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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1902
Page
2
Severe weather and crop losses reach Garland County Arkansas and New Orleans. The storm brings broken crops and disrupted sews, with reports of record damage and ongoing cleanup efforts.
A May 11 cable report notes President Roosevelt intends to go to the people with the idea of a second term to fortify the nation during looming international quarrels. Burton Wins asserts continued opposition to the Moorron appropriation amid tense debates. The Mayflower voyage and related wartime logistics are briefly referenced amid broader government actions.
The text appears to be an OCR garble referencing a royal court, likely involving a queen, a king, and state officials. Names and places are unclear, with many misspellings and misordered words. The readable bits suggest a ceremonial setting with officials and potential judgments.
The report cites Austin area disruption and county events in Angelina and nearby regions. It notes bond and insurance actions, a Dallas suit over damages, and county officials debating election alignment. Crop losses push grain and livestock markets while rail and provision stocks show mixed movement.
In a weather disrupted day at Washington Park, Memphite announces new signings amid heavy rain that halted events. President John B. Nickita backs the move as tensions rise toward Soutien Lenane with the Memplitz club sustaining momentum.
The note mentions large scale improvements at Penloon funded by Haty 16 and a per diem system that will have little immediate effect on most U S railroads. It also references Morgan and a legal matter involving Judge Bryant and the Belt case under consideration. Security updates and local disputes are noted.
A historical note describes scrofula as ancient and unchanging, linking it to consumption and widespread mortality. It outlines effects on glands, mucous membranes, bones, and skin with symptoms in the neck and eyes and mentions failed attempts to eradicate the disease and personal suffering.
Ad copy fragment notes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim to grade or cure scrofula and a worn system. The text suggests marketing language for a 19th century tonic, with promotional tone and health claims.
Lawmakers suspend rules to push minor measures delaying adjournment. Conference report on the Philippine appropriation bill discussed at length with votes on amendments, including private corporations provisions and territorial governance. Debate features Cannon, Moy, and Cooper as key voices.
A proposed interstate effort seeks to revoke a federal measure, with observers noting potential Texas financial impacts. The fate of the plan hinges on legislative steps and legal interpretations, as advocates argue for swift action to limit nationwide costs.
Anomalous reports describe council actions on city governance and investigations. Citizens and officials face unclear terms and appointments as a recent incident draws scrutiny. A fire explodes into public concern after a school-related event leaves several children involved.
A special dispatch reports Mr Burton stating the House has no intention to grant Firg Section more than its share in port improvements. The levee districts and harbor channels from Galveston to Morgan’s Cut and Harr iburg are discussed with divisions one and two to be completed within set costs. The statement aims to halt local press speculation linked to the La Porte paper’s Western World coverage.
In Washington a heated exchange pits Piatt Connecticut and Hanna Ohio against Bailey Texas over Cuban annexation. Senator Filkins argues for annexation as vital to both nations while warning against Cuban reciprocity only and urging prompt resolution amid naval funding and canal strategy debates.
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy as the best cure for kidneys liver and bladder diseases and related ailments. It cites symptoms such as sediment in urine frequent urination back pain and scalding during urination. A testimonial from Rev Henry P Miller claims rapid improvement after two weeks. Available in multiple bottle sizes with free trial sample by mail and trade through Houston Drug Company.
Senate debate centers on Cuba annexation and reciprocity as Mr Elkins and Mr Hanna spar over McKinley Roosevelt policy. The discussion touches on American sentiment, independence of Cuba, and potential annexation plans amid wartime funding questions and a brief extra session.
June 10 Sherman Tear reports Mrs William Huffman wife of Division Roadnameter Huffman of Fresco railroad died at 10 15 pm from burns after she tried to light a fire about 6 pm using coal oil. An oil can exploded igniting her clothing and burning her body despite husband and neighbors warnings. The house did not burn.
Reports from Llano County indicate a severe wind event caused damage across Jano and Tease areas. Homes and toners were blown down and telephone wires were torn loose, with storefronts smashed and damaged windows observed in several locations. Local assessments and figures were not yet complete.
Bulletin from Buckingham Palace reports King has slept well with no bad symptoms. Queen remains at the sick room with constant attendance while children are occasionally seen. the palace notes the wound dressing is painful but necessary and there is cautious optimism about progress. The Prince of Wales rode with Princess observing from the palace windows as markets respond to royal health news.
The text notes the king’s improved health and his definite plan to occupy the royal carriage in the procession. It mentions other Seger family members and foreign princes in London and states no further bulletins will be issued tonight.
Representative Hutgens met with the White House to invite the president to visit Galveston during Texas tour plans. Senate passage is pending on a Coro Cross bridge bill while Texas figures travel to New York and a bribery inquiry into a Dallas Vest purchase nears a report with no bribery found.
In Pittsburg Texas on June 08 a Black foreman named Cole who was sent to lead a cotton bolt crew was shot by white assailants and seriously wounded. Cole was fired upon as he neared the work area and struck by bullets. six shots were fired but he survived. The incident has caused concern though no further violence is reported.
In Sherman Texas on June 30 F B Dil di truateo sold the C D Smith at of drugs furniture and futures to Groi Kel Drug company for 400.
Judge J Burnett referee in bankruptcy lists claims against officers and a Texas firm. The document names Mike Remley, Alvinih E Nott of Dateeliid and others in relation to discharge proceedings.
A claim markets PAZO OINTMENT as a cure for piles without surgery. The ad asserts itching relief and promises refunds if the product fails to cure, urging readers to try the ointment.
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