Houston Post publication and billing notices
The Houston Post lists mailing rates and publication offices, with authorized city bill collectors Chas Lott and Burthand, payment by check to The Houston Printing Company, and delivery deadlines. The note notes offices in New York Chicago and traveling agents, and that all accounts be handled by authorized collectors only. The date shown is Thursday November 15.
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Houston Printing Company
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George J Hinter
Henry B. Gentry
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Mushman Foundry
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Aitmals
Houston Post Publication Address Note
Correspondence and editorial department items should be addressed to The Houston Post. All payments including checks drafts and money orders should be made payable to the Houston Printing Company.
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Bonuiness
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Houston Post
Houston Printing Company
Imperial Army Increase Sparks Fear of Executive Power
A prominent party faction warns that proposed peacetime army growth to 60 000 65 000 with discretionary authority to raise to 190 000 concentrates power in the president, risks imperialism and dictatorship, and threatens constitutional limits. The piece condemns congressional acquiescence and warns of Mexicanized governance under such a policy.
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United States
Congress
Imperialia
McKinley
Republic
Popular Senate Selection and Direct Vote Idea
The piece argues Southern states have effectively chosen senators via direct public vote in practice, though indirectly. It notes the U.S. Senate’s resistance to submitting a constitutional amendment on this subject to national voters, and advocates continuing the direct selection approach.
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Congress
National Congresa
Senators by popular vote best path to democracy
The piece argues for primaries over legislative selection of U S senators as more democratic and less corrupt. It claims states like Alabama and Texas have used primaries, preventing influence by lawmakers and reducing scandals. It contends voters should decide who holds the highest state office.
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Arkansas
Berty
Jones
Alabama
Texas
Cotton seed wealth grows beyond mere burning use
The article notes cotton seed is a highly valuable byproduct, with exports and processing rising. It cites the $12,000,000 annual impact in Texas, the spread of seed oil for table use, and increasing demand in Europe. It also mentions rising percentages of seed used commercially over decades and forecasts further growth.
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the Post
Texas
Savannah
Philadelphia
Benitangre
McRéoning Co
United States
Kennas
Europe
Aed
Edwin Lehman Johnson
Independent of the wort and factory opposes trusts
The Greenville Herald argues the Soirh is independent of the wort and celebrates home factories that could threaten trusts. Opinions from Waco Telephone and local papers promote manufacturing growth and lower grocery costs, urging city development and street improvements.
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Wes
Brenkam Hanner
Waco Telephone
Denyse
Texas
Royal family plans and literary earnings noted
The text mentions the princess of Wales and her daughters preparing a winter at Mandringham with a Mediterranean cruise in February and a note about Kipling earning a record sum from a Followers of Kipling reportedly received a high payment for a story of about 000 words. Lord Eumeny, son of Lord Rosebery, is not pursuing a carving position but may join the British army.
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Mandringham
Greece
Athena
Publishers’ Circular of London
Kipling
Euimeny
Rosebery
Napoleon era asset to water som monument plan
A fragmentary report notes Napoleonic authority purchasing land near Water Som for the Paris Barbresste Association to erect a monumental tribute in memory of the Old Guard. Sculptor M. Gerome to oversee the tri monument with grand duke Hens highlighted for artistic style and color.
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Paris Babretasche
Militery Association
Watersom
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Hens
Maertens
University of St. Peterabora
China
Fragmented World Notes in a 19th Century Ledger
A garbled miscellany lists varied facts from global commerce and mining to colonial forces. It mentions Chinese newspapers, Shetland herring, De Beers diamond output, Canadian Indians, and British military items.
Populist souvenir and post election musings across papers
A collage of editorials notes from major papers. The Richmond Times questions Castellano’s control of funds while the Chicago Chronicle questions Clark’s Montana campaign. The Memphis Appeal notes disagreement on Tuesday’s election. The Buffalo Express forecasts US China indemnity at 50 million and calls for governance reforms. The Philadelphia Record critiques the beef trust’s post election price hikes and hints at broader anti trust scrutiny.
