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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text recounts an 1865 Hampton Roads conference involving President Lincoln, Vice President Stephens, and Confederate and Union figures. It discusses proposals for terms of peace, potential pardons, military authority, and constitutional questions amid Civil War endgame rumors.
The article argues malaria fever and ague are widespread in poor regions and that Dr Hartop’s Iron Tonic purifies the blood and wards off disease. It claims the tonic has prevented these illnesses for nearly half a century and restores vitality by driving out poisons from the blood.
Major General Van Zandt directs re decorations and recruiting for United Confederate Veterans. Fort Worth Texas hosts a meeting of Confederate Veterans with details on contests and relief fund administration. Comrades gather to elect committee leaders and outline eligibility for relief benefits, with attendance notes and committee assignments.
Educators are invited to Dallas for a Texas Federation of Women's Clubs event in May. The program includes addresses by State Superintendent Kennall and a discussion on school relations, with principals and teachers urged to attend. Mrs Corll Sarit and J. Kh Corre are among organizers.
A proposed butter and cheese factory at Fayettyills in Vayettewilin Texas plans storage, milking, and processing of dairy products. Chicago-based ONPANT Machinery shows interest. the project aims to gather local milk within a wide radius for production and distribution under a cooperative or shared system.
The document lists multiple appellate cases and parties including Calventon, Amose, Ward, Prather, and Brown. It references reversed decisions, various defendants and plaintiffs, railways, companies, and cities, with docket-style notes from a Texas court context.
Progress on the San Bernard Rice and Canal Compact continues as workers prepare for the season. Gustav A. John of G A Jain & Co New York, a leading firm, notes the enterprise advances and readiness for this year’s work.
The piece outlines visits by business leaders and importers, including Rige Mitle company of Rodiments and a New York Banking group. It mentions factory work at Hee farms, Mer Hamby and Dr Magrider, and new production lines at Real Mat and Carnie Hawes. A depot and delivery schedule for a Cane Hedt line are noted, with shipments to Seattle and general manufacturing updates.
In Dallas Texas on April 4 all union electrical workers were called out amid a citywide strike. The action disrupts Metropolitan power supplies and electrical operations across multiple firms as workers protest conditions and labor disputes.
Fragmentary report from Kendall County describes a fatal stabbing near Bowroc. Details are garbled but indicate a suspect was jailed and reference a 14 year span for similar incidents. The piece mentions health claims and various medicinal and dietary products in unclear terms.
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