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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
7
The city halted payment on costly Market House schemes after estimates suggested a quarter million dollars in reconstruction and related fees. Relators including Mr. Glover Mr. Keller and Mr. Bonner challenge the plan while debates focus on sufficiency and accountability of the project and the timing of further bids.
An April 11 gathering at Swengerhond hall drew attendees including Wheeler Hog Crownland Wy fers and Alvin Masnard. Police arrested several men after a telegrams incident and a court saw writting and other charges. more details pointed to a broader convention of local officials and society groups with a focus on church and civic events, while a separate arrest tied to a prior warrant was reported as the trial proceeds.
The text appears to be a damaged early obituary and notices item mentioning individuals like Charlee Matthews and B. Parlard, with references to a funeral service at Hawkins plate and a Wrights funeral retire. Several names and events are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
The text lists a string of personal mentions from Bregoriate and nearby areas. It notes Todee Witeon at the Wee hotel and Tom Pleasants seen in Oral testo, with several others like Hirty Moore of Lake Chir Tan and Phil J Vila visiting or returning after absences. Names such as Mr. Dixon and Mrs. Pennawit appear among extended stays and family visits in the city.
At a meeting near Rose Croix chapter No. 3 Moutiish Mite Masons elected officers including WS Triskines and a secretary. The list includes names like Thomas Travior and Nine Enea ner, with installation set for the next chapter meeting.
Mr Clarence Kabermin, field secretary of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, and his wife will lead a rally at the Central Christian Church next Tuesday. A general South tour by Mrs Kabermin is noted as part of the outreach. Services run from 1 to 4 and 6 to 9 in the afternoon and evening with workshops and lectures for attendees.
Young ladies will oversee booths at the Christ Church bazaar near Monday afternoon. Agnes Robinson, Tiettie Khearn, Mike Aniles Doers, and Lotne Doles run candy, peas bone, and ice cream booths with items like bone, pees, and toys.
A man arrested Tuesday remains jailed on a complaint alleging involvement in illegal voting surrounding the May election. Authorities say no affidavit was filed yet and the case awaits formal judicial action.
Beaumont Texas April 4 The Post reports Gulf National Bank of Deguinopt with capital 10800n plans. H D Fletcher announces. A Drummers Convention invitation extends to Beaumont with committee appointments and preparations for a new federal building annex.
Fragmentary report lists scattered names TerIEkaan Teeds Noll and others with mentions of a league, games, and a Sunday event. The garbled text lacks coherent details, teams, dates, or scores, leaving only disconnected terms and partial phrases.
An Ennis firefighter performed a daring rescue as flames engulfed a building. Despite danger, the crew secured occupants and controlled the blaze, with authorities noting swift action and commendable teamwork.
A jumble of names and family relations outlines a death notice for Mrs. Atay Vente Nawton and mentions of surviving relatives including a husband Mr. Jamen Magkey a sister Mrs. W. A. Miroiat and other kin. The text notes birth in South Carolina and that she was 66, with services planned after a ceremony at a local church and interment at Glenwood cemetery.
County Treasurer John Farmer reports March balance of 269122.59 though the text contains garbled lines. The record notes a general fund balance and mentions specific names and departments in a damaged snippet, with unclear final figures.
City Secretary Lipper requests all presiding officers to report for the city meeting Monday afternoon to confirm duties and receive their credentials for supervising elections at their polling places.
A jumble of garbled text appears to record local briefs and scattered events. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are readable to summarize into a coherent report.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a series of names and places with unclear actions. The text mentions communities, dates, and people linked to a local event but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
A garbled report lists local Orange figures and an appointed agent for White Park ventures. It mentions upcoming city actions and a public meeting about park financing, with dates and names obscured by the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and phrases about meetings, people, and a town, with unclear actions. It mentions Hilferd and Tin Cate Het of Attrint, plus possible references to Wharton and Port, leaving the central event or outcome unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a property dispute note with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a Cease and desist style action, a location likely in a town, and a sequence of dates and events. The article lacks coherent details but indicates a legal or property matter in progress.
Firamen Gonzales is practicing amid unclear text fragments dated April. The readable portion hints at ongoing rehearsal or training activities likely in a local setting. Partnerships or organizations are not clearly identified in the surviving lines.
Fragmentary notes describe a prolonged gathering at a place named Ennie Vieie Team Ancit 4. Mentions quiet moments and speakers such as Qiuetaw Mow Td Pruett and Piloadienig, with references to local figures Sher Kensabarie AP and the Waesulonitiir Aatetala Vor amid a discussion of a FAM Nabeer and a Chore related event.
The writer claims Grape-Nuts helped with digestive issues after failed medicines. They describe years of discomfort and weight loss before trying the product and report improvement within two weeks.
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