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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR hints a short tale note with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits show sparse phrases about betting or odds but no coherent event, person, place, or date to confirm.
In Brenham Texas on January 17 testimony opens in the case of Mrs. Sataly Vatrice Lloyd charged with murder by poison. Experts are expected to testify about the effects of poison on the human body as the trial proceeds with multiple witnesses.
State seeks rehearing on legal point in Weld and Neville matter. January 17 hearing requested to determine whether court should settle the law before proceeding, with order expected within the week.
Report from Timpson Texas notes shipments of cotton from Bere since September 1 with about 200 bales remaining to ship. Prices stayed steady during the burn season and markets remained uneven. A nearby hay mill expansion with a new 125,000 foot capacity mill was opened recently, signaling ongoing business despite disruptions.
Weather and farming notes from Lagarto Texas dated January 19 describe a slow steady spet taln wince and a fine Keason In the Brain, with cattle feeding on wet gees and corn fared by rain. Ranchers report rain impacting livestock and feed, while vague local references suggest preparations for coming seasons.
January 17 district court heard the cake of Want Roper et al to challenge the frame for an original petition regarding a subdivision of precincts. The court declined to take action on the matter and the parties were escorted to the filing. The case will be appealed to the appropriate court.
Reports from the Herndon well on Campi's Mound AM indicate salt has advanced into the bed unexpectedly. Observation notes mention a striking specimen of the repovit Dembony well in piles and a dramatic change observed on the site.
An advertisement claims a free trial package can restore lost vitality in men. It asserts the Institute, located near the State Medical Centre, will mail treatments to all who write, promising cures for weakness and related male health issues.
A Texas committee of six lawmakers appointed by the lieutenant governor and speaker met in Dallas to organize a fact finding panel on all state departments and mediations. Joseph Henderson was named permanent secretary, and W. K. Bounds and Cayuilu Rn were among expert appointees. The panel adjourned to reconvene January 27 in Austin.
Captain Dunbar of the Flower of Frioce arrived at Corpus Christi and verified cattle deaths near Matagorda Island. He said on Monday he saw well cattle going toward the gulf near the peninsula and later found more cattle inland with several bearing the brand C. M. L. There were no dead calves seen.
Citizens of Lake Charles raise a bontie to move the Baptist State orphanage from Keable. The effort targets £1000 in money. Lake & Union today bought about 300 acres of reed land south of town from J B Watkins for $45,900.
J B Randell living thirty miles north of Memphis was killed four miles north of town when a wagon ran over him. His head and neck were crushed. He was married with two children. He worked on Jb. Randell's ranch and had formerly lived near Abilene.
An early morning fire at a building in Corsicana Texas killed Will Lane. Investigators found his body in the room where flames originated. The cause of the fire had not yet been determined.
In Fornex Texas on January 27 a confrontation left several people injured when a shooting occurred. The readable fragments describe weapon use and injuries but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes due to text damage.
The report describes P. English sustaining a broken bark and critical condition after tearing down a tramp house about one and a half miles south of Alte. The text notes fear and distress during the incident with severe extremity paralysis following.
Residents report a break in the drought as farmers in Refugio endure severe cold and continued dry conditions since Christmas. Local stock and crops suffer amid harsh winter weather.
John Te Rarinwe died at 12:15 p M in the city from injuries received in a Santa Fe railway accident on January 17. He was 76 years old and a resident of Navaneta Vexak.
Austin report details Governor prather and comptroller dispute over warrants for university improvements. Rejected claims total 48 for work not submitted for approval, delays tied to administrative rules. Other notes include charter filings, bridge repairs, and state department finances.
Ships arriving and sailing listed with origins and destinations. Saturnin from Galveston to Manchester New York Alamo from Galveston, Pensacola bound vessels from Galveston Port Ends Candor from New York to Bluefields Soiledrion bound for Porto Rican ports Norfeap and Anselm Br for Port Lamont Dictator bound for Liverpool via Norfolk and Breton and Beith news item catalogues maritime movements.
January reports note three well developed cases of smallpox in Marshall with strict quarantine measures. In Marin, January 29, several cases exist with affected individuals colored as the disease spreads.
A governor's commission travels to Amarillo to appraise offers for a Girls' Endowment School site. Denton and Breckinridge proposals will be studied next, with Tetrell and Jennet to be reviewed soon. Central location favored, decision pending the Austin meeting.
John Devine general manager of Coban Live stock company plans cattle shipments to island port. He indicates tentative stock restocking and multiple consignments through Galverton to Neveligs, aiming to restock the observed area as soon as possible.
A dated advertisement urges travelers to carry Chermherlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before embarking aboard ships. It claims the remedy is pleasant, safe, reliable, and almost certain to be needed, not readily prepared on board. It promotes purchase from all outlets.
The Patt high school in Galveston plans new steam heating after recent board action. Superintendent Mooklie arranged purchase of stoves at 5 each. total cost around 175 with cheaper options later considered as repairs for weeks of discomfort follow.
Negotiations to move the Penman tank factory from feast Chiles Hedhement were concluded today. Mr Beaman will oversee the site near Magnolia cemetery in the northern portion of the ity, with compensation of 1000 for twenty peren of hand labor. The Texas company plans heavier output after moving to East Chicago plant orders, aiming to supply ten to twelve Ok ears of tankage for storage pond construction and eventual sale to New York for broader distribution.
Fragmentary OCR text from Galveston Texas mentions sales activity and several garbled names and places. The readable items include references to Galveston and various proper nouns, but details are too distorted to form a coherent event or outcome.
The Caldwell area reports numerous smallpox cases mainly in the western part and Bragoe region and widespread pneumonia with several deaths in the past week. Health officials note ongoing efforts and urge precautions.
At noon yesterday in Coralana Texas Andrew Toles, an African American man, was shot and killed three miles east of the town. A second unidentified man fired during the incident, though details remain unclear.
Grimes County Democrats presented Neal’s candidacy to voters, pledging support for his run in the Texas Senate. The meeting, crowded with party members, produced resolutions praising Neal’s experience, integrity, and dedication to democratic values, and urged statewide Democratic voters to back him.
A distressed missive from Texov dated January 15 requests readers to copy and forward a proposed solution to the Good Roads problem. It urges local papers to publish the details for public consideration and aims to gather support for adoption.
Fragmentary lines reference a White woman exemplar, engineering work at Argennes, and a public debate on transport finance. Mentions Fane and cities such as Surrey, with hints of a trial, votes, and civic projects. The piece weaves personal reminiscence with municipal planning and political tension.
Delta County court schedules show four murder cases on the docket. Defendants include Trin, Cooper, Terie, and others in a high profile sequence with proceedings continuing through August and dates unspecified. Proceedings list multiple defendants and the case types, with no final verdicts yet.
Fragmentary report describes a perilous moment where an individual avoided cremation. Names appear garbled, with references to Wille swyeilin Wercolin and a mother named Ail wintiere Wehr. Authorities or bystanders and a sequence of erratic actions are noted without clear outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wheat, Texas, rainfall and an uncertain event. The readable parts reference Minera and Palo Pate with unclear context, making the core meaning hard to determine.
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