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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
5
The investigating committee opened a session examining claims that inmates at a Confederate Home were poorly fed and treated. Colonel T C Stith testified about alleged neglect, while witnesses described meals, clothing, and living conditions as the panel weighed proper care amid broader state concerns.
Augusta Ark May 10 1901 A reader testifies that iron deficiency causes fatigue headaches and nervous tension and credits Harters Iron Tonic with enriching the blood and restoring strength after years of use. The advertisement claims women suffer from lack of iron due to societal burdens and menstration.
Witnesses describe harsh conditions and alleged mismanagement at the home including food quality, dining room behavior, and staff treatment. Testimony from residents and ex-employees flags partiality and stress on reforms under the new administration. Further hearings planned with Mrs. Harrett providing management context and officials inspecting safety upgrades.
A list of obituaries and death notices from Bonham to Corpus Christi notes the passing of Rev Charles Corstom in Wilawity, Dr W J Jones in Rockdale, and Oliver of Nueces County among others. It records births, ages from 22 to 80, funeral arrangements, and mentions education and community roles.
In Lockhart Texas Ed Larrimore charged with murder of his father in law J W Montgomery faces trial in San Antonio next Monday. San Antonio engineer Chuck Foginver Truehart surveys for a city sewerage system. George E Pickett camp United Confederate Veterans met at the courthouse to elect officers and delegates to the Dallas region. Caldwell County federation discusses formation of a district association for the Twenty fourth judicial district and appoints a committee to promote it.
Thirty members of the Texas Baptist convention board met in Dallas to review mission work statewide. Dr Jambrell reported satisfactory conditions as funds are allocated to retain churches in remote counties. Directors pledged quarterly support and approved the quarter's church work plan.
At Bvestment Texas February 13 forty men clear the site for a refinery two miles south of town led by George A. Mert and other Eastern capitalists. The case between FE H Ades and the National Oil and Pipe Line Co. centers on gate valve blockage and interferences with oil deliveries to Port Arthur vessels.
A Mexican law aims to promote domestic petroleum exploration by granting the federal government authority to issue prospecting permits for one year to individuals or corporations. Permits specify territory and require wells to yield at least 2000 liters per day. Explorations may run ten years with duties waived on exports of crude refined products.
In Jennings Louisiana February reports indicate Southern Well No. 2 HAN reached the ITIt foot depth with drilling continuing into the rock beside a four inch feeder. Drillers probe below the rock with samples matching those from Jennings No. 1 as crews aim to complete the well within about ten days. The Pelican Oil Company plans a similar effort within two weeks and equipment may begin sending samples tomorrow.
report from Veturaco Texas notes the Guffey well on Bryan Heigl is viewed with caution as crews gas up an area near Kebrusry. observers report limited activity and a watchful approach as officials assess risks and monitor potential gas releases while awaiting clearer indicators of pressure and containment.
Vague report from Galveston Texas lists sales activity and stock movements. Mentions organizations and items like a Well Boring company and a stock exchange section with several share amounts and named entities, though many words are garbled.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at mining and machinery concerns in Wolke Texam with references to February dates and water-related peril. The text is incomplete, but suggests inquiry into company finances, salaries, or losses and potential destruction of workmen.
Movements in Brenham and surrounding areas discuss finances and preparations for a lodge event. The article notes a postponed celebration at Peehlenland Wythrevlder Lodge No. 10 and mentions cotton market activity, tax considerations, and upcoming community planning.
Waco Texas hosts the Green's Brigade reunion with plans for February 21 and 22. J Klog chairman reports letters received and a largely attended meeting. Veterans will be entertained at the Mifelldod hotel, which serves as headquarters.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Newton Ceunte attempted to arrest Nathen Jacke, an escaped convict, at his work. Jacke shot twice through a window as the deputy moved to nab him. Dentle returned fire and Jacke died as others secured the scene. Sheriff Davin and County Attorney Tall Weild prepared formal charges. A trial will be held today before Judge Rowen of Et Campy.
The district court of Falls County holds continued murder proceedings against Graham pendits and others accused of killing Alice Boswell at Elliott in 1800. Venue had been moved to Falis County. witnesses who would have attended Mastin’s trial are noted.
Reports from James Vanden Broek secretary of the Nicaragua Steamship line indicate reorganizational arrangements for the banana boat service are expected within two to three days. He says the company has solid financial backing and will raise substantial funds in Galveston to aid the effort.
Galveston reports note of ship shipments for Ceanleva coffee and related consignments. The piece mentions final discharge applications filed in the Western District Court by J. A. Thys and Mrs. M. Ag Hogue of Hedge, Texas, alongside local concerns about rainwater drainage and urban works.
The council voted four to one to approve a five year contract related to municipal water supply amid heated remarks. Private notices suggest a $4 rate for hydrants and a 1.5 percent increase on private connections, with the mayor signaling support for the agreement.
A garbled passage discusses Gilmore and Colonel Hare in a Civil War era confrontation. It mentions Howse and Gilmore, a failed escape plan, and questions who deserves credit for the outcome. The text references prisoners, a strong defensive stand, and potential reprisals during a debated military action.
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