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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
5
Austin January report on Senate amended resolution pressing for a constitutional convention. Goss and Da vidon push to preserve homestead exemptions and rail regulation while opposing broad revision. House to vote next week on flood district exemptions and railroad commission amendments.
The record details a Texas Senate session with debates on a proposed constitutional revision, including swearing in delegates and provisions on homestead protections, railroads, and tax powers. It covers committee actions on venues, quarantine laws, public school curricula, and numerous bills ranging from land validation to health and penitentiary reforms, with adjournment noted for the following morning.
Ayer's Pills are recommended as a gentle liver regulator to improve mood and nervous system by taking one pill nightly for several days. The ad claims the pills clear the brain and relieve low mood, citing a testimonial from S. L. Srenuson of Columbus, Ohio, at 25 cents per box.
The readable fragments do not convey a clear event or entity. No names, places, dates, or actions can be determined from the provided text.
The text shows a contested push by individuals including Warrier to immediately place four detailed desltuated actions, aiming to open the market to Plery uly and seek support for a toolpom price of dry gracing land at 80M per acre.
In Tocwrtapa Texas on January 2 two groups gathered to protest proposed changes in the Kupeus Giy Sowwen charter. The confrontation drew attention as officials prepared to present supporters and opponents with evidence and legal arguments in a bid to resolve disputes over governance and citizen participation.
Reported in Cavor Texas and surrounding areas are several travel and visit notes. Jane Gerralt made a business trip to Arran Koucinetly while Mr CEO Gibton returned from multiple points in Southern Texas. Mrs Plunkett of Woeo plans a visit to her mother and Mrs J A Brown. A Puler retired from weaving. Marguerite Palar and Jaunto Gitsci returned home after a period away. Mire J I Poco traveled to Cameron to visit relatives. Lacy Brown and Birdie McCrary are visiting in Alsitin.
Appleby Thanh and Sangary encounter a troubling medical case described days after a peculiar experience. A doctor reports a difficult symptom involving a child, while others discuss an unusual winter ache and a concealed oiled area. The account hints at a hidden discomfort and a long, burdensome ordeal.
The report notes cane growth and planting in January at Cane Culture sites Wonton and Deena. It mentions yields and profits, with references to Atonee and Mears Davideon, and estimates an average production of about twenty tons per acre under rich soil. The conservative figures suggest strong potential returns for this year.
An Albany reading drugstore reports Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a pleasant tasting tablet remedy for catarrh. The ad claims the tablet combines eucalyptus hydras tic senquinaria and other catarrh ingredients, with no rosin or minerals, and cites general satisfaction and quick relief with permanent results from extensive use.
Catalog copy notes Lazadye Bromo Quinine tablets marketed for cold in head relief. Includes dosage and warning lines about use in adults and children, with cautions on interactions and to consult a physician if symptoms persist. Product appears in a retail listing with price references and shipping notes.
Auston January 25 reports a wave of charters approved by the Texas governor and adjutant general. Firms include Athens Cotton Oil of Athena with $50,000 capital. The Galvestonians of San Antonio. National Savings Company of San Antonio. Hooks, Easter & Co. of Itasca. and Beaumont interests including a Oil and Pipe line venture. Also notes a penitentiary financial report for December and a series of local obituaries and civic updates from Austin.
The Texas Commercial Club held a meeting at the Drickiit hotel parlors in Austin to form a State commercial pageant body. EB. R. Russell of El Paso led the gathering with Haswell as temporary chair and 8. A. Pishburn as temporary secretary. A permanent organization committee was appointed including J. W. Ihe gins Waco and Tom Richardson Houston. Richardson addressed the group on Organization and Management of Progressive Commercial Bodies, with his address ordered printed.
The Texas gathering discusses taxing reforms and exemption policies for industrial expansion. Delegates from Waco Dallas El Paso and other cities push for state support of manufacturing, permanent organization, and a Dallas meeting set for April 10 to advance the plan. Participants include W Rigging Lewin Miankett E P Ryseoll E F Ryseoll Tom Mehart son and others from major Texas cities.
Officers have been unable to locate Peter McMelland and his wife who vanished from their outpost while a search continues for the missing Mrs Geome Riley listed in the county record.
Fragmentary text mentions a wedding with a plan to keep apart, a man awaiting a return of a wife with her parents, and a cave referenced as cretting inna Potearest in Waow, suggesting a reported event but details are unreadable.
Fragmented notes report assorted subjects across Texas towns. Mentions include petitions, market actions, indictments, oil searches near Strawn, and local events in La Porte, Paties, and Pallas with scattered names and dates.
Reunion announcement for Tom Gmeen BG Ad and Annton Tennlon set for February 1 and 23 in Hillsboro with county camp and veterans group. Invitations extend to organized camp members. notify Mr. De Wortel, chairman. One and one third fare allowed over Texas railways. John G Hankin, Secretary.
In Lyonewood Texas on January 24 the jury returned a verdict of guilty in the Pearl murder case at 4:00 pm. The panel fixed the death penalty after being out since yesterday afternoon.
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