The Houston Post Public Notice and Subscription Details
Houston Post issues public notice and mailing information for subscribers dated March 26, 1902. It lists offices, foreign bureaus, delivery rates, agents, and billing procedures, noting city circulation handled by Theodore Bering and collectors Lote and Taliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe Voss
Theodore Bering Haa
Hendore Bering
Chis, Lote
A.W. Taliner
Bsiness
Tite Moroton Pashaa Company
Watterson’s Democratic Rally Defies Trust Rule and Expansion
The piece reports Henry Watterson’s Kentucky address to Virginian Democrats urging unity against trusts and a government reshaped by Republican dominance. It argues the administration seeks unchecked power, with warnings of constitutional erosion and a “Fourth of July” resistance to tyranny.
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Henry Watterson
Kentuky
Ornidhs
Republic
Jefferson
Jackson
New Orleans
McKinley
Republican Congress
Watterson
White House
Philippines
Yough
War cries over Philippine conduct and alleged abuses
A lettered dispute questions Secretary Root on claims of humane conduct in the Philippine war. Governor Taft allegedly admits water torture was used, while Herbert Walsh cites widespread army atrocities with unnamed witnesses.
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Senate
Root
Taft
Herbert Walsh
Philadelphia
United States
Philippines
War Cruelty and Accountability in Philippine Conflict
The piece argues that unjust wars breed cruelty and cites the Philippine conflict as proof, warning that full atrocities will reveal a frightening record. It condemns American actions as akin to lasting, stainful wrongs that require years of repentance to wash away.
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Philippines
Philippine
Lady Macbeth
Crumpacker resolution debated by Boston Herald editors
The Boston Herald editorial analysis argues the Crumpacker resolution is defendable on constitutional grounds but criticizes Southern resistance to suffrage and questions enforcement through the fourteenth amendment. It contrasts northern and southern attitudes toward education and universal male suffrage, framing the issue as constitutional compliance versus political obstruction.
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The
Boston Herald
Klata
Werald
United States
Crutchpacker
Congress
Jio
Anl
Hin
Battle over rivers and harbors bill in Congress
Washington correspondent notes Col Peter Iephaen of Minnesota challenges the rivers and harbors bill on the House floor. Texas Rep Ball rebukes Iowa critics as debates focus on appropriations and alleged pork. The exchange touches leadership, committee integrity, and the influence of regional interests on national waterways policy.
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Washington
Stov
Peter Iephaen
Minaiquode
Thottias FH
Ball
Texas
Towa
Hophtrn
Warren Hilt
Uae
Turbulent Senate Debates Ship Subsidy and Tariff Ties
The piece outlines opposition to ship subsidy legislation in the Senate and House. It notes Republican lawmakers from four states opposing the subsidy, the alignment with tariff concessions on Cuban sugar, and the likelihood the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee will report against the bill. It mentions figures like Hanna, Henderson, and Iowa leaders, and cites the broader political pressure ahead of elections.
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House
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Asure
Minox of
Win
Sconsin
Stevena
Minnesota
Jones
Washington
Fordney
Michigan
Frye
Senate
Congress
Friends
Bret
Ways and Means Committee
Cuba
Hanna
Allison
Town
Spooner
Wisconsin
Henderson
Iowa
Lowa
Howe
Hina
Hrse
Hir
Mixed local notices and opinions echo in a Texas paper
The piece compiles social notes and commentary from several papers with references to Easter editions, a Texas Woman's Press association meeting in Waco, and travel anecdotes. It critiques Rockport and Corpus Christi history, mentions General Taylor, and ends with satirical quips about marriage and husbands from Hoboken and Pittsburgh papers.
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Texas Woman's Press Association
Waco
Stamford Inn
Rockport
Shell
General Taylor
Mexico
New Orleans
Corpus Christ
Rio Grande
Corpus Christi
Ify
Wuadilinpe Gazette
Editorial Pickups and Controversies Across Papers
A set of editorials and letters from The Houston Post and other papers critiques politics, press ethics, and public figures. Topics include calls for popular election of senators, the president’s assassination risk debate, newspaper controversies, and opinions from Caldwell News-Chronicle and stars in early 20th century press.
