Houston Daily Post May 7 1900 front page advertising
The Houston Daily Post issue lists publication details and pricing for subscriptions and services. It notes office addresses in Houston and New York, agency and traveling editor contacts, and distribution on Mondays and Thursdays.
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Ofpica
Houston
Texas
Malit
Forster
Eastern Business
Tritone Building
New York
S.C Beckwith Special Agency
Weatertiat
the Rookery
Chicago
S. C Beckwith Special Agency
C. S. E Holland
E.R. Holland
BBL
Throop
J. K. Grist
Taveling
Trade follows the flag debate in imperialism critique
The article argues that the Philippine trade is small compared to government investment in subjugation and questions the open door China theory. It predicts British and continental competition will test U S claims, suggesting commerce may only win after such rivalry and warns republics cannot mirror imperial powers without debt and loss.
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Philippine Islands
Philscophers
Philippine Archipelago
China
Unitel
Manila
We JoRio
Tyran Hedonia
Republica
England
Texas Prerogative on State Politics and Reform
The piece argues against constant electoral churn every two years and urges competent honest leadership. It calls for farm and industrial growth, citing Indiana as a benchmark and urging Tennessee to pursue opportunity, work, and investment to prosper the state. It laments political contention that distracts from public welfare.
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Mary Businges
Texas
Rhone
Rede
Indiana
United States
Commerce
Agricul
Alwaye
Texas and national politics mingle in a busy editorial page
The column critiques party platforms and reform efforts as Texas eyes progress. It notes Bailey’s supporters in Dallas and the Denston mill operation while condemning imperial displays and praising industrial development in Texas. It vents at national figures and forecasts army expansion.
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Denston
Bailey's Visit to Austin Sparks Opposition Claims
L A Patit reports Bailey's Austin trip amid depictions of coercion claims by opponents. He denies any threats or plotting to subvert Galveston platform, noting no substantive talks with state officials occurred. Critics push malignant rumors to undermine Bailey while supporters hail his independence.
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Avelin
Texas
Washinston
Batley
Balley
Austin
Gialveston
Balsey
Italy
Bailey
Galneaville
Cox Surrenders in Cuero Murder Case
W W Cox surrendered in Cuero Texas on May 5 1876 to face murder charges in the Hrayers case. He appeared before Judge Wilson on habeas corpus and bonds of 910 000 each were set and posted. The aggregate bond exceeds 1 400 000. Cox, a New Mexico resident, is described as a wealthy influential man.
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Cuero
Texas
W. W. Cox
Wilson
Bexar County
Cox
New Mexico
Bia Chouen
Viktor
Texan
Trintees
Victoria
Hell
FR. Lander
Brownsall
Mitchell
G. H. Maweohild
Go Fielda
Provter
J. K. Heater
U.K
Wolves in Fannin County Endangering Stock
In Kefor, Texas, wolves have prowled the western county at night killing and devouring small stock. Local parties from the town six miles away tracked and killed several old wolves and captured others.
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Random
Texas
Kefor
May Magazine Highlights and Travel Tales Across Nations
The May issue surveys numerous periodicals and topics. It reviews The National Magazine's May edition with articles on Admiral Dewey and Cape Nome, plus extensive illustrations. The issue features portraits of Lawton, eclipse notes, and various travel essays alongside juvenile tales and medical and scientific pieces.
Early Texan Anglo American Tensions and Prof Bugbee’s View
An account discusses the origins of the first serious clashes between the Mexican government and Anglo American settlers in Texas, noting the important role of early Texan settlement and highlighting Prof Bugbee as a noted authority on Texas history whose writings attract wide attention.
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Bugbee
Texas
Texas School Trustees Elected In Numerous Towns
May 6 reports from Grapeland Hutto Taylor Cuero Cuero and several other Texas towns list elected school trustees and presidents. Names include Wm Caldwell J A Davin Rh M Womack J A Metcalf and J T Chapman with multiple districts noting unopposed or quiet elections and upcoming votes for remaining seats.
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Grapeland
Texas
Per
Yoakum Couple Married and Local News Notes
In Yoakum Texas yesterday Charles J Martin and Ellen Hynes were united in marriage by Rev William Heffernan. They plan a bridal tour to St Louis Chicago and Milwaukee then return to Yoakum. A J Lawrence announces candidacy for Lavaca county sheriff. Smallpox camp in De Witt county closed after no new cases. twenty cases and one death recorded previously. Prof A Peterson of Hattolaville visited the city.
