Houston Daily Post announces publication terms and delivery rules
The Houston Daily Post lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, delivery routes, and office contacts. It notes mailing options, advertising and subscription collectors, and requires payments by check. It also reminds readers to notify the office if papers are late and forbids staff to accept payments.
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Abe City
Mit
Te Hering
Messrs
Theodore King
Chas, Lom
Paul Hobby
Winess
Check la Tava
Hewston Printing Company
Public utilities and arbitration urged in Texas reform talk
A historic Texas editorial argues for compulsory arbitration between capital and labor over public franchises. It calls for court authority to enforce judgments and for suspending service during disputes. Also discusses longer legislative terms and broad constitutional revision to boost state growth.
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St. Louis
Legislative Reforms and Former Leaders at Stake
In Beaumont papers several local figures urge Hon. R. A. Greer to decline a state legislature candidacy. The call aims to recruit strong donors and influential men to shape reform efforts and regulatory measures this year.
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Beaumont
R. A. Greer
Biste
Annuelates
Scattered library and mining interests amid political remarks
Notes on a dispute over Adolph Sutro widow's suit over the 290000 volume library and mining properties valued between 10 million and 40 million. mentions Senator Hoar memory, Governor Waterville and a remark on modern languages in public life. Also cites a U S Supreme Court figure at a meeting of the American Society of Religious Education.
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Adolph Sutro
San Francisco
Parisi Ome
Hrite
Helee
Butte City
Mott
Anda
Hoar
Watervelt
New York
Tateae
United States
Ameri- Society of Religious Education
scattered notes mix of odd facts and errors from a newspaper page
A collage of miscellaneous statements covers farming, rights in the Americas, Irish transit history, prisoners in the war era, a German naturalist, animal self recognition, bone and dental surgery mention, a weather report for New Mexico, and a spike in Mexican silver shipments via Wells Fargo from Mexico City.
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Florida
Bik
Kiondike
Kingetown
Dunleary
Hunan
St. Helenan
New Mexico Weather Bureau
Sas Vegas
Sita Fo
Ching
Mongketo
Mexico City
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Koury City Live Stock Exchange backs reform bill in transit delays
At Karegulon on May 10 a special meeting of Memirs W. S. Ivana G. MM Walden and C. A. Davis appointed by the board of directors endorsed the Nodenberg bill also called the Party-howr Law. They urged passage to extend live stock in transit from twelve to twenty four hours to reduce damage and injuries in railroad yards and pens.
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TJ Wayne
Greer
Texas
Harine Antelone Busine
Korty
Koury ¥ Y City Live Stock Exchange
Kuneaatty
Memirs
Ivana
G. MM
Walden
C. A. Davis
Rantan City Live Bek Exchange
Karegulon
Rotenberg
W. Tlannab
P. Woodbury
Market notes from San Angelo cattle and sheep sales
Readable fragments show numerous livestock deals across Texas counties. Buyers and sellers include J Wooly, Hancock, Curatarpher, Kelly, March, Good, and others. Prices cited include 250 to 560 dollars for bulls and steers, with numerous yearlings and mutton purchases noted in Coke, Coca, Tom Green, Edwards, and surrounding counties.
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San Angelo
Texas
C. Gahauer
Oronate
Jarkete
J. Wooly
Deviln River
Booth
Hancock
Palit County
Moldy
Convho
McRinner Brow
Newton
Crockett County
Onewon
Chis County
Coleman County
Vonuie
O' Daniel
Coke County
Curatarpher
St. Louis
Sam Pleiry
Edwards County
St. Leuie
Johnwen
McCulloch County
Kelly & March
Lima
Metcalfe
Decoration Day events and local notices in Brenham
A Brenham report covers Decoration Day planning by Daughters of Rebekah Carmel and Germania Odd Fellows committees for June 10. Observances by United Brothers of Friends and a St Mary’s Church ser vice in Galveston arrangements, plus talks by Mrs Clara Hoffman and a governor lecture announced. A runaway accident on East Munn Street injured Miss Childress with others shaken but unharmed.
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Odd Fellows
Prenham
Texas
Daughters of
Rebekah
Carmel
Germania
Schmid Hall
United Brothers of Friends
Proveasion
Lone Star Band
Father Kearney
Prieata
St. Mary's Cathedral
Galverton
St. Mary's
Francis Pridal
Paris
France
Clara C.hoffman
National
Hearne Locals Cover Rail Extension Hopes
The Hearne region reports progress on the Calvert Waco and Brazos Valley railway extension between Lewis Switch and Mumford. Within ten days to two weeks crews expect to reach the Big Brazos river crossing as the line nears completion.
