Houston Post Publication Office and Subscription Policies
The Houston Post announces its publication offices and billing rules for 1101 to 1109 Franklin Avenue. It lists authorized collectors Theodore Hering Chas Lott and Curt Mull and details payment methods, delivery times, and correspondence addresses at the Houston Printing Company Houston Texas Friday September 6 1901.
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Office OF Publication
Franklin Avenue
Theodore Hering
Teodore Hering
Chas, Lott
Curt Mull
Nho
Theusiness
Houston Pursus
Inherited Wealth and Happiness Question Vanderbilt
The article argues that inherited wealth creates a false sense of purpose, contrasting moneyed comfort with genuine happiness. It challenges William K. Vanderbilt to abandon his fortune, explore philanthropic or personal fulfillment, and test whether wealth truly equals contentment despite his stated discontent.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Value of Physical Training in State University Policy
In a governor's annual report President Prather urges gymnasium funding and physical culture as essential to character. He cites health, temperance, and reduced dissipation, noting many students come from rural areas and need balanced activity to complement mental study. The plan argues a gymnasium supports moral and physical development as part of citizenship.
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Prather
State University
Re Bente
Bet
Ao Prudent
Ani 4
Gymnastic investment urged to boost health and vigor
The piece argues for a university gymnasium, detailing how physical training strengthens the heart and vital organs, enhances brain function, and improves overall stamina. It cites physiology, cites rising interest from educators, and notes the cost would be modest for long term benefits.
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Roeed Hykien
Pratter
Sargent
Harvard
Jerson
Wityjee
Hatretien
Regente
Wilen
Poulvorsus
Notable Blended Portraits and Memorial Plans Across Eras
The sultan of Turkey is described as a theoretical soldier fond of precise military history. Prof. George C. Tilden, once insane in San Francisco, has recovered and is thought to suffer only nervous collapse from overwork. Barney McGouldrie recalls that in fifty years no visitor refused breaking prohibition laws except Judge Peters and Senator Hale. Emperor William II’s Berlin palace remains as he left it, including the simple bedstead. Cecil Rhees plans a monument to Major Allan Wilson and his twenty four men killed by Matabele forces, a stone monolith with John Tweed reliefs to be erected at the massacre site.
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Turkey
George C. Tilden
San Francisco
Barney McGouldrie
Maine “Road House
Judge Peters
Senator Hale
William Tin Berlits
Cecil Rhees
Allan Wilson
Lobengula
John Tweed
London
A Little Green Epitaph Poem Fragment
Eerie fragment from the Lola Register features a green themed epitaph for a boy with repetitive imagery of a green apple and grasses as a tender grave scene. The piece reflects a mournful, lyrical mood in a compact verse fragment.
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Lola
Kan
Press panels rage over crime and lynching in Texas columns
A volley of letters from Texas readers debates rape, lynching, and punishment. Contributors defend and condemn burns while urging reforms, fair trials, and public education to curb brutality amid a charged regional discourse.
The Lynching Question in Texas Opinion Debate
A letters page in Heaumont Texas discusses lynching and the death penalty for a black rapist. The writer critiques proponents who claim burning or the stake would deter crime, arguing punishment must be proven to prevent recurrences and noting the cruelty would brutalize participants. The piece questions the basis and effectiveness of lynch law in Texas society.
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Post
Heaumont
Texas
Crimnes
Paris smoking ban on driving and other scattered notes
A sequence of varied statements notes Paris bans smoking while driving, facts about honeycomb cells, hippo hide thickness, Versailles residence sale, Griffon voyage on the Great Lakes, corn crop totals, straw hats in London, cleating house trades, Boston rail passenger totals, Manitoba size comparison, bicycle demand in Japan, Dee river poems, and reflections on calamity and faith.
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Paris
Versailles
Mme. du Barry
Great Lakes
Detroit River
London
North Union
South Union
Boston
Manitoba
Great Britain
Ireland
Japan
Dee
Scotland
Fragmented Verse and Punchy Gossip From a Turbulent Page
A garbled collage of verse lines and stray notes covers moods of weather cheer and rural hope, interwoven with snippets about Shaffer, Morgan, prizefighters, and a tainted press scene. The piece hints at gossip, sensational asides, and stray anecdotes from disparate locales.
Newport dog party boosts Vanderbilt canines at Ariel lawn
Mrs Lehr hosted a Newport gathering for a dog party featuring Vanderbilts and other social figures. Dogs lounged on the lawn as owners watched pets perform tricks, with Tiny Whitehouse and Mrs Belmont among attendees. The event ended as debutant society observers departed under escort.
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Newport
Lehr
Ariel
Lernoon
Mr. Lehr
Creighton Webb
The
Rough Rider
James Lawrence van ‘Alen
Peach Jelly Mold With Gelatin Custard Sauce
A recipe details making a peach jelly mold. Boil sugar in water, prepare peaches in syrup, drain and set with soaked gelatin. Beat egg whites to stiff peaks and fold in for lightness. Chill in a mold and serve with vanilla custard or sauce.
Parasol Fashion and Delicate Sunshade Fabrics Promenade Scene
Describes large mousseline parasols worn outdoors with varied colors and soft hues. Notes their top heavy, cumbersome look and susceptibility to rain. Mentions smart outfits and the visual effect of multi colored dentally grouped sunshades as a key feature of sunny day attire.
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Tate
Luncheon and Dinner Items From The Post Menu
A fragmented historical menu lists luncheon and dinner offerings including scrambled eggs on toast, broiled ham, pickles, sponge, roquefort, tea, celery, olives, and boiled beans. It mentions oranges and California wheat flavors with cream and maple syrup, and notes tepid beverages and desserts in a dated luncheon setting.
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California
the Post
Roquefort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
It. M. Johnston
G. J. Palmer
Etekenekeekel
IGN
Eastern Business Office
A. A
Tribune Furbiding
New York
S.C. Sechentt
Western
the Rookery
Chicago
Beckwith
BR. Holland
E. RB Holland
A. W. Palmer
Throop
Houston Post
Uuston Phintino Company
Houston
Vanderbilt
Thait Min
Sevatom Triomax
South Carblifa
Melaurin
Ruidianapolis Sentinel
Fant
New Swats
Liberty
Baddle
Tira
Mortimer
Sv Tre Hawana Trust
Baroness von Ketteler
Tom Pruart
Tlatter
Sunnyy Wils McKiwing
MeKersport
France
Atlanta Journal
Hawtsom
Schley
Guaunac Anine-Vevnn
Central America
Thor Webster
Tunious Af Colomhia
Trina
Calla
Aes
Bourke Cochran
Tyler
Milner
Henderson Times
Gumsline
Bill Stone
Missouri
Ward Times-Ierald
Governor Stone
Mr. Bryan
Rockdale
Beaumont
Greenville Banner
Greenville
Houston, Post
Whitewright Suni
Te Levinas
Reagan
Southland
Judas Reagan
Tyler Democrat
Wood County Democrat
Wood County
Dallas News
Tuekday
Arizona
McGregor Herald
Waco
Howacse
Herall
Miregard
Carthage
Honan
Massachusetts
Fort Worth
Roeckefeller
University of Chicago
Huntsville
John
Savage
Herbert Spencer
Africa
San Marcon
Raje
Ida Wells
Andduey
Tomas Latham
Mr. Doyle Again
Mexia
September Y
United States
Emperor McKinley
W. E. Dove
Chris
Mans
Shaffer
Morgan
Duquesne
Ivesne
New Jersey
Michigan
Croker
Sampson
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