Houston Sunday Post publication and billing notice
The Houston Post lists publication offices and business terms for subscriptions and advertising. It notes in advance pricing, billing via checks to the Printing Company, authorized collectors, and office contact details for Houston. The issue is dated September 9, 1200, Sunday.
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Theodore Bering
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Lott
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Ue Fon Printing Company
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Houston
Public issues mix with cotton fears and editorials
The page discusses public utilities disputes in St. Louis and calls for arbitration and state control, then shifts to cotton market woes with Lancashire and Liverpool pressures, and critiques moral and political figures while noting a new Currant Issue publication. The piece blends civic frustration, economic worry, and editorial commentary on national leadership.
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Post Dept
Texas
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Texay Aie
Railroad Commission
Reputer
Ingleism Spinners Urge Cotton Price Protest
Those Waelinh spinners who vowed not to buy American cotton in September seek to disrupt prices and profits. They charged that rejecting American cotton would lower Lotion costs, while world demand requires 10,600,000 bales for the season.
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Cottom
Manchester
Lancashire
America
Liverpool
Gian
Texas
The Farmer's Greatness Claim About Huntington
A Houston Port editor critiques Mone Talm Anoud's Farmers comment on Collis P. Huntington. It argues the piece misrepresents The Post and inflates Huntington while noting the Post rarely lauds private virtue and disputes the notion of universal greatness based on wealth.
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Ares
Roosevelt Foiled by Bryan Crowd at Electric Park
Chicago Chronicle notes mixed reception as Governor Roosevelt tours Blnetrie park Moudey afternoon. The crowd favored Bryan with evident enthusiasm while Roosevelt appeared as a foil, hinting at political theater and shifting public interest away from the governor.
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Bryan
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Ryan
Eleatrie Park
Rownsvelt
Tom
Roosevelt Loss of Military Fame Precedes Public Decline
The excerpt argues Roosevelt’s military glory waned as his single battle leadership proved limited against modern forces. It notes Dewey’s renown outshining Roosevelt and predicts the Colonel’s diminished influence, suggesting the Electric Park episode signals reduced poise and public presence.
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Admiral Dewey
Colonel Roosevelt
Texas antitrust clash over Waters-Pierce permit in 1900
Editor notes dispute over Attorney General Smith, Bailey, and Palley in the Waters-Pierce Oil case. It defends legal procedure, condemns misinformation, and argues for applying laws evenly. Includes letters from Waco and Cameron papers defending enforcement and platform corrections.
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atere-Pierce
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Texas
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AY Courge
Monernd
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Imbie Spomohes
Univasion
Bar Ausoination
Waco
Hothl Coanopalinno Corporation
Tewas
Post
Hardy Phys
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Belton Journal
Victers-Pleres
Journal-Reporter
Wellington's Open Support for Bryan Shifts Maryland Politics
Washington dispatch notes Senator Wellington breaks from McKinley to openly back Bryan, boosting Democratic hopes in Maryland and neighboring regions. The Cumberland speech strengthens Bryan prospects and could influence business leaders and German Lutheran communities toward the Democratic ticket.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Cumberland
Maryland
Wellington
McKinley
Bryan
Pri Cary
Marveland
Dov
Palmer
Pho
Bryag
Baltimore Sun Paper
Bai
Everlasting Rights of Man in 1900s Debate on Imperialism
The essay argues against imperial expansion and for democratic self government, urging the Democratic Party to adopt anti imperialist principles. It cites McKinley era policies, Bryan's advocacy for labor and democracy, and the need to defend American dignity in China while opposing forcible subjugation and conquest. It emphasizes liberty, individual rights, and the prosperity born of self government.
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Democratic Party
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China
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Porto Rico
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McKinley
Kansas City
Bryan
Washington
Prankie
Jefferson
Jackson
Mr. Bryan
Pulling Down the Flag and Territorial Allegations
The article blasts the McKinnecy administration over what it calls the relinquishment of American territory in the Porcupine district of Alaska and labels the act treasonous. It argues Secretary May and the president lack power to cede land and demands public explanation and citizen consent.
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Porcupine
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Huntian
May
Beaumeont Journal Names John H. Kirby for Railroad Post
The Beaumeont Journal endorses John H. Kirby of Houston as successor to Judge Rengea as chairman of the railroad commission, with support from the Victoria Times, Southwest Texas leading Democratic daily.
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John
Kirby
John H. Heagan
Railroad
Victoria Times
Texas
j*Bates
John H. Kirby
Houston
Rengea Oo
Texas Rail Commission Hopefuls Highlight Editorial Voices
Denison Herald lauds Judge Bi te as a bright and promising Texas candidate for railroad commissioner. Floresville Chronicle cites G W SidKnight as a likely capable nominee, while Denison Herald notes Cecila Lyon as a strong Republican chairman candidate. Grand Saline Sun and Fort Worth Mall Telegram discuss local editors and writers shaping public discourse in Texas.
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Lyon
Republian
Getleman
Republicana
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