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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
3
An obituary excerpt records a funeral for Faulkner officiated at an Episcopal church with burial in a cemetery. The notice lists attendees and church officials, mentioning ministers and civil figures among those present and notes a memorial service afterward.
Galveston Texas December 4 A lengthy court session heard protests by dredge opponents over the new telephone service and city hall repairs. Officials described progress on installing switchboards and poles from Houston to the city. The case involved public works and plans to speed service with a 25 percent higher rate while reciting the need to avoid service interruption during repairs. Decisions on receivers and further hearings were postponed.
E S Peters warns that a fight against the cotton boll weevil is imperative and urges state action. He notes the pest has spread from South Texas to Northern regions within a year, threatening Navarro county and broader areas.
An arranger formed with Galveston Wharf Co to ship salt for local sale, aiming to establish Galveston as the principal outlet for Swath Texas trade. The event drew large crowds as the Ladies' Musical Club funded a public performance featuring Mariane Siau and others, with strong city turnout and reception.
The report describes the selection process for the presidency of Agriculture and Mechanical colleges. It notes the executive’s strong support for a candidate from Texas and mentions the committee’s deliberations, with officials in Delite Srtuiks of Me ueten and other directors weighing the applicants.
Readers are urged to try Stewart’s Catarrh Tablets as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. The ad claims the tablets relieve symptoms quickly, are safe for children, and compare favorably to other preparations. It asserts medical endorsement and personal testimony of effectiveness.
A notice from Austin Texas dated December 4 reports a new charter filed for Gel Bagh uhchipaly of Beaumont and several other entities with capital stock figures, listing multiple officers and stock terms. The document mentions William Von Rosenberg Sr of Austin and details about rural free delivery and corporate investments across several towns, counties, and industries.
A historical account notes a large turnout of 450 to 600 attendees at Marlin Services for a meeting led by Martin and Teses on December 4. Pife preached farewell sermons as plans were set for upcoming services and events, with fraternal attendees including farmers, veterans, and members from nearby districts.
A Black postal clerk claims he was told not to return to Necogdoches by Whitecaps authorities. Reports from San Antonio and Texas describe tension and alleged threats linked to his former home, with references to officials and possible government action.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a November or December date and several garbled proper names and events. Readable elements include a vehicle or river reference and possible names, but specifics remain illegible. The item resembles a brief local notice or sports snippet with damaged wording and missing context.
Proceedings in the criminal appeals court in Tyler Texas report death sentences for Chapman and Faulkner amid a mix of affirmed cases and new trials. The chaotic transcript lists numerous names and locales, reflecting a broad set of rulings and ongoing disputes on punishment and procedure.
Fragmented text references various entities including Midviston and Beweart, mentions a company and plan for a matter, and lists multiple names and places with unclear roles. Readable portions suggest a legal or public notice context but specifics and dates are not recoverable.
Protracted religious gathering described as a mite meeting begins after a delay. Rev Pirrgr Mepngelier and Spaemeeres lead the service with emphasis on talent, prayer, and sermons. New elite tower at Frotmend Theater to be completed within days.
A garbled historical OCR fragment references religious service at a church in a city area with unclear names and dates. Many letters are corrupted, making identification of people, places, or events difficult.
A prospective pastor named Mr. Chandi from Negth Tepas is seen at the Christing church in Cameron on December 2. The scene centers on the church’s search and the potential pastorate for the etarnet.
A large turnout attended a revival hosted by community artists including Byers and Jed. The gathering showcased local crafts and performances, highlighting the area's cultural talents and drawing participants from nearby towns.
Unclear OCR fragment references ongoing local meeting activity and scattered mentions of Paris headlines and community events. The passage is fragmented with names and places partially unreadable, offering no clear actions or outcomes to report.
In a 1910s era account the first Baptist church service held at a renamed building near Avenue B is described. Attendees from Fort Worth and surrounding counties gathered with Rev. Sian and Pastor Matin to observe the ceremony. A copper-framed altar and procession accompanied by Grand Masonic delegates marked the event.
A garbled report from Pavia Texas describes Miss Grantley narrowly escaping harm after a street incident. The text mentions a failed collision, an anxiously paced path, and onlookers reacting as the scene unfolded, leaving many details unclear.
A man named Jake Wobot, described as white, was punished for abusing his wife. He received a $1000 fine and a two year jail term. The court noted the brutality and the defendant's inability to pay the fine was taken into account, with the sentence to be served in the county jail.
Obituary notes the death of Seyalo Tyape Perey at home with family nearby. The late individual was a familiar figure in the area and widely known across the town.
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