Publication and pricing notice for The Houston Daily Post
The Houston Daily Post announces postal details and price schedule for subscriptions and Sundays. It lists office locations, foreign bureaus, traveling agents, and authorized collectors Theodore Bering, Chas. Lott, and Iurt Mull. It emphasizes monthly and yearly rates and requests prompt notification for missed deliveries.
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Houston
Theas
Mall
Dairy and Sun
Eastern Busines
Tribune Building
New York
Tha S
Beckwith
Spe
Cal Agency
Wester
Theodore
Messrs
Theodore Bering
Chas. Lott
Iurt Mull
Houstin Printing Company
Gooceck & mm
Cader
Foreign loans drain U S funds as bonds flood markets
A columnist laments large-scale investment in foreign and government securities while domestic capital for development shrinks. The piece warns that surplus funds move abroad to bear low returns, risking reduced investment in American industry and tax burdens if patriotism and policy fail to curb the outflow.
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New York
Runeiap
Mexican Poveramenta
Thera Ie
Ten Peare
Serleus
Supreme Court Reform Debate Faces Bryan Appeal
A discussion argues that William Jennings Bryan would not upend the constitution or the court. It notes Senate confirmation limits and compares past Supreme Court appointments under Cleveland and later eras, warning against entrusting the bench to Hanna or writers of conservative factions.
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Bryan
Lally
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme
Senate
Feder
Senata
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Supreme Bench
Stevenson
America
Mark Hanna
General Ciriges
Festival to Boost Houston Region Trade and Hope
The Post urges a midwinter festival in Houston to revive interest and economy after the storm. It emphasizes regional agricultural products, business opportunities, and renewed public spirit, comparing Galveston and Houston’s efforts to restore prestige and prosperity. It calls for unity, courage, and action to sustain local industry and livelihoods.
Exchange Interviews Stir Texas National Campaign Talk
Austin reports on a September conference in Chicago with Governor Hogg of Texas ex governor Stone of Missouri and others. The event centers on Colonel Tyan and Chairman Jones and signals debates over campaign leadership and party strategy. Fellow Texas figures anticipate public remarks and possible moves ahead of the national contest.
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Austin
Texas
Chicago
Tyan
Chairtan Jones
Goveernor Hogg
Tesi
Stone
Missouri
Towba
Jones
Erie
Bryan
Nas
Tally
Tory Pd
Hin
Poollin
State
Hoag
Joes Woo
Fendralis
Morgan
Rebuilding Galveston Prompts Southern Crop Outlook
Editorials praise Galveston survivors and urge state support for rebuilding. Writers argue rice and cotton opportunities in Texas rival coal region prosperity and stress renewed vigor after the storm. Across columns the debate touches agriculture, industry, and political steadiness.
McKinleyism and the South in the 1900 election
A Baltimore Sun piece argues McKinley’s victory endangers the nation with continued Philippine policy, a gold standard threat to silver, tariff favoritism, and aggressive foreign policy. It urges Southern Democrats to rally for McKinley’s defeat to protect regional rights and economic interests.
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Baltimore Sun
McKinleyiam
Bryan
Congress
Europe
Anemeus
Iveches
McKinley
National Treasury
Congresa
South
Entuty
Roosevelt at Roosevelt Aide Testimony Sparks Debate
In Roosevelt era rhetoric provoked questions about classification of Filipino and Apache groups. Testimony cited by observers including Achurman and Dewey challenges claims. The piece notes McKinley offered commissions to Aguinaldo’s forces, asking how such a paradox fits with Roosevelt’s portrayal.
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Naan
Bryerham
Levet
Porto
Roosevelt
Viteu
N.Y
Achurman
Dewey
Stove
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Perry Heath
Newtyts
Eavn
Empire and Democracy in the Buffalo Times Opinion
The article argues for a democratic path against imperial aggression, urging peaceful civic action to advance political truth. It highlights the duty of a free people to engage in honest debate, principled conduct, and concerted effort for the common good.
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Hotouel Vanty
Drummers Endorse Campaign Tone in Atlanta Newspaper
The column describes drummers energizing a political campaign in Atlanta. It notes they rally for the party, praise allies, and warn about the main adversary, though the text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
Views From Washington on Galveston Calamity and 1908 Elections
The letter from Washington discusses Galveston’s disaster and American reaction, noting how the tragedy shifts public empathy and politics. It also analyzes the 1908 race, with remarks on Bryan, Hanna, and Croker, and debates party strategies, money, and electoral prospects in New York and surrounding states.
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Democrata
Delaware
Maryland
Indiana
York
Kentucky
Brean
Staten of Kinny
Ming
Washington
Bryan
Siaten
Kaneay
Phan
Statea
Virginia
New York
Portraits of Hanna and Davenport in Journal and Hearst cartoons
A heated critique argues Homer Davenport’s cartoons lampoon Mr. Hanna and Mr. Davenport, portraying Hanna as corrupt influence and Davenport as a moral foil. It defends McKinley era positions, accuses Davenport of misrepresenting facts, and urges readers to view the caricatures as indictment of Republican leaders and policy.
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Hunia
Moogshestia
Journal
Hearst
Chi Fang American
Davenport
Thia Jn & Good Tls
Hanna
Ianna
Amer Ican
Pas
Gianna
United States Sénate
Hay
Agarsi
Walter Mr. Hanna
Munna
England
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Mr. Macna
Nitina Himevlf
McKinjey
United States
Mr. McKinney
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
Balice
Gove
Mckinley
Homer Davenport
Wellington
Maryland
Storm Stories Highlight Faith and Courage in Galveston
In Galveston survivors recount grim days after the storm, praising clergy and volunteers who fed and sheltered hundreds. Doctors report fewer illnesses as communities rebuild while citizens reflect on heroism and endurance amid disaster.
Whom the Gods Would Death by
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution hints at anxiety surrounding the presidential election and Senior Hanna’s reaction to the result, suggesting rising tension within political circles once more.
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Atlanta Constitution
Hanna
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