Houston Daily Post Publication Details and Rates
The Houston Daily Post outlines publication offices at 1101 to 1108 Franklin Avenue and lists subscription rates and delivery terms. It notes editors and city circulation oversight by Theodose Hering and Chas. Lott with payment to The Houston Printing Company.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
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Theodoge Hering
Heodora Pering Chas. Lott
A. W. Palmer
Aterte
Texas the Empire State of the South and Nation
A republic of readers extols Texas as the Empire State of the South and destined to lead the United States. It cites Texas population growth, cotton and crop yields, forests and mill industry, and Texan pride, asserting strong American patriotism and regional prominence.
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Toeras
Hinpire
South
Union
Toran
United States
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachsetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Delaware
Nhede Island
Ilinots
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington
California
Merchants’ Association of New York
Teans
Michigan
Lone Star
White House Cuckoo on Army Court Martial Findings
General Charleo questions the court martial verdicts on Major Waller and Lieutenant Day. He supports not guilty for Waller in murder but condemns minor offenses. Day is censured for not disobeying his superior, amid concerns over command decisions and honor.
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Major Waller
Chaffee
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Vhp Preveds
Day
Annals of
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United States
Benv
Public opinion sway in Manila court martial remarks
The piece attacks General Chaffee and Washington driven defenses over Major Waller and Lieutenant Day. It questions how one not in his right mind could deliberate, cites General Smith’s court confession on orders to kill and burn, and accuses political pressure of shaping the verdicts in the military trials.
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White House
Manila
Major Waller
Lieutenant Day
Chaffee
General Smith
Washington
Broken Pledges on Philippine Policy and Liberty
The speech denounces imperialism and warns that supporting a colonial policy would silence dissent and betray the promise of liberty. It cites Senate actions, military cruelties, and Republican pledges to defend Filipino self government while condemning atrocities and the treason law used to suppress independence advocacy.
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Senate
House
Indiana
Senate of the
United States
Congress
Philippines
Philippine
Secur ing subscriptions for the Rice Palace project in Houston
Local solicitors begin work to raise funds for the Rice Palace and exposition enterprise in Houston. Business leaders support the plan as a city wide investment, urging citizens to subscribe promptly to ease committee burdens and hasten a successful outcome.
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Houston
Unclear fragments spark bizarre social commentary
The text presents fragmented, sensational lines about Tillman McLaurin, a salt deposit, a beef trust, Kansas farmers wheat tenet, Bulgarians Turks and Miss Stone ransom, Atlanta murders, St Pierre, Messrs Gaynor and Green notoriety, a Curistian Scientist, and secrets of crime.
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Beef Trust
Kiox
Kansas
Miss Stone
Note and Comment on Philippine Policy and Army Conduct
The piece discusses Senator Foraker’s view that a Democratic Congress would not abandon the Philippines and would promise Filipinos a republic under American protection once conditions stabilize. It critiques current policy as a policy of [speed?] and references Nashville American, Confederate veterans, and various editorials on U S military conduct, with mention of President Roosevelt and Attorney General.
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Ippines
Philippines
Cuba
Nashville
Jacksonville
Naskville Asherioad
Chattanoppia
Potitios Co
Vrouw
Biefest Authority
Prrstelling
Wader
Ronsevett
Hell
Cilmelnmentiog
Editorial notes stir public opinion on reform and cruelty
A disjointed weekly editorial page discusses political mood, civil rights, and the Philippines. It condemns cruelty by soldiers and calls for education reform and a Pasteur Institute in Texas, arguing state investment would yield broad public health benefits. It cites opinions attributed to figures in the Liberence Register and The Hotel Grove Signal.
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San Antoni
San Antonio
Pasteur Institute
State Medical College
Texas
Brounseille Herald
Democratic senators flee senate as Tillman vents on South Carolina
Opinion summaries note senators fleeing the chamber while Tillman harshly criticizes South Carolina and the Philippines. Others discuss church papers avoiding political use and Tennesseans debating national questions though some hope for Senator Commack’s success. Charity relief efforts for Martinique are praised.
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Commack
Senate
Nea
Admiral Crowninshield Faces Reduced Rank Pay
Before the comptroller of the treasury he has decided Admiral Crowninshield will receive only the pay of a rear admiral of the junior grade, $3300 a year. If the comptroller remains unsettled, he may face a costly downfall. Crowninshield has resisted requests from allies to increase his compensation despite pressure from friends.
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Savannah
Crownieshield
Treamiry
Crownindhield
Crowninshield
Editorial page antics and praise in Houston Post letters
Fragments praise Clarence Ousley as Texas editor and note his Houston Post roles. Letters reference Texas journalism figures, Democratic hopes in Congress, and critique of press influence with scattered quotes from various papers.
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Clarence Ousley
Texas
Gleen Beckham
The
Flatenia Record
Houston Post Geiutilcate
Kris Haney
Schulenburg Sun
Clarence N. Oustey
Houston Pout
Texas Press Association
W. M. Yandell
2. M. Johnston
Joan S. Hart
R. M. Johnston
Houston Post
Bck
House of Congress
Johnston
Houston crusade against noaynite and glass factory plans
A Houston drive targets a noaynite threat as talks of a wide glass factory near the San Jacinto river unfold. Ex banker Jester tells a Herald reporter of Palestine’s growth, while Tyler hints at business optimism despite fears about building material demand.
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San Jacinto
Seid
Tyler
To & Herald
Mopentink
Palestine
Moston
Siderson Couity Herald
Pointed Paragraphs from Chicago Daily News
Poems of advice and critique mix in this strip of wry aphorisms about adversity mothers and business. The author mocks common sayings and social roles with cautionary lines about ambition luck and reputation.
Alaska offers homesteads to 200000 families
Alaska authorities announce a program to provide 20 acre homesteads to 200,000 families, while French miners unions are noted as the wealthiest and best organized. Kimberley plans a Queen Victoria statue on coronation day with Indians resources reshuffled. Argentina orders ironclads, Germany notes student shortsightedness, Ohio bans wood alcohol sales as a poison.
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Kimberley
South Africa
India
Argentina
Chile
England
Mraf. Cohn
Breslau
Ohio
Philosophy Of The Street
A Milwaukee Journal excerpt on friendship money and work contrasts old and new times noting a prosperous man’s use of an old friend for loans and the need for partners to accept who is boss in a relationship.
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Milwaukee Journal
Wemate
Jahor
Reflections of a Bachelor
A New York Press humor piece notes how a strong man seeks weakness in a woman as a crutch. It recalls the era’s views on women, youth, and age, hinting at imagined motives and social dynamics with wry satire.
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New York
Helen
Memoriams and Morning Humor Amid Mixed Fragments
The fragmentary text blends a poem honoring George Craven Markham with disjointed notes on mourning, childhood memories, and stray lines about horses, money, and a Michigan speller. It juxtaposes elegiac verse with stray, incongruous prose and lyrics.
Shorting Mirror Commentary and Teletype of Texas Notes
A roundup of terse notes from the Shorting Mirror column and Houston press chatter. Mentions Gainesville gathering for a Mary Sherman event, poetic jabs at J. M. Le headed, and a Texas plant that supposedly makes insects fly. Includes snips about publishing delays and printer trouble in El Paso, with regional quips from Orange and Houston papers.
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Maryee Sherman
Gainesville
J. M. le
Houston Post
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