Houston Daily Post publication details and billing rules
The document outlines publication offices in Houston Texas with address and post office details. It lists subscription rates and payment terms for The Sunday Post and Weekly Post and names city collectors Theodora King Chas Lett and Paul Hales. It requires payments by check to The Houston Printing Company and states delivery expectations and authority for billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora King
Chas. Lett
Paul Hales
Vertia
Houston Printing Company
Traveling agents imitated by impostor on Southern Puello line
The Port warns that a boy has been posing as Mr J K Grist and Mr B B Throop traveling agents and collecting subscriptions. The pattern of operation is on the Southern Puello railway. The Post lists its official agents at the top of the editorial column and asks for proof of identity before payment. Any information will be appreciated by management.
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Houston
Texas
Tribune Ding
S. C Jewitt Spe
the Rookery
Gruay
Beckwith
Trays Agenta
C. 5
E. Holland
ER. Holland
B Et Throop
J. K. Grist
G. M. Lasatter
Mini
B. B. Throop
The
Post
Bis
Puello
Aie
Matey
United States
Olaulie i
Cape
Harlow
Trial At Sing Sing Ties Doubt To Blame In Molineux Case
The article argues Roland J. Molineux faces electrocution for murder of Mrs. Adis as a jury verdict looms. It notes appeals from Blanche Molineux and public sympathy for General Molineux, while contrasting Blanche’s and Winifred Black’s conflicting accounts about Blanche’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland B. Molineux
Adis
Petra
Muljieux
Hlawke
Blanche Molineux
Alttiog
Sing Sing
Winifred Black
Blanche Cheeseborough
Blanche Molingix
Ava
Winifred Binvk
New York
Roland J. Molineux
Finke
Unclear fragment hints at industrial search progress
Fragmentary text mentions an industrial search and a notable figure, likely a local report on a developing project or investigation with limited readable details.
Unreadable OCR Fragment Hints at Local Enterprise Figures
The damaged text references Itasca's 510,00 section factory enterprise and Belton's extramition of me to Itasca. It mentions glory and wealth for Terns, with unclear names and phrases. No concrete event or outcome is identifiable.
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Adewets
Peter
Itasca
Belton
Cotton factories and southern economic shift
The piece argues that cotton overproduction depresses prices and suggests diversification via cotton factories. It cites Georgia and Roanoke Alabama as examples, praising homegrown processing to raise grower prices and spur regional employment while contrasting Texas advantages and national imperial policy debates.
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Dreuth
Nice
South
Georgia
Osrobras
Ot Fords
Birmingham
Ase- Herald
Golosal
William A. Mmunileley
Vongrseman
Reanoke
Otto
Witton
Wieclock
Wwe Lave
Rika
Dabtonees
Carolinia
Croll
RoanoWee
Roanoke
Texay
Tasca
HN County
Texas
Rosanoky
Alabama
Taft Praises Judge Taft as Philippine Commission Leader
The document extols Judge W. H. Taft as a great American and strong Philippine Commission president. It notes his reputation for honesty and prudent decision making, and suggests he would resist any move to convert the Philippines into a colonial dependency without admission to statehood.
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W. H. Taft
Philippine Commission
Tien
I. Bangost
Cincional
Tate
Nopular Saroon
Tat
Philippines
Union of States
Mn Tnion
Convent of
Sepnee
Disjointed 19th Century Rants Stir Controversy and Satire
A rambling, fragmented column blasts political figures and events, naming Mr. Halley, General Otte, George Dewey, Mrs. Catt, and others. It mocks administration, press, and public figures while muttering about money, policy, and national leadership amid a collage of opinions and wide-ranging topics.
The Tea Tooth Play Stirs Berlin Theater Scene
Fragmentary account notes a Berlin theater production titled The Tea Tooth. The emperor reportedly reacted with surprise as a crowd of attendees faced an unusual scene involving unbaked pretends and a peculiar stage ordeal.
