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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1900

Page

6

Houston Daily Post May 1 edition details and offices

Historical page shows publication details for the Houston Daily Post and Weekly Post with office addresses at 2101 1106 1105 1107 1100 Franklin Avenue. It lists subscription rates and distribution timing, and notes advertising and agency contacts in Houston and New York.

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Small Industries in Atlanta Highlight Prosperity

The Atlanta Constitution editorial urges Texas towns to develop small industries as a path to economic growth. It cites Bremen Canning Company in Carrollton and argues local canning and woodware plants can use regional raw materials, creating jobs with modest capital.

Atlanta Georgia Texas Atlanta Constitution Emall Industries Yosterday Tie Bremen, Canning Anice Carrolton J. Ky J. FP Premen Aod Aten Texax Orat

Sentiments on Texas Value as Seen by Galveston Visitor

Galveston News reports Mr. Lee Kempner of Galveston returning from New York says Eastern views on Texas investment differ from local slanders. He notes capital regulation is tighter in New York and Massachusetts than in Texas and argues Texas investment favors enterprise.

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Patterson Expands Gulf Port Policy Yet Faces Opposition

A Denver source reports Mr Patterson at a Houston session of the Trans-Pacific Congress urged gulf ports and the South to back expansion to boost Pacific trade. He warned the Times may oppose such moves if they threaten the Philippines and soldiers in the Philippine conflict.

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Texas Editorial Echoes On Politics And Industry

A compilation of opinion excerpts from multiple Texas papers discusses political maneuvering around conventions and candidates, industry growth, and crops. It notes Chilton and Bailey for Senate and the Galveston convention outcomes, plus remarks on cotton mills and fig crops in Texas.

Fragmented Postscript Incoherent 1900s Notice

A garbled OCR style passage mentions horses in Amtraling and Battle Lake, populations in San Veraseleoy and Montreal, and various monetary figures. It references Japanese interora at Bay Francisco, a Mormon church meeting with George Q. Cannon, Vienna arts schools, and Thomas A. Edison exhibit expectations, all in a disjointed, error-filled summary.

Amtraling San Veraseleoy Lawreone Montreal Wyoming Battle Lake Ovey GM Japanise Tevolte Bay Francisco Dow Atraner Thomas A. Edleau Pirie Exposition Mr. Rilison

Concert in Copenhagen Delivers Select Audience to Grieg

Dr Edvard Grieg recently performed in Copenhagen with a restricted audience of invitees. The event reflected an effort to appeal broadly, echoing ancient practices of outreach to all people. Captain Peter Astle Scott BR N died near London at 84, after a long nautical career in Canada. Mrs Wietiy Green remains active with the New York Theme Nation tank amid interest in securities and savings. Congressmen Cushman of Warren ton contrasts with a stylish predecessor in political stance.

Edvard Grieg Copenhagen Eliowen Peter Astle Scott BR. N Owenty Dominion of Canada Dallam London New York Otich Francis W. Cushman Warrington

Outdated Anecdotes and Donations Highlight Boston Page

The article notes Lieutenant Perry and Bowdoin college winter sports lore, Mrs. Leland Stanford's gift of the Sacramento estate to Catholic Bishop Mora with an orphanage endowment, and mentions Stanford's house and a memory linked to the university founder. It also mentions Heang Chung-huel visiting Boston to study American education and to tour Harvard and other schools.

Ban Jr. &. Perry Bowdoin College Leland Stanford Stanford Sacramento Cal Bishop Mora Catholic Church James Hamilton Lewte

The Post Faces Criticism Over Houston Election

The Houston Post faces partisan rebuttals from newspaper partisans who oppose Bailey for senator. They claim bias while arguing the judge jury and arguments favor Chilton’s supporters, noting a family dispute over local politics unrelated to the race.

Kaufman Syn Chilton Clty Houston Post Housien Bocause Mr. Bailey Houston Pont Taugl

Trusts and party plank tensions hit Republican platform

Washington Times notes three powerful trust groups have warned Mr. Hanna and the president against public displays over platform issues. The piece suggests a fierce fight over the train plank in the 140 platform, forecasting a likely colorless stance similar to Colwm bun.

Washington Times Glen Hanna Carkupion

Foraker on Territories and Daniels Web ALLOY

Discussion notes Senator Foraker’s constitutional stance on governing distant territories as colonies without granting rights. The text questions Daniel Webster ALLOY’s knowledge and recalls his title as “ex- Pounder of the constitution.” It asks if Foraker will reference Webster’s senatorial speech on annexing New Mexico and the idea that arbitrary rulers may not govern distant lands as strangers.

