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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
7
An article fragment covers a Texas interview about a proposed road project with mentions of Washington reception and varying political echoes. It references a local official, a prominent business figure, and a mayoral race, with notes on endorsements and public sentiment.
Long remarks from prominent Houston figures and visiting citizens reveal debates over city leadership and reform. A traveling observer notes discussions on aldermen, municipal control, and public education while figures like A. W. Geogg and Abr A. Aldrilge discuss congressional candidacy and district strategy.
An advertisement extols Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy for coughs colds bronchitis arthritis malaria fever and fatigue. It claims daily use of a tablespoon in hot water with tea before breakfast helps weight and health, urging buyers to ensure they get the genuine product.
An 8 o clock meeting was planned at Central Christian church with a business session and officers to be announced. Attendance was urged and important auxiliary matters were to be discussed. Debate over location followed the Young Men's Christian Association move, with members split between new and old quarters. No adjournment was set and no immediate meeting called.
A mix of visitors and locals are noted in Galveston and nearby cities. Abrahamon, WW B. Gurr and wife from Orange, Rotimon from Beeville, Reeths Mire from Wagnhachle, Symes from an unnamed area, Aleabame bound for Alabama, J. BK Roberta of Wondville, Mike Rose William visiting Galveston, Fairbanke heading to St Louis and Chicago, Postmaster Rath B Strongle returning from Fort Antonin, Bryant returning from a trip, V. Th. Mrovtar from Victoria, W. Ti Hil of Panesville active in local affairs, James Tate of Baltimore in city, Mrs Tate Adams of Crockett visiting, Holt, Lewis, Bryan, and Stewart attending the Pennsy-Royd hearing, O D. AL Nanny and S. OT. Mirebleon tied to various visits, Habb Th. Wetes of Palestine promoting a book project, and Hatbi Shivon Cleger staying in Palestinwm.
The Ninth candidate J H Nie announces his bid for police chief to run in the Democratic primary. Nie, a 11 year Bayou City resident, formerly a Southern Pacific fireman and longtime police department member, pledges to keep police out of politics and protect city interests while ensuring proper pay and duties.
J. W. Ring of Galveston delivered an inspirational lecture at Caledonian Hall on spiritualism and ethical living, stressing a heaven within each person and urging action in Texas. He announced forthcoming visits by Mr. and Mrs. Freele TY Kates from the Nations Association, who will tour Houston February 23 for several days, described as pioneers in missionary work for the National Denomination.
The Socialists meet at Pethlen hall in the Titth ward to nominate a full municipal slate for the upcoming city election and to draft a platform for candidates to stand on.
Irene Cortie daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Baew died yesterday morning at 0 15 o'clock at their home 11 Preston avenue Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the residence with Rev Father Benfield officiating Interment in Cherman cemetery
A deed records the transfer of the Patere theater property on Franklin Avenue between Stein and Travia. The purchaser is John HM Kitty from Mre Josie FE Bell. The parcel fronts Franklin Avenue and extends to Caroling Street, with specifics about frontage and depth in the record.
Short Texas specials from multiple towns report voter questions, rail and school authority actions, new habits and appointments, and ongoing city updates. Notable notes cover Fort Worth jury outcomes, Galeton arrivals, Abilene teaching opportunities, Brookshire disease checks, and Tyler and Bealy area developments.
Weather reports from Dickinsen Texas note warmer than usual conditions with high moisture content. Farmers report cotton shipments continuing despite cold snaps and no significant frost delaying harvests.
February robbery in Tir. M. Hight of Dakars and Goilnd guinis involved about L100 stolen from a private residence. Three trunks broken opened a area rear of the home of A FB Noble on Mid Ban Pedi avenge. Jewelry and woolen goods taken. Authorities transferred details to Cleveland and continued investigation.
The Texan Swine Breeders gathering in February discussed pie ore and management of pig growth to market. Ed and editor roles for breeder and weeder were named, with talks on advancing the swine industry and a statewide judging strategy. Sherman named superintendent of the swine department, with Dallas Farr and George Gallard elected to San Antonio fair duties.
The report notes a burial at Bast Hill cemetery after a recent death tied to local events. Doctors describe multiple injuries among residents, with Pablo Mata recovering from a gunshot wound. Officer Newson was injured but expected to recover, and a related suspect was released from custody in a matter pending another brief period.
The Ellis County Poultry and Pet Stock Association met in the county court room Tuesday night to elect annual officers. Davin was named president, with K. L. Combs as first vice president, Kentior as second vice president, A. Seokue as third vice president, W. C. Rucker as secretary, Plumbe as treasurer, and Priddmore and Willam Faumhet among other listed officers.
Colmeanel Texas February 5. Last week Mr A D Wilson shipper from the Sveene af Mmler hewn octegonal 4x24 inches 48 feet long clone of kriins. Thilwrans le to bhe Tard for ne hu dredging at Texas City Texne. now engaged in getting two care of impullens for experimental purport Ui hoe ha eee five yeure experience vate yaiber businers in thie country all after t tient will be it aati timber t can be ob here for that purpess.
A garbled necrology from Lockhart Texas reports the deaths of multiple individuals including Mr Web Jom and Captain Sonia Mia with funeral details and family mentions. It notes births in Pere reserve and service in the Sixth wounded infantry, plus several other names and dates in a single community obituary notice.
A freight train wreck near Wing AT toF Uinles A. Koran of Tem pie killed conductor Charles A. Kerse and injured several others. Investigation by the Fort Worth and Denver railway notes a collision and derailment, with damages reported along the RAGMAN line and trains halted pending inquiry.
A garbled note discusses a proposed Beaumont factory and its workers, mentioning the plant’s start and the roles of managers, engineers, and suppliers in setting up machinery, financing, and locating materials. It references the aim to attract workforce and coordinate with local mills, with unclear details on dates or exact parties.
A long awaited bridge project in South Texas near Waoa is finished, hailed for improving traffic flow. Local officials including commissioners and residents gathered to mark the completion and admire the new structure spanning a creek with several acres of adjacent land involved in the construction.
Commissioners Court met to discuss court activities and welfare matters. The session included decisions on guardianship and care arrangements, with references to the Veterans Home and related facilities.
Crono Texan Potmary and others moved to Wylie after noon to close the Wid Neville round balain area. The county will reopen with Will We Role workers returning. gins in Sori Tokns and nearby areas will close this week and cotton markets anticipate unpicked bales as weather remains unsettled.
A grand joint ball is planned tonight by Locomotive Firemen and the Ladies Auxiliary Galant social aims are coordinated by local lodges including Arena lodge 45 and Baroniy 146. Committee chairs from several lodges are named and a formal program is listed with various chairpersons and attendees.
The readable text shows garbled phrases and unclear names. It mentions names like Massheeee and references to wind collection but lacks coherent facts or a verifiable event to summarize. No definite people, places, dates, or actions can be established from the fragment.
A fragmented text describes winter fashion trends and factory displays. It mentions woolen cloth, veils, and various garments, with scattered references to designers and outfits. The passage presents a mosaic of garbled phrases but centers on clothing and style from a historical setting.
A runaway horse attached to a bogey dashs through Main Street Market area striking panic. The animal was chased by bystanders and finally halted by a railroad worker near the Houston and Texas Central line. No major injuries reported, property damage noted as the horse and bogey were controlled.
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