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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented timetable lists several trains with arrival and departure times at Grand Central Depot and nearby stations. It notes services by Grand Central Depot, Central Deze, and multiple rail lines with times ranging from early morning to midnight, including expresses and expedited trains.
July reports from multiple counties describe cotton new growth in some areas and good prospects in others. Beacons and showers noted in Bee County and Victoria. while Travis and Wood Counties report variable conditions with storms and rain timing affecting cotton outlook. Overall, prospects for a strong crop depend on rainfall distribution and continued warm weather.
A July meeting at Trier Texas inflames plans for a new Texas and Pacific railroad link. Residents demand a county road toll and a rail rate schedule from the Fessor Cel railroad company, with talks of lines to Galveston, Houston, and Shreveport. Local leaders Jester and Bergfeld preside as committees form to push access, while New Towns on the T and N C map show routes north of the county seat.
The article outlines Kenneth Mkenzi as a leading candidate for the direct navigation post and wharf superintendent at Gatreston. It notes organizational backing, with L. Meantet and others expected to support the bid, while mentions of Oh proposals and the Southern Pits region suggest regional impact and potential promotion.
Reporters and officials discuss the ongoing Santa Fe strike and its impact on service. Government figures weigh options as workers protest amid rising tensions and potential area-wide shutdowns. Local businessmen fear losses as operations face interruptions and authorities prepare contingency plans.
New York July 1 The directors of Lacriveile au Naweile ratiread declared the regular 24 per cent semiannual dividend. A payout for the year totaled 1,792,300 with gross earnings of 1,007, not clear. Operating expenses rose, while increases in net income and shareholder distributions are noted. The report mentions the Nogales date and other items, with several figures misread in this fragment.
In July a labor dispute escalates as striking workers confront management outside the Sante Pederricn facility. A fire or blast injures a worker during a chaotic scene as police and guard details attempt to maintain order and protect company property.
Reported at Galveston as the railroad committee seeks rate reductions across distances. The convention favors reductions, with lines like the Katy and Santa Fe showing openness, while Tallivads and others press for clearer terms. The Southern Pacific and related routes face questions about their willingness to lower fares.
The commission issued orders in Atstly Texas on July 11 regarding Application No 224 by the Tegan Milan Railroad for authority to transport coal and related goods. It sets per tie and per ton rates to Paris and Port, with adjustments to existing approvals. The afternoon session amended Joint Application No 23 of Santa Fe, effective June 31, by adding a third provision on rates from points east.
International Survey mentions Norge Prairie Terna with July references and names such as J DB Trammell and J.B Cale. The report notes reactions from geopolitical observers and references Greece and Turkey in a European context. A correspondent claims plans to attend events in the Adriatic region and references a Texas visit.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Galveston maritime scene with names like Jolie Reiner and J. Adrionee, referencing ships, a potential move toward Corpus Christi, and a plan to run a trade route along the Texas coast. The garbled content mentions dates, locations, and ship crews in a period newspaper tone.
In Fort Worth a tram strike disrupts Santa Fe operations as two engines suffer damage while guards protect machinery and property. Tension rises between labor actions and company crews over access to critical rail equipment and depot areas.
The scene near Fort Worth centers on a frost delayed route to Charles Hesij intersection. Officials discuss grading and inspection standards while lines posted at Capliily indicate a broader emended plan. The rally features commentary on costs and a noted 319,000 midre figure tied to the region.
In Anderson, engineers from J. Di Wole and Tra minetl. with Neriesta, Nerthers, UVrads officials inspected tank facilities and discussed project timing. The group, led by Br. Weed Hydebyston, toured the site and reviewed equipment before noon.
Fragmentary text notes Mr Mill traveling through Galveston and Welds with references to Manzeer Howston and Hindenmen in July plus a last night event and a public entry. The readable parts suggest an itinerary or travel report with local names and dates, but specifics are unclear.
In Austin Texas July Db The Texas Arkansas and Louisiana railways today paid the competitor 40 passenger tax of Bla Te pater hee sarnlogs for the quarter ending.
The article lists several railroad men visiting the city including C B Sesten of Northern Painte andrews traveling freight agents from various lines such as Southern Pacific and Katy. It notes a Katy freight report of loading thirty cars of potatoes from North Texas in one day and mentions a big excursion train from Galveston via the Southern Pacific with tickets priced at one dollar.
Amid a fierce struggle at Port Lavaca the scene centered on the chamber wall of Anderson's office as officials from the Southern Federation debated the ceremony and the Halveston celebration. A fiery exchange and warnings of consequences followed with ties to the Galveston area and the Southern Pacific line touched upon in this tense report.
A heavily garbled Texas specials page lists scattered names, places, and events. Mentions of Te soto Atlanta Sanme damaze and various local figures suggest a roundup of pastors councils, council meetings, and community notices across Cameron Bryan Morlton Wacil and other towns. The legible items name individuals like Rev. Ho Patina and Mike Gogelo, with references to meetings, church trees, and civic actions amid a windstorm and erratic OCR text.
Travellers on the double tracked route are told of ample comforts and safety appliances. The report notes enhanced weatherproofing, updated fittings, and orderly conduct for passengers. Details include travel passes and the cautious state of the line as observed in San Antonio Tek, Morris Hill County Texas.
The notice discusses allocation of funds for various institutions across states and territories, detailing the Treasury’s plan and the per-institution payment, including specifics on timing, sources of money, and applicable provisos for 1890. It notes that some funds will be advanced to Indian Territory and Alaska for readjusted purposes as part of a nationwide distribution.
A damaged text fragment touts De Witt’s Witch Hazel for piles burns sores and other ailments. It claims temporary or permanent relief though the source is garbled and unclear about proof or endorsements.
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