Houston Post Publication Details and Delivery Rules
Houston Printing Company announces circulation and subscription rates for The Post and Sunday Post. It lists office addresses, advertising procedures, and payment rules, urging customers to pay by check and noting delivery hours and carrier policies in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bering
Mesa
Theodore Ing
Chas. Lott
Paul Hobby
Special Ten
Houston Printing Company
Panhandle Wheat Prospects Boost Regional Prosperity
A Panhandle observer notes brighter agricultural prospects as small stock raisers gain ground against cattle ranching. Wheat yields improve across Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas like regions, with emphasis on diversified farming and market-ready stock. The piece argues small farmers, especially fattened Shorthorn cattle, build taxable wealth and stable population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Ble
Kansas
Northwest
Oklahoma Territory
Texas
Han
Byet Drveren
Prairie
Missouri
Miindis
Kan- Sas
The Shame of Broken Pledges on Cuban Fraud
A editorial attacking the administration for alleged Cuban postal fraud and broken promises. It accuses officials of concealment and criticizes policy as expedient and self-serving, warning of national damage and imperial ambitions revealed by the situation.
San Antonio Mexican exhibit plan sparks regional talk
A San Antonio favored committee seeks Mexican hospital aid to attract a Mexican exhibit, boosting trade and interHC relations with Texas and the United States. The piece argues Houston's expo efforts should align with San Antonio’s initiative to draw Mexican participation and enhance regional progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Abe
Fe Texan
Antite Committee
Texas
United States
Benehehwry
Houston
Lorie
Critics charge Spanish American War trust ties and treachery
A masked opinion piece attacks the Spanish American War justifying it as conquest. It accuses the administration of broken pledges, favoring trusts, and corruption, singling out the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Cuba as victims of policy and dynastic interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Turbulent Front Pages Echo Plague Fears and Political Quietus
A chaotic column mocks officials and politicians amid reports of bubonic plague in California. It ridicules General Alger and Cabinet intrigue while hinting at revived diplomacy with Paris and Turkish envoys. The piece threads through social decline, moral exhortations, and public anxieties about national leadership.
Exchange Interviews on Overgovernment and Reform
A long reader letter discusses Texang’s overgovernment and widespread calls for a new constitution and legislative reform. It argues for stronger representation and warns against dictatorship while urging public support for constitutional change and honest governance.
Untitled government reform reflections and critiques
Fragmentary remarks discuss officeholders, voluntary service, and a push for a paid municipal department. Critiques argue the public should receive value for taxes and that firms could sustain a staffed town department if allowed, with attention to reform risks and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Volunter Morvicn
Terrel Trafecript
Matranes
Promiatna
Diverse 19th Century Notes Highlighting Literacy Claims and Inventions
A digest of varied items notes Denmark’s claim of universal literacy, a folding ladder patent from New York, Canada’s Paris expo exhibits valued at 200000, and Wapley’s horticulture exhibits. It cites Chicago discovering theater dust harbors bacteria, Bellevue Hospital nursing reforms, and Oklahoma corn trains for India famine relief. Telegraph wires show higher conductivity on Monday due to Sunday rent plus a three week rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Prince of Wale
New York
Canada
Wapley
Chicago
Bellevue Hosphital
Oklahoma
India
Prominent Figures Parade in Political Nominations and Appointments
The text lists nominations and political movements across various figures. It mentions Mr. Dolliver’s repeated congress nomination by Republicans in the Tenth Town Militries and notes celebratory acclamations for several candidates. It also references Mozoonidar’s visit to speak at Unitarian events, General Adthie MacArthur’s Philippine command, Judge William Ichren of Minnesota, Professor Guetay de Rehmoller’s German influence stance, and a Supreme Court move by Representative Harham of California for admitting his son and daughter-in-law to practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Mozoonidar
Tholin
Dowton
