Houston Post Publisher Details and Delivery Policies
The Houston Post lists publication numbers and offices at 1101 4105 4406 1107 and 1109 Franklin Avenue. It outlines subscriptions rates and delivery expectations, with city circulation managed by Theodore Bering and agents Lott, Chan, and A. W. Palmer, and directs readers to report missed deliveries promptly.
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Fick
Franklin Avenue
Tyr
Theodore Bering Han
Bering
Chan, Lott
A. W. Palmer
Tim Houston Printing Company
Tan Post
Morgan and Law Echoes Stir New Financial Debates
The piece compares J Pierpont Morgan to John Law, noting their financial schemes and public fascination. It warns of British opposition as Morgan buys British steamship lines and shakes the crown shipping trade, while analysts flag selling speculative profits as risky and uncertain.
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J. Fierpont Morgan
John Law
J. Pierpont Morgan
Tike Law
Morgan
John Ban
Plevpont
Mc Morgan
Ford
Lamen TL
Othe Great Northern Railway
Almoehas
Morgan Wimpell
Mr. Morgan
Philippine Question as a Party Question
The Dallas News argues the Philippine issue is not a strict party matter. It cites Senator Hoar voting against the bill and Senator Morgan for, then notes Morgan’s actual vote against the measure. The piece claims the argument is unsound, citing Congressional Record June 1902 roll call showing the bill’s passage with a Republican vote against.
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Hoar
Dallas News
Adnate
Philippines
Morgan
WIM
John
Conn Doyle
Debate Shapes Philippine Policy Between Parties
The text notes Democratic senators, led by Senator Morgan, opposing the Will bill over imperial concerns while pledging against imperialism. Senator Hoar aligns with the Democrats, while most Republicans, aside from Hoar and Wellington, vote for the Will. Both major parties assume responsibility for their positions in the Philippines policy.
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Morgan
Philippine
Hoar
Wellington
Philipppine
Leonard Wood scandal and Cuban governorship debate
A lengthy critique argues Governor Leonard Wood rose fast due to favoritism over veterans, citing his Rough Rider ties and promotion. It questions legitimacy of his Cuba governorship, cites the wine bill controversy, and mentions other officials like Fizhueh Lee and Joseph Wheeler. The piece reflects strong partisan anger over patronage and public expenditures.
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Leonard Wood
Roosevelt
Cuba
Fizhueh Lee
Havana
Joseph Wheeler
Leotard Wood
Bitte
Eld
Theodore Hoosevelt
Bill Seendal
United States
John Paletifi
Menthanl
WWE
What Shall It Profit a Man Morgan Resting in Venice
The Kansas City Star notes J Pierpont Morgan is in Venice recovering from brain fatigue with orders to take complete rest. His condition prompts anxiety as Wall Street and Lombard Street seek safeguards against his possible disability, while speculation on wealth's intoxication and its impact on health is raised.
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Kansas City Star
J. Pierpont Morgan
Venice
Kedw
The Peril of Centralization in Trust Power
The passage critiques concentrated corporate power led by figures like Mr. Morgan, arguing centralization threatens liberty and regulation. It notes Morgan's immense responsibility and health strain from relentless wealth-driven ascent, while suggesting the broader danger of vast combinations.
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Morgan
Battle of War Debates and Cuban Policy Reflections
A partisan collage quotes various newspapers on Cuba policy and the Philippine question. It notes Hanna’s cigar box incident and argues annexation aims and wartime sentiment. The column contrasts England’s war opening with later gratitude and questions American policy amid domestic and international tension.
Remarks on The Post and political rhetoric
A fragmentary loge Post critique questions how the paper shapes views on minority and majority relations. It cites Teddy Roosevelt imagery and calls for focus on Martinique relief actions while noting national governance pressures.
Editorial Picks On Trusts In Labor And Trade
The Telephone editorial argues trusts yield fair profits and cooperation prevents failures. It supports regulating profit percentages like interest rates and cautions against harsh criticism without better options. It references Mindy and mentions the Philippines policy as part of partisan context.
