The Daily Post of Houston Printed Company Notice
The Daily Post of Houston announces postal matters and mailing details. It lists subscription rates, weekly publication schedule, and traveling agents. It also names city circulation supervisor Theodore Hering and collectors Chas Lott and A W Malmer. Readers are urged to remit payments to The Houston Printing Company.
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Houston
Texas
VY Post
THE
Sunday Post
FE. Holland
A. W. Palinex
B. Threisp
S. Fe .Gibson
J. H W. Barton
Carriere
Tisimewn
Tie Holston Muistixa
Darwin and the novel lovers in fiction and life
A 1902 column reflects on Charles Darwin's fondness for novels and pretty women, arguing that literature mirrors real life. It recalls famous heroines and a man’s lifelong “sweethearts in books,” drawing on Goethe and various literary figures to illustrate the pull of the feminine in imagination and daily existence.
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Charles Darwin
Veadon
Tnelishman
Ge Goethe
Whittle Uriah of
Lavely
Mise Arabelly Allen
Pickwik
Klo
Mona Vernon
Mise Athel Newcum
Howells
Captain Cuttle
Black Shame of Defeat Debate at Naval Academy Address
An article argues President Roosevelt’s phrase The black shame of defeat misstates history and morality. It cites historic defeats as honorable and honors duty as central, asserting success is not the sole measure of virtue.
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Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Thermopylae
Alemo
Mistory
Norther Custer
Hobson
Balaklava
the Old Guard
Waterloo
Pickett
Gettysburg
Mr. Roosevelt
Leo
Addressing Young Americans on Moral Gravity
A speaker urges that true greatness rests on righteousness not conquest. The text compares Caesar and Napoleon to Rome and Macedon, warns against unstable structures, and cites a universal moral law as essential for national leadership.
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Caesar
Napoleon
Rome
Macedon
Rampant Partisanship in Senate Sparks Heated Exchange
Democratic senators like Teller Rawlins Patterson Tillman Carmack Culberson and Bacon unleash a withering attack on Republican leaders led by Lodge Spooner in a tense Senate battle over war policy. They cite Batangas and Bell reports to dispute Republican defenses while projecting a forthcoming Democratic counteroffensive.
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Lodge
Spooner
Senate
Teller
Rawlins
Patterson
Tillman
Carmack
Culberton
Culberson
General Smith
Hells
United States
General Bell
Bendtor Spooner
Senator Tolley
Batangas
Mr. Spooner
Senator Culberson
Bacon
Dulberson
New York Sum
The
Tribune
Rhoden
Simmons
Opublitan Seanatore
Chamber
Erratic 19th Century Commentary Echoes Political Jabbing
A disjointed political diatribe parodies wartime hints and cabinet names. Scattered references to Venice peace, Senator Telley, Wu, Schley, and a pension official mix with sharp mockery and speculative lines about future careers.
Exchange Interviews and Political Echoes Across Towns
Local papers feature brisk political chatter and editorial stings as the Waco Weekly Tribune issues a red hot political extra during the eve of primaries. The Houston Post questions Roosevelt gagging Hanna while Kirby Lumber limits cigarette smokers in hiring. Marshall Mexanger marks circulation milestone with a blue ink toast to readers and merchants.
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Waco Weekly Tribune
Amite Morning Contemporary
Marshall Mexanger
Osu
W. A. Adair
Itw
Marshall
Local editorial snips reflect readers and plans
A string of light notes shows town papers debating ads and readership. The Beaumont Journal smiles at water news while Bee and Tribune readers spar over cheerful topics and a Sunday edition expansion.
Editorial Pickups Spark Burst Of Regional Jibes
A collage of quotes critiques President Roosevelt and Funston, mocks Philippine policy, quips on Kansas and drought, and lampoons U S political rhetoric. Witty snippets from multiple papers reveal satirical takes on leadership, governance, and international exchange of public documents.
Bailey as Presidential Hope Spurs Democratic Prospects
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes Senator Bailey of Texas as a strong potential Democratic standard bearer amid rising South support. It contrasts Bailey with Haley and discusses media and public opinion praising his abilities, while noting posturing to elevate Bailey in the Senate as a successor figure to retiring long-serving colleagues.
