Houston Daily Post masthead and publication details
The text lists the Houston Daily Post address 1101 1103 1105 1107 1109 Franklin Avenue with contact numbers for business and editorial departments. It outlines subscription rates, delivery expectations, and office procedures including billing, circulation management by Theodore Bering, and authorized city collectors Bart Hull and Lott, plus agency offices in Chicago and New York and travel agents.
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Office OF Publication
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Bix Hi Seo
Theodore Bering
Theodore Berihetcas
Lott
Bart Hull
Hovstox Pristina
Smallpox Threat and Legislative Failures Highlight Health Crisis
The article warns about rising smallpox risk and criticized the lack of state and local authority to enforce quarantines and coordinate containment. It notes mounting counts, calls for stronger internal quarantine laws, and suggests the state will face a severe outbreak this winter without unified action.
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Roosevelt Takes Office Amid Doubts and High Hopes
The article discusses President Roosevelt entering the White House under difficult circumstances after an accident. It notes doubts about his ability to meet the standard set by his predecessor and the challenges he faces while taking on the vice presidency duties. It suggests his success depends on overcoming public skepticism about his vigor and leadership.
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Roosevelt faces critics over his presidency and policies
The piece argues Roosevelt must reassure the cautious middle class while keeping McKinley era policies, noting the burden of office and the need to balance reform with stability. It suggests he may yet surprise with prudent leadership if given a chance.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
Sensational faking claims swirl in Buffalo dispatches
A flood of conflicting reports from Buffalo centers on Caolgosz, police questioning, and alleged motives as newspapers dispute the truth of a conspiracy and who rigged the scene. Corrobating and contradicting wires highlight intense public confusion amid sensational claims.
Exchange Interviews and Rural Quips Across Papers
A collage of witty exchanges and local jests from several papers. Snippets reference hogs, potatoes, storms, skirts, taxes, and travel quirks, with remarks on newspapers and regional sayings from towns like Tarrant County, Denison, Garland, and Houston.
Monuments and notes from historic society and scholars
A San Francisco effort with patriotic donors plans a John Paul Jones monument. A French zoological director cites a Paris project needing a large fund for monkey exhibits. Dartmouth marks Daniel Webster’s graduation with speeches by notable scholars and public figures.
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Walter Hesant
Society of American Wars
San Francisco
John Paul Jones
Society
M. Marche
Dartmouth College
Daniel Webster
Tucker
Richardson and
Lori
Samuel W. McCall
Mack
Edwin W. Sanborn
New York
Edward Everett Hale
Hoar
New Hampshire
Fuller
Diverse World News Snippets from Early Reports
A scan of brief items notes a Danish crown at 26.8 cents in this country, 108 in Germany, and a rise in paper money ink. Madrid approves a crematory erection while Massachusetts hosts 30,000 Portuguese and Boston surpasses 3,000. Niagara Falls’ undeveloped energy tops 800,000 horsepower per estimates. A Buenos Aires paper runs free medical or legal aid consults for the poor. A waterless restaurant debuts in Buffalo. Chemists claim 45 percent of green wood is water. expelling it from seasoned lumber proves hard. Swiss and Italian tunnel labor numbers near 3,000 each side. A well provides 750 quarts per second. Egypt’s agricultural demand grows with new thrashers and machinery adoption.
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Niagara Fally
Tuenos Ayren Newpapers
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Egypt
Editorial on treason laws and anarchism in American policy
A Florida Times editorial argues against harsh treason penalties for attacking the president, warning such measures would depart from precedents and harm civil liberties. It urges lawful response and cautions against arming law against opinion while discussing naval controversy over Admiral Schley and Admiral Howison in the Santiago battle inquiry.
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Florida
New Jersey
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Henry George, Jr
Russia
Mir George
Horace
Passon
Almira Schley
Such
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Howison
Schley
Sampson
Ordira
Mawison
Court of Inquiry
Santiago
Pennsylvania's Disgrace
The Philadelphia Press denounces the legislature and executive for enacting questionable measures and endorses a party platform it calls puerile. The lieutenant governor, a staunch Republican, voices disgust and resentment shared by sincere Republicans in the state.
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Philadelphia
Micagurea
Commonwealth
Knew His Business Professor in Mock Medical Exchange
A quip shows a medical student arguing over feigning illness to test a professor’s methods. The professor rebukes the idea and to avoid wasteful deception.
President for One Day David Atchison Recalled
The article recalls David Atchison who, while a Missouri senator, served as president pro tempore of the Senate and thus stood in as president for one day during a presidential transition. It notes Polk’s and Dallas’s terms ending March 3 1849 and Zachary Taylor’s oath on March 5 after a Sunday.
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David Atchison
Congress
Kansas
Atchison
United States
Missouri
Senate
Dallas
Polk
Zachary Taylor
Out of Line with Hanna in Republican Platforms
The Box ton Advertiser notes that in several states Republican platforms diverge from Hanna and other leaders. Hanna claims no tariff questions will be discussed by Congress while platforms favor extending reciprocity. The piece suggests Hanna may check legislation briefly but cannot alter public demand for action from both parties.
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Boxton Advertiser
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Washington
Yachts Could Aid Naval Cadets in Sailing Skills
Philadelphia records suggest aging America's Cup boats may be loaned to the naval academy for cadets to learn handling sailing craft. The idea envisions converting Defender Independence and Constitution for cruising, turning costly hulls into training assets.
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Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Poem of sorrow and comic jingle clash in torn clipping
An OCR fragment mixes a sorrowful poem about loss with a playful reversed clipping that contains bright, jigging verse about blue skies and pigeons. The text jumps through lines of grief to humorous couplets and stray political and cultural snatches, with garbled references to people and places.
A Corner for Women and Oyster Sandwiches Featured
A foreign critic notes women’s appetite as a social trap and a scientist questions monthly height differences. Also includes a segment on oyster sandwiches as a autumn hostess specialty and a short daily meals listing with breakfast and dinner ideas.
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