Early Houston Post circulation rates and delivery notice
The Houston Post lists subscription prices and delivery terms, with rates for daily and weekly editions, including one year at $12.00 and six months at $6.00. It details publishing offices, advertising contact, and circulation policies for city delivery and payment.
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Houston
Temar
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Dally
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Pritune
New York
Wantern
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Eodore Itering Bax
Mesare
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Cluekin Taver
Tisuetoo Printing Company
Campaign rivals clash over reform and money in New York race
A New York gubernatorial debate focuses on reform versus expansion with attacks on Croker and Tammany. Senator Stanetti is cited by critics for alleged cronyism and the Herald notes anti expansionist sentiment. The piece argues both sides push money and influence to sway public opinion and threatens contempt for the public.
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Daperiatipia
Alio
McKinley
Roosevele
Flasten Herald
Campaiim
Wilitiliine
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Ospansiuniste
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Tanunda
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New York
Steston Doral
Croker
Tammany
Monby
Aftermath of Galveston Storm Sparks Unprecedented Recovery Efforts
A two week post storm report details Galveston survivors and public efforts to aid the devastated city. Rescue and relief work reduced deaths, restored public utilities, and supported property owners as national aid arrives for long term recovery.
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Galveston
Galvestiinteland
Uncertain strike crisis tests state leadership amid labor unrest
Amid growing labor troubles, the state faces a pivotal moment as leaders weigh emergency actions and potential repercussions. The governor is pressed to respond to rising tensions that threaten public order and economic stability across regions.
Hopeful Turn Toward The Future After Catastrophe
The message urges readers to forget the past and quickly resume progress. It praises improved conditions and the courage of the hopeful and worthy, promising rewards ahead for perseverance as Calverton and the community move forward.
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Calverton
Tifo
Atere
The Nation's Race Clash Echoes in Old States
Fragmented text discusses white minority rights and representation in early New England and Southern states, noting town based voting, plurality flaws, and debates over democracy and proportional representation. Mentions New England papers and references a governor race and political tension.
Labor Tensions Rise Over Miners Strike in Turbulent Times
The piece argues workers should organize and rely on their own resources rather than hope for government aid. It condemns leaders who refuse to negotiate and warns of widespread public dismay if crippled industry and sympathy strikes persist, naming Hay and prominent figures as political actors amid a heated national dispute.
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Rafisen
Blute Hay
Washington
German coal trust faces strain over trade, tax plans
The article discusses German coal interests amid funding worries as capitalists seek higher dividends. It notes German manufacturers arguing for protection and a possible tax cut on foreign coal to boost domestic furnaces, while debates linger on how to shield coal supplies and maintain production.
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Pitteturg
Germany
Thieves and Robbery Highlighted in Public Alarm
A garbled notice discusses theft, extortion, and robbery amid a chaotic scene. It mentions stealthy thieves and bold extortionists, with vague references to public outrage and criminal acts.
Galveston Ghouls Atrocities Stir World Alarm
A fragment notes the Galveston ghoul events and atrocities described as shocking and horrifying. It comments on the dead and mutilations associated with the ghoulish acts, contrasting them with claimed advances. The piece references Ui Boxera and recent monies.
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Galveston
Unreadable OCR fragment on Jefferson era trade stance
A garbled historical text fragment discusses imperialistic influence and agricultural policy. Reading is severely compromised, making specific persons dates places or events indeterminable based on available content.
McKinsey and the Trusts in Buffalo Times
A garbled archival clipping analyzes McKinsey's stance amid the presidency and the administration's two year arc. It discusses trust plots and warnings about dangerous combinations within a tense political landscape.
Poems About the Storm The Galveston Disaster Poem
A long poem from The Post in September 1900 portrays the Galveston cyclone. It laments widespread destruction, mourns lost lives, and pleads for divine aid as the storm devastates land and people. The piece includes Calls for resilience, prayer, and national sympathy amid wreck and sorrow.
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Galveston
Contracts shaping beat win deals in New York and Hartford
The Words and Decda and New York Journal along with The Hartford Post report a surge in modern contracts for beat wins. They note rising terms, payment structures, and organizer interest across major cities.
