Houston Post newspaper notices and circulation details
The Houston Post issues circulation and subscription details for March 22 1902. It lists addresses Franklin Avenue offices and city circulation control by Theodore Bering Chas Ort and A W Pattner with authorized city bill collectors. It notes delivery timing and carrier duties for Houston readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTV —Taw
Theodore Bering
Messrs
Chas
Ort
A. W. Pattner
Pit Hetans
Senator Moar's Resolution Urges Philippine Inquiry Now
The piece urges a full senate inquiry into American military and civil affairs in the Philippines. It criticizes slow progress before the Blanding committee, calls for nonpartisan testimony from both Filipinos and non-government Americans, and argues the issue holds vital national importance in 1904. It appeals to Democrats to act and reveal Filipino views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berome
Moar
Senate
Philippines
Blanding
Taft
Hughes
Talanis
Star Chamber
White House
Roosevelt and Hanna Face Off for 1904 Nomination
The piece argues the Republican field for the 1904 nomination will narrow to Theodore Roosevelt and Marcus Hanna. It details fears and maneuvers around securing Roosevelt's continued dominance, Hanna's growing influence, cabinet moves, and party factions in Ohio and national circles.
Labor ally Miowink winery figure aids strikes and unions
The article describes a labor ally associated with Hanna and the Miowink winery, noting his support during strikes and involvement in industrial disputes. It mentions the settlement of a strike at John Works in San Francisco and a peace between the New York Sun and the Typographical union. It also comments on the upcoming Republican National Convention and Democratic strength, with a moral tone about the American people guiding politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowspaper
Miowink Winery
Hanna
Baets Fatta
Widhy
Terutshorenen
Nachitiers
Prion Jean
San Praicikeo
New York Sun
Typographical Union
Roosevelt
Muni
Manna
Boston
Washington Times
Frank A. Miners
Hime
Mr. Hanna
Taher
Capital
Ohio
Tabor
Rodeo
Culberson Substitution Strengthens Presidential Protection
The Post notes Senator Culberson's substitute for the president protection bill as an improvement over the original. It removes several objections, omits the sedition clause and press protection details, and limits special protections to the presidency while avoiding harsh expansive laws. The piece cautions against further imperialism in legislation and urges adherence to republican simplicity.
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Culbervan
Culberson
Culbersone
Watifain Tits
Alka
Texas Prosperity Amid Farming Gains and Federal Privileges
The piece notes strong Texan farming profits with cattle and mules fetching high prices, feed costs, and cotton yields improving. It discusses capital inflows into Texas, and critiques federal law superiority in weaponizing federal court transfers and legal privileges for officials, implying uneven citizen protections.
Campaign Demagogy and Debt Plans Stir Local Politics
The piece likens financiers to Roosevelt era figures and questions Col Mullerry Sellers and Morgan Stewart. It critiques a proposal to raise two million dollars in city debt without tax rise or spending cuts and calls for accountability, suggesting teachers’ pay and public finances be scrutinized amid malevolent political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullerry Sellers
Serpont Morgan Stewart
Preauidigitateur
Last Stand Echoes in Honest Fight and Public Debate
Citizens debate truth and envy as tensions rise around a supreme court decision. Prominent figures clash over leadership and reform while calls for accountability and vindication echo through Henston and Holt.
Fragmented Excerpt Shows Cranky Quips Across Newspapers
A jumble of clipped opinions and humorous notices from multiple papers notes wartime ironies and public works. It mentions Irish identity at St Patrick’s events, calls for punishment of violent acts by soldiers, critiques budget subsidies, and reports on new locomotives and sidewalk repairs as civic issues.
Editorial pickups mix of quotes and speculation on officials
The piece surveys political chatter accusing officials of misdeeds and planning resignations. It highlights General Punston remarks on shooting in the Philippines and questions about Pension Commissioner Fl Clay, suggesting pressure influences in the administration and noting criticism of investments and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyon
Peana
Theoly
Ivans
Legal Decisions Report Across Corporate and Property Cases
A set of brief rulings covers corporate stock validity and estoppel in transfers, tenant versus owner possession with outstanding tithe issues, foreman negligence defining liability in construction, bylaw validity for building and loan withdrawals, and leasehold insurance responsibilities with premium payment and delivery timelines.
