Public notices and subscription details in The Daily Post
The Houston Daily Post issue lists publication offices at 1102 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Avenue and details for subscriptions and city circulation led by Theodore Bering. It lists authorized city bill collectors Chas Lott and Hull, payment by check to The Houston Printing Company, and delivery expectations with notes on tax and delivery timeliness.
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Wee. Tui
Franklin Avenue
Gizoo
Theodore Bering
Chas, Lott
Tert Hull
Tus Mauston Paistina Company
Houston must push rapid industrial growth now
The writer urges Houston to seize its natural advantages by building factories and attracting capital. They lament lack of new business, sidewalks, and development, blaming wealthy owners for inaction and urging unity among figures of means to boost housing, offices, and industry for the city’s future.
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Houston
Nilan
Mouston Netilen
Motnton
Iserera
Ge. I. Pooter
Porter
Texas
Mouston
Houndton
America
Gabriel Trump
Why Our Big Trade Balance Is Not What It Seems
A Indian visitor asks why the U S balance of trade in Europe seems large yet effects are not evident. A Treasury statistics chief explains seven factors shaping the balance, including interest payments abroad, foreign freight payments, and funds kept abroad.
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India
Treasury Department
Inquirer
Europe
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United States
Foreign capital flows and the American balance of trade
The article cites figures on U S payments abroad and earnings abroad totaling tens of billions, noting Americans invest and lend internationally while foreign holdings and interest drain the balance of trade. It argues the nation is becoming a creditor nation slowly, with no clear advantage until repayment progresses.
Sam Houston Normal Institute honors year of training teachers
Huntsville school closes its twenty second year with a brillant commencement program. The institution has trained over seven thousand students and supplied about three thousand Texas teachers to public schools. State support urged to remain strong and future liberal.
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Sam Houston Narmal Institute
Huntsville
State of Texas
Thia Normal
Texas
Legislative of Texas
Sam Mouston Normal Institute
Miuntsville
Brent
Editors Laugh and Echo on Pointers and Politicians
A jumble of clipped quips and letters from editorials cites jokes about a pointer dog and figures such as Governor Nash, Chauncey Depew, and Bishop Potter. The piece lampoons newspapers, politics, and public figures with lively, era‑matched chorus of wits and satire.
Democratic Creed Guides Alabama Voter Attitudes
The piece argues Alabama Democrats cling to a fixed democratic creed and distrust any shift toward Republican, populist, or other doctrines. It notes Bryan’s 1900s era appeal faltered as some feared him moving toward non democratic platforms, leaving core Democrats at home.
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Otan
Willy
Alabama
Bryan
Mr Bryan
Mr. Kryatt
Sci
Exiled Count Von Larisch Returns to Europe for Title Wealth
Count Edmund Heinecke von Larisch, known as Ed Heineck the watch tinker, sails from New York on the Umbria to reclaim Prussian titles after 45 years in exile. He plans to bring his wife and children to Europe, close his workshop at 11 East Houston Street, and undergo jail time to gain army recognition before finalizing estates and fortune.
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New York
Edmund Heinecke von Lariech
Mulberry and
Hoste Streets
Ed Heineck
Cunard Line
Europe
America
Count von Larisch
Prussia
Major
Germany
Raphael Lewy
East Fifty-fifth Street
Jacob Moses Horwitz
San Francisco
Horwitz
Chencin
Cracow
Poland
Nicholas
Horwite
Paris
Jacob Moses
Mount Sinai Hospital
Selifish Exclusiveness of the Rich
Senator Depew denounces wealthy elites forming a social caste in the United States arguing it harms democracy and fuels socialism. He contrasts European openness toward arts and science with American millionaire exclusiveness. He says such a caste is a disgrace to the American name, limited in number and doomed to fail.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Montauk Club
Brooklyn
Depew
Europe
Senate
England
Courtship Ends At Hall Door Over Budget Plans
The couple's evening ends with a final kiss as he muses on the future and how they might keep house on nine dollars a week, a frugal life noted in the Chicago News.
Press Influence and the Press as a Public Force
Marcellus Foster of The Houston Post extols the press as a powerful force for both good and evil, essential to social, political, industrial, and religious movements. He warns of dangers when newspapers fan flames, and compares modern newspapers to railway trains carrying the public and its belongings.
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Waco
Times-Herald
Marcellus Foster
Houston Post
Texas Press Association
Great Britain As Our Largest Customer for Provisions
The Philadelphia Record notes that Great Britain is the United States' top purchaser of provisions and raw materials. Last year Britain’s imports from the U S totaled more than 600 million dollars and its trade with America exceeds that with all of Europe combined. The paper stresses the importance of Britain maintaining its purchasing power to support U S interests.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Dreamland and earthly life in a poetic reverie
A fragmented old verse contemplates souls, dreams, and an earthly life blurred by love. Snippets of commentary touch on voting women in Houston and a Milwaukee bones discovery, alongside curious lines about courting and a rubber neck image.
A Corner for Women and a Belt Fashioned for Desire
A fragment note on women’s attire with a tailor made blue serge costume and ornate belts. The piece blends fashion guidance with a list of personal conduct rules for women. It includes belt styles, jewelry motifs, and a rose jar recipe, plus a sample daily meal plan.
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