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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1902
Page
6
Government report for the city shows rainfall and temperature during January 1901. It lists monthly totals for rainfall, days with precipitation, and temperature ranges with estimates for the month. The note compares 1901 figures with other years and cites the official weather data source.
A personal testimony extols a new catarrh remedy claiming to cleanse mucous and relieve nasal, throat, and stomach catarrh without cocaine or opiates. The author praises the combined “Catarrh tablets” and asserts they ease symptoms, improve digestion, and aid breathing, urging readers to try the product sold by Genté.
The pastor and congregation mark the ninth anniversary at the Willian Leavell church in Capitol area. Dr Travell and the Ainose lead special sermon teams as the church reports steady spiritual growth. A farewell is noted for Rav Iy Ts Caliwell who will depart after the service. A regular monthly service follows.
Mrs Veula Tanner aged 44 dies at home near Henston after a brief illness leaving two sons and a daughter. Funeral Sunday at her Fairbanks area residence with burial in Fairbanks cemetery. Mrs F J Heyne dies at 1408 Gray Avenue. funeral service by Rev Hay at 2 pm from her residence with interment in German cemetery.
A reader from Houston urges local action to boost employment and economic growth. The note argues against large new factories and promotes smaller projects to propel Houston’s industry and living standards, calling for quicker business development and broader city improvements. The writer references broader national context and industry concerns.
Fragmentary report references California and other states, dr OWN, South Texas lumbers, canning factory, and a growing cotton detary. It mentions Houston, Weld, markets, and associations formed by farmers this year, with hints of a subscriber and tracker.
The trial of Albert Patrick features James A. Baker as a witness who makes a favorable impression on the jury. The narrative describes Baker's demeanor and the courtroom dynamics, including Patrick’s responses and the defense strategy as the proceedings reveal elements of the contested will and custody of assets.
Local society notes list individuals visiting and moving through the city. Names include Mr Lawrence Mijer and Mr A Broy, with mentions of a TL Wuil holdings manager and Mr Hardy J Stanton of Centralia Texas. Also noted are Mr Stamler planning merchandising, Mr FLT French moving to Mouston, and Mrs Unnertett’s inquiry about a death in New York. Further items reference Dr Riley’s church service changes and Mrs Ante Mino’s social plans along with Buffalo exposition attendances.
A garbled 1920s style report discusses bread coffee and breakfast routine in Havana with mentions of Americans and global references. It references a modern cooking range and the spread of a grape product named Grape across multiple regions. The text remains fragmented and difficult to parse.
The Texas Attorney General’s office responds to Land Commissioner Jagan with an opinion on land claims and patent procedures. It discusses patenting land under state law, the role of the General Land Office, and conditions for vesting rights, including notices, affidavits, and potential forfeiture if patent requirements are not met.
A contingent of Texas lawyers from Beaumont and Victoria appears in a New Orleans probate matter involving Mrs Snow and a disputed estate. The case before U.S. Court of Appeals judges Shelby and McCormick centers on whether Snow's will should stand or be voided. The discussion hints at a potential million dollar stake and ongoing appeals proceedings.
A Jackson bounty notes cabbage crop expect increases with three cars planned. Edna Tease reports drought and early loading, the first car moves from Brownwood with a stop at Temple, and another car is to be loaded this week aiding county supply.
The schooner Caraiiae from Lakehatier with Jum ber struck breakers near Bravetdar. Cargo and crew were gotten off safely. The vessel will probably prove a total loss with part of cargo saved.
An extract from Heldthwaite Texas notes a partial cotton crop, listing weights and comparisons to prior totals. The text mentions 4714 Haloe and 108 Likie, with references to a half yield and a term of the season. The fragmentary report reflects crop measurements and market implications for the period.
An urging buyer note promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as pleasant safe and reliable to carry on board cars or steamships and be available from all druggists.
In Corsicana Texas on January 81 T A Morris was hanged for the murder of a friend. The drop was eight feet. he died eleven minutes after the drop. Dr J K McClong pronounced death. The body was shipped to Malvern Arkansas. Moree protested innocence before death.
The New Orleans market notes cattle movement and prices across several categories. Strong demand lifts steer and heifer classes while stockers and feeders show steady activity. quotes vary by grade and weight.
Readable lines show traders weighing global supply shifts and Chinese demand against U S stocks. Forecasts point to softer European output while American mills monitor cotton futures, oil prices, and currency moves shaping weekly prices at ports and exchanges.
Weather reports from multiple counties including Milan Teane and Collin Texas describe cold, wet conditions stressing wheat and farm fields. Observers note soaking ground, high moisture, and a potential drop in crop yields as continued cold weather and drenching rains affect planting and growth prospects across the area.
Fragmented OCR report records cold spell, snow and sleet across multiple Texas counties including Hille County and Hunt Counts with thawing in parts. It notes trees covered in wheat frost, varying precipitation, and winded mentions of dates in January and scattered towns such as Mineral Wells Palo Pingo County and Wolfe Clix with sparse details.
Report notes a major irrigation project with workers on the Brazos canal. Officials claim the work will increase water flow and support farming in the county. A delivery timeline and the promise of water at key switch locations are mentioned as goals.
A county grower announces preparations for a major potato raiser in Grayson County. Plans include planting 25 acres and expected harvest near an upcoming event date. The report notes involvement of local agricultural groups and potential permits.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a sheriff’s department, wards and counties with missing names and dates, making it difficult to identify the exact location or event described.
Fragmented OCR notes describe weather and farm life in Colorado County with references to residents and crops. The text mentions a theater, health of the community, and mail deliveries, but many phrases are garbled. The readable content conveys general local conditions and communal mood without clear events or dates.
A dysfunctional report describes a February gathering of the Omega- Live committee in Clonsates County with unclear aims. It mentions potential primaries and candidate rumors, but details are garbled and names appear misspelled.
A garbled report from Burleson County Texas notes open filings for county offices. It mentions candidates for sheriff treasurer tax assessor collector and two for representative roles, with the county judge as a potential office, and a February meeting or call by the executive committee to consider entries.
A jury reaches a verdict after a lengthy trial, convicting Goozales and Tesae in the case tied to Harp Hopkins. The defendants face lengthy sentences, with one estimate suggesting up to two years in prison.
Weather woes aside, Fife meetings attract many attendees including youths and several professionals. Reports note progress in outreach and moral support, with gatherings designed to uplift the community and sustain Sunday services.
Reports from January indicate Willie All, a resident of Hico, sustained injuries in a wreck about ten miles east of town yesterday. He died last night from his injuries as rescue attempts continued at the scene and nearby cave area.
A man built a fire to keep warm when a loosened overhanging rock collapsed from the redwingw and struck him. He died about four hours later.
Colonel Hunter is reported improving in Fort Worth after a January event. Family members rushed to join him as officials said the senior member of the Windsor Trot company is well known in the area and has ties to Thurber and the Young Cowl company.
The Denison Texas Knights of America held their mammal election of officers last night. The following officers were elected: M2. Swhenes president, 7. a. Mellweenry vice president, C.J. Quinn secretary, Dan row sergeant at arms, Don RIMS sergeant chartis, Mike Col vite.
In January 1A events, beacon lights fail after a storm. Authorities at Mobile Aim report three beacon operatives to address water-related dangers. Officials indicate system repairs next week and potential reopening of affected services.
Fragmentary notice reports the death of Mrs John F Taylor with funeral arrangements pending. The text references a county and church or community figures, but details are garbled.
The San Angelo post office has designated a depository for postal finds for a number of days. Local authorities urge residents to report missing items at the usual city office.
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