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Teuste
Congressional Trust
Oiace Telephone
Avhorace shoe no nails invention noted in postcrits
Cuban native invents a nailless shoe while references to potatoes as food value and weight comparisons appear. London drinkers and Berlin autos taxed by horsepower are mentioned amid a mix of curious and historical facts.
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Cuba
London
South
Woking
England
Toa
Berlin
Bognen
Notable Prisoner and Heir In Cincinnati News
Hermann Bergmann described as a distant relative of the German emperor is confined in the Cincinnati work house. Owen D. McGovern a Brooklyn truckman inherits ton 660 from his uncle Father McGovern archdiocese of Hudson New York and plans to keep trucking. A blind pauper named Gus is also noted as an inmate of Clay county infirm.
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Hermann Bergmann
Cincinnati
Owen DD. McGovern
Brooklyn
Father McGovern
Archdiocese of
Hudson
N.Y
Gus
Clay County
Notable City News and Personal Incidents In Clay City and Boston
A Clay City repairer and clock expert, blinded by a mine explosion, is noted for tool and watch repair. Boston patrolman John M. Penniman retires after 54 years of service at age 79 with a 600 annual pension. Frank Patterson of Port Chester, NY, fell 60 feet from a hotel flag pole in White Plains, escaping serious injury with a bruised arm and vowing to quit flag pole work.
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Ary
Clay City
Ind
John M. Penniman
Boston
Frank Patterson
Port Chester
N. Y
White Plains
The Chicago Girl's Foot Arm of The Western Maid
Chicago theater gossip declares Western women have finer feet and figures than New York players. Ada Barclay cites her twenty year diary of measurements to claim Chicago sizing outshines New York, while a theater misfit reveals New York costumes failing to fit Chicago bodies.
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New York
Chicago
Mme
Ada Barglay
Daly's Theater
Mme. Barclay
Penny Saliners
Harelay
Moye Barclay
Barelot
Broadway
Oporto St
Evetr Nietter
New York Tribune praises clean sports amid public support
The piece extols a golden era for sports with wide spectator turnout and strong patronage from Americans. It urges unity to back honest recreation, rejects trickery and crookedness, and warns against gambling and marked cards to preserve the sport’s fame.
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New York Tribune Ie
Wuipnort
Republic
Giro
Coal Strike Dilemma Shapes Mine Workers Debate
The article quotes President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers urging restraint to avoid city-wide hardship. It notes tensions in soft coal regions and contrasts potential sympathy strikes with the broader impact on bituminous miners and public interests.
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Loniaville Courier-Journal
Hiterelin
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Martel
Cuba's first inauguration sparks island wide celebrations
Cuba readies a national festival with three holidays, banquets, receptions, parades, regattas, fireworks and grand illuminations. Mottey funds lavishly each event as excitement runs high across the island, in a festive rush that rivals American inaugurations.
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Baltimore
The Flag in Cuba and Cuban Affairs
A Boston Herald column reflects on the Cuban flag's withdrawal, praising the act as creditable. It argues the Cuban people should decide the flag's fate and hints at continuity versus departure, framing the move as a test of honoring commitments versus breach.
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Boston Herald
Henator Hoar
Cribes
Alice and Firemen Echo in a Lurid Tale of Love and Rescue
A garbled prose fragment blends a dramatic romance with a dramatic fire rescue. A restless lover implores Alice amid chaotic scenes as firemen save a woman from a blazing building. A crowd reactions mix humor and danger in a chaotic tableau.
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Evry
Deshabilles
Tellien
Heddais
Nighttime Tales and a Striking Turn of Fate
In a feverish midnight scene a couple jokes about a gas leak and wealth, while a family notes a teamsters strike benefiting the poor. A man buys goods at a deep discount, carries them home despite hardship, and dies after a brutal day of heat.
Exchange Interviews and Press Fragments Across Papers
A collage notes Port Arthur Evening News reception by The Post with remarks on publication challenges and potential success. It mentions ethics, scandals treatment, bullet proof clothing claims and various editorial quips about newspapers and figures like William J. Bryan and Cuba.
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Post
Port Arthur
D. 1
Stamp & Son
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