Houston Daily Post catalog of publications and rates
A listing of the Houston Daily Post and its editions including the Weekly Post and Sunday Post, with office addresses at 101 to 1107 Franklin Avenue and publication terms. Advertising and subscription rates are shown for various formats, plus Western and Eastern agency contact points and traveling agents.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avienue
Houston
Texas
Ign
Eastern Business Office
Tribune Building
New York
Beckwith
Western
the Rookery
Chicago
Holland
E.R. Holland
Throop
J. KK. Grint
Telephone Numbers Batters Delivery and City Billing Rules
The Post offers city delivery for 1.00 per month or 6.00 for six months and 12.00 yearly. Theodore Barina operates the city circulation and collection. Theodore Bering Chas. Lott and Paul Hobby are authorized collectors for all city bills. Payments should be by check to The Houston Printing Company. only authorized personnel may collect or receive money.
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Theodore Barina
Echo
Theodore Bering
Chas. Lott
Paul Hobby
Mahaper
Houston Printing Company
Leder
Public unrest over Philippine policy and diplomacy debate
Opinion columns blast the McKinley administration for lack of truth about the Philippines. They condemn General Otis under fire, critique diplomacy with Britain and Russia, and warn of imperial excesses while urging a domestic focus on recovery and economic development in Texas and nationwide.
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Congress
Otle
Weanse
Aml
Earth
Modern diplomat Choate urged to face world leaders
The article reflects on Ambassador Choate's London speech urging nations to address representatives directly and avoid naive peace messaging. It discusses diplomacy, national pride, and the role of force in international promotion amidst changing global conditions.
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Sgwin
Tague
Marget
Britain
South Africa
Pretoria
United States
Russia
Agia Minor
Porata Jackson
Turkey
Jon Ambaensdor
Great Britain
Mr. Chente
Owl
Babile Lip
Strongoel Legion
Choate
London
Tts
Interpa
Dippmacy
Phey
Tivala
Vic
A Lesson For Houston In Rice Mills And Rivalry
A Beaumont paper urges Houston to pursue a rice mill and warns against overreliance on natural advantages. It argues modern transportation, rate regulation, and competition level the field for merchants, urging regional focus on production and commerce to keep wealth local.
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Post
Jocmat
Sscaelles
Expansion Debate and Territorial Politics in the Post Era
The Houston Post editorials critique expansion and annexation in the Caribbean amid debates over Denmark’s St Thomas, Puerto Rico, and territorial sovereignty. They oppose forced conquest yet support contingent sovereignty growth with local consent, warning of deeper conflicts if expansion proceeds.
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Houston
United States
Denmark
St. Thoman
Puerto Riva
St. Thomaetual
Puerto Rico
United State
Pott
St. Thomas
Houaton
Johnson County
Newspaper field battles curb new weeklies and reform ideas
The piece argues Texas reporters and politicians clash over newspaper expansion and constitutional amendments. It notes many weeklies excel on impersonal coverage, while some rely on personal journalism. It critiques politician influence and calls for public ratification of Hogg amendments, with broader discussion of Cuba and government spending.
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Nts
Texas
Steh
Packing Another Convention Indianapolis Press
The piece notes President McKinley urged federal employees to stay out of party organization as new Republican conventions form to choose delegates for Philadelphia. It argues many delegates are government workers. their loyalty is to administration directives, not independent judgment, undermining free party expression.
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Mies
Jolain
Aticrivan
McKinley
Hogg
Higin Mourier
Hoyas
Hoke
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Pirate
Indiana
Sdems
Senate exposes public funds misuse by Paris exposition staff
The senate reveals multiple cases of officials at the Paris exposition commission drawing full salaries and extra travel allowances without proper Washington placement. Families accompanied them on trips, shaping a broader pattern of spending. The piece condemns public service corruption from colonial administration to the broader system.
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Johnstown
Senate
Washington
Cuba
Proof of Extortiohate Methods in Springfield Trust Market
A Springfield Mass Republican report notes declining securities confidence in industrial combinations. It cites rapid shifts in trust stock focus from sugar to iron and steel, then to tobacco manufacturing concerns. Entrants of new capital are said to strain tobacco trust stock, indicating extortionate methods in the market.
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Springfield
Mass
No Relief from War Taxes in Savannah News
The article argues Congress will not repeal war taxes during this session. Congressmen are eager to leave Washington and avoid political battles. Without stamp tax repeal they will have more money to spend when they return.