Adthie MacArthur
Lina Sure
Otley
Supreme Command
Philippines
Brasil
University of Berlin
Europe
Yonra Haw
United States Supreme Court
Harham
California
Raward ¢. Bartam
Lida
Barham
Kher Hiushind
Banta Rona
Jealous lover’s vengeance ends with mustard vitriol
In Parle a betrayed girl named Jeanne exacts revenge on her lover the Viscount at his club. She disguises as a black clad figure and flings a corrosive liquid identified as a weak mustard emulsion into his face, causing his collapse. Police arrive as neighbors and the concierge assist. The Viscount vanishes and Paris laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
Vincounts
D Iressed
Jeanne
Mall Vonotiag
Joanne
Deni
Doenne
Paris
Talking Watch Mystery Baffles Soldiers at Marion Home
James Alkire, blind veteran from the Marion Soldiers' Home, demonstrates a watch that tells time in an unknown cipher. A physician explains the device as a Swley mechanism with coded markings, readable only with a missing key, prompting pension examination and a reported $100 seed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
James Alkire
Marion
Wight
Alkire
Bwilerland
Rabid Calves Die in Brookshire Texas Report
In Brookshire Texas on May 21 reports say calves bitten by a rabid dog two weeks earlier have gone mad and were killed. Several dogs bitten at the time show no signs of hydrophobia. Cotton choppers are in demand in the area with farmers paying 75 cents per day for labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookshire
Texas
Supreme Court Affirms Tax Case on Interest and State Title
The Texas Supreme Court affirmed the Court of Civil Appeals in the League tax dispute from San Augustine County. It held the State may foreclose its lien and waive rights to perfect title, noting the defendant had no title to affect and relied on the State’s process. The ruling addresses purchase of lands for taxes and liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Supreme Court Today
League
San Augustine County
District Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Supreme Court
Whith Wats
Brown
Dohem Fo
Texas Officials Attend Confederate Reunion and Board Appointments
Governor Sayorn and J. Tengen traveled to Fort Worth for the Texas division Confederate Veterans reunion. A Cass County appointee joined the Agricultural and Mechanical College board. Central Texas railways filed tax reports and several insurance firms resolved franchise tax issues, with Woodmen of the World restored to standing after nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston Thailanee
Insurante Johnson
Boston Incurabee Company
Beaton
Masa
Sayorn
Jutze Tengen
Fort Worth
Agricultural and Mechanicat College
Ph. P. Holland
Kendall
Stephenville
Joti Torlton
Cemtral Voxan
Northern Rail- Foad
Helvetia, Relolue
Sven and
Helvetia Fire Insurance
Woodmen
Edinburg American Land Marriage Company
Beottiah Mortgage Land and Invent+ ment company
Scottish-American Mortgage Company
D. Co, Heath & Co
Masonry Dedication Promises Largest Texas Gathering Next Month
B F Fremier, grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Texas Masons, predicts a record attendance for the dedication of the Masons' orphanage project in Fort Worth. He notes the endowment will fund long term care and honors previous lodge efforts, with strong representation expected from Mineral Wells Weatherford and other lodges.
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Fort Worth
Texan
B. F. Fremier
Grand Lodge of Manons
Siste of
Order
Ace
Grand Lodge of Texas
Mineral Wells
Ens
Weatherford
John
Texas U S Delegates Flocking to Encampment in Fort Worth
Delegates to the annual encampment of the United Confederate Veterans in Texas flood Fort Worth with over half the crowd expected by tomorrow. Ex Governor Hubbard may address the Confederates. Commander General Volley and Adjutant Young arrive tonight, with Severn, John M. Heagan, and Captain J. Booth joining from Austin. Parade set to move at dawn tomorrow.
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Fort Worth
Texan
Ieloe
United Confederate Veterans
Texas
Hubbard
Springheis
Young
Severn
John M. Heagan
Booth
General Molloy
Atatl
Austin
Wireless Telegraphy Advances Marconi System Described
The article explains Marconi's directed signal system with a dipole-like vertical wire and a coherer as both receiver and detector. It covers transmitter and receiver tuning, the role of coils and high resistance, shielding the coherer, and the claimed ranges and shipboard trials. It notes potential for oceanic transmission and future improvements including dual vertical wires for direction control and higher sensitivity detectors.
