Houston Daily Post publication details and offices
The notice lists publication offices and mailing rates for the Houston Daily Post and Sunday Post. It also mentions foreign offices in New York Chicago and traveling agents.
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Houston
Texas
Tribune Building
New York
Kwith
Western Af
the Rookery
Chicago
5. C. Beckwith
C. E. Holland Travelin
B. R Holland
Throop
W. 5. Davis
Special Notice Address for Houston Post Correspondence
The Houston Post requests that all correspondence for business or editorial use be sent to the Houston Post and not to individuals. Payments, including checks and money orders, should be made payable to the Houston Printing Company.
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Busines
Vibe City
Carters
Theodore Bering
Eney
Messie
Chas. Lott
Hart Hull
Houston Printing Company
Leder Po
The
Houston Post
Press critiques cause of Missouri population decline in postwar era
The Wichita Beacon argues Missouri suffered from partisan Republicanism after the Civil War, with northern papers portraying the state as failing to grow. It condemns local press for inflaming hostility toward capital and Texas against Missouri, blaming persistent prejudice for economic and demographic losses.
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Wichita
Kansas
Beacon
Morse
Oither
Miseuri
Wishbila
Missouri
Globe- Democrat
Swins
Kansas City Journal
Aris Courk
Missouri Republican Pipers
Republicat
Ptrantera
Wichita Beacon
Texas
Tce
Texan
Sheret
Toromy
Chima
China
United States
Germany
Russia
American and German executive power clash in wartime stance
The article questions whether the American congress will curb presidential authority as the German Reichstag shows deference to the emperor. It argues the US president acts as if at war with China without formal declaration, while Congress may tolerate executive overreach.
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China
Congress
State Department
McKinley
Reichatag Iy
Jialova
Atlantic
American Congress
Legislative Branch
Imperial
Germany
McKinles
Masked Rhetoric in Northern Press on Southern Vote
A charged critique accuses Northern papers led by the New York Sun and New York Times of bigotry and threats against the South over McKinley’s election. It argues white-hot partisanship obscures national unity, cites Southern resistance, and questions loyalty and economic policy amid ongoing postwar tensions.
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McKinleyfam
New York Sun
New York Times
Chattanooga
Bryan
McKinney
Isanda
Sun
New England
Siin
America
Wea
South
Cue Mui
Cisarter
pAogravat Ear
Maryland
Delaware
West Virginia
Indiana
McKinley
Ohio
New York
Pimont AK Ineny
Neste Knat Soven
Prices Rise as Trusts Step Up During Election Season
A Herald note accuses the Associated Pressware of attempting to reshape the Democratic party by quoting insiders. It reports price hikes from packing houses and oil, salt increases, and warnings of further increases amid election activity.
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Apokun
By the Herald
Saya
Democraticc Party
Plat Trust
Aalt Trust
Sherman Twanecrat
Mixed Fragments Highlight Election Voter Turnout and Daily Transit
A garbled report notes historically high female voting in the nation, discusses newspaper tomato preferences, a photographer’s risky flash impact, and counts theological and medical schools. It cites a Great Britain Canada trade note, a vegetarian kitten, and NY Equitable Building daily population with noon mail volume and post office outgoing mail rates.
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United States
Bftr
Reguar
Canada
Equitable
New York
Watsons
Post Office
Legislation Aims to Punish Bicycle Theft More Severely
Mr March Culmore says Hare County officials will push to make bicycle theft punishable by imprisonment. The plan seeks tougher penalties than current laws, with longer sentences for wheel theft and stronger enforcement to deter the practice that harms riders and owners.
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Hareris
March
Houston
Icaea
Exchange Interviews and Newspaper Ownership Shifts
Editor WR King sells the Sehulenbore Sticker and exits the Fagte Lake Advertiser for M C Vatag of New Ula News. The piece cites market unrest, protests to independence, and regional press shifts including Huntville and Canton inspired debates on newspaper integrity and local industry outlooks.
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WR. King
Taw
M. C. Vatag
Ula News
Notable Figures and Symbols Appear in War and Politics
A fragmented column notes Dr. Stanton Coit leading ethical culture ideas in England for an American graduate. It mentions Vice Admiral Sir Harry Rawson as Britain’s new China station commander and an aspiring naval cadet, along with Mrs Roosevelt compiling campaign-era materials. The text also references a trophy from a skirmish with the Sherwood Rangers and a cryptic note on Calve’s signature and a masqueraded script.