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Houston Post
Texas
South
Mesas
Kosen Kong Sileor
Koybie
Smoky City chamber promotes Kester Pittsburg postscript
A Smoky City chamber of commerce agitation promotes a Kester Pittsburg postscript. New York figures report low civic participation with only thirty eight Fifth avenue residents voting in a recent autumn municipal election.
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Kester
Paris Sensation as Lauro Rienzo Dashes Bulls Through Streets
In Paris Mlle Lauro Rienzo, Brazilian heir tas, creates a stir by guiding two trained bullocks through the city streets. Prince Ritel Fritz and the sultan of Tutke are mentioned among others as the performance unfolds amid tension. Mary E Wilkins changes name to Mythuchen after marriage in New York.
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Mlle
Lauro Rienzo
Tas
Paris
Prince Ritel Fritz
Kaise
Sultan of
Tutke
Goa
University of Bonn
Mary E Wilkins
New York
C. M. Freeman
Sigmund Zeisler
Mythuchen
N. J
Pennsylvania
Texas Springs in Verse and News Tiny Tidbits
A collage of verse celebrating Texas spring and scattered satirical items. Includes rustic lines on Texas scenery, a mock news note about Roosevelt wrestling a professional wrestler, a joke about flapjacker titles, and brief quips on inventions and Easter timing.
Interesting Legal Decisions and Partnerships Snapshot
A dense legal digest lists cases across states on partnership exclusion, spousal illness damages, attorney costs, bankruptcy notice, cotton gins liability, railroads fire causation, liquor to minors, telegraph delivery hours, and related rulings. It compiles references from Reg. Ala and We Rep Texas, among others, highlighting how courts assign duties, rights, and remedies in varied scenarios.
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Texas
Benevolent Assimilation Policy in Samar District
The document reports General Hell’s order to quell unrest in Samar by promoting peace and friendship with suspected natives. It notes allegiance oaths carry little weight, priests are suspects, and influential locals may be arrested without solid proof. The piece argues the benevolent assimilation policy has produced a grim, “practically pacified” outcome after two and a half years.
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Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
REM Sohnston
G. J. Palmer
Peete Y
Franklin Avenue
Houston
LY Post
Sunday Post
C. S. FE. Holland
E. R. Holland
A. W. Palmer
J. B. Throop
Eastern Business Office
Tribune Building
S. C. Heckwith Oanney
the Rookery
Vhce
S.C. Beckwith
Office of Washington Correspondent
Ames
Kilding
Into Street
Bisiness
Baltoriad Department
Tom Hovstox
Salicuwe
Avila
Repubicans
Ja Nat Herald
Norton
Washington News and Views
Wihamvay
Pirivale
Ote
Atventhon
Leguti
Timmy
Huron
Bell
Wellene Weed
Billie
Adrien
Uhm
Thenirracke
Kavrath Waeane
Wattittette
MOF
Thelre
Lily
Tkams
Renu
Vata
Drew
Fusstox
Tweedledian
Twe
Mr. Stewart
Funston
Nate
Browcht
Tod
Czar
Henny
Thomas
Irmatesrox
Ietre Niles Fritrom
Koy
Parte
Mergenthaler
Senator Clark
Pepa
Kouban Socie 1
Elouj
Avenne
Fort
Pes
Allon
Hepburn
Virginias
Mark Hanna
Palestine Press
Georgetown Sun
Georgetown
Palace of Fame
New Braunfels Herald
Sabinal Sentinel
Hal Sevier
Rivers and Harbors
Burton
C. Aguston Williams
Sentinel
Austin Statesman
Italy
Ath
Cawnich
Snnun Daily News
St. Joseph's Church
Hoboken
Pittaburg Gacette
Florence Burns
Walter Tivooks
Dii
Fina
N— Rae Courier Light
Austin
Rennose
Sengtive Sy Firépostig Ang Ancrease
Sens Dture
Mie
Terrel
Star
Bay
Caldwell News-Chronicle
Menelik
Abyssinia
Erythrea
Indianapolis Sentinel
Schley-Sampson
Indiana
Redbird
Titly
On Aish Vilayet
Morocco
Roosevelt
Feshier
Tieshen
N. VY
Aroaltutn
Kentucky
Trenton
Pitton
Chamberlain
J. M. Lewns
Physicians and Surgeons
We Rep
N.Y
Deankiquor
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