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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
7
Report details artesian well efforts near Beaumont and Ogden with plans for a city water supply. Officials announce a large-scale project, federal court docket activity, and next steps for streetcar and utility work as crews push toward a usable supply within weeks.
An old advertisement promotes Mrls Gin and Buchu as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It touts Mris and Stuart Drug Co offerings offering free trials and claims healing for rheumatism and bladder issues, urging readers to seek relief through their products.
A fragment describes the Tuskegee Carnegie Library in Alabama planned by Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School. It outlines a two story building with a formal portico, an entrance hall, and a reading room on the first floor. The work includes a veterinary education focus and a collection area with periodicals and magazines.
The second day of Memphis celebrations for Admiral and Mrs Schlug featured a grand parade with the Green Light Guards of Arkansas, civic organizations, and visiting dignitaries. Rain briefly dampened plans, but processions proceeded, with receptions at the hotel and a gala at the city hall. Admiral Schlug was to be honored again with a luncheon and formalities at the White House hotel and other city venues.
A Galveston Texas article notes talk of launching an anti cocaine crusade. The piece references local officials and community leaders debating steps to curb drug use and related crime in the city.
In Temple Texas a sweeping reorganization involved military and civilian officials across departments. A commission named by President and several department heads were identified, with aims to move resources and restructure roles, including transportation and engineering units, under a unified administrative plan.
A verbose fashion feature surveys styles, fabrics, and silhouettes dominating the current season. It highlights trims, patterns, and textures from haute sources, noting how robes and headwear reflect status and female elegance amid shifting trends.
Local theater notes reveal A Baars leads a cast in a community production celebrating kindness themes. Performance details remain limited amid early rehearsals and promotional chatter.
The weekly Texas climate and crop summary notes cotton replanting due to wind and dry conditions. Wheat declines from high winds and drought while temperatures remain generally favorable for corn and other crops with regional variations and uncertain pasture and soil moisture impacts.
Fragmented clipping lists events and notices across towns like Paris Greenville and Wrensey. Mentions hearings, elections, arrests, property issues, and district court actions with unclear details.
The Chickasaws government meets in special session to decide on collecting the cattle tax. The assembly weighs turning over tax collection to a higher government authority amid ongoing negotiations and legal questions.
A garbled Texas death roll and obituary fragments list individuals including Sah Aneeloana aged 78 and W. White aged 2. The text mentions locations in Taylor County and Lockhart Texas and notes a funeral at Lockehart style church, with references to dates in April.
Fire swept a cottage at Yoakum injuring no one and causing visible smoke damage. Neighbors say the blaze began near the living room while residents were away, with authorities tracing the incident to an electrical short.
The fragmented report mentions a fire in Arkansas near Mingh with references to Traerkoe and Laer, describing a trek toward a location about twenty miles north. It notes emergency crews and a missing or unsettled situation with unclear details about people or actions taken.
A fragmented notice requests marking graves of Texas soldiers in Winchester area cemeteries. The text references Confederate ties and a memorial effort, urging action to identify and mark graves.
Religious bulletin notes Evannelist Stuart plans for Hillabora and nearby towns to close meetings with sermons and revival services. Waxahachie revival is highlighted withappellations and a move to appeal for broader attendance. Pastor Rolliconover of Chrenowille converts a tract at the Central Cheletias church drawing multiple crowds.
In a grim incident on an April afternoon at an unspecified location, Martin Maichlinger Bronped died after a medical event. Police and doctors attributed death to a respiratory condition.
A bankruptcy petition is filed today by T Haralson of Nurecry Vintorte County seeking relief. The document lists an August 8 deadline and includes preliminary filing details and related notices.
James Hein Stubin a farmer from ita Liesl Ruvlesen cominis filed a petition in the federal court this morning against Ade Teswe and Spelgie A to address a claimed debt of £6085. The case cites all possessed assets as pledged or extant.
Port Buds reports arrivals including the steamer Bleeddida and Paddington from Marseilles Fort de, with vessels from Barcellona and Lae Palewae. Departures list Steamer Maverick with barge No 1 for Philadelphia and Steamer Potagiey bound for Harp Soll. tug Charles Clark assists.
A damaged newspaper item from April 2 describes an afternoon incident at Trinity University in Wasahachie Texas. The report is fragmentary with unclear details and names.
Fragmentary text shows garbled dialogue about a car and May dates. No coherent event, names, or place can be determined from the readable content.
A newspaper notice proclaims several candidates for Democratic primaries in Harris County. Names include W P Hamnulen for Fifty-fifth Judicial District, A Th Conaway for county clerk, Marmion for commissioner, Dan Soper for county commissioner, and others pending party action.
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