanitarian work, charity, urban uplift, and the shift toward Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man while honoring earlier heroic efforts of forebears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Philanthropy and Five Per Cent in Philippine War Debate
A derisive editorial critiques Lyman J. Gage's Savannah speech asserting philanthropy and five percent as motives for the Philippine War. It accuses officials and supporters of hypocrisy, links benevolence to imperial aggression, and denounces war for profit or political gain by criticizing domestic policies and public sentiment. The piece questions leadership and warns of electoral consequences.
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Lyman J. Gage
Treasury
McKinley
Savannah
Oo 4
Hepocriny
Honvey
Wunlied
Gage
Triton
Cepa
Setouk
Oon
The Passing Of The Dude A Fragment From The Mail
A garbled reminiscence on a fashion minded man described as a “dude” from New York, contrasting aristocratic pretensions with waning style. The piece muses on changes in fashion, gender power, and social roles, intertwining obscure references and regional remarks about miners, Texas, and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nic
Hines
Johnny
Cock Robin
Solomon
Chorche
Unclear fragment hints at local political and church disputes
The readable text mentions a civic ticket and candidates, a vote uncertainly implied, a carriage scene after Reid, a Baptist church expulsion, and a Chicago meat trust yielding to union demands, suggesting a chaotic mix of local politics and social conflict.
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Chicago Bratch
Meat Trust
Figures and quotes on Croker Crowley Matton and race remarks
Richard Croker Jr joins a Wall Street firm as a year devoted to occult literature and hypnotism topics continues. Mary Catherine Crowley, author of A Daughter of New France, resides in Detroit and has contributed to journals. J Harris Matton of New York, noted author and historian, is mentioned. Hoverine Cater of Georgia is described as a fiery speaker on crime with a violent riot stance in Pittsboro Georgia, including threats to African Americans and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker, Jr
Wall Street
Mary Catherine Crowley
New France
Detroi
Boston
Manhattanville
New York City
Detroit
J. Harris Matton
New York
Ile Ees Horn
Fayette County
Pennsylvania
United States
Pittsboro
Fragmentary poem notes on wolves and medicine
Disjointed verses reference Russian wolves, British voices, Haile temple, and Liverpol gable binaries. The text mentions consumption remedies, montreal Paris fright, and a peculiar garlic scene linked to a spicibootiot and melanin, with unclear characters and dates.
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Kamehathoa
Healde Gidbetty
France
Henry
Montreailear
Paris
Gidley
Genoa
Editorial Pickups and Rambled Reflections
A fragmented editorial piece mocks city life and public issues. Vague names and places appear amid wandering reflections on electricity street scenes and social manners. The tone resembles a late era column with jumbled phrases and unclear references.
Mir and Carnegie Bargains Fail to Prevent War Debate
An article reviews Andrew Carnegie gifts and a proposed bargain with President McKinley over freedom for the Philippines. It argues such a deal would cost lives and money, undermining American prestige and the cause of independence while stressing the nation’s duty to act without surrendering to misused benevolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carnegie
Mike
Mir
McKinles
Spain
Philippines
America
Mattinley
Car. Hele
Anil
Spinia
American Humanity and the Nation’s Charity Response
The article extols American generosity in relief efforts for the West Indies crisis, praising government action and private charity. It highlights instinct and training guiding spontaneous aid, noting past calamities like Chicago and Johnstown as catalysts for widespread sympathy and support.
Faith in Mr Bryan Shaken by Mint Julep Incident
Charlottesville lawyer Jide Mike recounts a Raleigh speech by Mr Bryan amid extreme heat. He says his faith in Bryan was shaken after a spectator handed him a mint julep that he accepted but nearly caused an awkward moment in front of the crowd.
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iFrom
Washington Times
Julge R. T. W. Duke
Charlottesville
Raleigh
Jide Mike
Times
Bryan
University of Virgin's
Old Dominion
Spirits in the Paperwork and a Presidential Quip
A dialogue shows a skeptical reaction to a suspicious bottle labeled spirits. The exchange questions ardent liquor and jokes about ancestry and a presidential nomination on the Democratic ticket, highlighting regional attitudes and irony.
New Orleans Group Praises Texas After Merchants Tour
A large meeting of the New Orleans Progressive Union honored Texas for its hospitality and commerce. Speakers stressed Texas market size, manufacturing potential, and the need for New Orleans to intensify trade efforts, with emphasis on rail and freight advantages and Texas press support.
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New Orleans
Texas
M. J. Sanders
Sanders
South
Progressive Union
Henry Laldwin
Reo
Louisiana
Mississippi
New York
St. Lawis
Kansas City
G& Cleo
St. Louis
St Lovie
Newe Orleans
Sanders Hest
Telman
Ponte
Gree Ferrer
Mmermhaus
Texia
Louis
Myles
John MeGhaw
Mer. Moles
McGriw
Mr. Walloft
Bexas
Peene Bareattes
Joe Leveque
Levedur
Gee
Ecu
Orleans
Ceres
Tampering With Trifle by J M Lewes and Local Snippets
A garbled poem fragment by J M Lewes discusses life as a balance of love and toil with jokey lines about boards clothes and Lovin and a playful look at youth. The text shifts to a humorous anecdote about a New York plumber and a note on royal curiosities.
Texas Beef Bone Tales and Public Notices
A scrubby collage of editorials and notices: jokes about high beef bone prices, snips about Ben Tillman, Roosevelt, and Kitchener, plus brief items on a North Texas rape case, South Carolina senate race, and labor disputes. Mentions Nashville Banner, Orange Daily Tribune, Cameron Inquirer, and Woodville News with scattered regional commentary.
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Editorial Pickups
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Meade
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American Humanity
Johnstown
Mr. Bryan
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Cameron Inquirer
South Carolina
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Eliott
Lattimer
Eleeyey Slay Priory
Nashville
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Kitchener
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Troy
Woodville News
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