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Stanton Coit
England
Harry Rawson
China Station
Admiral Lampoon
Naval Academy
Theotiors Roosevelt
Villebois de Mareuil
Toeshof
Lord Galway
Sherwood Rangers
Imperial Yeomanry
Fragmented 1900s Editorial Snippets From Major Papers
A collage of sharp quips from Richmond Times Boston Globe Pittsburg Dispatch New York Herald and Chicago Chronicle lampooning politics piracy fashion temperance and marriage. The notes lampoon lawmakers naval plans Rockefeller Shakespearean envy waxed images and Castellane marriage’s ironies.
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Richmond Times
Boston Globe
National Board of Construction
Washington
Pittsburg Dispatch
Rockefeller
Chicago
New York Herald Ludlow
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Broomatjicka
Chicago Chronicle
Reflections of a Bachelor
A fragment from a New York Press column with observations on women and marriage, noting social dynamics at gatherings and the elusive compatibility of partners. The piece sketches gender aims, social standing, and the dance of flirtation in a wry, satirical voice.
Post and the Tenth District Voice Duty to Democracy
The Houston Post voices unwavering dedication to the Tenth District in a pledge to uphold democratic ideals. It asserts reporters act without seeking compensation, pledging to discharge a duty and redeem the district through concerted effort and fidelity.
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the Post
Schulepburge Sticker
The
Houston Post
Texex
Filipino Army Support Urged in Philippine Message
A fragmentary letter from Captain McManuhan to General Mulvan calls for renewed American effort in the Philippines. It urges mobilizing forces to seize Manila and Sugar areas, defend Tarapac, and ensure McKinley’s re election by rallying support through victory and sacrifices of American soldiers.
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Austin
Texeo
McManuh
Texag
Hong Kong
Miguel Mulvan
Machussaald
McKinley
Meins
Justieo
Buserdo
Thane
United States
International Cigar Makers Union Sings Strike Turmoil
In a confrontation at several factories, the International Cigar Makers Union led a strike that sidelined about 2000 workers. The Spanish union mostly stayed at work, while violence occurred with guards and police restoring order as factories closed for noon.
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Ternational Cigar Makers’ Union
Sountadle
The
Resistencia
International Union
Sdes
Secretary of State Seeks Proper Envelope Indorsements for Returns
In Texas, Secretary of State Mardy urges county judges to inscribe the county name on the envelope of election returns as required by law and to promptly forward the returns. In Franklin County Mt Vernon the commissioners court refused to count boxes 6 and 64 after a petition by H C Dutton to throw them out alleging missing return by presiding officers. The court’s action favored A C Dutton by 4 votes over Templeton. Templeton sought writs to block declaration and mandamus, with subsequent vote totals showing Templeton leading Dutton by 2 votes.
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Austin
Texas
Mardy
Dudges
Secretary of State
Franklin County
Mt. Vernon
A. C. Dutton
B. P
Templeton
Ff. Templeton
J. M.talbot
Hin
Mt. Pleasant
E. P. Templeton
H. C. Dutton
Kaufman County Election Certificates Sought In Dallas District
Dallas tonight hosts Kaufman county residents en route to McKinney where Judge J B Prd will seek a mandamus to compel issuance of certificates of election to Crimbaugh and other county candidates who won on November 6. The split over merging county judge and school superintendent posts sparked the dispute and a salary adjustment.
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Dallas
Texas
Kaufman County
McKinney
J. B. Prd
Kaufman
J. D. Cunningham
C. M. Crumbiugh
Cuntilighim
Crambaugh
Cram-buugh
Dillard
Dunningham
Crimbaugh
Lawyora
Classification Committee PR Considers Six Hundred Subjects
In Hot Springs Arkansas on November 14 the Western classifications committee met and reviewed six hundred subjects with few changes. Proposals to nominate carload ratings were rejected. It was decided farming implements would be shipped for repairs at half tariff. A ball was held tonight at the Arlington hotel honoring visiting railroad men and their wives.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arington Hotel
Gunfire at Tampa cigar factory riot ends without injuries
The incident at the Gonsales, More & Co cigar factory in Rio/Tampa saw hundreds of shots fired. Police dispersed the mob with no reported injuries as crowds gathered and escalated tensions afterward.
