Houston Post Publication and Circulation Details
The Houston Post discloses office addresses at 1101–1109 Franklin Ave and outlines publication, subscription rates, and city circulation. It lists travel agents and offices in New York and Chicago, notes delivery by carriers with a monthly rate, and warns subscribers to pay by check to the Houston Printing Company.
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Theodore Mering
Mesars
Theodore Bering
Chas, Lett
A. W. Palmer
Tux Hoverow Painting Company
Tn Post
Texas Farmers Eye Rain's Impact on Crops and Stock
The report notes widespread rainfall in Texas helping cotton and livestock prospects. It suggests corn crops beyond recovery but advises late plantings of quick maturing varieties like Mexican June corn may yield a fair crop. Farmers can boost stock feed with silage alfalfa and milo maize as favorable seasons approach.
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Texas
Trux
Australian solution of the unemployed problem
An essay praises Australia's state led allot law and labor colonies as models for solving unemployment. It notes Leongatha's colony guarantees work for all willing to do assigned tasks, pays modest wages, and helps workers become self supporting. Proponents argue such public works reduce crime and can be run profitably.
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Leongatha
Australia
Ion
Turcson
United States
Texas
Court of Arbitration For
Democrats accused of opposing army aid in Philippines barracks vote
In the House on Wednesday Representative Hull charged Democrats blocked Senate amendment 14 granting 4 million dollars for temporary barracks in the Philippines and the U S. The claim drew denials from Hay of Virginia and Slayden of Texas who insisted Democrats did not oppose the army and accused Hull of political maneuvering.
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House of Representatives
Hull
Philippines
United States
House
Hay
Virginia
Slayden
Texas
Hall
Army worship accused of masking crimes in Philippines dispute
The piece argues Republicans weaponize the army by attacking Democrats while crimes in the Philippines go unpunished. It calls for justice, naming officers such as Ki and Burn Smith and urging a purge to restore the army’s honor.
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Philippines
Rome
France
Dreyfus
Emile Zola
Jaccuse
Beef Trust and the Criminal Law Debate
The Chicago Tribune claimed to answer why the beef trust case was not pursued criminally, arguing higher standard proof for criminal in contrast to civil actions. The piece questions government motives and notes Bryan and Democratic views, with references to tariff policy, gold and silver debates, and future political prospects.
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The
Chicago Tribune
William Jennings Bryan
Chee “Viele
Proao
Ottieres
Bevan
Beye
Fiteelf
Chicago
Bryan
the Tribune
Beef Trust
New Orleans
Jmage
Heed
Mexico
Heel
Cleveland
Dryan
Fort Worth
Friends of Protection
Europe
Helgium
Great Britain
New Yule Graduates and Royal Curiosities
In a muddled note, Raht Gis Rustin appears to win a berth back on the bench while GENERAL Woop remains dour. Foar Wournt urges business resumption in her city with wire-pulling help. June marriages rush, postponement saves wear on Whitelaw Reid. Sir Tom Lipton loses his baronetcy. a royal health matter and a king’s appendix are uttered in jest.
Southern man for president urged by newspapers
The Atlanta Constitution editorial argues expediency drives support for a Southern Democrat as a viable presidential nominee for either party. It notes the South’s electoral weight and patriotism, while praising Merchants and others for their merit and urging consideration of Southern leaders despite prevailing prejudice.
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Atlanta Constitution
United States
Columbus Enquirer
Editorials Hint War Costs Far Outstrip Civil Spending
The New York World argues the Philippine War is over in name but civil and miscellaneous expenses dwarf civil costs from prewar years. It cites a table comparing recent expenditures with a decade earlier, noting Navy costs surge while civil outlays rise, and criticizes utility spending and wartime burdens.
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United States Army
Spain
Philippines
Jarianes
BOG
Vycreetewecee Sinton
BaynBurg GS
Light Drollery and Loosened Minds in Congress
A disjointed litany recalls light moments in Congress as the Fish Commission sends goldfish to members and wives plot dinners with lobsters while Dalzell frets over a Philippines speech. Senator Hoar lightens the room with a maple syrup gag as Vermont’s Peover proposes lighter talk.
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Fish Commission
Corgrees
Weat
Commission
Comissa
Prairieville
Scott
West Virginia
Peover
Vermont
Hay
Senator Hoar
Boys in Shawnee Read Alien Propaganda and War Essays
A letter from the Turcson Citizen argues that American youths absorb imperialist rhetoric, condemns water cure brutality, and suggests poor discrimination between patriotism and militaristic reform. It questions arming labor disputes and cites constitutional limits on government seizure of property while condemning imperial governance.
