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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1902
Page
2
Weather fair as platybers and ee fitters begin a convention at Imaha Tie. Reports of a highway wreck near Hammond and a streetcar strike in Lafayette accompany other scattered items from Winans to Monterey and beyond.
Amid wartime debate the Taft administration faces tariff treaty revisions with China and supervision over colonial matters. In Houston crowds react to naval moves and a controversial proposal, while political factions across cities weigh orders from National authorities and possible military oversight.
A fire at a temple, drownings, and a political rift in Texas dominate a fragmentary report. The third Juittela conversion begins at Vioro, a Mexican hiker dies near Ran Amaile, and the British steamer Monomer awaits hoisting at Galverton.
Local officials announce a future rail line from Tinsel Noo to Marwhile Tann with an unspecified start date. No details on timetable, funding, or construction schedule are provided. Expected routes include connections through Louisville and Nashville with regional impact noted.
A Dick Dowling camp meeting occurred yesterday with notes of progress. An accident near Englewood on the Texas and New Orleans line left LN Skeen fatally struck by a locomotive. he was deaf and did not hear the train. Memorial services for Dr. J M Hales were held at Cumberland Presbyterian Church with Rev D C DeWitt of Dallas officiating. No verdict yet in the Tom Seber case. Over fifty telephones burned out at night due to wires crowding and falling on wires around the city. Newton Shewn of Edgar Texas killed there by an engine. The Dick Dowling camp annual report was submitted and no verdict in the Tom Seber matter.
A Chicago telegram states under good authority that after the Monon is turned over to Louisville and Nashville and the Southern there will be no change in operation. The condition of the deal is that the Monon management remains with President McDowell or his successor.
An officer named Frank L. Stone, one of four attempting to arrest a man in Riverview, Kanass, was shot and died tonight at the hospital. The incident occurred as Stone and colleagues confronted suspects near a house. The assailant fled as authorities investigate the fatal shooting.
On Western Oklahoma plains 400 Cheyenne and Arapaho reenacted their retreat from General Custer during a war dance on tribal grounds. The event showcased traditional ceremony and drew attention to the enduring heritage of the plains tribes.
A late August cholera report notes scattered cases in some provinces with larger numbers elsewhere while totals to date remain uncertain due to underreporting.
August 17 reports the pope in good health after a ceremony amid a large audience. Doctor Lappotl adjusted questions to 80, instead of 600, and the pope received hundreds of congratulatory telegrams from monarchs and dignitaries.
Washington reports a Wigpatch from T. Pharrett indicating a treaty between the United States and China, aimed at ending the lengthy old tax regime. The dispatch notes negotiations recently advanced, with plans to ease customs and trade barriers and open foreign commerce access to key markets.
In Wilkesbarre a labor strike continues with miners and families awaiting operators' actions. United Mine Workers leader Jane Mitchell travels between Linway, Spring Valles, Miles and Wilkesterre to reassure and coordinate, while financial strain grows and talks of end or escalation loom.
The report covers imperial exploits in India with leaders like Terut Yu Hota and troop actions near Teleheeddantress. It notes a farewell service for Ban Iy Wertoowter and a public inquiry in St. Pottean. Also mentions a shipwreck near Cape Town and evolving foreign policy involving Hong Kong and Canton.
Fragmentary text indicates a regional event with multiple named places and people, noting injuries and a Vernon compound. Mentions include Millet, Luajeeid, Ciyriet Rogemy, Minh ga, Weroe/exiti, and Brown. Details on cause, date, or outcomes are not clear.
A broken report from Jackson County details a violent crime blamed on enslaved people near a plantation. The father Wille is injured. the community grieves as investigators pursue leads at a distant site.
A troubled woman reportedly drank poison to die amid fears of poverty following her husband’s death. Witnesses recall her and two youths previously living in hardship, with a move to a modest residence where she cared for a child and voiced fears of facing poverty.
A damaged notice reports an artesian wall at the heart of Maxlco and Meralco cities along Santa Isabel and San odes streets. The event triggers federal involvement and public tailing as engineers seek deep repairs amid speculation of oil prospects.
August 17 report of advancing forest fires near Florence Wisconsin endangering the town and prompting fire department mobilization to protect the vicinity. Nearby Comynne wealth mining village residents unite to defend their homes and communities against spreading flames.
A troubling crossing collision in August left three children dead with one more seriously injured. An unidentified two adults were traveling in a carriage when struck by a tram, with emergency crews arriving at the scene. Investigations to determine fault are underway.