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Hinteroe
William
Ett
Fea
Berlin
Incomplete columns critique and 1900s political chatter
A compilation of editorial fragments from multiple papers criticizes imperial excess and party politics, urging civic action. It discusses economic plans like fruit packing and rail incentives, praises public schools, and notes upcoming Democratic conventions with regional political commentary.
Cherry Tree Tale Sparks Father Son Banter
A fragment recalls a father and son exchange about George Washington and a cherry tree claim. The dialogue twists the familiar tale into a chestnut joke contrasting old myth with present memory, reflecting playful regional prose.
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Forscoth
Georgie Washington
Chicago
Lawyer in Good Standing Faces Dismissals and Dockets
Judge Bryant weighed arguments in the Alta Loma case to shift from statutory to equity docket. In John Owens vs. International and Great Northern, Bryant sustained objections to general allegations, granted a petition amendment, and withdrew the case from a jury. Byron Johnson’s death shocked many. he died after a train wreck en route from Sour Lake, survived by a widow and three children. State and city courts adjourned in his memory, with cases postponed to tomorrow.
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Galveston
Texas
Bryant
United States Court
Alta Loma
John Owens
International and Great Northern Railroad
United States
Owens
Ding
Allugavets
Firet
Byron Johttot
Mr. Johnson
Sour Lake
Rlver
Johnson
Galyeata
North Texas
Marmone Johnson
Georgia
Byron Johnami
State Court Docket Notes on Damages and Judgments
Joseph P. Jay versus Galveston City Mall Company et al yields a verdict for the plaintiff for some amount. J A Holland represents the defendant. costs listed include 1587.01 and 87.51. The United States versus Litthe and Moore ends in a judgment against the United States for 1600 with costs. J. Heyne’s motion set for March 14.
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Joseph P. Jay Ve
Galveston City
Mallind
Passenger shot on freight car near San Antonio
Report of an attack on a man described as Hensley who fell from a box car and was shot in the stomach while riding a freight train toward San Antonio. The assailant jumped off and fled. Hensley crawled to the end of the flat car and operated the air brake before being taken to the city hospital in critical condition. A fiftyish woman, identified as Jane from Joplin Missouri, was injured as well.
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San Antonio
Negro
Tose
Bin
Frida
Hensley
Jane
Tin
Halle
Joplin
Denison Sherman Interurban Group Buys Sherman Street Railways
Denison and Sherman Interurban Electric Railway promoters announce the transfer of Sherman’s two street railway systems to a Chicago and Northern capital group. They have already acquired Denison’s systems and plan to connect both cities with an interurban line, plus electric light and power networks. The project is budgeted at about 408000 dollars in layout and will be capitalized for 500000 dollars.
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Noth Towne
Sherman
Texas
San Antonio Barber Price War Sets Shave at 26 Cents
In San Antonio the union journeymen barbers and city shop owners agree to raise shave prices to 26 cents and hair cuts to 50 cents after May 1. Currently about 100 shops charge 6 to 8 cents for a shave and 16 to 40 cents for a cut.
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San Antonio
Texas
Union Journeymen Barbers
Union Barber Shops
Beeville Sees Push for Local Industrial Club Action
Beeville Texas March 6 The Business Men's League plans to act on forming a cotton mill or similar manufacturing enterprise in Bee County after noting brisk growth in other Texas towns. A next meeting is scheduled to discuss organizing such an enterprise locally.
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Beeville
Texas
Hee County
Algheir
Weather notes and crop updates across regions
Notes from various towns report rainfall improving harvest prospects. Ingram acreage rises about 20 percent with rain favored for crops. Denton notes a slow valuable rain needed for wheat cotton and corn. Parmer and Ennis describe rains breaking drought aids. acreage shifts with melons planted. Skipmore reports cotton sowing and corn prices rising. overall fallow land reduced in some areas.
