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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1901

Page

3

The South and Its Commerce Future Urged by Real Estate Board

A South real estate address extols vast cotton wealth and Southern resources. It argues slavery hindered growth, credits postwar reforms, and urges investment in manufacturing, railways, and crops to advance the region’s commerce and national standing.

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Local Meeting Seals Plan for Market Stabilization

In Lake Charles the Rite Millers Association met behind closed doors to arrange a plan for smoothing cheese market flow and avoiding overloads. A search for Cap Kaige dominated nationwide headlines as crews from the sea marsh conducted a lengthy, tedious hunt with no body found. A Broad Street Methodist service opened a Week of Prayer with Rev. W. Taker and Dr. Alison outlining aims while Presbyterian church sets a prayer service at 7 29 o clock for the Day of Grace and world Christian outreach.

Luke Cumring Cap Kaige Broad Street BR. W. Taker Alison

Oil Strike Near Beaumont Attracts Citywide Awe

A Beaumont Texas oil well three miles south of the city blew out sending oil a hundred feet into the air. Captain Tatoar and others watched as the gush began around noon with estimates of flow up to a thousand barrels per day possible. The accident drew crowds as crews worked to control the stream and set up a temporary reservoir while plans for future wells were laid.

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City seeks new school space to house growing students

A fragmented note discusses expanding capacity for children as the city faces crowding in classrooms. It mentions the need for more room to accommodate attendees and the role of schools in serving the growing population.

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Engine arrival boosts works at Orange yards

An extra engine from Beaumont arrived in Orange to assist at the lumber yards as work increases. Two more engines are kept busy with timber hauling while a mill accident at the Sehra Moore Lumber Co caused minor injuries to an employee. The Lees & Co firm, allied with the Alva millinery, see changes as Mr 1D My adjacent partners purchase the business and plan continuation.

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Local News Wrap: Arrests and Elections At Wansahachie

Texas January 6 report notes a youth of 18 arrested for trying to pass a forged 912.59 check on Citizens' Nations Bank and sent before the grand jury. Local cotton mill directors elected HB A Thu Hoe as president and T A Farris as vice president. J Morseton Miller as treasurer. Leo Todd as secretary. Ky Rewin as general moneyer. Texas Mortgage Bank paid a 4 1 2 percent annual dividend.

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Hearne Plans Grand Masquerade Ball February Fourth

Hearne Texas residents prepare for a grand masquerade hall event set for February 4. The previous masquerade event drew a large crowd but excluded married couples and children, with plans forming for future festivities. Local planter Mr. Farland of Branjebothani was seen buying supplies, and Mr. Harland announced he would leave his Hearne plantation to move west with livestock ventures.

Hearne Texas Fiarland Branjebothani Harland Sta Ood Atock Raising

Mexia Briefs: Local Deaths and Business Transfers

January 10 Mexia notes report Lile Frank age 1 died after a fever illness. The Weekly Lodger changes hands with C. C. Cox selling to N. D P. Payne. Office moves announced as A. Kindred and wife depart the Ladger to Panola.

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Lawsuit Against Katy Railroad Over Injuries

In Greenville Texas on January 10 John Hawk fon Oledault files damages suit against the Katy railroad in district court seeking 10000 dollars for personal injury. He alleges improper care and failure to properly guard cars on which he was riding after an accident in July 89.

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Defense Insanity Argument At McLean Trial

The trial focused on insanity as the defense for the defendant in the McLean case. Prosecution and defense presented contrasting testimonies about the defendant’s behavior and mental state, with experts to testify on probable insanity. The defense asserted that years of exemplary habits could hide a disturbed mind, aiming to conclude the evidence by tomorrow at noon.

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Sherman Charter Amendment Forwarded to Austin

A draft to amend Sherman city charter was sent to Representative Uarbison in Austin and is expected to go to the committee on githes and towns next week. The amendment would authorize the city to issue bonds up to six percent of assessed property value and replace the ad valorem tax rate with a new levy, with a five year limit on collecting any resulting tax.

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Waco Municipal Primaries Call Set for January 14

Judge Rh. Scott of the city democratic executive committee has called a meeting for Monday night January 14 to determine the manner time and place for nominating candidates for city offices in the current election. This will be the first meeting since the organization last summer.

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Hill County Court Abolishes Purchasing Agent Post

Hill County commissioners abolish the county purchasing agent office and order four new road graders and four camp wardrobes, one for each commissioner’s precinct, as of January.

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Mark-Down Clothing Sale Offers Large Overcoats

Readable text advertises a clothing sale with heavily discounted coats for men. Prices range from 10 to 40 dollars for overcoats with several listed amounts and a note that the entire stock is reduced.

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