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Castellano
Chicago Chronicle
Clark
Montana
Memphis
Huffalo Express
United States
China
Philadelphia
Beef Trust Ie
Trust Cridauyor
Reflections of a Bachelor
A New York Prews essay critiques marriage and male role expectations. It jokes that women nurture husbands, notes changing attitudes after marriage, and contemplates engagement duration and blessings.
President McKinley Reelection Affects Chicago Business
The article notes heavy shifts in bonds and stocks, with loans for new industries paused. It describes planned railways and building, secret goods not to be delivered if Bryan wins, and expanded traveling sales efforts. A Chicago beef and pork price rise adds about $24 000 000 in income impact.
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Atlanta Constitution
Chiesso Times-Herald
McKinley
Bryan
Chicago
Chicago Pickers
Editor Declines Subscriber Request in Pahtonega Nugget
A reader requests extension of a Nugget subscription for twelve months and offers to pay in advance or in fall but the editor declines, citing inability to comply and noting concerns about future requests. The letter ends with a courteous sign-off.
Heat Politicking in Texas Awakens Voter Involvement
A fragmented local note hints at Texas political activity urging residents to engage in the electoral process. Mentions calls for reform and public action, reflecting a mobilization mood among communities.
Memorable Texas actor Arbuckle recalled in old tale
A traveling Texan recalls Maclyn Arbuckle as a young hopeful attorney, noting his early stage fame in Shreveport 1885 with Baker company and his later return to Houston for Broadhurst's Why Smith Left Home. The piece blends anecdotes of Arbuckle’s youth with local theater history and other notes.
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Hunteville Pont
Hunterville
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Malwac
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Texarkana
Arbuckle
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Maclyn Arhueitle
Dad
Blackstone
Pete Baker
Baker Organization
Broadhurst
Smith
Trust ad sparks bid to sell Trenton home
William J. Lee published an advertisement declaring a hidden bridge trust led by American Bridge company and listing New Jersey Steel and Iron as participants. He offered his residence at 502 Lamberton Street for sale at $1000 below cost with added riverfront trading stamps to entice buyers. He urged buyers to negotiate terms as he seeks work elsewhere.
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Bridge Trust
New Jersey Steel
Vainpany’s
Trenton
Truin
Lamberton Street
William J. Tes
Lee
Bryan Honored After Tough Contest As Nation Deliberates
A fragmented Philadelphia Times report recalls J Bryan's strong showing and public gratitude amid a tense nation. The piece notes leadership hopes and the strain on administration while praising the candidate's endurance and service to country.
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J.bryan
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Bloricaa
Reapportionment Threat Aims South Punishment in 1904
Washington Times discusses likely reapportionment after the Twelfth census to reduce Southern representation and electoral votes. It argues a political betrayal by Northern Democrats, predicts punitive federal measures, and foresees a weakened Democratic House majority in 1904.
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Congress
Henge
South
Bryan
Stevenson
West Virgin and Marykind
Senate
Souther Bryan
Gorey
Fifty-seventh Congress
Thermopylae
Mr. McKinley
House of Representatives
Benedict Arnolds
How It Happens Beaumont Journal Telematics Earliest News
Beaumont readers learn why The Houston Post often reaches Beaumont earlier than Galveston News. The Houston edition goes to press at 2 a.m. to catch the morning train, while the Post can receive telegraph updates as late as 3:30 a.m. This explains why the Post prints more timely telegraphic items in the Beaumont edition.
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Houston Post
Galveston’ News
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Beaumont
Houston
Post
Not a Save Sign, Greenville Herald
A fragmented line from the Greenville Herald hints at political rhetoric and social commentary about factions and attire as symbols of allegiance, suggesting a era of local debate over republican sentiment and public identity.
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Greenville Herald
Republicas
Fragmented Youth Gossip and World News Echoes
A collage of disjointed vignettes from a late 19th or early 20th century page includes poems, festival chatter about fruits and flowers, a sniff of theatre ballads, and stray notes on Opie Read and Count Zeppelin. It blends casual commentary on a local fair with brief global hints and personal reminiscences across pages and voices.
Deed of Trust Filed in Kopperl Texas
A deed of trust recorded in Kopperl Texas on November 13 involves Hendricks a grocery dealer and Greer 35 with liabilities of 720 dollars. The document names fixtures creditors enrollments and accounts related to the trust deed.
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