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Kauhman
Reuth
Ennis
North Whitdle
Indi
Skipmore
Parmere
Denton
City council adjourns and rejects telephony franchise request
The city Council adopted the committee report opposing granting the telephone franchise applied for. A tax measure was also adopted to bar ticket sellers from operating during the excursion due to the North Atlantic squadron visit. Local residents and visitors were noted, with paving work begun on Twentieth Street between Market and Postoffice. The ferry Lawrence began a Gulf and Interstate Railroad service between Galveston and Bolivar, after purchase and reassignment from a prior Tampa source.
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Oriinante Conmitites
A. Read
Horaton and
Vr. Ay Ct
Teaxarden
Palestine
Attornaya Forhhe International
Great Northern Railway Company
Hata Bean
H. J. Bohn
Cuteago
Dotel Jentists
United States
Tremont
John Adrianoe
Flaher Motors
Church
Sethert
Lawrefce
Galveston
Boliv R
Gulf and Interstate Railroad
Tampa
Corpus Christi
Praetorians Install Local Council In Franklin Texas
R M Bard of the Modern Order of Praetorians instituted a council in Franklin Texas with about thirty five members. The new officers include Augustus Sub lime Halder senior tribune Mrs Murray junior tribune Mrs Halder first canturion Mrs Lumpkin second canturion Mrs Carpenter recorder Rev Stevens spotisfyer Rev Lumpkin Iyglane W C Perry sentinel Dr Abney attorney Kinard queen Eva Lumpkin assistant queen Tia Lumpkin as part of the ceremony and leadership.
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A. H. Mavis
Worthy
Mra. Sailin Garpenter
Worthy Recorder
J. W. Stevens
Worthy Spotisfyer
C.P. Lumpkin
Worthy Iyglane
W. C. Perry
Worthy Sentinel
John Lumpkin
Worthy Medical Examiner
G. M. Abney
Worthy Attorney
W W. Kinard
Eva Lumpkin
Tia Lumpkin
Names of Texas and New York residents in Tremont area notice
A fragmented list names numerous individuals and spouses tied to Tremont area notices. The long roster includes residents from Houston Dallas Fort Worth New York Chicago Philadelphia and other cities with multiple marriages and spouses referenced.
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the Tremont
J. A. Read
Houston
Louis H. Cohs
R.A. Snyden
New York
A. S. Moslineam
H. J. Bolin
Chicago
D. T. Bonner
Port Worth
W. L. Davidson
Georgetown
W. Rk. Maxwell
Temple
A. F. Schutles
San Antonio
James Byrne
St. Louis
H. Mackleroy
Cloburne
Texas
F. I. Booth
Booth
A. R. Rosenthal
J. M. Lassimer
J. 8
FB. Hendrix
Wfo
Denever
H. J. Bohn
Hota Worth
Mia
G. F. Latham
Cherry Creek
Xvat
Misa Josephine Inder
Fort Worth
N. T. Blackwell
Dalina
Death of Mrs. Christiane Scheurich in Bellville Texas
Mrs. Christiane Scheurich widow aged about 73 died in Bellville Texas at 10 40 last night after long stomach trouble. She was mother to Mesars F and Max Roensch Mrs H Sehlensey of this place Mrs G E Miller of style Texas and Mrs Minna Hanson of Lake Charles La all at home except Hanson who was expected today. Interment in Pilgrim's Rest cemetery near Bellville at a time to be announced.
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Bellville
Texas
Christiane Scheurich
Mesars
Max Roensch
H. Sehlensey
This
Place
G. E. Miller
Style
Minna Hanson
Lake Charlies
Ske
Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery
O'Ologk Tanlorros
Drakeman Wortally Tramp Surrenders After Prolonged Chase
In San Antonio Texas on March 8 Assistant City Marshal John Wilkins and Deputy Sheriff Will Green pursued the rambling brakeman Thomas Beasley near Schertz twenty miles east. The chase ended around the early morning hours without capturing Beasley as information from a brakeman led them to bring the dogs back to the city empty handed. Bona Was taken at the city.