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Savannah Newa
Congress
Washington
Trust and Strikes Across the United States
A Washington era column argues that rising living costs and stagnant wages spark a broad labor unrest. It claims price increases outpace wage gains due to monopoly-driven trusts, pressing workers into longer hours for less pay amid a growing strike wave.
Double Perfidy of McKinley Over Puerto Ricans
The Raw York World accuses President McKinley of betraying Puerto Rico by denying them full citizen rights and a representative government. It argues the policy creates imperial rule, keeps Puerto Ricans out of markets, and damages republican ideals, urging Democrats to oppose imperial expansion now.
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McKinley
Raw York
Republic
MacKinley
Adr
Republia
Tinton Letting the Cat Loose in Indianapolis
Mark Hanna, via York Merald, claims four yen were removed from world forces as a hermitation tool for PrOMOLA Indups trade and commerce. He calls the stateman absurd and invites Mr. Manon Ww to review trade reports. He asserts our security and facilities meet needs.
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Tinton
Indianapolis
Mark Hanna
York Merald
Promola Indups
Manon
Bevan
Tariff Debate Highlights Domestic Price Effects
The excerpt discusses protective tariffs raising prices and argues that home demand is strong but Rome market demand doesn’t increase national wealth. It accuses tariff policy of transferring home markets to domestic manufacturers, enriching firms like Gurneate and Prick at the expense of the broader country.
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Hannala
Interior buyers eye higher cotton prices for next season
A Galveston Tribune report notes interior buyers expect strong demand for cotton next season and are willing to contract at seven to eight cents. Traders warn against lump-sum marketing and advise gradual selling as spinners from America, Europe, and Britain need ample supply. Prof. F. W. Mally reports late bloom in Southwest Texas with increased June corn acreage and unchanged water levels on the Guadaloupe frontier.
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Galveston Tribune
Ruyera
F. W. Mally
State Eutomalogiat
Tribune
Yeaterday
Waco
Guadaloupe
Bettas
Molly
Texas
Uplands
Two Insincere Planks in Republican Platform
The St Louis Republic suggests voters will weigh actions and words in the coming campaign. It notes a likely antitrust plank tempered by a 20 million dollar Republican fund and questions Boers sympathy, arguing Boers support would reveal insincerity in the platform.
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St Louis Republic
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Hoauilstica
Plank
Republican platform fires up Indiana readers with broad slams
The Indianapolis Sentinel, a Republican paper, highlights party planks with charged phrases. It accuses Democrats of calamity and cites stances on the Sulu treaty, independence, McKinley prosperity, alleged scandals, and foreign aid, reflecting partisan combat of the era.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
William McKinley
Haurh Africa
Mar Hanna
Iain
Future power from the earth not yet tapped says Sir William
Professor Gervins and Sir William discuss future power sources from the earth and sea, warning coal may run out. They favor harnessing tidal, geothermal, and planetary interior energy as substitutes, noting electricity requires managed energy and proposing progressive research.
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Gervins
New
William Presen
Globe
Bavexion
Coufines
Sir Wiliam
Warhingelon
Bena
Vesvius
Kilauea
Emel
Rats And Coffee Ship Corsles Enters City Discharge
The French liner Corsles, arriving from Rio de Janeiro, begins discharging 10 000 sacks of coffee under strict health rules. Fumigation and rodent-control measures are in place with Dr G Gill supervising. By noon 4000 sacks are offloaded as crews guard against rats and push the operation toward completion.
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Corsles
Rlo Deir
Santer
Julias
Quaraam
United States
G. Gill
Rio de Jameiro
Santom
Ouarans
S. W. Fornaris & Co
St. O'Plock
Gill
Possible Know Nothing Revival in Baltimore Sun Commentary
A New York Republican paper hints at foreign influence fears and urges the administration to appeal to the electorate. The piece frets about Know Nothing sentiment rising and its impact on the publican party amid tensions with Britain and calls for a decisive American vote.
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Baltimore Sun
New York
United
Britain
Kept The Pledge Shifts in Louisville Courier Journal
Fragmentary text references Kentucky Republicans and pledges tied to reform principles. Mentions Sage and Nai ministration and a platform from 1696, with vague notes on redemption and carrying reform onto a shutter. Limited readable names and entities.
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Louieville Courier-Journal
Kentucky Republicans
Not Stalifr Wimset TM Peoria Herald-Transcript
The fragmentary text mentions a president addressing Boer commissioners and a metaphor about a crow and a mote, suggesting a political or rhetorical discussion. No clear names, dates, or events are discernible to confirm a concrete local news item.
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