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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented racing report from New Orleans lists multiple handicap and sprint events. Winners include Sir Fiorlan and Le Royd with finishers and times noted amid other entries such as El Moran and Saint oe erpt.
The article recounts an in person discussion between We Are Now Out and opponents including Jim and Bob Witerimmens after a previous clash. Promoter Percy Miheger arranged the meeting at Hugaimmons with attendees such as Jeffior Pitts and Ad Fitzsimons voicing aims to secure a profitable fight while critics question the event.
Februate 11.11 has been Prays the World, that T. W. Law-
A historical note reports the yacht Independence, ordered broken up and sold as junk, with parts stowed away and frames plates and fittings preserved for storage. Details on Lawson's plans remain unknown.
A large amateur pool tournament at the Oriental hotel draws strong local interest. Thirty players from Texas and England compete in a fifty night event for a state championship prize of $85 and a gold medal. Jones defeats Borland and leads the field with nine matches to go as schedule lists February dates and matchups.
A fragmented report recounts Boston and Brooklyn figures debating allegiance to Spalding and Freedman factions. Key names include Sollen, Elybets, and Webb, with references to plans affecting the National League and potential shifts in management and player allocations.
The article reviews forthcoming titles and debates within the American market. It notes authors like O'Teare and Frank McChorney and references past favorites. It discusses prices, anticipated demand, and rival publishers, with opinions from industry observers.
Steer roping matchup pits John Hewitt of Sao Angelo against John Marish of Peis for a $1000 side. Both men are noted ropers with records on the circuit, and the event headlines local prospect.
Mil ton Moris traveling partner of the International and Great Northern rail fund and his bride toured Palestine yesterday with Mr and Mrs Adour and Mr C Gardner of San Antonio as guests. George Wrele and wife returned home after eight days in the area. J Brokaw, a practical nurseryman, settled into a larger mission north of town. The movement he started is seen as a benefit to local fruit growers.
Purchasing Agent Cobden of the Swift company pressed ahead today with brick purchases for a large packing house in Fort Worth. The deal was made with Texas Pacific Coal Company of Thurber. Estimates of brick total vary, with rumors of up to six hundred thousand pieces. L Walters, superintendent of buildings for the Swift company, communicated from Chicago. J. Shapeon, rehousing agent for the Armco, arrived in Fort Worth tonight.
The Hempstead commissioners court met February 11 and accepted E C Perry’s resignation as justice of the peace for precinct No 11. C M Soraby was named to fill the unexpired term. Winn Greer was appointed to serve on the court for precinct No 5, to fill the unexpired term of W G Ford.
Funeral services for Hon. T. A. McCampbell, who died yesterday of pneumonia, were held this evening under the auspices of four Knights of Pritans. The procession moved despite bad weather and the service took place at Bayview.
La Grange Texas February 1 On account of the removal from this city of Mr B Levhomann city treasurer Vex
Fetnell today announced the office transfer and appointed Mr Low Prede vlty traus fer to serve the extended term of Mr Angust Lorsnin. Angust Lorsnin received his commission from Waenbluiden to continue as a town official. The court met in regular session yesterday and will handle a volume of business this week.
February reports from Gonzales Conwy and nearby Texas areas indicate scarce stock water but generally good ground for farming. Milestone notes from Milano Mare County mention improved crop conditions after sleet and snow, with attention to pasture and corn acreage. Mount Caln and surrounding counties report limited water for stock and drinking.
Fort Worth notes stir election talk with references to candidates Hongerian Ounilldam and Jneweloro in reflection on reg Lal site. Denton reports Denton County leaders push for legislate seat bids while Shelby County executive committee orders May 1 primary slate and supports governor nominees. Local races across Sulphur Springs and Center noted with party activity and potential date changes.
Fragmented weather notes indicate a weakened front bringing colder air to the Pacific Northwest and upper Midwest with shifting winds. Expected variability in temperatures and precipitation potential is noted, with light to moderate rain or snow possible in parts of Washington and surrounding regions.
Fragmentary notes describe observations by Wicited Stated at Somim with mentions of Meridien Hie. The illegible text limits clear facts or outcomes and no further details are readable.
Fragmented OCR describes construction and local activity in Forney and Potand Texas. Mentions trial, Main Street, and insurance or legal mentions. Notes about residents, stores, and weather effects on building sites.
A largely attended meeting of the Victona Eastern Star Chapter in Victoria Tennessee featured a theme on ceremony. Violet Heekine of Outton was honored as the inaugural member and Kate Beyen of Dyes attended as graduating matron while a banquet followed the ceremonies.
In Crawford Texas on February 11 Captain Knopf of Company M Fourth Regiment Texas Volunteer Sub resigned last evening. Second Lieutenant Cosgrove was elected captain and Sergeant Pownall promoted to second lieutenant. Mr Alex Bennett of Gatesville was appointed assistant cashier with the bank.
A brief note describes teething in babies and mentions soothing the gums with a soft pad or strap. It highlights that teething causes drooling and discomfort, and suggests gentle relief methods for infants.
The first train ran today from Deming to Bisher on the El Paso and Southwestern line and trains will run into El Paso from Deming via the Santa Fe line.
Reports from the White House indicate The President's son Theodore Roosevelt Jr is showing signs of improvement from pneumonia while doctors warn the illness remains serious. Officials in Washington and New York say the fever has abated somewhat and prospects for recovery are cautiously optimistic.
Fragmentary Washington and London dispatches discuss United States and British roles in postwar diplomacy. The text references inquiries into intervention, pacifist sentiment, and potential reprisal actions, naming figures such as Lord Cranborne and Lord Pauncefote and mentioning Cuba and the United States relationship. The OCR reads as an uneven synthesis of diplomatic controversy with conflicting positions.
In Washington on February 2, a tentative plan showed Nir and Bailey to lead an international dam project in the Senate. A profiled note outlined federal action. proposals to fuse sympathy for New Mexico and Mexico's border issues surfaced alongside calls for funding and congressional timing.
In St. Dmilan on February 1 Judge Yin presided as Orient Attorney Vork pressed for a discipline inquiry against cashier Mar soul and others amid a grand jury summons. The Continental case names unnamed officials and outlines requests for fines and further state action.
Capitol Syndicate Sales reports the Farwolla of Chicago as principal owner in the X7 TF ranch with Ray Wright handling wealth and land transfers. The listing shows acres allocated to Matador Land and Cattle Company, and other tracts totaling thousands of acres across Wisconsin. The document notes multiple owners and large land parcels to several companies in a single sale.
In Abbott Cock, a local figure described as “born tired” channels energy from a fund drive into activity at 617 Male street. The scene dares to vent exuberance despite unclear context and messy wording.
Fragmentary OCR text references a public event with names like Heart Zeigenhuty and Wrigin, mentions a canal and bridge project, and lists officials and agents. Details are unreadable. core items include testimony from witnesses and a public works context around a city area and river infrastructure.
Murky details from a Chicago assembly outline suspicions around the Sigten acl Cupremitge in a clash of factions. Officials say the event drew scrutiny for procedural gaps amid shifting alliances and late-hour bids.
A Denison resident dies following a medical issue, with authorities noting complications connected to an illness. The report records the incident occurring in early February and mentions next steps for verification.
The owner of the Rape hotel in St Louis was burned Monday morning. The fire caused damage and investigators looked into responsible parties. Local authorities and witnesses described the blaze and its rapid spread.
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