Houston Post subscription rates and delivery notices
The Houston Printing Company lists readership rates for daily and semi weekly editions, delivery areas, and billing rules. It names authorized city collectors and instructs subscribers to pay by check only to The Houston Printing Company, with a note on timely delivery and employeeOrders.
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Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
Camiers
Hering
Messrs
Theodore Ing
Chas Lott
Jm Hull
Houston Public Opinion on City Recall Election
Fragmentary editorial discusses recall vote dynamics in Houston with references to voter turnout, race, business influence, and public sentiment. It comments on administration performance, school governance, and the broader political climate amid wartime events and foreign affairs. It notes low Black voter participation and speculates on the recall’s cost and consequences.
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Bain
Houston
Gay
Wes Oudowltadio
Hetaniyine
Turbulent era shadows indemnity and social unrest
The text sketches uncertain moves in postwar German indemnity talks and hints at broader upheavals including colonial questions and domestic political tensions. It mentions Cuban commission concerns, English advice on a cup challenger, and strained attitudes toward voters and race issues in the United States.
Fragmented Postscript Reflections on Life and Speech
A garbled passage reflects on woman's shoes, hearing, emotion, and the strain of modern life. It references pain, crying, hidden feelings, and a distant dialogue about existence and meaning.
Fragmented Note on Language and Nonsense Text
An incoherent excerpt reflects garbled phrases and misspelled words about language, perception, and truth. The fragment references a woodshopper, milk of human kindness, telegraph lies, and a mix of names, creating a patchy, nonsensical landscape without a clear event or person.
Fragmentary notes on royal gifts and a wedding day census
Disjointed text references Queen Victoria handwriting, a $20,000 fund at Washington and Lee University, a William S Wilton memorial gift to a donor, and a family incident involving a felon. Mentions several ladies and a wedding day list with thirty eight entries, all alive and married.
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Queen Victoria
Victoria Howers
William S, Wilton Memorial Fund
Washington and Lee
David KR
Si. Lonte
Huntington Heirs Battle Over Estate Increase Claim
The Huntington heirs contest a New York increase in the estate from the death of a mate. They dispute sums reported as 20 million plus and the tax handling. The case centers on the executor and the distribution to adoptees and heirs, with court actions continuing.
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Huntington
New York
Jammul
Wartean
Collie Po Huntington
Nidgmate
Aumiat
Vast
Hatufeidi
Tin
Davehtoy
Jane
Chey
Westerdig
York
Eien
Wall Street Fever Grips New York Amid Booming Markets
A chaotic scene across New York depicts investors chasing feverish gains as Wall Street surges. The era’s extravagant stories of quick fortunes include brokers, merchants, and weekly wage earners flocking to the streets, with luxury vendors and hotels reporting brisk business amid a rising tide of speculation.
Reflections of a Bachelor in Pineview J
A garbled 1920s style note hints at social trends among residents. A woman in the Nine parades the scene while a man contemplates love, fate, and courtship. The fragment suggests moral crowding and social pressures surrounding relationships.
Impossible to parse source content for a valid title
The readable text appears garbled and lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to summarize into a factual newspaper item with distinct entities and a clear outcome. No verifiable people or organizations can be identified.
Fragmented verse on a thwarted love and longing
The narrator recalls a doomed romance filled with passion and doubt. He laments a woman who loved him enough to fight for him yet remained distant, while another pure, cold beloved figure looms in memory, shaping fate and desire.
The Grasshopper Pest Pestilent in Sherman Texas
May 4 report urges farmers to spray grains against grasshopper damage using arsenate of lead and molasses mix. J Spivley Aquille Texas and others trialed formulas. recommendations detail quantities, mixing, and application through sprayers.
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Sherman
Teza
Rothen
Spicey
Gressiopnir
Spicer
Meyer
Niger
Pytenty
Seone
Hierekott
Mossi
Atwongie
Poland
Murder verdict returned in Hoanenra case
Jury in the Hoanenra case returns a murder verdict against the defendant. The trial featured testimony about the stabbing at a public square with the accused named and linked to the plea of self defense. The proceedings also note religious services and a quarterly conference held in Lexington related to district events.