Irregular trading and mixed signals hit the Berlin bourse as heavy losses spread through key financial sectors. Analysts cited weakened demand, tremors in German industry, and cautious stance by lenders amid international pressures affecting shares and mineral markets.
Norsta shah Meraffar Pal Toth arrived aboard the Pape from Calla at Dorér on a welcome sea journey. British crews saluted and military displays accompanied the voyage as Prince Arthur of Connaught greeted the visitor and conversations were held with an interpreter.
Plans for Governor Tafts Manila reception include decorated harbor, a ship procession with the General Algoa and other crafts, and a banquet that evening. The arrival promises a ceremonial display as Taft departs Singapore and passes the Straits Settlements en route.
Prince Cheng arrives in Vancouver with Sir Mang Chen Puen for a brief stay as they sail onward toward the Rimpress of Japan. Mme Melba arrives today en route to aMui.
August 17 report from Towns details a test to assess the quality and quantity of oil from T. J. Jackson's well, recently drilled by Jack Steer Watt Bat. The test aims to reveal output and composition.
The main building of the Mariettan Paint and Color company Savace burned today causing about 60000 dollars in damage. Firefighters from Fira Marietta Obie Argos secured the scene and avoided further spread.
Fragmentary ad copy promises a tonic named Grove's Chronic Chill Cure to treat all ailments and cure various chills. The text is garbled and offers no verifiable claims or coherent details.
A Shanghai report from the Runic Day correspondent outlines Allied powers and Central Entente tensions in the region. The piece notes American and Belgian involvement, Japanese and German influence, and ongoing shifts around Canton Macao and nearby areas as negotiations unfold.
President Hill announces a major acquisition tying Great Falls and Mowland to the Great Northern system. United States interests back a coal and iron ore venture in Conrad county with deposits framing a new rail and industrial push. The plan envisions substantial employment and regional growth along the northern line as ore shipments move toward metal production.
Horace Wilbon of Empire City track announces a match race between Prince Alert and Dan Patch at New York NJc starting September. The event offers a purse of 45,000 and a two mile race with a 200M record mentioned. Both horses are restricted from meeting before the Enpurs meet.
A Bohemian woman about 40 years old was killed when a train accident occurred near Daniver Col. Adggikt 17 Mew Annle Krope. Authorities say a Robemian crew member caused the derailment and was restrained by the conductor and engineer.
Fair Estate claimants including Negon and her son travel from Pinigelt New Jersey to San Francisco to pursue interests in the division of the estate of the late Mrs Charles Fair.
August 10 at 7:50 p.m. at the bride’s residence Byron Jones of Ballitage marries Miss Snyder Ridery in a local ceremony.
The passage argues that the U S government under Taft supports government loans to Filipino allies to finance their financing needs. It contends that the plan would put the Filipino borrowers in a dependent position and frames the issue as a claim that the loans amount to exploitation. The text reflects strong opinions on imperial policy and the responsibilities of the U S government toward the Philippines.
A bank robbery case in Fordevilla area emerges with a sum of 25000 reportedly taken. Authorities trace suspects from SL Lonta to Fonts ville and Donnetold, with key sightings by a Postat official. Wires found under the table in a Citerruption office hint at an interrupted lead.
In North Platte August 17 Governor Savage meets with Mayor Walker and county officials to decide on dispatching militia to handle striking workers. Despite town unrest and threats to property and new employees, the sheriff believes order can be kept with calm oversight.
August 17 reports say Nebraska endured the hottest day of the year with temperatures ranging from 8 to 12 in Palrbury area and many places suffered heat impact. observers noted extreme conditions and widespread strain on outdoor activities.
A northern conference meeting in Winona drew a large attendance at the largest service in its history. Speakers urged nationwide church outreach and plans to expand Sunday school lessons through international movements.
Chicago August 17 The executive committee of the Federation of Latin workers plans another effort to ease headway in the streetcar conflict. A meeting is set for tomorrow with street car officials to seek a favorable agreement for both sides.
In New York on August 17 reports describe a mutiny by the native crew of the interinsular attainer Hermanos during port at Voraca Triand of Catan duanes. The chief engineer was murdered and the chief officer wounded in the attack at the dock.
An unclear OCR snippet references a constabulary at a ship’s reserve area. It mentions firing at crew members and a surrender, with garbled phrases about fighting, a steamer, and a horizon-related scene.
A troubled garbled notice outlines a United States plumbers convention in Omaha. It mentions a gather of delegates from various places, slated to discuss strikes and the elimination of helpers, with focus on organization rules and leadership selection.
Gestie Hopkins of New York visted here today. Hopkins was a member of the staff of the science Ant and a well known writer on subjects.
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