Houston Business, Mortality and Rainfall in 1901 Highlight City Trends
The year 1901 in Houston shows a net increase in bank clearings totaling 871,560,070 with a mixed monthly pattern and a high yearly total. There were 82 deaths, noted by race, and rainfall records across the year with the hottest day on July 18. Fire losses reached 2708,575 in insured and uninsured damages. real estate transactions and business changes mark a cautious start to the new century.
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Houston
Cowie
Sudan
Uo Ul
Sgeesreeunse
Ottober
S.cscgeee
Duiutiaty
Wosay
Dari Arto
S.s
Caren Andr
Regithe Rice Vote Update
Partial OCR reads as a brief item about election results or votes. It mentions names and numbers in a fragmented form, with unclear context and dates. Further readable details are limited in the source excerpt.
Mingo Tribe and local contests spark city notes
The Mingo Tribe No 8, improved Order of Red Men, elected officers including sagamore Downer and records chief Abell at Inst ton on Hunt Moon. Bowling contest set for today at Turn-In alleys with three teams. Left Handed club held a presentation for A M Morris. Manufacturers' meeting at 216 Main Street on Thursday January 2 1902 to elect officers. Sergeant John Howard resigns to run for police chief. Pleasant New Year gathering hosted by Antonio at 1802 Houston Avenue. Investigating Committee of Harris County Bar resumes work on unprofessional conduct reports. Retail Clerks Protective Association held its annual meeting and set committees for by-law revisions.
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Moon
Bachem
G. M. Downer
Sagamore
W. P. Boone
Marmion
George A
Flon
Gray
H.C. Mowenart
Houston
Spagpant Howard
John Howard
Sergeant Howard
Harris County Bar Association
Houston Bar
C Ammittes
Wittesses
Ec Fons Aerenas
Retail Clerks' Protective
Mondaralgh
Godbold
Thalian Club Ball Glamour at Assembly Hall
A detailed report on the Thalian Club ball at Assembly Hall last night, praising its planning and execution. The event featured a snow themed room, elegant decorations by Massie Chek and Santer, a grand cotillion led by Brown Botts and Miss Vanaloa, and a midnight multi course service with oysters to champagne. Guests included many out of town attendees from Galveston Beaumont and Austin among a long list of prominent local figures and families.
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Massie
Chek
Santer
Briliina
Sterling Myer
Election slate for organization officers announced
The list names Jonas Drnnenbeim as president R T Archer as first vice president FF Co Treadway as second vice president HW OR Fowler as recording secretary Mika Pindaiels as financial secretary Mies Raleieh as treasurer HOM Smith as 1 T Vers Sol Sehoonmang and EL B Godhold as executive board members. The whole will be elected at the next general meeting.
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Jonas Drnnenbeim
R. T Archer
Co. Treadway
Werond
HW. OR. Fowler
Recording Secretare
Mika Pindaiels
Mies Raleieh
Treneier
Hom Smith
T. Vers
Sol Sehoonmang
EL. B. Godhold
Goble Wildyard
Directors present testimonial dinner for Adair at No-Tsu-Oh
The No-Tsu-Oh directors held a 2 o'clock meeting at the Business League rooms where Frank Jones presented James H. Adair with a chest of nearly 100 pieces of solid silverware in honor of his service as president. Directors discussed officers for the next carnival and approved continuance of Adair and Palmer in leadership roles, though they declined those positions.
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Business League
No-Tsu-Oh
Adair
Esthem
Wichoof
God, Palmer
George DP
Brown
Watsiner& Jones
McClellan
LiWenthal
Sie. Adair
Mensré
Aflair
Pitmer
God
Ince
Menurs
Doh Mettelson
Boenter Thutchins
Frank Jones
TE. Diluhal
George L. Glass
Inter
Wilre
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for Kidney Disease
An advertisement claims kidney and bladder diseases can be cured by Dr. David Kennedy's remedy. It warns of symptoms like back pain frequent urination and urine changes and urges readers to mail for the product. The text markets one bottle and asserts broad cures for kidneys liver and bladder.
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Alek
David Kennedy
Bronfe
Rug
Stoten
David
Kennedy's Corporation Ad Offers Free Entnahte Pamphlet
The notice mentions Kennedy's Corporation of Nendant New Zealand offering a free pamphlet to readers. It states entnahte mentions and advlom will be sent without charge, inviting attention from the paper's readership.