National Banks Liability and Statute of Limitations
The case discusses a bill filed by a receiver to enforce shareholder liability of a national bank. It notes a specific date the comptroller of the currency assessed and demanded liability from each share and directed suit to enforce individual liability against shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saie Association
A2 Sup. Co Rep
U. S
Roosevelt Hanna duel for Republican nomination in 1904 race
Washington analysis says Theodore Roosevelt and Marcus Hanna will be rival candidates for the Republican presidential nomination. Both men court labor votes with moves on labor leaders and strikes while Miles's failed Philippines bid sparks debate over war policy and administration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Marcus A. Hanna
Rong
Dianna
Bic
Ohio
Audid Wature
Hanna
T. W. Powderly
PL Sarcett
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tabor
Ote
Mites
Washington Star
United Sites
Cmes
General Miles
Milee
United States
Philippines
Maginaire
Root
Miles Murthermuire
Genera Miles
Panera
Philippiites
The Girl With a Pull and Other Distant Verses
A fragmented prose-poem set mixes poems about a girl with blue eyes and playful family scenes with satirical notices. It references a preacher named Rev Brownback, a race track plan for Houston, a lying machine, gum chewing, and culinary whims. The tone blends whimsy, memory, and social commentary.
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Brownback
Tr Cut
Houston
California
Notable figures and curios in era of science and society
The note mentions Russell Hollister as sole survivor of Henry Ward Beecher's first charge at Lawt a Chief of Police Francis ONeill of Chicago with a vast Irish music collection. It references Geng Gee, a Chinese graduate writing an electricity book in Chinese, Mayor Wells of St. Louis collecting Prince Aleary city souvenirs, and early photography pioneer Dorothy Draper with John W. Draper. It also notes Lord Herschel heir links, a nine foot long pet, Arthur Cadogan and her sister in law, and English women and snakes in social anecdotes.
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Russell Hollister
Henry Ward Beecher
Lawt
Francis O'Neill
Chicago
Geng Gee
Portland, Ore
Mayor Wells
St. Louis
Prince
The
Historical Society
Dorothy Catherine Draper
Hastings
Daguerre
John W. Draper
New York
Lord Herschel
England
Anytoy
Arthur Cadogan
Ireland
Mire
Cadogan
Prihor
Arthur C Record
Disorderly Postscript Fragment Mixes History and Numbers
A garbled column fragment mentions Lawton Tennessee six months old 7900 tonal lawyers and 45 saloons alongside figures about Methuen in South Africa and Cape troops. It also recalls Oxford wagoners and wheat prices, then lists many languages with assorted speaker counts, ending with vague notes on Sandwich Islanders and other tongues.
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Lawton
Methuen
South Africa
Britain
Cape
Robert Morrow
Upper Oxford
Oxford Prest
Conestoga
Perea Valley
Philadelphitmington
Sandwich
Watterson Proposes Five Democrats in Subcommittee
Watterson calls for a five member Democratic subcommittee to force Republican action. He envisions a temporary panel between now and June to report to the present, threatening a further subcommittee if Republicans resist. General Chaffee is mentioned in relation to arrival.
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Offcer
Philippines
Henry Watterson
Lotisville Cougier Jornal
Fron
Miles
Ifetxur
Manila
Washington
Democratsc
Pine Committee
Hila
Chaffee
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Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
R.m.johnston
G. 3. Palmer
Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Posseter
Texas
Columins
Mane Post
Sunday Post
Alumns
Pee Werk
ACL
EEE
Siocon
Saag
Oscr Scs
Ates Pier
S. E Helland
K. BR Helena
Palmer and
Throon
Offici
Tribune
the Rookery
Iffice
Ames Building
Is Street
Hovstox Pont
Tre Houstos Paritioma Company
Roosevelt and
Theodore Roosevelt
Marcus Alonzo Hanna
Judson Lewis
Georgia Nervo Register of the Treasury
Pan
Rowevelt
Tnat
Prin P. Sargent
Brotherhood of J Opamotive Firemen
National Clyvin Federation
Payne
Wade
Lelse
Warwick
H. M. Dougherty
Cyrus Huling
Washington of Times
Jetinnal Givie Federation
Peranoid
Pemple
Foon
Advan
Texde
Indugeey
Texas Bay
Lure da Porta
Faotas Rion
New Tomes
Dasinewm
Bie
Aimone Feillien
Congress
Fowston
Cisa
Wen
Ie Supreme Court
Henston
Wy 18
Tit Wilten
Ting South
Treland
St Patrick's Bed
Aryap Lingle
War Office
Lord Kitcheter
Tommy Atkins
Aruias
Amore and Tetter
Denton Herald
Ellbale
Greenville Herald
Unt
Greenoilee
General Pnston
General Punston
Washinetet
Bremen
Kirby
Galvestay
Medina
Huty
Norageru
Stock
Bond Exchange
Pannlord
Mallord
Cataar
Draimanit
Tvewasi
Building and Loan Associations
Building and Loan Association
Rgo
N. Vo
Washington News and Views
Alcolmely
Ellen
Strumstea
Strimtss
J. M. Lewin
Egypt
Nenore R. Jem
Watterson
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