Houston Daily Post circulation and subscription notice
The Houston Daily Post lists subscription rates and delivery terms with mail in advance options. It names Theodore ft Lott and Hart Hull as city collection collectors and warns against payment to unauthorized agents. The notice is dated Houston Wednesday September 12.
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Reforms Urged Amid Miners Strife and Industry Cruelty
Special Correspondent Julien Burthorne reports on coal regions highlighting harsh living conditions in miners huts. He attacks corporate power and Republican politics backing industrial slavery, urging action against abuses in the anthracite basin and calls for accountability from power and party leaders.
World responds to Galveston disaster with aid and concern
The nation and world express sympathy for Galveston after the hurricane. Relief efforts mobilize as military units arrive to restore order and deliver supplies. Texas seeks efficient communication and careful handling of bodies while preventing looting and chaos.
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Texas
Galveston
Toras
Labor Day Speech Sparks Political Debate Across Parties
The Bryan labor speech in Chicago draws partisan scrutiny from Republican critics who label it a sign of bad faith while labor groups praise the plan as a practical nonpartisan effort. A Democratic rebuttal later claims the address lacks concrete guidance, focusing on generalities rather than actionable policy.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan’s Labor Address Draws Enthusiastic Chicago Crowd
The speech faced Republican sensitivities while urging an open, nonpartisan discussion of labor issues. Mr. Bryan presented the problems plainly, arguing that labor’s concerns plus political views must be examined honestly. Chicago workers welcomed his remarks with unanimous approval, as reflected in press accounts.
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Galveston Post reporters earn praise for courage during disaster
In a Galveston coastal edition the Post lauds newsroom staff and local workers for bravery and dedication amid the hurricane aftermath. It thanks Richard Spillane Toni Booth Harry Warner and Foreman Eberle for steadfast coverage and notes Texans rally to aid storm survivors and rebuild.
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Richard Spillane
Galveston
Toni Booth
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Houston
Galventon
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Harry Warner
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Pata Moechanical Department
Charters Filed for Texas Companies and County Tax Rolls
The spate of charters filed includes The North Tialias Literary Club with no capital stock and several Texas firms such as Colorado Salt Company, Amarilla Grain and Coal, Waleview Gislng and Mimbogdinhpaly, Texas Asphalt Fating Company in San Antonio, and AMUN. County tax rolls reported total valuation figures across multiple counties, with Panola and Navarro counties noting increases in assessed values and bond refunds approved by Austin officials.
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Medoy
Navarro County
Capital Atack $Increporator
Dawann
DF Pride
SOB
McCausey
Texas Asphalt Fating Company
San Antonio
Capital Check
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J. G. McNorvnta
Texas Veteran Dad Dies in Moulton Area at 2 P.M.
Jonal and Maoutton Texas records show veteran John Crouch died at his home near Moulton, age 78, after eighty years in the community. A member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, he leaves a wife, two sons, one daughter, and a large extended family.
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Crouch
Crowe
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Aince
Receiver Appointed For Port Arthur Channel And Dock Co
Creditors of Port Arthur Channel and Dock Company win court action in Sherman Texas. Federal Judge heard arguments and appointed Hyraun Glen of Tharkana as receiver to manage affairs pending further proceedings.
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Tharkana Av Reedlver
Wharton Texas Lumber and Finance Network Breached
Fragmented OCR records list numerous firms and individuals such as Aldridge, Soydier, Moody & Co, Hargadon, McKitrick Vites, and Frank & Co amid a chaotic note on transfers, rents, and assets in Wharton and nearby areas. The text mentions chattel mortgage activity and various business names, including banks and suppliers, with unclear dates and figures.
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Soydier
Catipo
Marchandise
Notte
Sevolinis
T. PD. Flelier
W. I. Hull
Lllegal Werviews
Moody & So
SAO
Alcanes Bank
Nour Pei Sorby
Hanwee Anata
Rochard
Fitivhor
COON
Wilkerson Laanho
I “Aalbers
Deidwitt & Oo
Gee
Brow
Thorn & Co
Cnekeie
Promarty Ao
Abe
Aero KiMed at Wolmar Texas Amid Turbulent Evening
Fragmented report from Westitay Texas describes a chaotic scene at Aero KiMed in Wolmar with unclear names and actions. The account mentions a windy night, a confrontation, and local figures involved in a disputed event ending without clear resolution.
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Descriptions of Dead at Virginia Point Burial Site
Dr Brungby and the Houston Health Department supervise coastal burials near Virgins Point. The report lists identifications by description for many victims, including several women and children, a 55 year old man, an 18 month old, and a 1 year old, with details on hair color, height, clothing, and conditions.
