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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
3
Readable fragments suggest references to a local event or person names but key details are garbled. The text mentions times and actions but lacks coherent facts, making precise reporting difficult.
In a February 20, 1900s session, Representative Richardson defended a plan for a Pacific cable amid criticism from Mr Corliss. The debate touched on government versus private construction, rights of corporations, and consular service debates as the House adjourned after lengthy remarks.
A brief and uneventful adjournment closed a short senate session after delays and interruptions. Amid calls by Rep. McMillan and remarks about the death of Crump of Michigan, the journal was approved without comment and the chamber adjourned.
Special to The Post from Waehuston, February 25, reports the Galveston inner harbor project and Trinity river improvements were not recommended by the committee. The discussion shows opposition focused on benefits to local deck and wharf companies and concerns over interior harbor funding and federal authorization.
New Orleans reports indicate two favored steeplechase jockeys J Wolur and B Slater were suspended but allowed to ride out the meeting. The entry list shows multiple horses and bets, with clear weather and heavy track conditions noted.
The Texas World’s Fair commission announces western and southwestern counties lead in organizing World’s Fair efforts. County chairmen named as delegates, with executives forming plans to choose exhibits and fund subscriptions, as lists of chairmen and towns across Texas are attached.
The Tyler bond case conclusion favors the city of Telny for a portion of the bond amount, with a verdict noting concerns over legality and construction requirements. The ruling hinges on whether the city could back a project affecting about 10,000 residents and the water system involved.
A bankruptcy petition was filed in Paris Texas on February 25 by GL H H Gollerg of Olarkayil TG Clee RIGA. The filing seeks a bankruptcy proceeding with claims likely involving a loan or policy related matter. details are limited in the fragment.
At a Jennings Louisiana meeting of stockholders of the Jennings Telegraph and Trust Company, L. Paredee, William Taylor and D. J. Bwoot were chosen as commissioners to handle the liquidation of the bank.
The Comptroller of the Currency approves the Citizens’ National Bank of Livingston Texas with 25,000 capital and authorizes the Jasper National Bank of Texas to begin business with 25,000 capital.
New York February 26 A G Spalding expresses pleasure over the recent baseball advances. A telegram from the National League leaders at Pittsburgh notes support for the campaign to elevate baseball, and a pledge to avoid evasion of key principles. Washington’s birthday event cited.
February developments in Texas detail indictments surrounding Scott and others. Officers sought Garbeul Scott on governor’s orders, with confusion over warrants and locations in Grimes and Bexar counties. One indictment accuses Brett of murder in Grimes Prairie. other counts include complicity and a separate default charge.
Wharton Texas Ferroart 25 Mr RE Browilog contracted for elm piling for the Port Lavaca pavilion foundation. Marc Taylor of higo arranged logistics with local officials for hundreds of red elm poles. Experiments claim teredo resistance in water. pavilion to be durable with glass bath and main walls. Opening anticipated early this summer.
Chicago February 25 Young Cor Tote and Terry Mellevern agreed to an 20 round match to be staged before club exhibitions. The fight must weigh no more than 17 pounds at 4 pm on the day. Entries and forfeit terms set with Corbett and McGority managers, with receipts due by April, and the winner to receive a percentage of the purse.
The Democratic executive committee met to decide on a county primary date and delegate process to nominate candidates for state and district offices. Committee motions set May 10 as a target for county and district conventions and required candidate pledges and pre‑printing of names for ballots.
February 24 reports a smallpox case in Corsicana Texas. Health Officer Jt. McCieng ordered isolation after Millie vhoxon on regress contracted the disease and showed symptoms.
The National Council of Women closed its triennial session in Washington on February 25. It elected Mrs. Fila Smooth Dusenberry as a delegate to the National Congress of Mothers in Someson.
An old advertisement touts Hunt's Lightning Oil as a universal remedy for bruises cuts sprains and aches. It emphasizes speed and effectiveness with a bold claim of guaranteed results and a low price.
An item lists remedies for ailments with garbled phrases about cures and prices. It mentions a product named Kimmone Comes Srris and a general promise to relieve hoarseness and colds. The text reads as an old catalog or advertising snippet with unclear branding and pricing.
A strong Galveston delegation leaves tonight for Dallas to attend the Democratic executive committee meeting. They aim to influence the choice of the venue for the next state convention and seek Galveston’s selection as the host city.
Palestine announces W M Lacy as candidate for Congress amid religious notes. Funds nearly complete for a $10,000 Methodist church project in progress. Rev William Tardy of Nacogdoches leads revival at Baptist church as Rev Cuddy steps in. Local church events and clergy changes mentioned.
Reports from assorted Texas towns on February meetings show executive committees naming primaries dates and candidates. References include Allen ta elect talat attotting, county judges, and congress inquiries with multiple counties mentioned.
New York February 2. On unquestioned authority extensive plan for refunding the Southern Pacific high interest bonds is prepared by management. Controlling parties favored directing current earnings to property improvements and financing betterments. Opposition arises as debate over distributing some funds to individuals and the minority grows. The plan aims to raise credit and enable comprehensive financial operations while maintaining funds for improvements.
February 25. John Potter, an employee of the Powell tram, was crushed to death last night while unloading logs when a rolling timber struck him. He leaves a wife and eight children.
An eighteenth century patent style claim markets a laxative made from an active principle from Black Root. It promises action on the Iyer valte calomel with no griping or stomach sickness. It is offered at a price of BS cents per bottle and claims prompt relief from constipation with no unpleasant aftereffects.
A garbled dispatch from Charlotte notes a resident in a horse owned by Mrs. Stonewall Jackson. Reports from New Orleans and New York mention strikes, statue delays, investigations, and legal notices. Descriptions of Depression in Britain, river projects in Georgia, and a Wilmington postal disruption appear, alongside a Delaware county postmaster appointment.
Harwood Texas reports a hail storm lasting ten to fifteen minutes with ground cover but no damage due to warm ground melting. In Jennings Oil Field a severe wind and rain storm caused damage to fences, horses, derricks, and routers with lines delayed by the weather.
In Beeville Texas on February 2 the damage suit Henry Karab versus San Antonio and Aras was on trial cases heard in the county court with testimony presented by the plaintiff and defense counsel.
Cuero Texas February 25 The Cuero fire department held a meeting to plan an April 7 trumpet paving contest with four prizes. First prize a cash grant second prize cash third prize cash and fourth prize cash under State rules. Committees were appointed and visiting Bremen guests will be warmly welcomed.
A talk on the Boer war in South Africa was given at the German Lutheran church by Baron de Gloxberg. The speech highlighted coalitions and the impact on women and children. Proceeds from the event benefited the Red Cross society.
The sixth National Congress of Mothers began in Washington on February 2. The afternoon program included an address by Mrs. Theodore W. Bley, greetings from various organizations, and reports from officers committees and delegates.
Local truck growers association obtains a Walle Famwe Kapraes eon to open freight space on the Antonio Aransas Pass railway serving Beeville Texas. Work on pulling is to begin soon.
Ground covered with hail last evening in Hartietsville Texas. hail eased after dark, leaving sparse ice on sidewalks. Report indicates some damage but no major injuries or incidents reported.
A fragmented advert claims Hunt's Cure treats ringworm and similar skin conditions with a guarantee. It cites a price of two cents and hints at a remedy for related ailments in a brief product notice.
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