Daily Post masthead and publication details obfuscated
The text appears to be an aged newspaper masthead and postal notice from Houston, listing publication offices, offices addresses on Franklin Avenue, and various departments. It mentions the Daily Post and Sunday Post, circulating columns, and postal service notes. It includes references to agents, auditors, foreign offices, and correspondence instructions.
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THE
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Dobas
Beeoe Togo Wean
E. Holland
A. WW
Pal B. Throop
M. Linen
J. . Barton
Eastern Business Offics
Sidi
Teibune Landing
New York
C. Beckwithees Western
Sto Gia Tribune
Chihe S.C
Ames Building
Mator Street
N. W
Tuy Houston Post
Beef trust prosecutions clash with Washington hints
A harsh editorial on federal moves against the beef trust and responses from Washington. It cites Secretary Root and Attorney General Knox, critiques civil actions in Chicago and New Orleans, and compares officials to Dogberry in enforcing the law amid ongoing Philippine issues. The piece questions leadership and calls for steadfast action.
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Chicago
Orleana
New Orleans
Beef Trust
Mexico
New Orlawne
Boot Trust
Widnesees Aire
Washington
Whit
Root
United States
Xat Poelties
Genial Knox
Knox
Algan
President Roosevelt on Coercion in the Philippines
The article discusses President Roosevelt's view on coercion in the Philippines, noting statements to Rev Charlee B. St John and remarks from his Arlington speech. It argues that ending a war is decisive and critiques the use of the word almost, warning that a small lingering fire can flare.
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Courelon
Philippines
Roosevelt
Charlee B. St. John
Unitarion Insoitation
Arlington
Army of the
United States
Philip
President accused of ignoring war records in cruelty claims
The statement argues the president lacks full understanding of war record details, citing Garde ner and Batangas reports and 450 court martialed officers. It condemns acts described as cruel and contradicts the Arlington speech, urging acknowledgment of atrocities and ethical implications.
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Culherton
Major Gardener
Batangas
Lodge
Smith
Arnold
Edwards
Glenn
The
American, Unitarian Association
Episcopal Convention
Diocese of
Massachusetts
William Lawrence
Arlington
President's Perturbation Over Wool Scandal Distracts Nation
The president grows deeply worried by the Leonked Wool affair and departs Weat Polot for Washington, leaving his family at Peter Bay. Governors and lawmakers face probes into government funds, reciprocity deals, and alleged misuse while public trust erodes amid party maneuvering and calls for detailed financial disclosures.
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Polot
Washington
Peter Bay
Woed
Netak
Gomme
Vlan
Tellus
Leonid Woot
Culberson
Mav
Todd
Mies
Toda
Editorial Pickups and One Crop Myth
The piece discusses an editor’s vacation, a gro bill mix up in the News office, and an amused note about staff and a cat. It cites the Southern States era of farming’s one crop idea and predicts diversification as the path to success, with a forward look at northern regions that grow and trade more.
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J. C. Hoyte
Wiiw Dlatyne News
Representative Grosvenny Pushes Label Law for Counterfeit Goods
Four months have passed since Representative Grosvenny introduced a bill to require labeling of shoddy counterfeit wares. The piece laments congress for not passing a measure it says serves common honesty.
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New York Journal
Grosvenny
Congress
Record of Philippine court martials details varied crimes
Washington June 14 A detailed record of courts martial in the Philippines highlights numerous crimes by American soldiers against Filipinos, with many cases resulting in light punishments or no public action. The article notes possible omissions, questions official whitewashing, and calls for full accountability amid a controversial war narrative.
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Washington
Philippines
Senate Philippine Committee
Root
Lowlomncas
Vie
United States
Philippine Islands
Coitia
Martial
Unclear Postscript Scribbles On Governing Terms
Fragmented notes mention a governor titled wovetoreite and foreign afficiits, a 126 Cohrees dining scene, and a hose index. References to a Thames refreshment sale at Winfedg and planted dn worn in the United States imply scattered, garbled items. A colossal German balloon once capacity 20,09 and weight 21.5 tons is noted.
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Thinois
Chineer
Thames
Winfedg
United States
Correwenill
United States Board On Geographic Names
St Louis undertaker boss and actor in comic stir
Birdie Snyier, 19, widow, has quit stage work to pursue embroidery for a St Louis undertaker. William Jillette, meteor and playwright, refuses to fully abandon either craft. A tale recalls Irving’s Macbeth visit and a joke about levied plans. Senator Lodge’s fashion choice, a matching purple waistcoat and shirt, draws comment as unprecedented at the capital.
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Birdie Snyier
St. Louis
William Jillette
Irving
Sint
Senator Lodge
Milesivhusetsy
Hiv Volleannes
Hin
Wrong Shoe Lacing Mix Up In Amsterdam Streetcar
In a crowded Amsterdam avenue car a New York Times dressed lady, after tying her Oxford laces, discovers she has tied the wrong end to a nearby gentleman. He notices, points out the mistake, and the two struggle as the car travels several blocks before the shoe release is accomplished amid amused bystanders.
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New York Times
Amsterdam Avenue
Four Brothers Honor Amid Civil War Echoes
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes rivalries and kinship among four brothers who fought different regional sides. It reflects on lasting memory and celebrates the enduring valor of the fallen, urging unity and balance in remembrance across the North and South.
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Harlowen News and Courier
Pittsburg Dispatch
Abdication and Entranced Talk in a Boarders Scene
The excerpt presents dialogic snippets and verse on aging, love, fate, and social foibles. Characters including Kate, Freddie, Mrs. Landlady, Mr. Starboarder, Miss Daisy, and Miss Flipp exchange wry lines about romance, money, and the inevitability of time, interwoven with humorous asides on boarding house life.
Boers and politics mix in scattered Texas items
A threaded sample of notes from Weatherford and other Texas papers mentions Boer interviews and possible southern retreat, plus local items on grain graphics, a baby congratulations in Palestine, a Bartlett purchase, chalk markings on tables, Houston fundraising for a palace fair, and editorial jests about tariffs and party politics. The Llano News boasts improved quality, Madagascar’s academy, and a San Antonio Light poke at Republicans.
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Edward M. Woodie
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