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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1901

Page

6

The Biggest Engine in the State at Citizens' Electric Plant

Houston city notes the installation of a 1490 horsepower engine with a 51 000 pound wheel by Citizens' Electric Light and Power Company. The project aims to bring the largest engine in Texas online, marking a milestone for local industry and power supply.

Citizens’ Electric Light Ietel Logan Texan Espectric Light On Power Company Houston Vesterday Exas Tre. I. M Galveston Bia Las Texas Teoueton Frecesber Delis Frogia Seimber L.A Rintsi

Texas Wonder Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Cure

A promotional notice from Denison Texas in April touts Hall’s Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. signatures include J A Meadows C Allabrook Hil C Sims F F Hornback.

Denison Texas Uno 1 J. A. Meadows Allabrook Hil C. Sims Hornback

Unitet Modern Celebrates First Annual Houston Gathering

The Unitet Modern holds its first annual celebration in Houston with a packed hall and 1000 attendance claim. Supremes from Denver and Dallas address members as Bayou City lodge No. 104 hosts a formal program of music, recitations, and refreshments under orderly committee leadership.

Unitet Modern Turner Hall Houston Lonely Dog Schrom & Diehia Orchestra Aupreme Horn Order M. Johpson Chincellor Denver Colo M. B. Johnson Dallas Johowen Kolik Ing Johnson Dalat Supreme Lodge Trey Duval J. 4G. Boyd Bayou City Leon B. Sith Pues J. G. Boyd F.C. Hoggeits George N. Tatroy Avancier Wilson M. Soiuwa Zulde W. Wake We . Tarver Warren A. Bo Ammerinlo Wateemin Ro A. F. Gardi W. W. Lake F Otarie Hime Vicor George N. Torrey Cheirman W. W. Ralston BR. i Batu Lake B.A. Parrell Mire Jia Lang Lucy Mayeee Mra P. S. McDoonell Quill Mcfonnell B. A. Milsons Sam Swinford Puga Mamma Little Ruby Givens Piute le Babiland Torsohak Puecal Leene Schram Sc Bee Burchfield M. Downey F. Charles Hume Rue Cuma Rowadle Munger Avon Mine Vorasolo Frincs of Ordera Gray’ Bhields Saoreo Gene Lear

Trustee Sells Land In Bankruptcy Case For 50 Acres

In a Sterling City records listing trustee Wie ne of Sam Allen Lumber Co bankruptcy conveys undivided half interest in 50 acres to Sue B Baker under court approval. Another deed shows William and Mary Strode selling 108 17.1 acres and 80 acres north of Clear Creek to William A Weeelson for 2700 dollars.

Sam Allen Lumber Company Sterling Myer San’ Allen Lumber Company Bagheap Sue B. Baker Poe Riteon Morria Femgue Wiliam Mary Strode William A. Weeelson Clearcreek Holeton Pupvey

Visitors and arrivals fill the Bristol hotel scene in Dallas

A flurry of names and travels fills the Bristol scene as guests arrive for visits and rooms are taken by figures including J Lyont of Rowton and Vic Hite of Kennan City. Special examiner C. Loachy at the Bristol and Mrs Parker’s death are noted as local movements unfold.

A.B. Sydoor San Jacitro Tila County Pridericus Albertuk Chriatianus J. Lyont Rowton Tha "Brintel Vic Hite c Kennan City Ertetel Dona Dallas Deer Galventon Bristol Mimi Pam St. Joule Watt A Moore Auriciow Tier Brisein Port Feng Alre Oriacoe Crawford Street Win Davia Aira M. Ryan Chenango Mutohinw Womeniry Jackson Street G. Campbell San Antonio Briatol J. HM. Kenley M Strat Bros. & Co Bina Fort Worth Amore Rice Hotel Yenterday Sire Hoot Candrad Mieurm Jr. C. Loacuy Waters S. Davis, Jr John P. Smart New Orleans Aperit Haat Hulchina Howe Bint Bag Southern New York Atlante Robert Tools The Post Mijlaw Yeuterday Tonle Mary M. Parker Ely Parker Plititor Aeitiory Dallas Mira Tool Tote Dalaa Severe

Miss Pertha Gordon Hosts O P D B Club Event

City brief notes Miss Pertha Gordon hosted the O P D B club at her corner Silver and CQ streets with festive decor. Officials report undelivered telegrams at Western Union. A theater program at Morrin's featuring automaton Peyo Punch and Judy show and dances for children. refreshments served.

