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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
7
A fragment reports travelers and residents discussing political shifts and land deals in Texas. Mentions presidential figures, investment schemes, and potential rail development tied to a migration toward western territories.
A crowded scene on Degas Avenue as a fire department display drew a large throng. A man collapsed near a wedding and was revived with no coroner needed. police and city officials also planned a ceremonial gathering and road paving talks in the ward.
An advertisement describes heart and stomach ailments linked to poor digestion and fatigue. It promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pennis as a remedy claimed to improve digestion, relieve palpitations, and cure stomach troubles except cancer, inviting readers to request a sample from Mopwin Syrup Co. in Monticello, U. S. A.
A historic exhibit described as Teravsalem, a celebrated mechanism, is displayed on the Midway after being shown in Houston in 1884. The lifelike diorama recreates ancient scenes with biblical tableaux and figures at work, capturing awe with vivid detail and period atmosphere.
Readers are invited to view a grand sculpture crafted by a single artist over twelve years in Warsaw. The 4000-piece work stands five feet square and was exhibited at the magoltads of lit, with delivery of tires and remarks by a daughter of Ala ree deughtere. The piece tours the Midway, offering a rare artistic treat for visitors and their children.
The eleventh semiannual meeting of the South Texus Medical association will convene this morning at Knights of Pythias Hall on Mali Street. Officers include President W Koess, vice presidents W Shropelike and G W Kinory, and treasurer D S Wier with various committee heads. program features sections on eye nose and throat obstetrics and gynecology and society reports. Also notes a separate public notice about a bank teller pled guilty for misappropriating funds at Ballston Spa’s National Bank.
A large fire in Hills locals Boivee destroyed thirteen structures including a county bank office and multiple shops. Losses range from 140000 to 200000 with at least one injury reported. fire spread from a passing engine and bucket brigade contained the flames.
At 6 o'clock a fire destroyed the residence of A. B. Tri on Banderd street with all household goods and a loan of $2000 insured. Shortly after, the residence of Mrs. J. Smith on New Freon Felvaycour was likewise destroyed, with a loan noted.
Report from Marshall Texas describes a December 11 fire at a residence owned by Bam Nutpee and insured for about $500. The claim involves Charles Blood and Joseph Tai, with no appearance at the scene, and lawyers cited by Mr Biese as part of the loss settlement.
A fire tonight at John Roberts dairy near Hearne Texas destroyed the Doro residence and its contents along with a small tenant house. Townsfolk reported the blaze started late and the cause is undetermined. No injuries reported.
A Dickinson Texas residence owned by W B Berrel was destroyed by a fire traced to a defective flu class or flu flue. No injuries reported as authorities investigate the blaze dated December 1.
All Wool Flannel Waists priced 98c and up to 1.98 now offered in one line as One Bach. Silk Waists 2.98 and Woolen Waists 2.08 featured among season’s goods. Garments advertised as stylish, new, clean, and well made with sizes somewhat broken but strong values.
Special prices offered on 12 4 extra heavy pure wool textiles described as very fine and top quality. Original value stated as 2.50 per pair, now priced at 19.50.
The American Federation of Catholic societies debates a new constitution and bylaws. Leaders discuss practical governance, unity, and the federation’s future, with messages from church figures and Latin translations sent to Cardinal Hampel.
A. J. Ceieate of the Pennsylvania Railroad outlines a plan to secure a New York terminal for the company. He says cooperation with the Long Island Railroad would create a joint underground terminal in New York City.
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