Daly Post masthead and publication details
The fragment lists staff positions Jseees President and Vice President J. Palmer, an Office of Publication address at 1401 1703 1108 T107 and 2709 Franklin Avenue, and telephone numbers for Business and Editorial departments. It notes publication by mail options and rates, with the Daly Post and related editions printed in Houston Texas on Friday September 20 1901.
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Hosa Texas
A Daly
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Sunday Post
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Houston
Texas
Rhodes
Melear
Connecticut
America
McLean
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Conn
Richmond
Penrean Hobson
Merrimac
Atlanta
Gacy
W. TH. Beatty
Hobson
Joseph M. Hobson
Navy
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Daniel Webster
Prefs
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Rubenstein
Liszt
Thalberg
Joachim
Kiel
Brahms
Weber
Schumand
Bismarck
Moltke
Tennyson
Gladatone
Europe
Denison Herald Favors Reorganizing State Department
The Denison Herald urges abolishing the agriculture department and restoring its funding via a general appropriation. It argues the department lacks facilities and has failed to justify maintenance, while farmers seek practical support and streamlined administration for crop price and agricultural duties.
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Denison Herald
Sayers
Benes
Texas
Avery
Thif Weil
Samir
Meniculnurel Dury
Bavevceme
Tegimiatori
Lee
Indefinable Evil and Anarchism in McKinley Assassination Debate
The article argues that yellow journalism did not cause Czolgosz's act and distinguishes American anarchism from European forms. It notes Emma Goldman influenced his views, describes the contagion of anti-government violence, and calls for punishment and broader education to curb anarchist sentiment and defend the nation.
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Czolgosz
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McKinley
Dibe
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Hewnne
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Emma Goldman
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O Sachers
Security of the humble citizen as vital as public service
The passage argues for equal protection of ordinary citizens and officials, condemns selective enforcement, and warns that talk of anarchy by the Goldman woman is matched by daily impunity from others. It laments European anarchist influence and stresses guarding national dignity against internal threats.
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Goldman
Settlement of the steel strike and its costly toll
The terms of the late steel strike remain undisclosed but appear unfavourable to the Amalgamated Association. The conflict wrecked plants, cost millions in losses to the steel combine and many wage losses to workers. Some miners face permanent unemployment while homes were disrupted and lives unsettled. Police backed by no soldiers limited violence and no digermiler occurred.
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Steel Trust
Rajdon
Entomology Department Notes and Political Ruminations
Mixed items describe the Agricultural and Mechanical College entomology department's work and a political mosaic. The piece mentions school expansion needs, state credit, Beaumont gushers, a Denton incident, and reformers seeking third-party change, with global color on Venezuela, Russia, and Colombia.
Pistols Sold With Little Check Raise Alarm
The Boston Transcript laments easy pistol purchases with few questions or checks. It notes how money on the counter buys a firearm and leaves without safeguards, suggesting such lax rules may have contributed to many tragedies.
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Boston Transcript
Texas newspaper chatter on race, politics and finance
A jumble of clippings discusses race relations, education, and politics in Texas with references to Brenham public action, Houston and Austin happenings, and national figures. It notes debates on black education, mismanagement in banking, and shifting political loyalties, with scattered editorials and social notes. The tone is partisan and editorially varied across multiple towns and events.
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Colorado
Post
Brenham
Texas
Mixed Global Oddities and Demographics From Historical Briefs
A digest of varied notes reports 26 484 horses killed in Pantin and Villejuif slaughterhouses in France, with 40 percent for food. It cites mine labor by Finns Hungarians Italians and others in Minnesota. California builds a large woodworking plant employing 166 union mill men and 2000 carpenters. Lexington Indiana claims the Wests largest beehive near Alton railroad over Mackinaw River. Rahway New Jersey birthday party totals four sisters aged 86 84 80 and 80. East Africa sisal cultivation exceeds 110 000 plants with Yucatan imports. Mauritine hemp and agave cultivation spans hundreds of acres.
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Villejuif
France
Minnesota
California
San Francisco
Lexington
Alton Railroad
Mackinaw River
Bruen
Eastu
Reading English Verse Pleasures of General Neleon AcMiles
General Neleon AcMiles spends leisure time reading English verse and recalls a long poem with a fine memory. He quotes from a parable about a town where Cecil Rhodes is connected to Suntinaie Waadiventéne.
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Cecil
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Suntinaie Waadiventéne Town Juat
Early Fall Gown Showcases Bronze Green Silk with Lace
The article highlights a bronze green silk gown trimmed in black and ecru lace for an early fall look, featuring a black panne girdle and lace accents. It blends fashion notes with quirky bath anecdotes and a veal broth beauty reference, ending with a short recipe for spiced almond cakes.
Danish Princess Marie Visits American Fire Departments
Princess Marie wife of Prince Waldemar of Denmark arrives aboard the Valkyrien and plans to spend much of her stay observing American fire departments. Her advocacy at home helped Copenhagen build a better equipped fire service and earned her the nickname fre laddie princess for her enthusiasm at fires.
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Waldemar
Denmark
Copenhagen
Meals For A Day Breakfast at The Post
A grayscale menu fragment lists meals from a cafe page featuring sliced pineapple grits cream broiled ham scrambled eggs batter cakes and various regional dishes. Items include cold roast beef tomato salad lemon frappe coffee cake roquefort tea shrimp vermicelli celery olives radish boiled sheephead and roast mutton with creamed turnips stuffed peppers and celery salad featuring roguefort cafe noir flavors.
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Country Hutter Cafe
Last the Post
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Roquefort
Queen's Paing Roguefort Cafe Noir
Timely Advice for Missionaries From Sir Robert Hart
The Minneapolis Tribune reports Sir Robert Hart, English director of Chinese customs, offering guidance for missionaries in China. He urges patience until stability returns, cautious return to inland posts, and avoidance of political meddling, stressing that missionaries should focus on creating good men and citizens while officials interpret and apply laws.
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Robert Hart
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Empire
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Robert
Poster
Ora
Editorials on temperance and naval pride in Montgomery Advertiser
A Montgomery Advertiser piece reports on a heated New York debate over temperance and a contrast with a New York Times excerpt about Admiral Schley and Admiral Sampson. It discusses predictions about ending liquor, preacher roles, and a Baltimore admiral’s letter of praise for naval actions.
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New York Times
Francis P. Stevens
Baltimore
Schley
Clademate
Harvard Law School
Peg
Navy
Sampson
Long
Maryland
VINDICTIVENESS AGAINST BRYA From the Vicksbturg American
Editorial opinion condemns partisan reactions to President McKinley’s assassination and Bryan’s blame. It argues both men shared virtues and dangers in politics, noting Bryan’s defeat and urging respect for sincere patriotism. The piece contrasts leadership with tragedy and warns against assigning blame for violent acts.
Anarchy Debate in New York Press
A New York newspaper attacks anarchists linking them to violence and murder. It cites Emma Goldman and others, arguing anarchists advocate bloodshed and lack restraint, claiming danger to national harmony and urging decisive action.
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New York Mail and Express
Sfort
Goldman
Sheas
Road of Humanity
Emma Goldman
Pegree
Texas Presidential Timbers Navasota Examiner
Doubtful about Texas governors and timber experience. compares McKinley’s national work with Sayers. Notes Sayers led the house, respected for level headedness and foresight, and acknowledges his congressman role amid debates on major questions.
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Navasota Examiner
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McKinley
Sayers
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