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Shawnee
Oklshoma
Ycoute
Buncombe
America
Harry
Uys
Due Process and Property Rights in Law
The piece argues that courts and government agencies may deprive individuals of life liberty or property through due process. It cites health, safety, guardianship, conscription actions, and contract enforcement as examples. The author urges readers to study constitutional guarantees more deeply.
Southern Press Opinion on Wood and Santiago Spotlight
The Savannah paper notes General Wood paid out for advertising and that Admiral Schley will receive active-list pay. The Atlanta Journal article on Filipino independence contrasts with U. S. soldiers in the Philippines. The Memphis paper defends Wood as prudent yet accuses others of exaggeration over his entertaining expenses.
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Arkaneau Gasstre
Schley
Mr. Sehie
Heer
Santiago
Greenville
Atlanta Journal
United States
Memphis
General Wood
Wood
Treasury
Wireless postscript opens Mawanan Group link
The message notes a wireless telegraphy link to the Mawanan Group and mentions Sakhilin, a Pehal colony in Russia with rich fir and pine forests. It also reports 1184 smallpox hospital views in the Metropolitans Assline Board in London and a Kroxville Tennessee circulation rise of 84.66 percent over three years. A swan hatched CYRNOIS in view of a road at High Wycombe as cars passed.
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Istamil
Sakhilin
Pehal
Russia
Metropolitans Assline Board
London
Soliton
River
Dee
England
Notable Figures Gather For Varied Endeavors In Brief Notes
Emile Zola travels to Terusater collecting material for a novel. Miss Ellen Stone the missionary features in a melodrama about Turkish brigands. President Loubet during a St. Petersburg visit donates 20000 for charitable institutions in St. Petersburg and Peterhof. The late Amos J. Cummings famed advocate for birds in Congress and his speeches in defense of feathered friends.
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Emile Zola
Terusater
Ellen Stone
Loubet
St. Petersburg
Peterhaf
Amos J. Cummings
Cengress
Interurban Debate on Advertising And Travel Tradeoffs
A fragmented note discusses Fort Worth area interurban service with regular hourly trips and well equipped cars and coaches. It questions whether DeWEHaper men can trade ten dollars of advertising for two dollars worth of travel, comparing to customary practices on other roads.
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Fort Worth
Anil
Worther
Dewehaper
A Burning Question St Louis Hohe De movral
Everybody is anxious to know what effect the anthracite Hcorrection and the cat combine are likely to have on Sun chool picnics.
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St. Louis
Untitled Poems and Vignettes Collection Fragment
Fragmentary verses and dialogue pieces, including a moving Uncle Jim tribute in a long poem, assorted captions and jokes, a reform era humor piece, and brief comic lines about public figures and social scenes. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page with literary fragments.
Exchange Interviews and Public Opinion Across Papers
A tangled compilation of editorials and snippets discusses political campaigns and public perception across Texas papers. It cites Shelby D Why, Austin Tribune, Worth Mail Telegram, Timpson Times, and Flatonia Record while lampooning war talk about the Philippines and consumer life features. It includes humorous puzzles and editorial quips about newspapers and editors.
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Houston Daily Post
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G. J. Palmer
Houston Printing Company
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Eccessis
Eve Ae
Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Houston
Daily ’ Post
Sunday Post
Tolumns
Weekly Post
SracWerxay
C. S. FE
Holland
B. B. Throop
J. Gillee
J. H. Barton
Tae Houston Post
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Houston Pamtine Company
the Beef Trust
Criminal Law
Stack Morgan
Nickagwa
Panama
South
Democratic Party
Mason and Dixon
Georgia
Indianapolis Sentinel
Tryan
Wace
Rons
Alaids
Herd Jd
Beddership
Bryans
Raht
Gis Rustin
Ship Key
Woop
Whitelaw Reid
Bacavar
Sir Tom Lipton
New York World
Washington
Dalsell
Ways and Redna Committee
John
Representative McClellan
Dalzell
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Miner
Wisconsin
Eloven Aik
Philadelphia
North American
Shawtee
Tucson Citizen
Southern Press Opinion
Savannah News
Monty
J. M. Lewis
Uncle Jim
New Eat
Uncle Tire
Agus
Jessie
Henry Peak
Indy
Ford
Fogg
Dallas
Foss
Unc Sam
Whitelaw
Shelby
Wrtle
Roosevelt
Rosy" Loeb
Timpson Times
Pusson
Mowitdit
Saturday Evening Post
Nevicen Pal
Fle
Flatonia
Post
el Campo
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