Houston Post Publication and Subscription Notice Overview
Public notice from The Houston Post outlining offices addresses circulation details and payment procedures. Includes subscription rates, city delivery, authorized collectors Theodore Bering Chas Lott and A W Palmer, and instruction to address correspondence to The Houston Post.
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Theodore Bering
Messrs
Chas. Lott
A. W. Palmer
Santo Monty
Tate Hoystox Painting Company
Tix
Texans urged to choose best men for state legislature
A editorial urges Texas voters and Harris County to evaluate candidates before primaries. It likens legislators to soldiers in duty and danger, notes the high pay and heavy responsibilities, and argues the teleastor’s work as a stepping stone to higher offices. It stresses unselfish patriotism and constructive policy building.
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Texas
Houston
Eivery
Commonwealth
Harris County
Texas lynching harms state image and calls for law
The Tribune denounces a Texas mob lynching as brutal and unacceptable while linking it to broader debates on crime and national hypocrisy. It critiques Senator Bailey and political figures who defend or exploit such acts and urges Texans to uphold the rule of law to restore the state's tarnished reputation.
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Newro
Texas
Servator Bailey
Congress
Alley
Bailey
Gumneopalis Tribne
Tribune
Massachusetts
Alrady
Savage Outbreaks in Texas and Philippines Criticized
The text condemns violent acts in Texas described as savage outbreaks caused by racial sentiments and criticizes U S military actions in the Philippines. It asserts punishment and prevention efforts and notes public protest influencing policy while predicting Mr Bailey’s forthcoming influence.
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Texas
Philippines
Bailey
Bacon Attacks Philippine Bill as Exploitation Drive
Senator Bacon of Georgia labeled the Philippine bill a plan for exploitation, arguing it hands broad land and timber control to a commission and only reserves cosmetic Senate oversight. He warned the measure serves corporate interests and yields island wealth to a few elites, not the American public.
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Senate
Fignore
Philippines
Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Benator Bacon
Pierpont Morgan
Senator Wanna
Fortune
Republican Party
Unclear legal musings echoing in court notes
The fragment discusses court duty and suspenseful outcomes, mockery toward figures like Mont Pelee and Knox, and a jab at Wiiczim for calling Potts "Potty." It reads as a satirical, fragmented opinion piece with political innuendo and local references.
Political tempests tempering the Texas press debate
A reader quotes Henry at Temple disputing free silver and cites the Kansas City platform of 1900 as binding. The letter critiques Times-Herald fairness while contrasting Tribune and Picayune coverage and rails at political campaigns in Texas.
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Waco Times-Herald
Henry
Temple
Times-Herald
Kansas City
Roe
Waco Tribune
Texas
Post
the Tribune
T.I
Gossip of Gotham Sparks City Preservation Debate
The piece notes Mrs Emil Rous urging the New York Board of Estimate to condemn and preserve a tavern tied to a Washington farewell address as a historic building. It also mentions a Little Eva factory run by Mrs Taliaferro on West Fortieth street and reflects on juvenile actors, jail anecdotes, and satirical city crossing cartoons in a bustling New York tone.
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Daily Post
Sunday Post
Ile
E. Holland
Anditer
A.W. Palmer
B. B. Throop
M. Gita
If H. Barton
Eastern Business Office
Ees
New York
C. Beckwith
Western
Tribune
Chicettas Cepaces
Ames
George Washington
Fratince
Mra
Emil Rous
Society For the Preservation of Scenic and Historic Places
Board of Estimate
Proverty
Washington
West Fortieth Strees
Withal
City Hall Park
Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Twenty-eighth Street
Sixth Avenue
Nassau Street
Wall
Wall Street
Brooklyn
East New York
North Beach
Ninety-second Street
Lexington Avenue
One Hundred and Sixteenth Street
Editorial Snippets From Various Texas Papers
A collection of brief editorial pickups from the Sulphur Springs Gazette Lockhart Post Deatson Morning Sun St. Louis and San Francisco and Fors Herth Register note fishing fever railroads and pump shipments to vin as barometers of local and national issues. The items suggest editorials on health, finance, American industry, dairymen abroad, and railway funding amid a broader Texas vantage.
