Houston Post Publishing Details and Address
The Houston Post and Sunday Post publish at 230 Franklin Avenue with offices at 1105 to 1169 Franklin. Subscriptions are by mail with annual and monthly options. Traveling agents include S E Holland and B B Throop. correspondence should be to The Houston Post, not individuals.
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Theodore Berling
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Houston Printing Crostpany
Freedom of Speech Itself in Europe and America
The piece argues American free speech outpaces Europe, citing Chicago’s tolerance of Prince Kropotkin’s address and a lax police response. It contrasts European suppression with U.S. permissiveness, asserting punishment for views harms society and that open discourse prevents martyrs. It labels Europe as prone to authoritative restraint and praises England’s relatively restrained example.
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Europe
United States
Wildhold
Chicago
Prince Kropotkin
Oatenstin
Great Britain
Pipers
America
Brent
England
President McKinley and Reciprocity in Foreign Trade
The article discusses the push for reciprocity agreements as a path to enlarged markets. It notesPresident McKinley may advocate tariff concessions with foreign nations while Democrats favor revenue tariffs. It suggests party divisions hinder timely reciprocity treaties and calls for decisive presidential action.
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Washington
McKinley
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MacKinley
White House
Trade policy shifts and the reciprocal state idea
The text argues for reducing or removing protective systems and supports a reciprocal state approach. It warns that without such changes a tariff war with many nations could ensue, and notes that the president's intelligence suggests broad appreciation of this necessity.
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School trustee race sparks protest in Houston arena
Citizens clash with the old board over nominations and election machinery. The piece condemns perceived favoritism, urges keeping schools out of politics, and warns of ongoing political battles affecting teachers and trustees. It cites Charlton and the Post while calling for fair representation and proper election processes.
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Houston
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Charlton
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Blackguard
Brother Charlton
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Democratic Party
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Toaphorsa
A Standard of Comparison Porhane AM CONTRSL Woes
A Washington Star snippet questions how art impacts existence and happiness, pondering comparison standards. The text presents philosophical musing on emotion and perception in a fragmentary form from an earlier issue.
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Washington Star
Exchange Interviews and Quoted Musing Fragments
A collage of quotations and clipped notes on life and wealth. Reflections urge enjoyment of life over relentless labor, with references to Altgeld, Aguinaldo, and Beaux-Journal style commentary. Mentions of printers, censorship, and evolving editions color the page.
Fragmentary 19th century notes on inks, slavery, birds and fisheries
The text surveys diverse topics from nitrate inks and sugar origins to the Salvation Army’s work and bird preservation efforts. It notes Germany and the Netherlands supplying quinine, transatlantic trade, a Turkish sultan, wartime compromises, early anti slavery groups in Philadelphia, and commercial fisheries valued around 16.0 million with oysters contributing about 14 thousand in 2000.
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Gibbon
Europe
England
Germany
Turkey
Sultan
Tees
Philadelphia
Organlee
United States
Oyster Industcy
Notable Figures Tied to Global Posts and Ancestry
Arch bishop Zardetti successor to Cardinal Martinelli and papal delegate to the United States formerly a Milwaukee clergyman then Archbishop of Bucharest. Swiss guide Christin Blucker who assisted Whymper in the Rockies has made nearly a thousand ascents without incident. Dr John J Kinyoun transfer from San Francisco to St Paul Minnesota cites quarantine leadership and the Kota plague. Morton A Colton Yale 1898 graduate. Ward districtor in Prenol appointed Mindanao and Sulu education headquartrs Zamiboiingal General Moratio Herbirt Kitchener lineage Irish to Ireland. General Roberts born in India from Irish family. General Whitewan described as of Irish descent. General Gar net Wolkeley Irish descent born Dublin.
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Cardinal Martinelli
United States
Clereyman
Milwaukee
Bucharest
Christin Blucker
Whymper
Rocky Mountains
John J. Kinyoun
San Francisco
Department of Dakota
St. Paul
Minn
Morton A. Colton
Yale
Ward
Prenol
Kay
Mindanao
Sulu
Ireland
Creneral Proderick S.roberts
Trish
Waterford
India
George 5
Whitewan Orn Jy
aArentige
Garnet Wolkeley
Dulin
The Return of Snobbery and Society's Decline
A reflective essay tracing 19th century manners and journalism. The piece denounces wealth worship, rank pretense, and public deference to society events, noting Thackeray and Jenkins as benchmarks against vulgarity and hollow self-respect. It laments modern journalism’s shameless publicity and the fading moral tone.
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Howella
Sotbery
Abe Goa
Thackeray
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Jenkins
Sprotiere
House Cleaning. Tip These On A Mellow Day
Fragmentary text appears to describe a domestic scene with unclear phrases and garbled names. No coherent event or clear subject identified. no verifiable entities or actions to summarize into a proper news item.
Dangers Seen in Incompetent Doctors and Odd Medical Claims
A New York Journal critique calls for medical societies to discipline unfit doctors after a case of a misdiagnosed appendicitis. The Salt Lake Herald reports on N rays purportedly curing cancer with daily exposure. The Atlanta Constitution notes iron’s rise from 400 years ago to today’s global dominance, while Beaumont’s oil field visitors and Texas journalism history are discussed.
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New York Journal
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Lawcer
Salt Lake Herald
Doetogs
Oakland
Cal
Atlanta Constitution
W. J. Lampton
Ainslee
Globe
North American
North Carolina
Virginia
Lynn
Mass
Great Britain
Beaumont Journal
Beaumont Oil Field
Rienzi M. Johnston
Houston Post Publishing Company
Texas
National Democratic Executive Committee
Johnston
Tus
Houston Post
Post
J. J. Watson
J. W. Johnson
Beans
Tron
William R. Baker
Honaton
Charing
Howton
Baker
Watson
Wetton
Reflections of a Bachelor From New York
Fragmentary OCR hints at reflections on older women and relationships between brainy women and fools. The text muses on weddings, fashion, and social dynamics, mentioning angels, ghosts, and failed journeys without clear narrative.
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New York
Paige
Fragmented Scraps Blend Verse and News Bits
A mosaic of verse reflections on memory and labor mixes with brief items from the day. Snatches of poetry mingle with terse notes about a Chicago professor’s restraint, England’s peace offer, a Sanitarian’s gossip, and market chatter. The collage contrasts pastoral recollection with modern headlines.
Paris Fashion Notes On Corsets Hats And Gowns
Paris corsetieres craft stays of satin with face designs while gowns mix blue violet and red hues. Fashion highlights include gold trimmed gloves, gauze flowers on evening dresses, a turquoise sunshade on taffeta, and the Little Corporal walking hat with a pointed brim and buckle. Baby blankets and carriage robes in silk and wool list motifs of forget me nots and rosebuds.
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Madame Ka
Moiselle
Barby Bunting
Baby
Oliver Cromwell
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