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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1902
Page
7
A dense list of railroad schedules across Grand Central and related depots. It enumerates arrival and departure times for multiple lines including Grand Central, Galveston trains, Fifth Ward, and Columbia and Velasco routes. Includes Sunday specials and notes about exceptions and variations.
Colonel Morse of the Southern Pacific returned to Houston after an ordinary business trip and was reported seen in New York for consulting with Horale of the room on his position with the company. He said no changes concern the Sealing of Horale and emphasized no concerns about reports. The trip was described as routine with Morse at his desk in the Mat era offices this morning.
The period shows unusually few railroad failures with four lines placed under receivers, including the Leavenworth and Lawrence branch and the St Louis line. Bonds and stock totals reach about 1.8 million dollars. notable roadholdings include Pittsburgh and Western and Vicksburg lines, amid ongoing bankruptcy windups and foreclosures.
The article reviews twelve years of foreclosure sales and investor perspectives. It notes a rising financial strain at the start of 102 with many firms reducing debts and interest charges, while some companies face the prospect of receivership or restructuring in a troubled economic period.
Fort Worth Texas January. John P Brown secretary of the International Society of Arboriculture notes efforts to enlist railroads in planting trees along routes. He cites a study by J Sterling Merton and urging widespread tree planting from Texas to Kansas and Missouri to temper winds, improve climate, and support agriculture.
The article notes interest in planting catalpa and other trees across states from California to Maine, highlighting age based yields and market value. It mentions Santa Fe, Ripley, and Denver as players in growing tree supplies, with growing demand for timber and ornamental use.
In Galveston January 6 the report says Colonel L J Polk was appointed vice president of the Gulf, Colombo and Santa Fe after George Sealy’s death. Polk will act in limited capacity while title remains unofficial and most company affairs stay in Chicago. many matters will be handled by Polk from Galveston.
In January 4, Mr Trice at Orange discusses possible extension of the International and Great Northern from Sprigg to Orange. A preliminary survey locks in the path and a favorable view is reported, with plans to push the scheme forward after leaving.
Mr William Mahl, known in Houston railroading circles for Southern Pacific ties, is named Comptroller of the Southern Pacific and affiliated lines including the Tidewater Point, the Oregon Short Line, the Oregon Railway and Navigation, the Chicago Great Western, and the Kansas City Suburban. Gildersleeve promoted. F D Gildersleeve reassigned as passenger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio western group based in St Louis.
Galvemind, from Chicago and the Belt Line of Chicago, visited by officials with Santa Fe, are in Chicago to investigate fuel-oil combustion devices. The delegation, led by Supeinientent Waroer, aims to consider adoption of new fuel oil used on tart Fisit and the associated ions.
A survey for the Oklahoma Southwestern railroad targets Quanah as the terminus with plans to complete the line within two years. The project foresees a tap from near town to the avenue, under company direction.
Ivxns confirms the resignation of 4 Division Master Jamen Lander. He plans to travel to St Joseph Missouri to pursue new opportunities. The move leaves Bol yer Luawa awaiting the successor.
The exact date of Vice President Ham’s arrival in Ilcuston is unknown but officials expect it by mid May with a possible early arrival if weather permits. Authorities emphasize no firm timetable until flight plans are confirmed.
The article argues the body’s immune system keeps people healthy if nature’s laws are not violated. It claims immunity is strongest when vitality is high and only when patiera laws are broken do diseases attack. It warns against running down and stresses avoiding weakness to prevent dangerous illnesses.
Colonel Gresham travels to Washington to press Galveston harbor needs before the Rivers and Harbors Committee. He seeks funding to deepen the channel and repair the jetty, warning a narrow passage could threaten vessels and the port’s recovery.
January 5 news from Marlin Texas reports officers investigating a skeleton discovered about four miles from Martin near a creek bottom. The remains included a No 3 shoe pair and clothing fragments but no identifying papers were found. Authorities pursue leads to identify the deceased and determine the cause of death.
Sealy Texas notes report upcoming events with Prof CC Ologges and Principal Miades Prentice opening a week long program. The town hosts a sack party and a church event on Thursday night as residents enjoy two dances in town and a chance for life improvement.
Alvin Texas January 4 The Alvin Fruit and Tree Growers Association meeting was well attended and interest showed. A committee was appointed to select two men for a berry quality survey and to hear further relation on the selection process.
A brakeman was fatally injured in Longview when a car struck him as he attempted to board a moving train. He fell beneath the wheels, causing injuries that proved fatal at the scene.
Texes Optica Co extends a cheerful New Year greeting from their busy Main Street shop, inviting customers to explore eyewear and eye care services as the year begins.
The readable text mentions Prickly Ash Bitters and a regulator, with unclear context about a chronic condition and bowel movements. Details are sparse, names and places not identifiable, leaving a vague reference to a remedies and oversight.
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