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Words
Decda
New York Journal
The
Hartford Post
Political tensions loom as election and labor clash
Fragmentary remarks recount election threats and factory sit downs before Cleveland’s 1870s vote. References to Barnum and Ludgate property, wage cuts, and Labor issues surface amid a charged political climate and pre election warnings.
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P. Tt. Barnum
Parisans
Cleveland
Élond Barner
Marsow
Lievens
McKittey
McKintey
Reputijean Party
Prank AS SERN IN HisTORY Recounts Hog Lore Debate
A garbled passage discusses a variety of topics from commerce to animal behavior, focusing on hogs as a central example. It notes hogs as omnivorous and educated in unlikely feats, and mentions historical debates about diet, hygiene, and the hog’s place in culture and law across eras.
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New York
Totay
United States
Cholera Teinan
Ringley
Ani
Great Britain
India
Mey
Germany
Whitelaw Keld
France
Mores
Mohammed
Rothschilds and Roosevelt clash over expansion in Parle letter
An epochal Parle letter to the Washington Post portrays Baron Alphonse Rothschild and Gustave Rothschild as cautious yet influential figures who oppose Roosevelt's expansion and silver stance. The piece notes their belief in nation self rule and warns of dangers from rapid American growth and foreign entanglements.
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Moorevelt
Washington Post
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Post
Rothschild Brothers
Alphonse
Gustave
London
Parié
Theodore Roosevelt
Tobi
Europe
Gotilus
Roosevelt
South Dakota
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Shuster
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Secretary of War
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Asittle
Far West
United States
Paris
A. B. Ratiile
Washington
Rothwohilds
Trouville
Baron Alphanayonan
Public statement on J W Bailey land deal in Texas
Bailey disputes misrepresentations about a land transaction with him, detailing exact figures and mortgages. He asserts no connection to Waters-Pierce Oil and cites records in Dallas and Cook counties. The letter defends Bailey’s integrity and outlines the payment sources and debts tied to the purchase.
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J. W. Bailey
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Waters-Pierce Ol Company
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Waters-Pierce Oil Company
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Supreme Court of the United States
Waters-Pierce Oil, Company
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Oil Company
Hal Mor
Texas Land and Mortgage Company
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Texas Mortgage Company
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Barty
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John Aeucae
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Waters-Pierce
Hat Company
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Bailey Alnce
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Barnett
Unclear fragment prompts archival note
Fragmentary text mentions disagreement and a warning to Hothachilds with unclear references and no identifiable names or events.
Not Dead Yet New York Commercial Urges aid for Galveston
A New York Commercial editorial urges national relief for Galveston after the tornado. It argues the city, though damaged, has 45 000 people and strong industry, needing credit and cooperation from merchants and financiers to rebuild quickly. It cites the Houston representative and Southern Pacific directorate supporting rapid recovery.
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Galveston
Texas
Colter
New York
United States
Windom
Houston
Cies
Southern Pacis Company
Alrectorate
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Reaa
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Dlangte
Sourceful Corporation Seeks Selp Amid Malformed Excerpt
A fragmented text discusses a corporation needing Selp and mentions exploitation, wealth, and a great heart while noting circumstantial deficiency and business terms. No clear names or places are readable.
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Lees
Capital and Reform in Texas Prospects and Risks
A partial note argues for eastern capital to back Texas expansion and industrial growth. It contends Texas must attract foreign investment to realize its potential while noting risks to reputation and safety for investors. It calls for reliable protections and policy to spur capital flows from other states.
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New Territories
Texas
York State
Lone Star
Harte Visits Concord After New England Lectures
The text recalls Bret Harte in Concord at a lecture, recalling Hawthorne Thoreau and Alcott. He notes the prim young audience waiting as he enters an inn after tours through New England towns. A passerby asks mockingly for coffee and tea, praising Harte’s talk.
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Philadelphia Post
Bret Harte
Great Britain
New England
the Inn
Concord
Hawthorne
Thoreau
Alcott
Prim Young
Dims
Thalal Yeu
Mr. Harte
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Bailey’s Land
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New York Commercial
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