Publication and delivery details for The Houston Post
The Houston Post issues and pricing details list publication offices at Franklin Avenue, mailing rules, and subscription rates. Authorized collectors are noted as Theodore Bertinny, Theodore Ort, Chas Lott, and A W Palmer, with payments to The Houston Printing Company. Readers are urged to ensure timely delivery by 6 30 a.m.
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Wise
Fizoo
Theodore Bertinny
Theodore Ort
Chas, Lott
A. W. Palmer
Thore
Twe Hovaron
Stewart Campaign Under Fire In Houston Editorial
The volume denounces Stewart supporters and corporate links, accusing them of abusing public patience. It cites Colonel Holt and Colonel Molt as critics, notes Rice and Kirby connections, and questions Stewart’s tax practices and city credits. The piece urges acknowledgment of errors and a fresh path.
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Stewart
Colonel Hole
Colonel Holt
Water, Electric Light and Gas
Mr. Stewart
Colonel Molt
Baldwin Rice
Kirby Lumber Company
Planters and Mechanics’ Bank
Kirby
Orator Rice
Colonel Trott
Mr. Rice
John H. Kirby
Colonel Haly
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Clase
Coleman
Looking Back at the Revolution and the Strive for Virtue
The piece weighs the idea of a golden age versus slow progress, noting the American Revolution era's mix of patriotism and fault. It argues that despite flaws such as tyranny and corruption, the period shines due to ideals that placed right before might and spiritual above material.
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Morate
Feen
Fen
Paradise
Washington
Arnold
Pelion
Osa
Moses
Fragmented political rants echo over indictments and wars
A sprawling, opinion dense column mocks Congress and leaders as it rails at Taft Roosevelt and Mile s. It lampoons wars in the Philippines and Philippines policy while quipping about Morgan, Hanna, and Miles. It rails at political ego and public figures with sharp, breezy lines.
Grosvenor Attacks Margarine Bill in Congress Speech
Excerpts from Charles Grosvenor's rise of representatives speech attack a proposed margarine tax as a bid to crush competition and curb domestic production. He denounces the plan as a danger to equal rights and a blow to merit, warning of a harvest of legislative dragon teeth.
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Charles Fl. Grosvenor
Rise of Representatives
Hopelewaty
House of Representatives
Suffrage Reform in the South and Alabama's New Constitution
A letter to the Chicago Chronicle discusses Southern suffrage reforms, noting Alabama's new constitution aims to raise voter qualifications. It cites literacy tests and poll tax nonpayment as disqualifications, critiques the Mississippi plan, and argues reforms target the unworthy voter irrespective of race or former servitude.
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Anniston
Als
Galveston’ News
Alabama
Chicago Chronicle
Alabam
Mississippi
South
American Union
Nearnes
Poll tax and citizenship in new constitutional provisions
The article discusses a poll tax measure that excludes many whites and Negroes for not paying the tax. Funds from the tax go to public schools, arguing those who won’t support education aren’t entitled to benefits. It compares the problem to a Western orchestra manager dealing with discord, noting the need for prudence.
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Sian
Far West
Winchester
Notable Royal and Academic Portraits Stir Cultural Circles
The piece notes Marlborough’s alleged ownership of Rafael’s Blenheim Madonna, valued at 150000. It highlights Prince George of Prussia as an aging Hohenzollern poet with works like Phaedra, Harvard’s Vref Agassiz owning a Lefyre portrait, and Emperor Francis Joseph’s coronation gift portrait by Bonszur. It also mentions WH K Madley, 28, winning a Paderewski prize for an American symphony and Hailey earning a prize from the New England Conservatory.
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Duke of Marlborough
Raphael
Prince George of
Vref Agassiz
Harvard
Jules Lefyre
Hiet
French Academy of Science
Francis Joseph
Bonszur
Edward
Francis
England
WH. K. Madley
New York
Jenace Paderewaki
Mr. Hailey
New England Conservatory of Music
Future Problems for the South, Wilset Speech in New York
Hon. Joseph J. Wilset of Alabama outlines future Southward concerns in a Southern Society of New York address. He cites rights of man, property and contract, collective rights, race relations, public duty, corruption, and the need for optimism as the country faces the new century and enduring constitutional ideals.
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Mano
Cain
Washington
Why the Indian Fails by William A. Jones in World's Work
The essay critiques federal boarding schools for American Indian youth. It argues pupils are selected for blood rather than merit and transported far from kin without preparation. Students gain comforts, extensive schooling, and discipline, yet return to poverty and prejudice, fueling dependence and loss of pride.
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William A. Jones
Cagalers
Paris
A Tax on Knowledge
A Washington Star excerpt argues the Dinglay tariff harms a major U S industry and public knowledge. It contends the wood pulp tax burdens newspapers, risks forests, and urges repeal to prevent economic and informational harm.
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Washington Star
Canada
Norway
StrivNe We
Commerce and Cities Emphasize Galveston Port Growth
Senator R. N. Stafford urges Texas to support deep water at Galveston to boost trade and wealth. He cites Phoenician, Venetian, and Genoese commerce as models, notes Erie Canal impact, and praises port facilities and regional rail lines. He calls for state aid including a sea wall and tax exemptions to accelerate development and protect the island.
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Galveston
Texas
Marchay
R. N. Stafford
Stafford
Phoenicia
King Solomon's Temple
Sidon
Awia
Aquileia
Padua
Adriatic Sea
Europe
Venice
Russia
England
Netherlands
Norway
Liguria
America
Union
Lake To
Huileon
New York
Ono Cdo
Central West
New York City
New World
de Witt Clinton
Egypt
Republic of Texas
Brazos
Calveston Island
Republic
West Indies
Central
South America
Ebor
Orleans
Oak
Galveston Wharf Company
Mallory
Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas Star Mills
Els
Southern Pacific Railway
Pany
Great Britain
Mediterranean Sea
Denmark
Cuba
Mexico
Japan
Itimense
Vance i
Our New Island State in Will Carleton's March Feature
A Will Carleton magazine piece discusses the Danish West Indies, noting St Thomas harbor once thrived with global trade. It describes signs of the old economy, potential new prosperity, and imagined tourism drawn by a temperate climate and scenic shores like Charlotte Amalia, with traveler interest in Americanization and Porto Rico-style trips.
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Will Carleton
Danish West Indies
St. Thoma Wa Huey
North Atlantic
New Bedford
Boston
Porto Rico
St. Thomas
Ills
Charlotte Amalia
Fraud in Asbestos Fire Proofing Exposé Gains Attention
Pittsburg Dispatch warns that fraud in asbestos fireproofing expands danger in buildings. It cites Chicago claims that asbestos coverings used on pipes and shafts may be sham and ineffective, increasing fire risk. The piece suggests legal action and stronger scrutiny to deter sellers of fraudulent fireproofing products.
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Powell Clayton
Mextee
Land of the Moctezumas
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ths
Fie
Chicago
Ec Cressa
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