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Marconi
Soto
Marconi Tus
Eishu Thompson
Nile
Thia
Pew
Parade Likely Lengthiest Parade In Calvert Texas
May 21 report from Calvert Texas notes a rodent meeting of Camp Townsend ex-Confederates where James Singer was elected delegate to the reunion at Louvalville. Kate Higginbotham named sponsor with maids of honor Mary Drennan and Miriam McNeill. BP Booper was chosen as captain for Fort Worth.
Monument Unveiling for Warder-Personal in Palestine
In Palestine Texas on May 21 the H D Evang monument was unveiled in East Hill Cemetery under Button Willow camp Woodmen of the World No 295. Rev T W Merlin Jones District Attorney Crook spoke. local music aided the ceremony.
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Malestina
Texas
H. D. Evang
East Hill Cemetery
Button Willow Camp
T. W. Merlin Jones
Crook
Jackson
F. E. Safford
International - Great Northern Railway
Birmingham
Ala
R. RB. Claridge
San Antonio
Victor
Aga
International and Creat Northern Railway Company
Taltian Lane
Oalenane
Kate MaKer- Thin
Williams
Mr. Evans
Asio
H. &Pane Vores
Charles Simmons
Micder
Trim
Alatrict
Orange Toens Notes in Orange Texas May 21
Obituary note for Miler Filpsey of Orange Texas a trusted grog expert and former lawyer associated with Bancrot Lumber company. He moved from Spring Lake Michigan ten years ago and died at his home after an illness noted to have worsened rapidly.
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Dewey
Irs
Troy
Newey Doubtlow
Mark Magia
Orange
Texas
Finnese
Omixen
Filpsey
Spring Lake
Mich
Severn
Bancrot Lumber Company
Hot Springs
Hawator
Ieee
Unclear schedule of weekly study and reading events
Fragmented text lists multiple days with study topics and activities including political subjects and literature. It mentions lessons for amateurs and general weekly slots but lacks coherent details, dates, or organizations to identify a clear news item.
Missing Horses and a Runaway Colt Advertisements
Sheriff seeks a sorrel horse four to five years old four or five hands high with bell and no brand listed near Lovelady Houston Texas. Reward twenty five dollars for information. Also a notice from Colorado County Texas offers reward for a dark ginger colored man and a separate inquiry about a dun pony.
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Witte
J. Carlson
Lovelady
Houston
Texas
George Chappell
W. T
Colorado County
Unclear early report cites shooting near Shaw’s Bend
Fragmentary text describes a shooting near Shaw’s Bend with references to Jacob Goodman and a unnamed Black assailant. Details are jumbled as witnesses recall a struggle at a bar and gunfire affecting Goodman and others.
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Shaw's Bend
Here
Jacob Goodman
Goodman
Teams In New York Special to The Poel
New York May 21 The foilt ans are registered at New ae AustiIn H. W. Dodge Jt Theresth Hoffman er Coreioana W. C. Bart and Barth Astor Fort Worth s 8 Prieiman Galveston Mrs B 5 Wilabo e San Antonit l M rere f Texans Colonel Thomas Pe Waldorf Artoria.
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New York
New Ae AustiIn
H. W. Dodge
Jt Theresth
Hoffman
Er Coreioana
W. C. Bart
Barth. Astor
Fort Worth
Prieiman
Galveston
Wilaboe San
Antonit
L. M
Thomas Pe
Dallas Man Charged with Felonious Assault on Farmer
Dallas Texas May 21 24 A 70 year old farmer was struck on the head with an object in a field near Blas and is charged with intent to kill. Victim hospitalized as authorities investigate motive and suspect.
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Dallas
Texas
Elem
Ealing County
Victor
Blas
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