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Ube
Lexington
Morkin
Vitor
School Trustees Elected in Debris of Results
Election returns from Ronkport, Shool district and surrounding towns reported trustees elected for the upcoming year. Names such as G. W. Matthews Jorg McGrown Thies Sitter and others appeared among those chosen, with several districts noting high voter turnout and local party alignment in May meetings.
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Youkum
Veres
G. W. Matthews
Jorg MoGrown
Texas W C T 1 Convention In Fort Worth Date May Five
The State Conocation of the Women's Christian Temperance Union meets at Granbury Thursday with Wileberh Strong Tracy of Nonston as state reporter and Merry M4. Stuiddard as state president. Other officials attend with plans to travel to Fort Worth for the gathering and related events.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Women's Chrlstian Temperance Union
Granbury
Wileberh Strong Tracy
Nonston
Merry
Stuiddard
Kate Batterson
Prank
Werner
Crancure Wedies
Executive Gematol Tte
Los. M. Biewonn
Portlaail
Riot at East St Louis escalates after deputy shot
Riot erupts in East St Louis near Pinot district as Deputy Sheriff Frank Hax and Sheriff John Kickham battle men during a mob incident at Schivkin Harrison and Hord complex. Officer Hax survives a perilous moment. Schelke brothers and William Peers taken into custody amid chaos.
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Larue
Schivkin
Harrison
Martin Schelke
Tle
T. Schelke
Wiliam Peers
Diacet
Jal
New York
Unclear local incident report from Victoria Texas
Fragmentary article notes a shooting in Victoria Texas dated May 6. The text references unknown individuals and unclear details about a victim or suspect, with several garbled phrases making it difficult to determine exact names or outcomes.
Coal Consolidation in Sight
A May 1 report from Columbus states a major coal industry consolidation is drawing near. Analysts expect the restructuring to unify several key players and streamline production and distribution across the sector.
Morgan group tightens hold on Hocking Valley coal mines
Inspectors report Morgan company agents engineered transfers of control over several large mines in the Hocking Valley coal fields. Transfers were discussed for over a week, with the Morgan group securing key properties and officials reporting on the situation.
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Rai
Hocking Valley
J. Morgag Company
Lenet
Tven
Deserter Husbands Targeted by State Requisition
St Paul Minnesota May 5 The county board of control refused a requisition to return thirty husbands who deserted their wives The state legislature enacted a law making wife desertion a crime with imprisonment up to three years and suspension of sentence if the husband restores his wife and family to the state The charitable institutions face support duties as the deserters leave the state for elsewhere The incident involves Bates and other named deserters and likely creates complications
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St. Paul, Mion
County Board of Control
Central
Lovatory Artens Bates
Fatally Hurt In A Runaway
Granbury Texas May 4. While Missie Green of Thorpsa Spritien were driving yesterday afternoon their horses became frightened and ran away throwing both the young ladies violently to the ground. Result Miss Lote aged 20 years died today at Qo'elock Mise Trixie Green died tot gain ronarlousness though at late hour last night not thought her injuries will prove fatal
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Tenis
Missie Green
Thorpsa Spritien
Miss Lote
Trixie
Decoration Day Observed at Cleburne Plaza
Decoration Day events unfold in Cleburne with a large program of theatricals reels and songs. The States will be represented by fourteen dedicated individuals marching under a flag bearing loft the flag of the South while a trained chorus led by Mes with Melwal Ainith performs. Attendees bring packed baskets and visit Confederate Park to strewn flowers on graves and listen to memorial speakers.
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Kilwardkilo
Owen
Cleburne
Ceburne
Tixoe
Rattleborne Eamp
Confederate Park
Terrell Confederates Hold Meeting for Veteran Delegates
The Confederate Veterans chapter in Terrell Texas met May 4 in the Odd Fellows hall. Elections were held for delegates to the Mepiseednion. names listed include Drea A Anthony and others. Veterans plan two parlor cars and note ample participation to furnish at least one ear.