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San Antonio
Texas
John Wilkins
Will Green
Schertz Blution
Thomas Beasley
Ying Katement
Brakeman
Bona
Pension Order Affects Thousands of U S Pensioners
March 1 Chattanpora Tenn General John T Wilder reports new Washington orders changing pension payments. Future pensions will be paid by the local district pension office with Southern residents paid to Wilder. About 2500 pensions are affected. division now paying 8006 Mexican War pensions including Indian War and Revolutionary War cases. Mrs Nancy James aged 86 is listed among pensioners.
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Chattanpora
Tenn
John T. Wilder
Pension Aguhi
Washington
United States
South
Wilder
Mra
Nancy James
Post and News Battle Over Scooped War News
A garbled clipping notes tension between The Houston Post and Dallas News over which paper first reported a foreign war story. It mentions bold headlines and alleged scoops as editors clash on timeliness and accuracy in Tuesday editions.
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the Post
Momague Democrat
Dallas News
Houston Post
Steert Railway System Sold in Denison Texas
Denison Texas reports the sale of the Denigog Street and electric railway property to Northarg Capitaltain for sixteen thousand dollars in a March 6 transaction. The disposal marks a transfer of control and assets in the regional transport sector.
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Steert Railway Systeme
Denison
Texas
Belton Cotton Mills Among Permits Granted in State
The secretary of state issued permits to several entities including Belton Cotton Mills with capital stock of 100000 dollars and to the Pintach company of New Jersey with 590000 dollars. Also listed are Dallas Mining company and other firms with varying capital stocks. The report notes emergency use of the Ranger unit at Orange and related government considerations.
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Hutcherson-Biliott
Paris
Palestine Social
Belton Cotton Mills
Unda
Pintach ! Company
New Jersey
Dallas Mining Company
Limo
Burnet
Brewster
Ory
Orange
Joe
Governor Ushers New Commission with Court Officials
A governor's jury and state officials including Attorney General Sayers and Judge Cravens convene aboard a state vehicle for a formal commission session. The unusual delegation tours the capital with Hon. Travis Henderson leading as a featured participant.
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Travis Henderson
Bvercury
Sayers
Seer Mardy
Cravens
Weather Damage Warns of Crop Losses in Beeville Area
Beeville Texas March 6 reports indicate strong winds from the south have damaged crops across the Beeville county. Vegetables and cabbage crops show heavy losses with yields possibly halved unless rains arrive soon. Roadside dust and blown leaves hinder field recovery as rainfall remains scarce.
Death of Dr Levi Mahan in Hempstead Texas
Dr Levi Mahan of Hempstead Texas dies at age 72 after a long illness. The report notes his active involvement in local affairs and references a conference matter in Houston. Other items mention Reva and Willie of Houston, a deadlock in a jury, William Quinn linked to a horse theft case, and Jake Sallinger visiting.
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Levi Mahan
Coark Hempstead
Texas
Marot Mahan
Mahan
Hempstel
Miles
Baptist
Dh Lamkin
Houston
Reva
H.C. Willie
J. A
William Quinn
George Schwars
Germany
Jake Sallinger
Busin Sicana
McKinley administration cited in Baltimore dispatch
Fragmentary Baltimore Sun text shows a disputed reference to McKinley and officials including Secretary Gage and an administrator, with unclear remarks about constitution and partnership. The garbled lines indicate a historical political note without clear events or dates.
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Hanon
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Paul
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Cooke County
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Kansas
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Cleburne
Claturne
White House
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Byron Jonson
Byron Johnson
Denison-Sherman
Peicon
Business Men's League
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Medestrial Enterprises
WBEST
the City Council
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Maxwell
Temnis
Mts
Peowhich Morning
Twentieth Street
Market
Postoffice
Rs. Christiane Scheurich
Drakeman
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Belton Cotton Mill
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Austin
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