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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
8
A dispute over profits and accounting arises between Palllipy and its customers. George L. Inneen, a former newcomer, brings a detailed report of the Grail in May corn to the Palllipy operation, with clerks pressed to prepare statements and a review of ledgers.
A report from July details the puzzling vanishing of G A Curiate in Nagoetorhs Tezet. Wives and family members fear foul play as detectives search ferries and nearby routes for clues while authorities pursue possible bankruptcy connections.
The Pace Holding convenes a national congress in Misszekai on July 2. Delegates from all states attend as Rev. T. Eo Topp is elected president and W. EB. Gilestes named secretary. The group plans ongoing discussions on leadership and policy directions.
The United States Gtor Corporation announces a dividend of 2 percent on common stock at New York. The payment is scheduled to be made September 14 to shareholders of record on the specified date.
A group including Miss Willie Per gis Annie Hard Resin Hust Elsie ver Mamly Ethridge Melle Bishop Byttte Zacsey Maggie Hague Roesell Farris Prof George L Medulian and Bartes Cram ey will view principal sights of interest to Colorado and area before returning home. They plan to visit the Ye Park and other regional attractions during the trip.
Citizens support the planned electric light plant and street car system as Terrell considers the project. The Terrell water works will add wells to meet rising demand for water.
In Hreyowowd Texas yesterday the Knights of Pythias and its subordinate lodge held a service and uniformed march in memory of a late editor of the Peron Valley News. Participants included the order's members and local attendees.
A Greenville Texas report describes a woman accused of threatening the Nexlandeli in the local community. She was brought to the city after a reported shooting incident Sunday night and will undergo a lunacy examination to determine her mental condition.
Warrenton Texas July 2 preparations are under way for Fourth of July events at Roundtop Oldenburg and Ruter with weather conditions to determine observance. Limited details available. no further information on schedule or participants.
A Frenchman named H. Marrell was struck and killed by a northbound passenger train near Hatlue Texas on July 2. The incident occurred early morning as the victim reportedly attempted to cross the tracks, with authorities investigating the circumstances.
A tragic drowning occurred as two young men, Jean Curzon and a companion, vanished in the Ormulgee river area near Marne Ge. The bodies were found later in the river, prompting a jury in Ur y ief to review the case and pave the way for further inquiry.
Secretaries Hay and Long were absent from the cabinet meeting as business was light. A proposal to raise age limits for postal service carriers and clerks was discussed, with 18 as a cutoff for clerks and related notes on service years and eligibility. The plan aims to set rules for prospective members and outlines next steps for approval and timing.
The article reports on Jose Wes Singtes and others charged with entering an unspecified location in Savannah, Georgia. It notes the defendants face trial in the Sertness district court and mentions restraining orders and court actions involving officials in the state.
Probable conditions show foggy to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers. Winds from the northeast around 9 miles per hour, temperatures rising midweek then cooling later. Moderate warm spells expected with cooler nights across the southern areas.
Thorsen and Feo secured a decisive win against Waterloo with a three point lead. Hurley suffered an injury as the contest concluded, while Gretell and Heres contributed key plays in the close game.
Fragmented OCR reports on reserved lands and homestead limits with references to government actions, titles, and dates. The piece mentions Sioux and Westiight region notes, with vague dates and policy terms, implying official restrictions and reform discussions.
Washington July 2 reports show receipts and disbursements totaling 2254.09 in current cash flow. Listed items include salary and petty expenditures with named officers and departments referenced in the obscure OCR text.
The State Department will not pursue action on an alien’s claim against the government of Mexico. The case references alleged official actions and a separate incident involving a broken water pipe in a street, with further legal and administrative language indicating no prosecution or remedy action.
The quartermaster's department announces construction of quarters and barracks for Coast Artillery troops. The project aims to improve Army buildings and facilities as directed by Congress.
Fragmentary dispatch from Washington mentions Griers Magime Gear as a Cohsu leader and party posed. It references President McKinley and Secretary Rect with unclear context and incomplete quotation.
Workington July 2 The president appointed postmasters including Kanes lescoir and Jerk G with Caroline Giwetivilie and Doterzon Pr named among appointees in a partial local list.
A fragmented text details a July window with names Wicker W B Samgel and F Bartle Jett traveling from Greenville to Gatesville for a meeting. It mentions Mr Tattle and Hobart with unclear roles and several garbled phrases.
Mount Calm Texas July 2 A village event announcement notes a Woolen product sale and a community program at Hill County picnic with details blurred in the OCR text. The readable items show a local gathering with planned activities and a charity or social purpose.
Corsicana residents decorate for Independence Day with community groups and local sponsors staging patriotic displays including parades and neighborhood lighting in preparation for the Fourth.
A Weatherford banker and former cashier and paper superintendent was accidentally killed at his home on July 2. The incident occurred during a discharge of duties, according to local reports.
In the twentieth fourth Soutp ending at eight marks the Cotton Region Syllem concludes its sequence. The report notes the time followed by the final series.
A dense, era-soldered meditation on memory and longing speaks of immortal features and a beloved presence. The speaker muses on love, loss, and yearning, invoking celestial images, shifting landscapes, and the ache of reunion across time and space.
