The Houston Post Publication Details and Circulation Notes
The Houston Post announces publication offices at Franklin Avenue with daily and Sunday editions and lists subscription rates. It notes travel agents, foreign offices in New York, Chicago, and Washington, and mentions circulation responsibilities in the city with names of staff and delivery areas.
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Franklin Avenue
Houston
Texas
Eastern Business Offic
Go Tribune
Dermouth Stoo
Stocens
Suratty
Panama Canal Debate Dominates U S Press Analysis
The piece surveys opinion on the canal project highlighting arguments for Panama and Nicaragua routes. It notes U S government stance, public sentiment, and rival plans, stressing the Panama route as the prevailing option amid debates over costs and strategic value.
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Willy Teieled
Htate
Oninton
Fnclinen
Colombia
Ones
Lee Tana
Nicarpgun
Darton
Panama
Ted bin
Chie
Natn
Debate Over Philippine Self-Government Policy
Fragmented text discusses amendments and positions on Filipino self-government, referencing Teller and a presidential message. It notes aims to empower inlanders gradually, reject foreign control, and aligns with a Senate debate on independence and governance. The passage echoes calls for liberty, consent of local governments, and national relations.
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Mendis
Polygunew
Wil
Renater Toller
Yado
United States
Philippines
Senate
Ivery Dom
Tellur resolution thwarts claims of Philippine freedom promises
The article contends that the Mimsy Republicans have been exposed, losing the mask of advocating Filipino freedom. It argues the Tellur resolution has punctured these pretensions, revealing to the American public the deception in the election discourse.
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Ippines
Pierpont Morgans Ride in Europe and Washington
A fragmented colonial era chronicle contrasts global homage to rulers with American defiance to top wealth power. It depicts Pierpont Morgan’s alleged travel to Washington amid rail disruption and public inconvenience caused by a storm and blocked schedules.
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Europe
Asia
America
Mammon
Washington
Kidjee
Chee Helview
Aris
Odin
Heron
Morin
Ghent
Ate
Haiti Philatieng
Prergigerse
Tial Ley
Long fragment on diplomacy and conflicts in press excerpts
Fragmented report recalls U S stance on South African war. Delegates Wells and Waters discuss intervention. Secretary Lay cites international law and limited options. Also references public figures and religious leaders urging action. The piece mixes chaotic dialogue with historical notes on diplomacy.
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Bourke
Unites States
Wells
Wat
Mien
Lay
Earrieri
Ungathered Words and War Echoes in Scribal Fragments
Fractured text discusses Boer prisoners and British action at Ladysmith, with references to war origins and uncertain phrases. The editor notes decades in Brazos county and hints at unrest and proposed timeframes, though many sentences are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented OCR Gleans Names and Quotes From Political Speech
The article contains jumbled phrases and misread names from a political speech repetition. It mentions individuals such as Frederick and Carnegie linked to a wartime or public event, with garbled context and scattered references to dates and places, illustrating OCR noise in a historical page.
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Tirearii
Sripgiesty
NATO
Hingis
Trailline
MTU
Nairew
Carnegie
Lee
Ann
Exuel Jo Sirmoyeel
Geele
Will Reyeer
Esrenip
Frederick
Postscript notes on street car incident and labor updates
A garbled report mentions Nolamial Cate and a car incident with a claim of negligent action. It references the Metal Workers National Alliance and a $54 monthly motion, plus staffing notes and recruitment trends in various sectors. The piece also notes the French Academy award and ongoing railway matters in 1910 era context.
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New Haven Street
Nolamial Cate
Toml
Mervfire
Fleet Metal Workers
Quar Itere
Ieditel
United States
Philippine Service
Austratia
Wien
Yrench Academy of Morale and Political Scienicmedia
Ypc Pease
Yailyiards
Henry Watterson as seen through a conflicted editor
An October reminiscence on Henry Watterson and his writing style in The Courant Journal. The piece notes Watterson's rapid, precise prose and his intense conscientiousness, portraying him as a figure whose bold handwriting mirrored a restless mind and a fear of restraint in editorial duty.
Supreme Court Tax Ruling On City Franchises Explored
Legal discussion on Houston street railways and utility franchises taxation. The article weighs whether cities may tax railroad and utility franchises as property under charter provisions and general laws. It cites Texas cases, mentions the Northwestern and Houston Street Railway matters, and debates ownership versus tangible property for valuation.
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Supreme Court
Eeierell
Stoueton
Theo
Uipo the Tall
Travis
Wertern
Dallas
Houston
Ralinniia Anyliverpal
Touston
Watterson as a Sunny Force in Journalism
Reminiscent portrait extols Mr. Watterson as an energetic, generous editor with a wide reading habit, genial leadership, and fearless wit. He is praised for guiding papers with kindness, shaping strong editorial voice, and drawing on vast historical knowledge and personal contacts in the United States.
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Courier-Journal
Wattervon
United States
Watterson
Miro Watterson
Femairs
Tories Greeley
Conkling
Watths Press
Veinreesoe
Thom Wargry
Wilherson
Tre Paragu
Preston
Old Stepping Stones Echo Through Time and Change
Fragmentary verse recalls childhood river memories and the impact of progress on streams and mills. It blends nostalgic musings on stepping stones, wandering echoes of youth, and scattered references to events and places, with stray lines about figures and distant happenings.
Forecast of a Great Revolution in Global Trade
Fragmented and oblique discussion of a far reaching shift in world economics. The piece contemplates American mining and industrial growth challenging European dominance and hints at a potential realignment of global trade routes and freight dynamics. It weighs unprecedented upheaval against historical parallels and speculative outcomes.
St Louis Woman’s Incredible Memory Shocks City
Mrs C P Huntington widow of a famed ra nate astonishes by keeping a perfect memory after a European trip. She itemized every purchase abroad with receipts, tallying costs to reveal a fortune in gowns and finery, then paid $31 on arrival in New York. Charles Schwab later forgets his jewel purchase, prompting questions about memory’s value.
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New York
Miles
Water
St. Louis
Huntington
Charles Mo
Municipal balance of city and state powers discussed
A discussion on the division of authority between city and state governments asserts that cities act as agents of the state in local matters. It argues the people hold direct authority and the line between nation state and city must be clear to avoid overreach. The note mentions the Russian minister of public works facing internal employee bribery concerns.
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United States
Edwin Hurcut Smith
Nicipal
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