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Thor
Virginia Point
Wealan
Sone
Virginia Point Tragedy Claims Multiple Lost in Debris
Report from Virginia Point lists several dead and missing after a disaster. Names include Moreman Kirby and Clyde among men and women lost, with injuries to Dan Haven and Loui Dominpeaux. A 12 year old Negro boy drowned. Levy Slee and Mrs Silvester noted as lost. local residents and a La Porte bridge keeper mentioned amid debris.
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Cleary
Health officer urges Houston residents to clean up debris
Dr. J B Massie city health officer urges Houston citizens to clear yards and premises of baking debris scattered Saturday. The health department will assist, noting that removal reduces disease risk and promotes sanitary conditions citywide.
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Houstén
Houston
Health Department
Sugarland Sugar Refinery Damaged In Suratland Explosion
Report from Suratland twenty miles east of Houston describes severe damage to the Cunningham sugar refinery and surrounding farms. A derailment-like event wrecked structures, destroyed a residence, and left a huge setback to operations with fire and smoke obscuring the area. Officials note possible rebuild and continued safety inspections while residents evacuate.
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Andiatriouary
Train to Carry Food and Clothing to Texas Flood Victims
A freight train of fifteen cars laden with food and clothing for Texas flood sufferers will depart Chicago within 48 hours. The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway offered the train to Mayor Harrison. the offer was accepted. Contributions include Heavenskies and an estimated $15,000 donated, with a $4060 wired to Governor Sayers for relief.
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Barometer Readings on Historic Vessel and Sailor Estimates
A historical note records barometer readings aboard the tug Acna et Quintana near Brazos and Sabine Pagw Keveril years ago. The barometer showed 07.10 at one site and 21.20 at Sabine Pagw Keveril, while velocity was estimated around ninety miles per hour based on the instrument readings.
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Night Flood Strands Family at Morgan Place Cottage
Mr William H. Coyle and family faced rising flood waters during a severe storm at their Morgan Place cottage. As the water climbed, neighbors aided and Mr Coyle organized a relief effort with local friends and women helping shelter children and pursue safety on higher ground.
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Galveston Storm Safe Return Notices For Local Residents
Reports confirm several Houston residents and their families who stayed in Galveston during the storm have returned safely. Names include HW Cortes and family, Mrs J C Bering, Mrs J H Schniker, Otto Taub and family, J W Stannield and son Joe Sinnsfield, J W Ratson, J Jarha, George Davis, Mrs SM W Garnett and children, Constable Wo W Gless and two sons, Mrs B A Riesner and daughter, and Mr and Mrs C W Nelson with son. They traveled home or plan rail trips to New York after the ordeal.
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J. H. Schuniker
Galveston
River Storm Ravages Velasco Family Homes
Mrs Archie Jack and two Hite children survived a destructive storm at Velasco, fleeing as their house collapsed under floodwater from the Brazos river. Neighbors aided them after high winds and tidal surge drove water through the area, with others evacuating to nearby homes as the floodwaters receded. Mrs Abernathy and her young son Murray arrived from Velasco to assist family members tonight.
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Dallas
Burnett Family Mourns After Tragic Losses
The BlanKey family and Colonel J H Burnest report a fatal disaster that claimed the lives of Mrs Mary E Burnett and her two children along with Mrs George Bill-Heit and her Uta child. Mr George Burnett survived but remains unconscious. Mary E Burnette had just visited Houston and returned Thursday evening. The community expresses deep sorrow and the loss is expected to bring widespread sympathy for the bereaved families.
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Gary Burnett
George Bill- Heit
George Burnett
Mary E. Burnette
Houston
J. O. Rows
Minor Storm Sufferers Enter Infirmaries
Report from THE INFILMARYps notes only Mrs J N Rush of Arcola at St Josephs infirmary with a broken jaw and cheekbone. Twenty two patients arrived Monday and most are well enough to be out. Mr Dorsett of Hitchcock remains in critical condition with brain concussion and coma.
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Texas City Disaster Rescue Efforts and Transportation Debates
The report details relief and transportation challenges after the Texas City disaster. It notes General Scurry and General Stoddard coordinating with local officials, the rebuilt Katy line, and efforts to move people to Galveston while awaiting rail and harbor fixes. It mentions casualties at Virginia Point, missing ships, and community efforts to bury the dead, with ongoing discussions on port usage and future railway arrangements.
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