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Yoakum
Texas
Charles J. Martin
Mise
Ellen Hynes
Wm. Heffernan
Martin
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukees
A. J. Lawrence
Lavaca
A. Peterson
Hatlotaville
Alty
Pecos marries at Methodist Church in ceremony
Pecos Texas May 3 reports a quiet wedding at the Methodist church with Mr. Jackson G. Love and Miss Lula Owens tying vows alongside Mr. Jose I. Hard and Miss Angin Owens. Officials and attendees are noted, with church decoration admired.
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Pecos
Texas
Decline of the Caucus and rise of National Conventions
The article traces the fading power of the congressional caucus as a nominating mechanism from the early 19th century through 1824 and beyond. It notes widespread dissatisfaction, state and newspaper opposition, and the gradual shift toward national nominating conventions and party caucuses as the dominant method for choosing presidential candidates.
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Mawes
Knyiarod Owithane
Monroe
Tompkins
Washington
South Carrolina
Hess
Ron Jackson
Shires
Cayoux
Wu Thiewll
CNY
Tennessee
API
Pennsylvania
Webruary
Crawford
John Quincys Adame
William Mh. Crawford
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Elaetora
House of Representatives
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House
Adams
Jiekaoi
Clay
John
Athoun
Alexander Johnston
New York
Rocus
Bridal party receives congratulations at McKamy residence
The bridal party went to the home of the brides' parents and received sincere congratulations from friends Mary and others. They were then driven to the residence of Dr and Mrs McKamy where they were entertained with refreshments.
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Mary
Mrs. McKamy
Alvin Locals Graduating Exercises Set for May 13
Alvin high school will hold graduation exercises at the Ming Presbyterian church on Friday May 13. An oratorical contest for a gold medal will follow under the auspices of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Judge J. Styles of Hempstead visited Alvin. Captain B. Richardson and Mr. McNichols of Houston were among area visitors. Mrs. M. A. Brat died Friday night and is to be buried in the Confederate cemetery.
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Peace School
Alvin
Texas
Alvin High School
WA. D
Wo- Han
Christian Temperance Uning
J. Styles
Hempstead
Dieiglet
Rage
Waco
W. Archer
N. Richardson
Bronham
Harry McNichols
Hotson
M. A. Brarat
Confederate Cemetery
Fiddlers Contest Draws Large Texas Crowd
The May 6 event in Texas brings together a large crowd for a fiddlers contest noted as one of the most lively gatherings seen in the region.
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Texas
Old Fiddlers Contest Draws Crowd At Rowe’s Omita House
An old fiddlers contest took place last night at Rowe’s Omita House to benefit the Episcopal church fund. A large audience gathered as elderly players entertained in a lively show that proved a notable success.
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Hanis
Rowe
Omita House
Episcopal Church Fond
Fruit Shipment Patrol Spotted by Texan Troupe
May 4 report notes seven pages sent out on the Hell Put to track fruit and diet blow shipments for the International and Great Northern. Officials include A. J. Rowers superintendent Mays and means and G. J. Noble assistant superintendent. They discussed logistics with travel agents and will traverse the Mibeola branch toward Tyler and Mineola, inspecting promising orchards.
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Troupe
Texan
International
Great Northern
A. J. Rowers
Mays and Means
G. J. Noble
Mr. Turner
Sanford Northrock
Mapiger A. Kr.t. Company
J. M. Rice
A. R. YT
W. P. Dawson
A. RT
B.S. McQaloster
Generalrelight
A. RT. Company
Mibeola
Sponsors Elected for Confederate Veterans Reunions
In Port Worth Texas on May 6 RFB Lee camp United Confederate Veterans selected sponsors for national and state reunions. Misa Belle Mooney and Mrs Tommie Montgomery tied for the position.
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Port Worth
Texas
Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Misa Belle Mooney
Tommie Montgomery
Honor of representing Cache Ville and ore to rattle
In a brief note the event honors Mary Terrell and Terrell family members as maids of honor. The text references affiliations with local camps and the state, noting a ceremonial role for twelve maids of honor.
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Ara iMisy
Mary ‘Terrell
Ter
Turkey Terrell
Calvert Native Recalls Ecumenical Conference Travel
The report notes Calvert Texas resident May Scare returning yesterday from an ecumenical conference. Dr. Robert and Carroll Day from St Louis accompanied him. They visited Lake Post and were seen by Mr and Mrs J H Jact. Ot % who returned with him recently graduated in medicine in New Orleans.
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Texas
Robert & Carroll
St. Louis
Lake Post
J. H
Wisil
St. Louie
Hemi
William Parker
New Orienl
New Trial Granted in Greenville Case Faces Delays
A Greenville Texas court granted a new trial in a Lo case after the defendant received a 30 percent panel and a sentence of ten years. Judge Clark handled preliminary matters but remained powerless to proceed until the new trial.
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Greenville
Texas
Clark
Polings
Powerle
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