In Quebec the Reeling mine tunnel accident trapped workers as gas fumes filled the shaft. Anthony Miler aged 22 and Patrice Gallagher aged 14 died. eight others aged 11 to 18 were overcome but survived after rescue. The tram stalled and gas forced victims to the ground. some were pinned beneath the track. Rescue teams freed and revived several victims.
Judge Estes rules that natives of Guam are not eligible for U S citizenship. The decision hinges on interpretation of the native status and bloodline criteria. The article notes debates over Polynesian origin and the path to naturalization within the U S framework.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Lithographing Stone find near Rpllingfield ML dated July 2 with A Leamy of the United States Geological Survey arriving to inspect a city location and a large era. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A large blaze swept through the Metropolitan Coal Company facilities on First Street in Boston at around 3 oclock. Firefighters battled flames as buildings, wharves, and coal piles burned, with authorities pledging further investigation into the cause.
A Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern passenger train struck Oliver Madman and Joseph Gottinvans in Waterton Iowa on July 2, killing both men. Authorities investigated the incident and warned of lingering rail dangers at the town’s crossing.
The article discusses China's future amid potential partition and the impact on global trade. It warns that a division could trigger uprisings, disrupt commerce, and provoke reparations debates among great powers, while weighing possible rebates and equitable terms during wartime disruption.
An early 20th century commentator debates the fight over labor and technology. The article argues engineers resist piecework and premium pay while stressing wage standards and the social impact of machine aided production.
In a session titled Music Teachers in Session, Matloay and Obla Jity lead the Muscle Teachers' Nations as they begin the thirty third Hate Fic tery ctuidey convention.
Fragmentary report mentions a cycling mishap with a rider thrown from a wheel and notes no injuries expected. details are garbled and names unclear.
A garbled 19th century advertisement listing medicines and prices from A. & Whaling druggist at 2 diel street. It mentions Bavinems and other items, but the text is largely unreadable.
The New York Journal describes powerful rays of light and electrical devices used to treat consumption. It notes high intensity lamps, 20 and 60 candlepower, and a system concentrating rays onto the lungs with a cooling medium between. Two methods are outlined to apply this light therapy to patients with extensive lung involvement.
Special to The Post reports brokers held no auction at the exchange door as bids rose for a bale of cotton grown in a distant region. Prices opened around 15 cents a pound before a buyer pair, Seldenburg Co, secured the lot. The bale weighed over 400 pounds.
A fragment describes searchlight like devices directing light to treat chest conditions and illuminate therapies. It cites Dr. Moun Biover of New York and Dr. Beper’s discovery linking electric light to medical testing, detailing experiments on vegetation and patient exposure to violet and blue rays for therapeutic purposes.
C A Culberson will attend the 2 Afoorth of July celebration in parts of Culberson County and Mount Vernon Texas. He will deliver an address on that day.
The article details a movement led by Carolus Duran proposing height based mating rules for men six feet and women five feet ten inches. It traces wide debate in Europe and Algentia, noting support, opposition, and historical echoes about breeding and heredity, with mentions of nobility and public figures.
The Niagara bank, a state institution in Buffalo, has closed its doors. Superintendent Kilborn posted a notice on the doors stating the bank has closed and been taken into possession. The bank’s leadership and ties to the City National Bank are noted as factors in the failure.
Comptroller Dawes sent a telegram to Forow Rayner, receiver of the Seventh National Bank, New York, confirming his telephone message and noting a careful and complete examination of the bank’s backs. The dispatch references ongoing bank oversight and formal communication between federal financial officials.
An old advertisement touts Blood Balm/B B B as a cure for blood diseases including scrofula eczema cancer and ulcers. It claims to purify blood, restore vigor, and offers free advice and a bottle by mail from a Houston supplier. It stresses patent medicine branding and doctor approval.
Partial OCR snippet references United States district attorney and a probe into a banking matter. The readable items mention an office and an investigation directed by the district attorney. No clear person, date, or location is identifiable.
At Pocahontas Virginia Jely 2 2 Revayl spoke on a station platform and answered questions from the crowd. He said Democrats must face consequences of past election results and insisted he would rather fight for principle than win by backing a policy that harms the party.
Harris County sheriff's department releases notice seeking arrest of J ert Hendricks alias Robert Vaienting in connection with a theft of a J R Fens Duke Tera gtr. description includes height about five feet, 135 to 140 pounds, facial scar, and distinctive horse brands IT and J with a half circle. rewards offered.
A tornado struck the shore of the Hudson River near New York in the afternoon, carving a path several hundred feet wide. It damaged windows and structures along its course, with debris and wind effects reported near a penitentiary cafe.
July 2 report notes torpedo boat Biddle held by authorities after failing to meet contract speed of twenty four knots. Unofficially, the vessel reportedly reached about 28.6 knots during a home voyage, raising questions about test procedures and performance.
Ratified the agreement after a July Reading meeting between chairman Rotlep and president Haer. Workers voted to return to work Friday. hammering out terms at the strike meeting attended by leading strikers.
Havana July 2 A commission reported to form the electoral law for Cuba at the constitutional convention. No action was taken.
This afternoon W H Kerfoot Welch succeeds the late Kerfoot as corresponding secretary for the Raptes home mission in Atlanta Georgia. News notes a leadership change dated July 2 in the report.
On July 2 reports say the brick business house of J H Rarnal in Mount Calm was pushed rapidly and others were rushed to safety as flames spread through the area.
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