Houston Post Publication Office and Circulation Notice
The Houston Daily Post lists publication offices at 1109 Franklin Avenue and foreign bureaus in New York and Chicago. It details subscription rates by month and year, city delivery charges, and identifies authorized city bill collectors and payment methods.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Theodore Bering
Messrs
Theoore Bering
Chas, Lott
Burt Hull
Tun Houston Printing Company
Eastern Business Office
Tritone
New York
S. C. Beckwith Cial
Western
the Rookery
Chicago
S.C. Beckwith Special Agency
Morgan and the American merchant fleet plan questioned
The Philadelphia Ledger warns that Mr. Morgan’s purchase of a British line and any shift of ships to American registry could flood the U S with foreign flag vessels and force subsidies. It suggests Congress may act to admit the ships to American registry, expanding government aid and inviting debate over national flag control.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Congress
Mir. C. Plerpant Mongan
Great Britain
Ma Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Treasury
Naval
Morcan King
Bonaparte
France
Massachusetts Disfranchisement Bill Sparks Broad Debate
The Massachusetts legislature faces criticism over a bill aimed at disenfranchising many Boston Democrats. Local papers warn it tamps with registration and assessment lists to dilute votes, while opponents fear an unfair partisan move. The Boston Globe Traveler and Herald condemn the measure as an disfranchising scheme, though the Herald trusts public opinion will block it.
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the Post
Massachusetts
Boston
The
Boston Globe
the Traveler
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Boston Herald
Herald
Mag
Massachusetts Senate votes to curb Boston black vote
The text condemns a 108 to 67 legislative vote seen as disfranchisement of the negro vote in Boston by registration and assessment tactics. It argues the move serves party politics and public spoils, contrasting northern intolerance with southern "purification" rhetoric while alleging hypocrisy.
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Massachusetts
Boston
South
Old
England Defies Special Interests With Coal Export Tax
The British Parliament imposes a shilling per ton export tax on coal, resisting powerful coal interests that warned of harm to trade. The move contrasts with the American pattern where trusts allegedly drive tariff and policy, delaying plain duty and provoking public debate over national interests and governance.
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England
Great Britain
United States
House of Commons
American Congress
Porto Rico
Congress
Epoca
Russia
Inbereste
Houston snub fuels Confederate veterans dispute
A Houston omission in a civic procession sparks debate over how Confederate veterans were treated during a presidential visit. Other Texas towns praise and critique regional receptions while oil prospects and industry chatter dominate local pages.
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Houstin
Gatanttaderne Venetasa
Grand Arminy of the Republic
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Alan
McKinle
Houston
Grand Army of the Republic
Austin
San Atonio
G. A. Rs
U. C
Points About People in Brief from Various Nations
Excerpts note the Kaiser’s dislike of stenographers in public remarks and Elihu Root’s shift to law after turning 21. Mesienkiewicz weighs offers for a John Sobieski biography. The Chinese minister to Russia has served in Moscow and previously in Washington Lina and Madrid. Dr Ellicott and Dr Lewis join a growing rank of octogenarian British bishops as Archbishop Canterling nears a birthday.
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Exar
Kaiser
Se Kimeek
Elihu Root
Agre
Nervi
Mesienkiewicz
John Sobieski
Pollak
Wang
Russia
Washington
Lina
Madrid
Ellicott
Gloucester
Richard Lewis
Llandaff
Temple
Canterling
Various Economic Notes And Local Purchases
A digest of disparate items notes one tenth of US workers are organized, Popocatépetl used for sulphur over two years ago, California orange shipments from November to April 7 reach 13 006 carloads with lemon totals unknown, Russian savings banks opening at railway stations, railways report half year trends, Seattle salted salmon shipments to the East rise to about 50 000 barrels this year, and George Ottre Hopsee gives 416 acres in Birmingham valued at 900 000 dollars for housing workers.
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Popocatapet
California
Seattle
George Eer
City Ormingham
Southern states move to disfranchise illiterate voters
The editorial notes Mississippi Louisiana North Carolina and South Carolina have amended constitutions in ten years to remove illiterate suffrage. Alabama and Virginia plan constitutional conventions in May and June to address the issue. The piece discusses shifts in southern policy, possible school fund apportionment, and reactions from rivals and northern papers.
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Baltimore
Mississippi
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Montgomery
Virginia
Old Dominion
Lttel
John E. Ainssey
Daniel
South
Boston Herald
New England
Republican Party
Congress
A Democratic Platform for the West and Isthmian Canal
James E. Fuer argues in a 1901 letter that the Democratic platform should push government ownership of internal improvements, water storage reservoirs, and the Isthmian canal. He urges the Northwest to back expansion, labor employment, and anti monopoly policies to counter imperialism and boost western prosperity.
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Hillings
Mont
Bryan
Texas
Mallarin
Monroe Dboletrine
Arid
Northwest
Miesixsippi
West
Democratic Party
America
North America
United States
South America
Australia
Usx
John Hay
Montana
Moog
James E. Fuer
East Texas Looming Up
The article argues oil discoveries in Jefferson have shifted attention to East Texas, highlighting earlier views of the region as pine and mill country. It predicts rapid prosperity for Eastern Texas in the next five years, with mineral exploration spurring growth beyond prior agricultural limits.
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Grulla
The
Herald
Khe Sittik
Point Tsafel
Lower
Rio Grande
Brownville Therata
Brownville
Houston Post
Texas Iron Field
Fexan
Texas
Llano Field
Africa
San Antonio
Llano
East Texas
Uceirs
San Jonves
Lufkin
Jefferson
Lhen
East
Unly
Cats Cause Scarlet Fever Outbreak in El Paso District
J S Brooks of Temple area reports nine cats died recently and his boy fell ill with scarlet fever soon after. The attending physician and Dr Hicks concurred the illnesses are linked to the cats, though details remain unsettled.
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el Paso Herald
J. S. Brooks
Temple
Mr. Brooks
Sherman Democrat Ponders Judge Tom Brown for Texas Governor
The Sherman Democrat notes that Judge Tom Brown may not be Texas governor but many Texans think he should. It also reports Russian painter M Verestchagin returning to Moscow from the Philippine islands with material for future war pictures.
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Sherman
Tom Brown
Texas
M. Verestchagin
Moscow
Philippine Islands
Philipine
Fragmented verse and editorial jumbles mix in hurried musings
A garbled sequence blends romantic lyric fragments with social commentary. The text juxtaposes love imagery and sea motifs with brief editorial asides about Americans, a San Francisco case, and attacks on a Chicago lawyer. The piece shifts between poetry and opinion in a chaotic, patchwork form.
A Corner For Women And Household Tips From A Newspaper
A vintage column blends fashion notes with domestic advice. It highlights a Madame Havet gown, storage tips for old newspapers to deter moths, and spring linen designs, followed by social maxims and a Wednesday menu. It mixes fashion, home economy, and light epigrams with lifestyle guidance.
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Webster
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Denison, Herald
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Oko
Gockhart Post
Yoakum Herald
Panhandle
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Gethany
Gainesville
Lone Star
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Register
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Nocona Times
Festmaster Cieneral Smith
W. TM. Gilliam
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J. A. Jourdan
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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