Pertha Gordon O. P. DB. Club Corner Silver Mr Streets Western Union Telegraph Company Ll. HW Dieter, Mee BM. Hoel WY & Belcher J. Ei Harlow Mae Compo Board Company Des 4 Worley J Start Sint W. W Millnn Walter Austen J.C. Baldwin Morrin’ Blechle Theater Center Street Alvinion I Lowe

Primrose and Dookstack Medical Company Concept

Fragmentary note discusses organization and equipment of a medical company with focus on proper proportion, design, pricing, and public presentation. It hints at procedures and safeguards but is incomplete.

We Tite Aiedcal Company Wen Lnok Po Aga Ag

Plan to colonize Mexico with Oriental laborers

The Call reports a San Francisco scheme by a $12,000,000 steamship company to colonize Mexico using Oriental labor. Promoters seek fishing privileges and coastal properties, inviting Chinese and Europeans with special rights, and proposing duty-free Chinese goods for forty years.

San Francisco Cal Mexico Government of Mexicin

Catarrh remedies and medical notices in 1900s ad text

An extensive and promotional text discusses catarrh as a common ailment in the United States, naming remedies with Sluck's Catarrh Tablets and Squart's Catarrh Tablets. It claims rapid relief, warns against mineral poisons, and notes composition ingredients. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a mother's favorite and a stock meeting in Portis, Texas, about a $15,000 mill, with rail rate discussions.

United States Drugeiais

Morris matinee at popular place delights ladies and children

Prof Morris plans a special matinee this afternoon at his popular amusement venue aimed at ladies and children. The show arouses strong public interest as crowds gather, with carriages seen filling the street and a Punch and Judy act promised as an extra for youngsters.

Prof. Morris Morris Howeton Peelo

Private sale of Allen Laimbor Co assets in Polk County

Notice of private sale of the Allen Laimbor Co assets including Janis and planners, in Polk County, to be conducted February 1 at an offsite location, subject to court approval. Reserve right to reject bids. Send bids at once, in bulk or separately. Sterling Mayor, Trustee.

Sele Cohen Dick Dowling Larsoter Lee Robvert BE Wermoreland County Virginia Geners Gordon Memphis Collrides Robert B. Ler Allen Laimbor Co Janis, Uilli Planerd Polk County Sterling Myor, Trustes

Madam Rumle Palm Reader Crowded at Rice Hotel

The noted palmist Madam Rumle attracts large crowds at the Rice hotel with many turnaways and requests for later engagements due to high demand.

Rice Hotel

Pan American Exposition Reading Offered Free

Readers seeking engaging material can obtain the Pan American Exposition issue free from W. G. Konipaca Route 57 Main, Buffalo New York, for the event running May 1 to November.

Buffalo New York Scireales W. G. Konipaca

Weekly Trade Review Reports Steady Orders Across Markets

G Jou & Co notes a slight overall improvement in business conditions with steady commodities and sustained orders to manufacturers. New York sees higher activity though retail trade lags usual patterns, while textiles face limited improvement and coke and iron sectors weigh on the market amid logistics and weather delays.

York G. Jou & Co Gill New York Fie Cion Vie Piel Weelius Sol Hades Benmyete Megehey Ordre Wadi Collection Bspork Inquitiva Con- Gelisville Onoalile Hons Howey Litera Tacroia Turketa Tro Fours Ag Atothe Generis Haseen Ieee Sitn Mirket United State Amd Canada

Speculation Lagged in US Markets as Trade Wanes

January reports show lag in speculative demand across textiles, footwear, and household goods with firmer signals in Southern and Southwestern trade. Open season boosts distribution but orders for Spring are trimmed. sugar rates adjust downward and cereals weaken amid global export concerns.

New York Wandaw G.aen India Coleg Pittebure Mhese Mie

New York Markets React as Election Theme Shifts Attention

In New York the stock market faces attention shifts as election themes emerge. Analysts note a rebuilding momentum after declines and warn that the market may need time to stabilize. Investors focus on potential policy impacts and the pace of economic changes ahead.

New York Stk Chou Vlmust Piris

Health Officers Meet in Temple to Form State Association

A January 18 gathering in Temple brought county health officers from across the state to discuss forming a permanent association. Despite few present, attendees planned a program covering smallpox and scarlet fever, legislation needs, diagnosis, and duties relating to the county health officers and the county commission. Dr Thomas Moody of Paris chaired. Dr J N Meduteeson of Temple served as secretary and the group elected a temporary organization.

Temple Texas Jae Thore Thomas Moody Paris Pri J. NM. Meduteseon Témple Counsy Commission

Bellville Texas Court Case Reported Today

A garbled court note from Bellville Texas references Davis and a munier proceeding in a district court. The fragment mentions public squire and a 1900 date amid unclear text about verdicts, penalties, and an associated payment figure.

Bellville Texas

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