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Tampa
Fla
Gonsales, More & ©O
Itraub
Monsery
Official Bonds Approved in Livingston County Court
Livingston Texas November 14 The county commissioners court in regular session approved official bonds for county officers Joseph Holnhausen county judge H Larrington county clerk C Pesbles treasurer James A Vinson sheriff M S Tow Justice of the Peace precinct No 1 and A B Garner constable The bond of J M Greer tax collector was approved but final approval awaits comptroller clearance The court will reconvene on the 18th to approve bonds not yet approved
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Livingston
Texas
Vies
Joseph Holnhausen
H. Larrington
Gl. C. Pesbles
James A. Vinson
Tow
Justicie Polco
A. B. Garner
Tie vote for sheriff in Te In Bianco County race
Johnson City Texas November 15 The commissioners court declared the sheriff vote a tie between W C Russell and RF Jr Maddox and ordered a new election on December 1. The third candidate is out this time leaving a contest between Russell and Maddox. Supporters vow a brisk race.
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Bianco County
Johnson City
Texas
Commissioners Court
This County
W. C. Russell
RF. Jr. Maddox
Russell
Madrox
Election contest alters county clerk result in San Angelo
In San Angelo Texas on November 14 the election contest in Tom Green County changes the clerk race. Returns show B C MacDonald re-elected district and county clerk but one ballot was discarded, leaving Carson ahead by a single vote after canvass.
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San Angola
Texas
Ition County
Tom Green
B. C. MacDonald
Commissioners Court
Boxer
Carson
Alvin News Notes November 14 Houston visits and local purchases
In Alvin Texas Mr J S Smith and daughter visited Houston yesterday. W D Herington of Alta Loma bought lumber in Alvin to rebuild his storm destroyed home. KR H King and Miss Nell Abrasham shopped in Houston Monday. Dr Alt H Tolar left for An giston to enter the newspaper business and settle there. Mr J R Kimmons made a business trip to Houston yesterday.
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Alvin
Texas
Smith
Houston
Stev. W. D. Herington
Alta Loma
KR. H. King
Nell Abrasham
Alt H. H. Tolar
Angiston
J. R. Kimmons
Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Caldwell County Texas
Nov 15 Caldwell County Lockhart reports worsening smallpox in High Point. Health officer Dr Blunt investigated the station and called it the most perfect phase of smallpox he had seen in the state. Eleven new cases were added yesterday amid rising public fear.
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Caldwell County
Lockhart
Texas
High Point
Blunt
Bnce
Kentucky Precinct Certificates Delayed by Court Order
Lexington and Fayette counties face delayed official election counts as the court orders opening ballot boxes and producing returns. Commissioners adjourned until November 29 to allow election officials to comply.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Vayette
Ellis County Gains in Local Council Vote Change
In Waxahachie Texas on November 14 Ellis County reports its representation rising from twelve to nineteen votes in democratic councils. The gubernatorial ticket polled 1003 in 1898 versus 333 this year, with the gain attributed mainly to population shifts and reallocation of electors.
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Ellis County
Waxahachly
Texas
Pollet
Runaway Team Collides With Buggy in Midlothian
In Midlothian Texas on November 15 a runaway team rammed a buggy injuring two women, Aira P. Lowe and Mrs T. Poledexter, though the incident was not fatal. The buggy was entirely demolished in the crash.
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Midlothian
Texas
Aira
P. W. Lowe
Mra. T
Poledexter
Local Firms Enter Voluntary Bankruptcy in Texarkan
The J. F. Floyd Jy Supply and Grocery Company and T. W. R. Lambeth & Co. grocers of Texarkan filed voluntary bankruptcy on November 1. The move affects local commerce and creditors as proceedings begin.
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Texerkaan
Texas
Tampering With Tri A City Affair In Dreamlike Verse
A jumble of poems and fables blends stray social musings with reflections on class and race. The piece weaves a dreamlike taxonomy of characters and situations touching on Black identity, fashion, luck, and everyday life across varied settings and voices.
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