Houston Daily Post publication details and notices
Public notice style content lists offices, circulation details, editors, and billing rules for The Houston Daily Post. It outlines contact numbers, delivery times, subscription rates, city circulation responsibility, and authorized agents responsible for city bills and collections. It emphasizes prompt delivery and payment via check to The Houston Printing Company.
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Cty—Turt
Theodore Bering
Theoee Morita
Chas
Low
Horaton Prixtine Company
Sugar Beet and Sugar Demand Boost in the United States
The report notes rising sugar consumption worldwide and in Great Britain, with per capita use about 86 pounds in Britain and 65 in the United States. It argues U.S. cane growers should expand, highlighting Texas coast sugar belt development and dry lands potential, urging balanced development of all resources.
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Europe
United States
Great Britain
Sieilay
Hoh Bogur
Texas
Cuba
The Albany Street Car Strike Lesson and Public Duty
The Albany street pailway strike ended with minor wage and hour disputes but caused two deaths and heavy losses to company and public. The piece condemns the two sides for endangering a public utility and urges compulsory arbitration and court enforcement to protect citizens during public service disputes.
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Albany
Svoes
Met
Stroet Railway
Aisitatt
Iran
Compulsory Arbitration Moves in Public Mood
The text notes that more strikes in cities such as Cleveland, St. Louis, and Albany could shift public sentiment toward supporting compulsory arbitration to settle disputes.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Albany
Interior waterways push for nationwide canal network
New discussions in major papers revive plans to link Great Lakes with rivers and Gulf ports, forming a vast interior waterway system. Supporters urge deeper Mississippi connections, gulf links, and harbor improvements to boost domestic and foreign trade despite railroad opposition in the East.
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Mississippi Valley
Lakes
Atlantic
Sec
Labar
Mississippi
Gulf States
South
Southwet
Middle West
Retovenor
Exchange Interviews and Opinion Snippets in Texas Newspapers
A collage of quotes and notes from Texas papers including the Cleburne Chronicle and Gainesville Messenger discuss stock exchange seats costing up to 70 000 dollars and the need for local factories. Mentions of farmers, corn prices, and corn conditions, plus political musings on McKinley and West and reactions to the Paris News carnival. Also references to the Fort Worth Register plan, Hanna, Culberson lamp, and a New York interview with Russell A Alger on the Philippines.
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New York Stock Exchange
Terrell
Russell A. Alger
New York
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Eigun
Iy Russell
Pointed Tales of Royals and Explorers Revealed
Names and curious notes surface from scattered reports. Queen Alexandra learns face-making for grandchild robes. General Suinewatl Jeskeat found amid old Lexington papers. Gambellatrom body to Paris for removal with relatives agreeing to dates in July or September. Walter J. Gregory, English Antarctic expedition head, is son of a London merchant born in 1680s. Royal dairy keeper diary details and an off portrait of Jr. W. Crowninshield, navy secretary in 1812.
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Alexandra Lige
Suinewatl
Jeskeat
Lexington
Jackson
Remlonary
Paris
Gambellatrom
Nice
Parthenon
Walter J. Gregory
Melbourne University
Daily Record
Att Department
Jr. W. Crowninaliield
Navy
Odd Bits From Postscripts and Global Snippets
A collage of cosmopolitan curiosities including Native American rattles, Apache violins, and anatomy notes on the windpipe. It cites Milan's Rowton house 7 cent beds, Northern China’s vereturian diet, and world newspaper print totals of about 12 million copies yearly, plus the Paraguay river’s 1800 mile length.
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Milan
Italy
China
Paraguay River
Republic of the Same Name
A Hideous Performance
The Springfield Republican denounces actions by Christian powers proposing to levy a large indemnity on China after attacks on foreigners. The piece condemns the episode as hideous and questions the justice of demanding damages totaling over 60,000 dollars, calling the episode abhorrent and shameful.
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Springfield
Editorials on Third Term and Imperialism at Home
The Indianapolis Sentinel argues the push for a third term for McKinley signals practical imperialism. It notes historical attempts at a third term, quotes the Boston Herald on altered national identity, and warns that imperial expansion could undermine republican government. The piece contends a longer or open term may be natural, but questions endorsing a life tenure and colonial governance.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
McKinley
Washington
Congress
House
Hoston Herald
Republic of States
United States of America
Unite States of America
Asia
Philippine Islands
Herald
McKintey
Americans Are Apt Pupils
The Chicago Tribune notes the American steel maker learned armor plate manufacturing from French equipment then replaced it with his own inventions. He improved results, matching European quality and drastically reducing costs by discarding costly foreign machines and relying on home developed processes.
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Chicago Tribune
France
Europe
Frerich
The Negro Out of Politics in Memphis Appeal
The article discusses the settlement of the question of negro politics and its retirement from Southern public life. It argues the issue is less urgent than grievances and politics, stressing a shift away from race-based political debates.
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Memphis
Everyday Boy and City Life in a Fragmented Verse
A layered set of verses reflects on the everyday boy, childhood wonder, and the pull between rules and free choice. The piece mingles nostalgic lines about youth, admiration for a brave boy, and snippets of contemporary note like Chicago, Turkish bans, and mothers’ congress, stitched with literary interjections.
A Corner for Women Mink Drab Cloth Costumes
A dress item features mixed drab cloth with Parma violet strips. The piece highlights fashion oddities such as embroidered cherries on lisle thread silk hose, green and purple grapes, pale green gloves, and a parasol with bird pattern accents. Jewelry bejeweled insect hats and blue crushed rose boas are noted, including an openwork serpent on white silk as a costly example.
Cucumber Stuffed Salad and Cabbage Dressings Menu
The dish features cucumber boats filled with chopped cucumber seeds cress tomatoes onion juice salt and cayenne finished with lemon juice and olive oil. A cabbage salad with butter white wine vinegar water and a cream dressing uses egg yolks cornstarch onion juice gin and salt. Tomato salad with hollowed tomatoes filled with nuts or tart apple mayonnaise and watercress completes the course.
Meals for a Day Breakfast and Luncheon Menu Notes
The fragment lists meals for a day including breakfast items such as cereal creamed salt fish potatoes in half shell corn cake coffee and a luncheon featuring potato and mackerel salad cheese waters fruit and coffee. It also mentions Edwin Abbey painting in London before having a picture hung in the academy and his work as a newspaper illustrator.
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Edwin Abbey
London
Oon Fore
Academy
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