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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
12
Claims no repulsive dose and presents the product as a pleasant tonic for chronic rheumatism gout and dropsy with prompt pain relief and possible permanent cure. Says restored strength and health when hope is gone and endorsed by medical authorities. Sold by druggists and grocers.
Cornelius Fuchs sues Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co for injuries from a streetcar wire contact on September 3, 1900. He seeks damages of 4000 as a companion case to a prior suit against the same defendant and related local parties.
A monthly report to The Post thanks readers for generosity toward Faith Home. it outlines ongoing needs to extend age limits, raise funds, and secure supplies. The note lists individuals and groups who contributed meals, crackers, furniture, and transport support, praising community kindness and urging continued help.
A California Figure Syrup Co advertisement promotes Synur or Fies as a pleasant tast ing laxative. It stresses cleansing the system, aiding kidneys, liver, and bowels, and claims safety and freedom from objectionable qualities. The ad notes senna and aromatic plants provide medicinal effects and urges buying from the Canivonsta Kia Syrep Co with full company name on packages.
In Hopeton Holatita area, Kate Mun Ia reports Barrett owner of Huckot Store as Mehnl partner in Patel Hone ri Cn Oyregach case. Texas works and daily hours noted. The notice requests public patience as investigations proceed by Santi and WE company.
The ceremony occurred last night at the Church of the Annunciation with Rev Father Banteld officiating for Mr M Doyle and Miss Gerrrinte A Beakway. Attendants included Miss Jowphinne O’Vennor and Miss Hesate Millivan. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Mexico and Colorado Springs after a reception at 1707 Dollan Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Doyle Lawler. The bride, Houston native and former teacher, will reside in Hoywsten with Mr Doyle.
A Metiean defendant faced grand jury action on charges of larceny and burglary involving articles from a local business owner. Police investigations led to arraignment, with evidence including a prior knife wound incident. The case proceeds to trial in Justice Malgel's court, where a $120 fine was discussed for James Green.
A distressed woman, Clara Raney, sought custody of Chief Blackburn’s child, claiming the Vag was left with Mrs Nelven. Chief Hookburs was informed of the case and police advised the rightful guardian be found, noting the child should be returned to the person who cared for her.
At a meeting of the directors of the Planters and Mechanics National Bank held yesterday, W. W. Withoo was elected a director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Calcom John H. Barnett. The president position was debated, with Colonel Barnett's fitness noted. A. Reemanetswan was advanced to vice president, while Hy Fila win Ice, a board member, was elected another director and vice president.
Deputy Collector N Q Henderson of the Port Office advertises hours from 16 to 3 pm for tax stamp applications. Taxpayers with time starts in July must file timely requests for special stamps. applications sent in January will not be accepted.
Beaumont council updates July 1 report shows improvement bonds registered and funds anticipated for street and ordinance work by late August. Mentions Texarkana and Port Smith Railroad case verdict, post office and federal court construction, and ongoing interior finishing on the new building with local contractor activity.
Reading from a hibiscus faded page, town notes recount court fines for minor offenses, local lectures, and school events. The piece lists residents, families, and speakers, mentions a city dispute over hog pens, and notes a trip to Fort Worth for a government service project in South Africa.
Colonel John Sharp of Los Angeles, director of the Los Angeles Development company, arrived in Brenham for a brief stay and registered at the Pschange hotel. He disclosed a large real estate plan involving 40 000 acres, 18 000 of which lie near Gilroyville, with a 5 000 forfeiture contribution to begin operations within thirty days. The news surprised locals familiar with his activities and past ventures.
An account from Douglasville Georgia notes a violent incident on James McKlane's plantation involving Jake De Vous a Negro who after a mule incident returned with a Winchester rifle and fired at two men injuring none while a pursuit began. Local authorities pursued the suspect after a Sister McKinnon and others reported the shooting.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local financial series ending soon with expected funds or payments in February. The text is unclear about exact amounts, dates, or involved parties.
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