The Houston Post announces publication details and subscription cautions
The Houston Post issue lists publication offices and postal addresses, subscription rates, foreign offices, and billing instructions. It warns readers to pay only the named business manager and to settle accounts by check or money order, with delivery guaranteed by 6:40 a.m. in city limits.
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Ale Sara
Theodore Nee
Lot
A.W. Paleves
Willeloth
Tun Uoveron Piro
Golden Rule Jones Addresses Toledo Mayor Debate
A noisy May 1902 Toledo debate feature sees Golden Rule Jones and several mayors from southern states delivering addresses on politics and labor. Jones urges fair treatment of workers and liberal principles while criticizing rigid party lines and promising practical governance over creed.
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Samuel M. Jones
Jones
Callad
Toledo
Obly
Progressive Union of New Oleana
Nieht
Fatiroathen
Marve Rinino
Waco
Toxag
Thlen
Welsh
Mosxatidicti
Mary Canis
Marty
Dunleay
Mortal Gatento
Aeferia Leirilites
Orley
Doyle
Jind
Tno
Loniy
Baseless Charges Spur War Critique in Philadelphia Letter
A letter labels Democratic attackers as the main threat to the army in the Philippines, accusing them of denouncing atrocities and praising retribution. It argues soldiers fought bravely despite poor outcomes, while blaming commanders and political leaders rather than the fighting. The piece condemns pleas for mutiny and targets Washington officials and orders.
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Aonte
Rnpublican Sonn Tore
Democrats
Atrocitien
Philly
America Army
Islands
Washington
Benute Ie
President faces war secretary over army atrocity report
The piece argues the secretary of war bears responsibility for retaliatory army measures and questions the president’s awareness, suggesting a court martial scrutiny will likely find the war secretary guilty while the president remains under question. It cites alleged confessions and divided endorsements among top officials.
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Tayaban
Batangas
Smith
Root
Boll
Nemy
Secretary of War
Army
Editor's Day Off Sparks Busy Galneaville Pulpit
Readers face juggling deadlines as editors take a break in Galneaville to attend the Charleston exposition. The respite disrupts weekly issues with production pressures, delayed pay, and a lingering sense the newsroom cannot pause even for a moment.
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Galneaville
Charleston
Fran
Fiat
Jowrniilon
Oibie
Pointed views on policy and pacification debate
A fragment discusses changing attitudes toward cruelty and reform, noting public pressure guiding investigations and trials. It cites Carnegie in the North American Review arguing for a stable independent Philippine governance and contrasts Cuban policy with current expansionist views.
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Carnegie
The
North American Review
Philippines
I Cola
McKinley Ald
Cuba
Tillman’s fiery Senate speech condemns Philippine policy
Senator Tillman of South Carolina denounces a Philippine bill in a wild Senate harangue. He decries spreading fear and social decay in the South and calls the speech a misfire that discredits his side as senators left the chamber in protest.
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Vicksburg
South
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
United States
Senate
Wil
Editorial Pickups and Quips From Distant Pages
A fragmented clipping mix mocks Southern and Texas pride, noting invertor Davis of Arkansas and anti Yankee rhetoric. It cites Foxde, Sherman Register, and Halpiger Banner-Ligder style quotes, then relays a joke from Elmer Dover about a shrinking weekly paper and a editor alarmed by rapid spread of news.
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Invertor Davis
Arkansas
Sling Press
Southern Press Opinion on Politics and Reform
A garbled Southern press clipping discusses politics, the Republican party, and proposed reforms. It references Atlanta and national figures, debating women's roles and projected shifts in party stance and policy.
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Ted
Entitie Republican Party
Notable Figures and Charities Highlight 19th Century News
The piece notes Mrs Mary Moriah focusing on improving children’s welfare in New York and Rhinebeck convalescent care efforts. It mentions a fellowship by Mrs Nestawillow for music and a New York charity network, plus a misspelled notice about the new consul general in Cruayaquil and confusion with Thomas Nast.
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Cleve
Htomorid
Wis
Lenemis
Hihelbert Nestawillow
Mary Moriah
United States
New York City
New York
Conmnl
Cruayaquil
Hewador
Thomas Nast
Aga
Hay
Miscellaneous Historical Fragments From Early Reports
A mix of notes mentions 473000 mine workers, a caution about acetylene ore reactions, tiny telephonic vibration measurements, a Rome jewelry theft confession, an extraordinarily long earthworm reclaimed at Weymouth, and rainfall carrying hydrochloric acid from Vesuvius clouds affecting vegetation. brief notices mention Carrie Bridewell and an event in Houston, Texas.
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Berlin
Rome
Weymouth
England
Bay of Ees Mares Ol Pars
Vesuvius
Carrie Bridewell
Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Houston
Texas
The Festival Queen Wins Rich Praise for Voice in the South
A performer named Miss Bridewell captivates a southern audience declaring her voice rich. She delivers The German national song with spirit and flawless German. Her success earns concert offers from San Antonio and other southern cities and a promised engagement at Peoria. She sang in Anniston Friday night.
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Misa Bridewells
Germany
Roosevelt and French plan on Legion of Honor honors debated
Washington dispatch reports that President Roosevelt may have opposed awarding the Legion of Honor crosses to General Miles and Admiral Dewey. The French ambassador’s talks and press coverage hint at tensions over who should receive honors, with debate rising about reciprocity and political implications.
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Washington
Hoult
Roosevelt
M. Cambon
Miles
Dewey
Legion of Honor
War and Navy Departments
White House
United States Army
Tampering With Trust and Trifles in a Scots Tone
A garbled poem and prose fragment mix love satire with urban vignettes. The piece travails from Scottish imagery to New York crime mentions, highlighting mischief, divorce, police notes, and a chorus about towns from Crnesville to Gainesville in a mosaic of clipped phrases.
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Gotham
New
Paterson
Kshine
New York
Alkafi Eye Man Reports from State Press Convention
Fragmented OCR shows a humorous monologue about reporting duties and public issues at a state press convention. It references sobriety laws, constitutional rights, and the audience’s reaction during a chaotic, satirical scene. The piece mentions Gainesville and Ocala, with references to national heroes and a figure named Palestine Prest mate Mobile Daily Register.
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