Senator Foraker United States Daniel Web+ ALLOY Mr. Foraker Foraker Daniel Senaté

Republican Platforms Drift Through Stale Praise in 1896 State Conventions

The Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Massachusetts and New Hampshire Republican gatherings showed a tame blend of independence rhetoric and party self praise. Speakers offered self laudation and endorsements, claiming moral superiority while avoiding bold policy confrontations or candor about real issues.

Chicago Timen-Herald McKinley Rep Ohio Indiana Wiscotela Maseachusetta Republican Party

Balance of trade in our favor challenges imperial claims

The piece argues the large trade surplus stems not from wartime markets but from exports to nations not at war and not governed without consent. It contends Mr Hanne and supporters misuse this as proof of imperial policy success, disputing the notion that trade follows the flag.

Hanne McKinley Guba Puerto Rico Hawaii Philippines Wanns Repubean

Congressman Ball and Tom Ball Poised for Rivera Harbor Move

A fragment notes Congressman Ball of the Tenth District and Tom Ball’s ongoing effort in support of the rivera and harbors congressional initiative. It recalls Ball’s humble beginnings as a Dry Goods and Grocery merchant in Hunterville Texas and praises his honesty and service to farmers, forecasting high regard in Congress and a potential Texas governor role.

Tom Ball Tenth Laurela Rivera Hunterville Texas

Fragmentary El Paso GOP Platform Commentary

The passage cites El Paso Republicans backing a rigid imperial policy and Puerto Rico taxation as a republic protection. It references constitutional pledges and government by force, signaling strong partisan, anti-rebel sentiment and calls for decisive governance under distrustful authority.

Puerto Rico Agal Roglood Trosta

Fragmented OCR note raises questions on character and power

A garbled fragment questions a man of Hauci's caliber and character and critiques control and bullying in a republic context. It suggests a harsh, possibly political critique but lacks clear facts or identifiable entities for precise reporting.

Washington Times Hauci Republicany Ohio Ble Bardest Mom Bratal Efferia

El ten News The Houston Post shines in Texas journalism

The Houston Post is highlighted as a leading Texas newspaper, praised for its long-standing presence in journalism and its prominent role in Houston's press landscape.

el Ten News The Houston Post Texas Journalism

Paris Exposition price surge warned as hotels fill

Paris corre spondent notes private pensions and hotels raise rates ahead of the exposition. Near the core areas prices jump from $4 to $6 a day and higher, with some top addresses charging $8 or more. Family pensions and boarding houses also hike prices as locals/owners seek short season gains. Americans urged to plan carefully and avoid the greedily priced lodging.

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Post's Popular Reading Com Note for Home Study

The Post advertises a home study series by Prof Renn Kirnbbaum of Philadelphia titled Lessons on conversational French. It includes pronunciation hints, vocab sets, and exercises for English speakers learning basic French phrases and phrases for travel, money, and daily interactions.

Seymour Eatoy The Houston Post Home Study Circle Pig Seymourg Post Renn Kirnbbaum Philadelphia Lesan

Georgetown Commercial Editor Responds to Attack on Bailey Triumph

The Georgetown Commercial editor defends Bailey’s 1896 triumph against critics and asserts no rival can claim credit. He recalls Robb4ee as Hardy gold standard committee secretary and notes the attack as a badge of honor.

Lee Rountree Bailey Waco Times-Herald

Fragmentary Public Figure Criticized as Dreamer and Orator

Vague remarks attack Edlier as a political fantasist and persistent romancer. The speaker ridicules his timing and awareness, labeling him a desperado figure in an unclear local context.

Texans in New York May Day Immigrant List

Special to The Post lists Texans registered in New York with partial names and addresses for Corsicana Galveston Palestine San Antonio Fort Worth and others. The item mentions Paula Schluter of Mount day bound for Bremen and notes Democratic and Republican commentary about the 1924 election climate.

New York Corsicana L. C. Garrett

Beaumont Directory Listings Prompt Public Interest

A fragmented notice references Beaumont and a public directory, noting efforts to publish and inform residents. The text hints at a schedule or directory draft, with a focus on diligent work and resident awareness, though many details are garbled.

Hegumony Jractort Theory Beaumont

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