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Vin
Deatson Morning Sun
St. Louis
San Francisco
Texans
World's Fair Fund
Texas
Herth Register
Cartoonist Appointments Span Central America and England
The article notes Thomas Nast taking a post in Guayaquil followed by Alfred K. Moe in Tegucigalpa Honduras. It also mentions George Broomall of Liverpool editor of the Com Trade News being chosen by proprietors.
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Thomas Nast
Guayaquil
Alfred K. Moe
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Harvard Lampoon
George Broomall
Liverpool
England
Com Trade News
Nashville American Loyal Worker and Confederate Fund Drive
The Nashville American highlights its long serving employee Uncle Lewis Martin, a black janitor with forty years at the paper, plus a note on Jefferson’s birthday June 3 and Mississippi collections to raise funds for Davis Beauvoir house near Biloxi for an ex Confederate home, with over half the $10,000 goal already raised.
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London Times
Encyclopaedia Britan Inica
Nashville American
Lewis” Martin
Nashville Gazette
The
American
Jefferson
Mississippi
Davis’ Beauvoir House
Rilox
Miss
Campaign slander prompts calls for proof from Moody Courier
The Waco Tribune letter questions a Falls county rumor about Waters-Pierce Oil funding Henry's campaign. It accuses the Moody Courier of repeating unfounded charges and demands the author’s authority, while defending Henry's record and future value to Falls and McLennan counties.
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Waco Tribune
Moody
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Falls County
Henry
Congress
Courier
The
Tritone
Hsten
Vaters Pierce of Company
Falls
McLennan
Texas
Thomas
Wato
Waco
Tribone
Brazos River
Watts
Tratter
Moody Courier
Tribune
Miscellaneous Notices From Fragments and Rail Ventilation
Four old Belfast purchase bills dating to 1894 were found in a tew crop. Dover electric tramways posted a profit of £1109 and carried over 1,000,000 passengers in the recent year. Leipzig follows a Greek course for male students from Realechulen as in American universities. On May 15 Salt Lake area meetings urged universal peace and arbitration. A 48 inch diameter powerful fan, displacing 30 000 cubic inches per minute, was installed in London's tube tunnels to boost ventilation.
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Belfast
Leeda
Dover
Muunicipal
Leipzig
Salt Lake City
Houston City Budget Sparks Debate Over Hiring Costs
Local papers note Houston advertising center status as a hub while Seaumont Journal cites city council approval to hire experts for 16600 dollars to assess finances. The mix of commentary reflects concern over costs and leadership in the Magnolia City.
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Houston
Magnolia City
Seaumont Journal
Fayou
Narasota Examiner
Houston Post Sparks Headlines Across Texas
The Houston Post is described as a straight democratic organ in editorials and reports. Critics note its prompt coverage of the Goliad disaster and its role as a news gatherer in Texas while questions arise about its prominence and public image.
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The
Houston Post
Cleburne Enterprise
Goliad
Smuthvile Times
Invite to Roosevelt Visit Sparks Texan Showdown
A quirky column riffs on Alderman Watkins inviting President Roosevelt to Texas, with playful verse about bronco busting, law, and a grand invitation. It jumbles local satire with odd anecdotes and several brief, unresolved items about crimes, forgeries, and odd happenings across cities, all in a rapid, comic tone.
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Alderman Watkins
Roosevelt
Texas
Barnacle chatter and small-town headlines spill from Alkali Eye
A garbled exchange quotes multiple oddities from the Bel county scene. The column riffs on a corn cob in an oak, saloon closing times, and a running joke about a Barnacle. The piece mixes local wit, a sheriff, mayors, and mock newsroom chatter, ending with a tease about booze and a reader request for a poem.
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Bel County
Iweco Times-Herald
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