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Terrell
Texas
Confederate Veterans
Odd Fellows
Mepiseednion
Drea A
Anthony
Ror Wesan
Campbeth
Etobert Mirkle
AL Covhlin
WY ML Sroy
Hrlegates
Vie Meinhardt
Change in Paper's Ownership at Refugio Review
There is a note on a change in editorship of the Refugio Review, the sole paper in Refugio County. Mr D. Antry resigns as editor and publisher, replaced by the Review Publishing Company. The paper will remain a democratic paper.
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Refngio Review
I D. Antry
Pid Pabiisher
Imutilenine Fompanr
New Postoffice for McKinney Texas Proposed
Postoffice inspector J. BR. Visitor visits McKinney to inform an new building is planned and improvements for the post after the visit.
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McKinney
McKinnes
Texas
Pentinan
Cane Belt Telephone Line Reaches Wharton Texas
A Cane Belt telephone line reaches Wharton Texas as lines extend from Lay ite to Wharton the main line for communications with Houston identified as a prominent connection.
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Wharton
Texas
Ibrar
Houston
Citizens Seek Negro Suspect in San Angelo May 5
Report from San Angelo Texas notes a tense search by offcore and citizens for a Black man wanted for criminal senility on a Tav ewoodi gird er Sherwood. Authorities warn against vigilantism and promise due process.
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San Angelo
Texas
Shooting at Rosen Agency Ends in Death in Nebraska
An early May incident near Valentine Nebraska resulted in the death of John Pulley N. Ladiux, a first lieutenant of Indian Police at the Rosen agency. Thelen Inne reportedly fired the fatal shot during a disturbance in the night. A X was arrested in connection with the case.
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Valentine
Hetaweyn
Afghanistan Plans to Buy Krupp Guns, Report Says
London dispatch says Afghanistan intends to purchase Krupp artillery for military use. The piece notes discussions about eight batteries and potential theater deployment, with unidentified Afghan officials cited.
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London
Malt Trom Si
Catal Wite
Trainmen Convent Opens Tomorrow in Milwaukee
Milwaukee hosts the biennial meeting of the Brotherhood of Trainmen starting tomorrow as about a thousand delegates gather in the city for the event. Local officials expect discussions on railway labor and safety measures.
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Wis
Brotherhood of Tauwih
Prussian Government Buys Minister Achen-Gch Mines
The Prussian government has purchased coal mines in the River district named Minister Achen-Gch Mines for 25,000.00 marks in a Berlin sale dated May 5. The purchase expands state control over regional coal resources and signals government involvement in mining operations.
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Prussia
Berlin
Achen- Gch
A Smart Surprise
Fragmented dialogue shows a character acknowledging cleverness and a change of mind about giving money. The text reveals a social moment where a gift or increase is debated, with emphasis on one character’s realization and a plan alteration. The source presents incomplete exchanges centered on smartness and the decision to withhold or adjust a monetary gesture.
Very Thin Cow On The Farmboard Discussion
A farmer and a friend discuss a brindle cow on the farm where they board animals. The talk centers on natural milk and color, with one speaker claiming familiarity with the boarding location. The fragmentary dialogue hints at a casual, rural scene.
Fragmentary note on crafts and names
A damaged line notes a person named Wederly-shaw who can create a bleger in a minute and mentions a wife Beene and a phrase about completion of a group over three weeks. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or events.
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Artlett
Wederly—shaw
Question on Boy Imitation by Mrs Homer and Mrs Gadber
Mrs Homer asks if her oldest son growing to resemble his father is a compliment or not. Mrs Gadber replies with a playful remark and asks whether that comparison is flattering or not.
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Homer
Evolution of the Electric Telegraph and Telephone Inventions
The piece traces early milestones in electrical communication from Morse to multiple systems, noting inventionnal progress, the scale of capital invested, and the spread of telegraph and telephone networks. It cites key figures and institutions and outlines growth in electrical communications through the late 19th century.
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Quihee
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States of America
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Pilfering Guests Leave Lingered Clues In Hotel Linen
A fragment from Chambers Journal describes thieves in hotels who steal bed linens and pillow slips. Guests departing early replace items with recovered fabric while maids miss items, leaving detectives to trace the larcenous pattern through missing pillow cases and sheets.
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