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Kennedy's Corporation
Nendant
Pamphing
Entnahte
Advlom
Onn
City Briefs From The Night Telegram Office And Local Events
Undelivered telegrams sit at the Postal Telegraph office on Mall atte. Festivities at Stray's Bayon Finn and the Tale al tele park on Sunday are hosted by younger members. A local inspector keeps the office open from 9am to noon for taxpayers to file assessments. A wedding is planned at 6:30 pm with the ceremony performed by Reverend Hay. Various society notices and a robbery report near Sulphur Springs are noted alongside church and council items and a minor fire scare at Bryan Hall with no damage.
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Postal Telegraph Office
Mall Atte
Tor
Welt
W. G
Holcomt
Hallion Nod Fj
J. Kibeselt
Thurtie
Schneider
Tax Ianoneer
Kop
Siam
R Pom
A. HH. Westall
Mise Horn Irwin
Ker
Angleton
Jidee
A.C. Allén
Criminal Market Court
Allen
Bryan Hall
Personal notices from distant travelers and locals at the Rice Hotel
The city hosts a string of visitors including W. A. Henderson of Diles at the Bristol and Miss Marie Childress of Dallan visiting a friend, with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Smith of Hillsboro among arrivals at the Rico hotel. Also noted are A. M. Morrig of Morris Bros traveling to New York, Rev. W. A. Mowen in town for the Texas Christian Advocate, and George W. Bancroft of Oraige visiting yesterday.
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W. A. Henderson
Diles
Bristol
Dixie Bo Fucker Gol
Wilkins
Fidtenia
Beletol
A. M. Morrig
Morris Bros
New York
Mra. T. B. Smith
Hillsboro
Texas
Rico Hotel
BR. Foster
Aunteville
Marcellus
Foster
Ted Gibson
Mise Lila Gibson
Webmond
Marie
Childress
Dallan
Vera
W. A. Mowen
Texaz Christian Advocate
George W. Bancroft
Oraige
Seanlan
Smithville
Rice Hotel
Gertrude Wohsted
Louise
Antorlo
Stary Pert
Investigating Committee Names for Texas House
Speaker Prince wires The Post with the incident committee names for state department probes. Tray Henderson, S. K. Boyd, and W. T. Shannon named. Shannon first term freshman, Henderson long-time chair. Governor skeptical on intra committee loyalty. Lieutenant Governor Browning to announce senator members next week.
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Browning
Austin
Texas
Prince
House of Representatives
Post
Incen
House
Tray Denderson
Lamar
S. K. Boyd
Hin
W. T. Shanney
Well County
Shannes
Henderson
Heyil
Shannon
Bord
Rocks
Aes
Amarillo
Oh Lin Fintt
Senate
Annual Ball of Locomotive Firemen Auxiliaries in Bryan
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Ladies' Auxiliary hold their grand annual ball at Bryan Hall in Mayon City. Invitations issued. committees named from Bayon City, Chapin, Bacon City, Utopian and Haven City lodges with officers listed for arrangements and reception.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bryan Hall
Mayon City
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen No 4
Bryan
Pebriary
Bayon City Lodge
Gen
A. Whick
Androw J. Hirrell
Chapin Lodge
Walker
Ivy Toulman
Bacon City Lodge
Jin Monaghan
Chairan
Murry Bough
Beene
Bertha Monaghan
Ivy Holliman
Milpne Fitilek
Hereption
Haven City Lodge
Thomas Whitmerah
Fred Keeler
Dan Sherry
Abopli Jodgis Mia
Mollin Cox
Katie Swift
Lola Shopioer
Minor
Michael Welan
Huruiny
A. A. Ritchie
John Ward
George Able
Kk. Munger
W. E H. Bartig
Welcoming in the New Year by Noisy Celebrations
The 1902 new year arrival in Boston was greeted with unusually prolonged whistles guns and fireworks beginning at midnight. The sonic display lasted about thirty minutes with bells and blasts from street toys, far exceeding prior welcomes and filling readers with a noisy festive welcome.
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Bouston
Perdon
FBI
Beaumont Budget Echoes Kirby Lumber Plant Move
Beaumont reports Kirby Lumber Co may gain possession of Beaumont mills this week with $2,000,000 in bank funds poised for payments. In district court, William Boblin wins $2,500 against Texan and New Orleans railway after a bridge accident. Federal building move promises crowded offices as Beaumont grows.
