Post Office City Directory Adopts Houston Monday Date
The Houston Daily Post publishes notices from The Houston Printing Company with details on subscriptions and delivery. It lists office addresses at 1101 1108 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Avenue and names agents, subscription rates, delivery times, and payment instructions. The paper notes delivery by two o clock a.m. and warns against payments to unauthorized persons.
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Franklin Avenue
Ike City
Sra Uo
Ing
Theodore Ig
Chas, Lott
Paul Hobby
al City Hills
Buds Alvertisthp
Foshamed
Hows_ton Printing Company
Houston
UMD
Open Door Policy Critique and Puerto Rico Interests
A harsh commentary denounces protected interests in the Puerto Rico question and criticizes the open door policy. It alleges administration subservience to sugar and tobacco trusts, warns of imperial overreach, and argues for merit over favoritism in military promotions citing General Shafter and Lawton.
Hull bill promotion backed by Howe committee
The Howe committee on military affairs reports favorably the Hull bill, promoting General Shatter and opposing promotion based on favoritism or personal pull. The measure presumes Shatter deserves promotion, rooted in his service during the Cuban campaign.
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Shafter
Lawton
Lodge
Lowton
Cates
Ludlow
el Coney
San Juan Bill
Firat
Asler
Visill
Gercral Whemler
San Juan
Shatter
Wheeler
Harebor
Hin
Woblingtin
Shafler
PhhUlips
Dhe Sampsons
Monor
South Africa
Howe
Hull
Philadelphia's Convention Controversy and World News Jumble
A garbled panorama covers political notes on Philadelphia hosting the Republican National Convention, Puerto Rico, and foreign events. The text references Key West, Milwaukee, Kansas City, and depictions of public figures, with scattered remarks on water works and divorce cases amid a mishmash of dates and names.
Western Trail magazine and literary notices
A review column surveys new Western magazines and fiction. It discusses The Western Trail from Seattle and pieces like The Gentleman Prisoner by Albert Lee, plus a new story by Lawrence Lynch High Stakes. It notes publishers Putnam's Sons and Appleton & Co and praises plot construction and vivid dialogue.
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Seattle
Wash
The
Western
Tril
Papiran Western Trail Company
Soaitie, Wah
Albert Lee
D. Appieton & Co
New York
Laird & Lee
Chicago
Lawrente L. Lynch
Aleo
Lnhnes
Popular Science Monthly features varied science and fiction profiles
The issue highlights N. F. Shaler of Harvard discussing the earth's decay and the chemistries of highways in Brooklyn. It surveys The Modern Woman, College Girls, and Edith adoro works while Howard Chandler Christy contributes drawings. Ample attention to diamond chemistry, feeble minded development, French literature, and Pacific and South Africa travel reports.
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N. 5. Shaler
Scientite
Hiryard
Appleton
Popular Science Monthly
Marett
Howard Mok
Tmoewher
Pounder
Fonturow
Mavel Ladies Home Journal
Edith
Maris
Boston
Howard Chindler
Chorel
Ro HM. Sherard
South Africa
M. Molisan
Iastanceendei
American Queen and Confederate Veteran Offer Varied Spring Content
The issue features fiction excerpts by Mrs. Ralth Wharton and Arthur Sollett Smith, a naval wife piece by Edith Elmer Wood, and fashion plates by May Gillam. The Confederate Veteran includes Civil War notes by Waterman, Harrell, Young, Scott, and McWhorter, with Ferrell on reminiscences.
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Ralth Wharton
Mya. Wharton
Eheilied
Arthurosalett Smith
O'Conner Atory
William Maynadier
Brownce
Mra
Edith Elmer Wood
Ales May Gillam
Bewlies Golog
George S. Waterman
J. M. Harrell
Hot Springs
Texas
H. C. McWhorter
West Virginia
Hertuckr
KL 5S. Ferrell
Nashville, Tenn
Fragmented political chatter on cannery plans and party unity
The text records varied editorial blasts and political chatter about party alignment, economic ventures like a canning factory at Port Lavaca and Livingston, and calls for unity within the Democratic Party. It cites figures such as Bryan era suppporters and local merchants urging investment and promotional campaigns.
High Cotton Prices Stir Global Markets in 1890s Brief
The article notes a sharp rise in cotton prices worldwide with gains of about 2 cents per pound and over 100 percent from earlier levels. It reports limited benefits for Southern growers, a shrinking U S supply, and discussions by European journals urging stock replenishment as the next crop potential exceeds 11 million bales.
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New York Cotton Exchange
America
Financial Chronicle
New York
The
Atlanta Constitution
Nelligay
Germany
Franc
Belgium
Neill
Neil
Laden
Shire
Ganiaahire
Great Britain
Douriala
Borland
Neila
Latcashire
Constitue
Hon
Entron
Europe
Tou Binh
London
Urithey
Bremed
Liverpool
Atus
Henry M. Nell
Tag Heen
Hounds of
Reason
Various Historical Facts Mixed Into Fragmented Data
A garbled blend of historical notes cites women educators in Kentucky, Confederate and Union counts, Tugela River storms, costs of German palaces, Mexican irrigation demand, New York housing prices, Mississippi cocaine laws, facial muscle counts, a Mexico electric motor word, barbed wire plans, Nelson Nile victory, Wellington and Cromwell ages, and battle day counts. The text weaves disparate data points without a single cohesive event.
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Kentucky
Tugéla
William
Mexico
New York
Naneby
Getting and Forgetting for the Past in Cedar Bayou
A poetry snippet from Cedar Bayou Texas by John F P Sjolaniter reflects on memory and care. It questions the value of clinging to past joys and stresses constant tending of what endures. The piece contrasts forgetting with rewriting and notes life’s worth lies in mindful maintenance.
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Cedar Bayou
Texas
John FP Sjolaniter
Governor Sayers Backed by Press Despite Controversy
The San Angelo Press criticizes a group of self serving officials and defends Governor Sayers noting his fidelity to citizenship and willingness to place government burdens where deserved. It argues his stance aligns with patriotism and the interests of Texans, despite opposition from corporate linked critics.
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Sherry
Sayers
San Angelo
Texas
Way of McKinley Stand at Once for Territorial Brotherhood
The article urges immediate inclusion of Puerto Rico into a territorial brotherhood and argues Congress should allow duty free import of all secretaries of Jifs produced in the country. It claims such policy would finance insular government support while warning against misuses that exploit vulnerable people.
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McKinley
Cinenati
Congress
Abe
Hanna and Hanna Not Related in News Paper Copy Confusion
A garbled Chicago newspaper fragment clarifies Marcus Hanna and H W Hanna are unrelated. It claims a misattributed large portrait of Marcus Hanna circulated with finance section items and cautions editors against confusion with another Hanna, noting no familial link.
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Department of the Post
Texas
Marshall
Hipton
Howeover
Marcus Hanna
Ein
Hanna
Indianapolis
Marcus Hants News SA
HA. H. Maana
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Bailey and public opinion shaping Texas Senate outlook
Fragmented OCR hints at political tension in Texas with Bailey referenced in Senate context. Mentions Galveston and public sentiment, conservative stance, and calls for ongoing engagement amid shifting voter winds.
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Bailey
Senate
Yoakum
Texas
Chifton
Thane Reas
Talib
Knight
Thor
Political debate and Democratic race talk at Riverside banquet
Washington dispatch reports lively Democratic commentary on congressional adjournment, party platforms, and potential nominees. Mentions Mr Howley and Senator Chilton, Puerto Rico debate reverberations, and opinions on Bailey and reform efforts in Congress.
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