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Calvert, Waco and Brazos Valley
Lewis Switch
Mumford
Big Brazos River
Ben S. Rogers
Hrentham Hae
Hearne Lodge
Knighta
Pythias
James Lee Hazlett
State Pharmaceutical Association
Dallas
Daliga
Tyonday
J. Weed
Dion
J. Wi
Hearne
Mrayor Valley
No Report from Canal Commission Delays Action
Washington May 11. The canal bill faces delay with no committee report until midsummer. Democrats and Republicans clash over timing and strategy as Teddy Roosevelt’s political presence stirs attention in the capital and Texas politics shift around Carmack’s senate bid.
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Washington
Canal Commission
Senate Committee On
Towanda
The Democratic Party and the National Convention History
A detailed study tracing the origins and evolution of national political conventions from 1832 through the 19th century. It covers the rise of the party system, delegate selection rules, key figures, and the shifts that established modern convention practice. The text notes figures like Jackson, Van Buren, and Bryce, and explains how conventions shaped party organization and policy platforms.
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Rome
Wir
Ginia
Maryland
Tennessey
Baltimore
Humber
van Buren
Johnson
Whiz Party
Staton
Democratic Party
Antl Masons
National Republicans
Thoes
Andrew Jackson
Teo
Cone
Henry Clay
Clay
Hayent
Tran
Tory
Bryce
Ormlet
Den
Han
Fta
The History of the Unit Rule in Democratic Conventions
The article traces the evolution of the unit rule in Democratic conventions from the 1830s onward, noting its adoption, disputes, and partial parallels with the Whig and Republican parties. It discusses how state delegations often reflected minority wishes and how platforms and pledges developed with convention history and party principles.
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Uryce
Republican Party
Jta
Niles
Italy
UBRL
Esch
Lage
Voung
Thinda
Whig Corventio de Elee
Porter Organization
Canve
Notable Course Offerings in Weekly Schedule
The text lists a weekly lineup: Course of Instruction on Mondays, American Politics and Tuesday topics, Recount Science on Wednesdays, Twenty Seven Conversation on Saturdays, Thursday Studies for Girls, Friday for Amaeleure, and Literature Sundays.
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Frida
Aimaéleure
Pattersonian Democracy Faces Challenge in Shelby Delegation
Shelby forces hold a majority over two restricted counties as Patterson followers seek the Democratic nomination for Congress. Report notes internal divides among Democrats and predicts Zick Taylor, a Republican, may win the seat. The text hints at lingering influence from the Overland regime casting a shadow over local democracy.
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Texas
Memphis
Tenn
Ed Carmack
United States
Ihse
Eboudin
Ham Patterson
Jonah Patterson
Carmack
Bia
Bongress
Kansas City
Manson
Patterson
Shelby County
Wes
Shelby
Mancon
Ang Éeat
Thes
Zick Taylor
St Louis Car Strike Leaves City Quiet As Rail Walkout
The St Louis area reports a pause in activity during the national railway strike with no cars moving and limited commerce today. Street scenes show minimal disruption as workers stage protest yet city life largely unaffected.
Police Chief Sets City Patrols After Unit Leave
Chief Campbell orders increased patrols as officers finish leave period. Men return gradually to duty while transit services and units prepare for upcoming work. Vacancies from transfers will be filled if members decline to return.
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Campbell
Forae
Eubyrdae
St. Louie Tranale Corparia
Jnat
GeneralanAger Taumbort
Sponsor for the South names Hayes Davin as chief maid
Miss Hayes Haw Heen appointed by General Gordon to lead Southern hosts at the Louisville reunion. Margaret Jefferson Davis Hayes, daughter of Jefferson Davis, is named sponsor for the South with Howell Davis Hayes and Mary Lyons of Charlottesvill e Va listed in attendant roles.
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Miss Hayes
Gordon
New Orleans
United Confederate Veteran
Margaret Jefferson Davin Hayes
Jefferson
Davin
Louisville
Gorgon Haa
Hne
Sreue
Jufferson Avis
Mini
Howell Davie Hayes
South
Mary Iyons
Charlottesrill
Mineral Paint Strata Found Near Jenne County Texas
Post reporter notes two strata of mineral paint in Keene neighborhood near Cleburne Texas. One gray layer about four inches thick lies flat, with a second layer beneath. Mention of local industrial center openings and delegates arriving for an upcoming convention in Chattanooga may relate to nearby developments.
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Jenne
Cleburne
Texas
Keene
Chattanooga
Monte
John
Ind
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