Houston Post office and staff notices amid editorial critique
The Houston Post lists publication offices and city circulation procedures while discussing labor issues. It quotes editorials on labor and capital relations, noting that both sides must respect rights and that orders by office staff are not publicly recognized.
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Theodore Beringhaat
Messrs
Uheo Bering
Chas. Lott
Burt Hull
T ‘Tin Houstom Parstina Company
Naten
Searn
Connecticut reform debate on representation faults sparks criticism
An editorial discusses Connecticut’s 200 year old town representation system, noting a minority holds power while a majority is underrepresented. It cites a governor’s call for a constitutional convention to address unequal representation and contrasts New England hypocrisy with Southern disenfranchisement.
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New Island
Connecticut
Danorn
Sons of the Commonwealth
Hoxton
Heston
Lywlito
Connecideut
Tierald
Boston
South
Model Factory Strike Stuns Dayton as Plant Reopens
The National Cash Register factory in Dayton Ohio reopened yesterday after a strike closed it May 3. Once praised as a model factory for worker welfare it employed about 800 men and women with a weekly payroll near $40,000. Four workers were discharged for objecting to management policy and joined the strike, wiping out tens of thousands in wages. The dispute centers on the right to discharge objectionable employees and the fate of a plant lauded for philanthropy.
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National Cash Register
Dayton
Ohio
Tts
Glsta
Lotaly Bo
Protection and price hurts tin plate consumers in tariff builds
Washington statistics show rapid growth of the tin plate industry aided by protection, forming a trust via exports and home demand. Prices rose for tin plates and tin can components, while foreign sales increased as domestic producers enjoy enforced support from tariffs.
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Washington
United States
Thia
Creo
Pti
Treasury Bureau of Stataties
Pries
Bencemer Steel
New York
Exchange Interviews Show Oddities in Public Discourse
A compilation of humorous and fragmented clippings from various papers notes remarks on wealth, writing, frogs for commerce, and social attitudes. The items weave aside lines about millionaires who cannot write and a frog company in Maine, plus musings on fashion, etiquette, and reporters’ quips from multiple regional papers.
Disjointed Postscript Snippets From a College Scene
A collage of fragmentary items notes arrests of 45 graduating seniors in Columbia Indiana during a class riot, a hypnotist aiding a distressed man in Buffalo, Kansas girls from a summary, and various oddities from history and culture including a 320 pound sturgeon caught near Albany.
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Columbia
Ind
Buffalo
Wbder
Ias
Kansas
Kingsway Courier
Welrtet
Willian
Len Sue
Wala
James Cinwore
Ohin
Jase Weet
Bond
Aolen
Houwst
Hite
Warnith
Prosper dEpinay
John Paul Jones
Congressman Rovener
West Virginia
Melinley
Lagoon Island
Albany
Prominent Figures Touched by Horses Law and Letters
Miss Plorence Croker loves horses and riding. Edward Atkinson loses a lawsuit over a farm dispute in Mattapoisett Massachusetts. Joseph J Ray, Schwab clerk and Howard graduate, is 36. Richard Le Gallienne may settle in America for literary work. Arthur Pearson travels to study US papers. owns Daily Express and about thirty publications. Dr Charles Ridward Munroe receives Ottoman decoration. Mgr Munroe, second American honored after Lew Wallace.
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Miss Plorence
Richard Croker
Edward Atkinson
Qnthex
Mattapoisett
Mass
Joseph J. Ray
Charles W. Schwab
K & Eke
Charlottesville
Howard University
Washington
Richard le Gallienne
Arthur Pearson
London
Daily Express
United States
Pearson
Charles Ridward Munroe
Columbian University of Washington
Turkey
Mgr. Muncoe
Lew Wallace
Sublime Porte
Reflections of a Bachelor
A fragment from the New York Press jokes about gender roles and social mores with satirical lines on women, fashion, and marriage. The prose echoes early 20th century commentary on domestic life, politics, and public perception.
Justice to the South and Reed's looming political fate
The Atlanta Journal praises Southern governors for halting mob violence. The St Louis Globe-Democrat column discusses Thomas B Reed’s rise and fall, noting his influence as speaker and his near-presidential prospects fading with age as power shifts. Russia's naval strength is analyzed as formidable yet defensively focused with Sebastopol and Cronstadt as secure bases.
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South
Atlanta Journal
The
Houston Post
Journal
Candler
Georgia
Howstorn Post
North
Georgia Creidit
Sheriff Mercill
Carrollton
Thomas Brackett Reed
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Thomas B. Reed
Alredy
Thomas
Rees
Wis
United States
Clay
Senate
England
Buchanan
Harrison
Reed
Patie
Webster
Doulas
Seward
Blaine
Atill
Russia
Sito
Baltic
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Cronstadt
Regulating the Elements and the Rain Sting
Washington weather bureau and the New York Journal of Commerce discuss efforts to control hail and rain with cannon and dynamite. The idea drew funding from Congress via a landholding senator, promising rain after blasts, but the project faded while soldiers at western posts still refer to artillery as Rain.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Washington
Europe
Congress
Pipe Line Bid Plan At Houston Bohemian Club
At the Houston Bohemian club meeting the Magnolia brewery to club room pipe line project will be bid next Tuesday the 8th. Bidders must enclose a certified check with their bids as protection for the construction contract officials said.
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Beaumont Age
Houston Bohemian Club
Ties A. Mm
Hans
Magnolia Brewery
See
Ark Yey
Untitled collage on season, vows, and odd musings
A fragmented, satirical collage blends verse and prose about seasons in fishing, marriage, and moral duty with stray asides on public figures, theatre notes, and social commentary. The piece mixes comic lines with archaic phrasing and abrupt shifts in topic.
A Corner for Women a Picture in the Post Home
A fragment from The Houston Post highlights fashion and household hints. It mentions weather and footwear advice for women, simple recipes for desserts and meals, and a note about C Arthur Williams of the Post in New Orleans and New York connections.
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Harlequin
New Orleans
C. Arthur Williams
New York
The
Houston Post
Lone Star State
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