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Kirby Lumber Company
Beaumont
Texas
Alto
William Boblin Wan
Texan and New Orleans Railway
Wohlia
Keith
Guiley
Mme
Federal
Fomoreow Nls T Ap
Coppage Appointed Trainmaster for Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Galveston Texas December 81 T B Coppage named trainmaster of Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe with headquarters at Temple replacing H McCammon rearward. Coppage formerly served as trainmaster for the Missouri Pacific in Arkansas and was in the city last evening with Division officials.
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Galveston
Texas
T. BF. Coppege
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Temple
H. McCammon Reargard
Coppage
Mingonrt Pacific
Arkansans
Unclear fragment hints at temple recital and new ditties
Fragment mentions superintendent Scott Coppage and Metam temple setting up revdviews for new ditties tomorrow.
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Scott
Fh Metam
Coppage
Temple
Fire Damage Destroys Groesbeck Texas Simmons Building
A block fire destroyed the Simmons building and adjacent properties in Groesbeck Texas. The Cosme company stores and Browder grade goods suffered extensive damage while the Greenstone Dry Goods store and others received partial loss. No fatalities, injuries reported to firefighters who aided the blaze. Insurance coverage and values noted for stock and property losses.
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Grovntoock
Texas
Balidige
John Simmons
Gordon Nistatt
Simmons
Ouaiitz
Browder
Yalldlig
Gropateeck
Sitios Bolt
Sitios Bolt: Fit, Fede Situerive
Valde
Ip Sirake
Tre Uriek Dulliing
Cmiathel Doit Browder
Samine Stiranve
Simmons” Ateehw
Pistarey
Residence at Pike McKinney Pexds
The fragment reports a residence event at Pike McKinney with a burned hen belonging to Walter Sturt in McKinney county. Details are incomplete but indicate a local mishap involving livestock and property.
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McKinney
Walter Sturt
Hin County
Yerterdiy
Movement of Qogean Vessels Arrivals and Clearances
Special to The Post from Newport News reports arrivals and clearances of ships. Saturnia from Galveston heads to Manschwater. Noramina Bri from Gilverton to Copenhagen. Las Myliias-Salias Perlesa from Bri to Gallveston Liverpool. Thunstin from Galveston. Shimara for Galveston and New York cleared. Nnecew from Port Hinds arrives. Yedde 686 from Pipes. Chymple from Diets Lith to New York. Ueki Mo to Cuba. Alvala to Hamburg. Goyard from Span to Bristol via Norfolk.
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Newport News
Saturnia
Galveston
Galled
Manschwater
Norfolk
Vwa
Nomainia
Gilverton
Copenhagen
Las Myliias
Salias Perlesa
Cgailveston
Liverpool
Thunstin
Taltinore
Shimara
New York
Nnecew
Poot Hinds
Mt Stele
Yedde
Ueki Mo
Alvala
Itnburs
Goyard
Span
Bristol
Texans In New York Special to The Post
Texans registered in New York include Mrs. George Larmour and Miss Ida Larmour in Houston and Murray 1 in Austin Mre with William PL Gaines at 6ff Avenue Imperial. In Dallas William Stewart and wife Neth enlam are listed along with Rose Laporial Trier Converse Molland Mithittwoten Roondlidtd Grand Texas M Doyle Uston Square.
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New York
Houston
George Larmour
Ida Larmour
Murray
Austin-Mre
William PL Gaines
Cane Belt Moathraad Texas Circular No 4 Appointment
Circular from Cane Belt Texas signed by Vice President and General Manager Wool Eldpupe lists appointments and firings. Confusing names Timlin Boyden and others appear amid bureaucratic terminology. The notice references dates December 31 and January 1 and mentions positions in the Cane Belt company.
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Magic Take
Texas
Moathraad Cow
Hage Take
New General Manager Chosen for Hearnes and Groves Valley RR
Mr. P. A. Cornin has been elected vice president and general manager of the Hearnes and Groves Valley railroad and has arrived to establish the new headquarters in Hivarne Texas.
Alto-Fete Buys Out H. Gets & Co in Firm Change
Alto-Fete acquires the firm of H. Gets & Co and will continue the business under new ownership. The change signals a continuation of operations with the same services and staff likely retained.
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Houston Produce and Commission Company
Baldwin & Cargill, Rowrider
Houston Produc and Commission Company
Alto—F.ete
H. Gets & Co
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