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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1901
Page
6
A Galveston based oil company with a Beaumont headquarters is chartered amid broader mentions of regional industry figures and local business ties. The article notes connections among firms, civic leaders, and area locations as part of a lengthy historical business narrative.
Fragmentary report from Caldwell outlines injuries after a fall and collapse involving Caldwell Cullinas and Reeves, with mentions of local residents and unnamed associates. The text references various names and places in unclear sequence, making precise details difficult to extract.
A promotional plea asks readers to consult their physician about spring medicines for low spirits weakness and exhaustion saying impure blood and weak nerves cause it. It endorses Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as the best tonic and urges readers to buy today from druggists.
Fragmentary record from the Second Court of Appeals Fort Worth shows multiple case references, attorneys and parties with illegible spellings. Names such as Angelina Saulera and Reeves Conias appear amid a maze of docket items and procedural notes.
Fragmentary OCR text includes numerous improper names and locations with no complete events. It mentions Kelly Porphure Carpet and Hardwdce Company, Dollae county, a court action within thirty days, and various scattered references without a coherent story or outcome.
A barber was shot dead in Luvisin leading to a citywide vigil and investigation. Police reported the incident occurred as two men exchanged words and shots outside a local shop, drawing attention from residents and officials.
The case of A. Beck is heard in Waco with Sean Wan charging him in a difficult acquittal fog. The prisoner remains in jail after an examining trial before Justice B. Willames. Habeas corpus petitions are expected as the fate of the case hinges on the trial.
A Wharton camp of Confederate veterans met in Alro Tezar on April 6 for a morning session. Details note revisions to postwar activities and camaraderie among members.
The report lists newly elected officers including M. Hdwoanris as cayftsini, F. My Itheland as Neat Nontenants HM, J.T. Cabin as Heutenant, dadge A. Pdwirde as third Hew tenant, and J. T. Cotte as adjutant with quartermaster Binlth. Elections of Monmara and related posts are noted, with Kerr reelected as etnisor to the camp and Ware, Haglan, and others assigned to Mois pubs region.
Mourns Mildred Leong daughter of Charles Tang wed Crowhett Texas April 11 in a quiet ceremony at a church. The groom’s family and many friends attended with bride’s father presiding. after, Dave Woodward of San Antonio served as escort. Another notice records Welty couple wedding with attendance in nearby towns and county centers.
An April notice lists Texas portmasters and associated officials including Kenedy Morrie Seyith Nellie Miller and others. The fragmentary report mentions appointments, retirements and related community figures with several names and places across the state.
Reports from Abilene and Taylor County indicate variable conditions for wheat and other crops. Farmers note spring frost, cool spells, and uneven growth affecting yields, with some fields showing yellowing heads but potential for decent returns if warmth resumes. Weather forecasters warn of continued fluctuations into April.
A terse notice reports a strong cold upstream wind moving through the area this morning. The wording suggests a brisk start with potential chill and rapid temperature drop as visibility remains limited.
A jumble of items across Texas cites land claims in Fort Worth and Waxahachie, church construction plans in Sherman, road and public works in Mount Vernon, and legal actions in Waco and San Antonio. Reports include smallpox update, homicide petitions, and bond votes, with arrests in North Carolina and trials in Sherman as part of a broad, fragmentaryJuly era rollup.
Report from Brazoria County describes a robust rice pulping and milling setup at multiple sites including near the Ademw bridge and Bos trop, with 1000 plus acres prepared and 120000 green WH seeds in use. Growers expect harvest in a few days as machinery expands output and workers operate town facilities.
A jury returns a guilty verdict in a murder trial featuring the defendant Hilistioyo Degas and a legal proceeding that names Jesse Wilson as a key victim. The accused faces a lengthy sentence as the court contemplates the punishment.
Odd fragment outlines a claim for Pyould Pile Cure to treat and cure a condition called inflation or swelling. It asserts relief is immediate, with permanent effects and no recurrence after treatment. Several phrases reference medical benefits and consumer reassurance, though details and context are unclear.
A Palestine Texas note outlines a short road to the goal lines as part of a civic effort connected to the OPAJOR chapter. Local events centered at the city hall and Enlsropal church involve community leaders and a deputy sheriff, with plans tied to regional railroad improvements and public works.
Friday afternoon Sl Glick, an overseer at the James Gordon rice farm in Moline Fort Bend County Texas, was killed instantly in a well pit while attempting to loosen braces of a gear bog that was being lowered as the auger progressed. Several enslaved workers were present as the accident occurred.
A mangled scene recounts a fatal pit accident where a 4x4 timber caused collapse. The body was removed and taken home for burial as mourners recall a diligent, honest worker named Gordon and his devoted brothers.
A fragmented notice notes Arizona Gold Mine and a Texas syndicate seeking 3.6 million dollars with a 10 percent stake. Mentions Phoenix, El Paso, and an ex-Senator Warner tied to the deal as context for the ongoing gold venture.
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