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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1902
Page
2
An item from Kentucky reports a resolution commending Admiral Low. The text mentions January 27 as a date, and references regional figures and tribal government issues. The garbled prose alludes to a memorial or speech context with a London event noted.
Fragmented OCR text references Koide Ut and Grosvenor Hepburn in a Grand Acme of the Republic. Mentions a department of em moron and a WAFLO executive session. Senate confirms tentative nominations for digital positions.
In East and West Texas a meeting announced political candidates and railroad workers were urged to attend. The event highlighted visions for regional rail ties and state leaders.
Unclear but suggests strong demand in New Orleans for grain and hogs. Wheat and corn movements steady with buyers active in Chicago and New York. Steel market in New York shows attention to premium traders. small price shifts noted as buyers adjust.
The fragmentary items reference police appeals, election questions, an evangelist considering a new venture, an anniversary celebration, and a military lecturer likely to pursue official action. Details are garbled and names/places are partially indecipherable.
The committee revived charges against Colonel Metcalf for allegedly killing defenseless Philippine prisoners during the Philippines campaign. The inquiry, led by the Minerons committee, includes references to Wilder and Mertealf and mentions Metcalf’s prior role as a major with the Wendeth Kaneas volunteers.
In Washington the Senate discussed a department of commerce and pension measures as the House adjourned for an executive session. A heated line of argument covered veterans and Confederate claims, with supporters urging broader veteran preference and opponents voicing constitutional concerns. The session reflected regional loyalties and ongoing debate over military pensions and postwar policy.
Fragmentary historical clipping mentions I Vebidin of Montgomery and a February or January session. It references a petition, a mayoral matter, and individuals including Frederick Bildkevell and Haroun, with other names and banking ties. The text is damaged and hard to parse.
January 13 filing in federal court lists liabilities of 10 205 and assets around 192 61. Thomas Christ a Santa Antonio baker and merchant seeks bankruptcy protection in the Western District of Texas with a petition noting debts to local creditors and the Bank of Sixtswalte.
Fragmentary report from Cameron Texas dated January 12 describes an incident at a livery stable where a person named Kivalte Brot attached a vehicle to a rival property and a dispute over a debt or transaction is noted with unclear details. The fragment mentions J. P. Brooks and Sarntdar in connection with the event.
Governor of Georgia issued a proclamation directing nationwide church services to mark the birthday of President McKinley. The order, responding to the McKinley Memorial Association, calls for prayer and reflection on the late president’s legacy.
Mme Nordica’s appearance at the Montague theater in Nashville drew a large crowd. Her performance received a full ovation, noted for its splendid color and impressive vocal feat during the concert.
A chaotic racing column lists numerous horses and riders including Dagmer, Pitney, Diggminis, and Whitee in a New Orleans track program. The page notes weather clear, various distances from mile to six furlongs, and mentions entries like Veron, Onatiner, Queen, and Jack Dromer with a dense roster of horses, handlers, and venues.
The readable text shows a jumble of place names and fragmented terms. It mentions rivers and hills with errant spellings and unclear context, suggesting a damaged historical page lacking coherent events or narratives to summarize.
A historical racing page lists horses, owners, weights, and upcoming race notes. It includes names such as Katherine Nile, Tyrannus, Parsifal Vie, and Colonel Bal Antwine with various distances like seven furlongs and other selling events. The document reflects a busy card with trainers and possible track conditions.
Report of a crowded London Liberal gathering at St Joos Hall with Lord T, Mr Spencer, and other leaders amid lively applause. The event centered on debates over policy and opposition to Conservative plans, with remarks by Hobmouth and others drawing strong reactions from attendees.
A garbled weather column reports conditions across Victoria, Kenton, Warrenton, and neighboring Texas counties. It notes scarce rain, hard ground, stockwater concerns, and farmers preparing for spring planting while facing drought threats and soil drought impacts.
A bulging obituary list from Texas papers details multiple deaths from January, noting individuals such as Henry Kirachier and Carrie White. It records funeral arrangements, final resting places, and the community’s recall of notable residents, including local merchants and prominent citizens.
In Greenville Texas on July 13 1900s a compact stating support for the Democratic ticket was adopted. Voters pledged to back Democratic primaries and nominees in all races.
Dallas voters weigh a candidacy linked to a state retail and hardware group. The slate includes Canioly W. Richardson and Captain Teharivon in a race tied to railroad policy and party organization.
The Rockwall County Democratic Executive Committee convened at Rockwall and ordered a white primary election set for April 5 to select state county and district officers.
Fragmented notes show Prof. R. B. Cousica campaigning for state superintendent in Denton January 12. Mentions candidates for county offices and district court seats in Stephenville January 13 and outlines primary campaign activity and open sessions.
An advertisement claims Laxative Brome Quinine Taviets cures a cold in a day. It mentions a refined formula and Greve’s signature on a backing certificate.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a widow Slewan, widow of Jesse, possibly a veteran of San Jacinto. The readable portion mentions years and death at her home with unclear surrounding details.
Readable fragments describe a house fire in Ennis Texas and a separate blaze near Rockdale. Damages include $6500 and a piano, with various names and places unclear due to OCR errors. Authorities report a fire incident impacting a residence and nearby property.
A fire damaged a locale described as a gin near five miles from a referenced point on a Saturday night. Authorities investigated damage and cause while neighbors reported smoke and flames as the structure burned.
Fragmented text reports clashes over living costs and wage pressure amid shop work in Tailos Texas. Mentions Koenigsberg, Coney, and silts with unclear links to prices and September timelines. No coherent event or outcome established.
Unclear notices describe January plans for El Paso celebrations during Governor carnival week. The executive will arrive as guest of honor and attend events spanning Tuesday to morrow night with elaborate entertainments planned.
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