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Indianapolis
Bailey
Texas
House
Senate
Halley
Hailey
Raleigh
N.C
Newa
Pipers
Roog
aNoupltuul Wie
Sailee
Mingan
West
United States
State Bacteriologist Reports Widespread Issue
State health board endorses the report by State Bacteriologist Weebrook noting the issue is prevalent in Minnesota. The New York Times faces epistolary rebuke from readers over comments on age and virtue. Shipping plans for Tasmanian apple exports to England are outlined, with 16 steamers to carry 250000 cases planned in three months.
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Weebrook
Minnesota
Board of Health
New York Times
England
Rossiney
Cumberland
Cat and Fidille
Buxton
Grampians
Cairn Weill Pass
Gesert Bartoldomeo Colleani
Verrocchioa
Ruskin
The
Art Institute
Chicago
Notable Appointments and Honors Across Reform and Arts
Mills plans a large addition to the Mills building in San Francisco. Walter Mackwen, Paris based American painter, won one of two Austrian gold medals at the Vienna exhibition. Rev Thomas Ewing Sherman visits Indianapolis promoting Catholic Truth Society. Admiral Dewey to attend a Denver banquet honoring General Frederick Fuestion on May 1. Ethan Allen Hitchcock James Wilson and B F Galloway to receive degrees at Missouri State University June commencement. Prof Henry Van Dyke to deliver baccalaureate sermon at Princeton.
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Walter Mackwen
Paris
Vienna
Thomas Ewing Sherman
Pricet
Society of Jenna
William Torumsely Sherman
Indianapolis
Catholic Truth Society
Admiral Dewey
Denver
Colorado National Guard
Frederick Fuestion
Department of Colorado
Muanilat
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior
James Wilson
Agriculture
Barean
Plant Industry
Minsouri State Universty
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
Great Confederate reunion report praised by Dallas papers
The Dallas account in Denison Gazetteer and Houston Post declares the Dallas reunion a fine example of journalism, matching the Dallas News' coverage and affirming it as a top daily paper in the state.
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Denison Gazetteer
The
Houston Post
Dallas
Dallas News
Postal currency plan gains interest in Congress
Washington May 2. A broad postal currency scheme advances in Congress with bills by McMillan and Gardner. It would issue blank faced one two and five dollar government bills convertible by stamps to transfer money through the mails. Advocates tout safety and cost savings, though passage depends on treasury and post office committee reports and possible opposition from express firms.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
McMillan
House
Gardner
Michigan
Messrs. McMillan and Gardner
United States
Treasury Department
McMillani Gardner
Treasure and
Post Office
W. Post
Roberts
Ridles
Perachs
Treasury and Post Office Departments
Post
Sesson
Tt Cfit
Hilarious verse and brief news blurbs mix of whimsy
A quirky poem about a singing mockinbird frames a page of assorted short items. The text also mentions sculptor Kuehne Beveridge showing Ireland and South Africa imagery, a St. Louis shooting, a New York high school ventilation effort, an ex millionaire earning two dollars daily, and a northern woman's crocodile reward.
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Kuehne Beveridge
Ireland
South Africa
America
the Trust
St. Louis
Ressio
New York
Washington
The Food Trust Grip on Prices
An exposé arguing the food trust controls prices and harms the poor. It describes affluent, respectable figures backing reforms yet profiting while wage earners face soaring beef and other staples, turning to cheaper meats as the trust tightens its hold.
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New York Journal
Food Trust
No clear headline from the fragmented text
The readable passages discuss eggs and hens in New York, noting high consumption, various dealers, and a figure about hens laying eggs. It references advertisers and a New York Times context but lacks coherent events or individuals to form a proper news note.
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New
New York
Strength of Our Savings Banks in the Nation
John Gilmer Speed argues for savings banks showing strength through official reports. He cites June figures with 18 savings banks and 7 commercial banks, totaling deposits around 2.6 million dollars and an average per account near 400 dollars. He notes the value of secure investments and cautions about broader currency liquidity.
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John Gilmer Speed
Ainslee
TT Ments
Gap Stock Savings
Oey
United States
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