Committee of Citizens A Move in the Rope of Settlement
A perfectly quiet day at the shoos posehmen on duty with nothing to disturb.
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1902
Page
8
A perfectly quiet day at the shoos posehmen on duty with nothing to disturb.
Fragmentary OCR yields incoherent passages with scattered names and numbers. The readable items include references to locations like Texas and New Orleans, names such as Mercury and Seweil, and isolated phrases about concern and procedures, but no coherent event or report is discernible.
Local dispute over differences between explores and the rulings of state is tied to a threatened strike by Southern Pa workers. Citizens, police, and company officials discuss arbitration while crucial meetings and votes loom amid fear of disruption to elections and daily work.
Fragmented text describes a labor strike involving workers at a southern plant, with mentions of 275 employed and a committee led by James Brows. References to locations El Pano and Seachern Pacter appear, but many words are garbled, leaving the core event as an ongoing strike with meetings and potential impact on communities.
A report from Houston dated July 15, 1915, announces First Brigade L. C. V. appoints Maud Matees as sponsor for the Hone. Major General Coens Greene, Adjutant General, orders the selection and notes the involvement of veteran units and brigade officers in the ceremony and related reunions.
John Hammer, described as a white man, was arrested by officers after a disturbance near a Bend country area. He faces charges related to an alleged assault and was held at the police station pending further actions. The report notes police sentiments about crime trends as they await evolving conditions.
Mr and Mrs Hooper and daughters will depart Thursday evening for an extended journey starting in Lincoln Nebraska with Glenda joining. They will visit Paget Sound and Staguay Alaska before Lake Curian in the Usseade mountains, then return via Beuton around late September.
The 0. C. F. celebration attracts lodges across the state to La Porte for a grand gathering. Railroads offer very low fares, aiming to draw thousands of attendees from Houston to Dallas, with organizers and grand officers inviting participation and planning a large public event in Texas.
Fragmented OCR lists dates and weather notes with several garbled month names. It appears to reference forecasts and possible events or periods around July and January, but specific details and locales are unreadable. Occupies multiple stray terms and partial day ranges with no clear meaning.
Disjointed report notes Mexican nationals fled Seguin Texas amid a bar raid and pursuit. Authorities identified suspects Kiarica and Gunwills as still at large while SewWicaine remains in custody and the Bar of the ial is under investigation.
A bank, a tie shop and an auditory issue are cited in the opening of CEO Gurhbandies story, detailing the initial steps and responses as events unfold.
Delegates to the Texas state convention in Galveston face divisions as Cockrell’s bid draws opposing stances. Widespread talk centers on pledges to nominate candidates for the U S Senate and platform planks on issues including tax reform and church-state matters. Standouts include Wells, Dallas figures, and committee leaders debating whether Cockrell and allied supporters will secure formal recommendations or be shut out.
Dallas July report outlines internal party strife as Texas Republicans rally around State Chairman Lyon and plan August convening of committees in Port Worth. The piece lists district leaders, hints at motions condemning Grant and Leeds inactivity, and notes national committee influence alongside press involvement in party battles.
County Judge Hopiine released figures showing Corpus Christi and Nueces County totals. White children number 1658 and colored 104 in Corpus Christi and neighboring areas, with a grand total of 2308 for the region.
The report states that the Southweet team defeated all opponents and now leads the league standings with a 22 to 0 scoreline. Key players and organizers are unnamed in the fragment.
A fragmented Texas roundup notes charity building costs, a suicide after an attack, a brick mill regisration, surprise about congregation members, a rent case with two years, bar market plans for Minoogeon, river levels, a mill closure, ongoing drills for a state encampment, land sales to Baptists, a new baby grand piano for Palestine, a death from typhoid, court postponements, a convict arrest near Orange, a meeting hall closure in San Angelo, deaths and relocations in Melville, and penitentiary preparations affecting Laredo and local merchant cases.
The Ellis County district court in Waxahachie held a busy session over the tight weeks ending July 19, addressing varied legal matters and scheduling further hearings.
A heavy fall began yesterday evening around 10 o clock covering the Guerdan section for about an hour. Prospects are good for a pickup in business as night approaches.
The Orange County board of equalization in Orange Texas proceeds with conservative estimates for property values. It sets railroad line valuations at 11.90 per mile and notes capital stock adjustments including a rise in bank stock values and a commission rate on surplus issues.
Aged resident Robert H. Koontze, previously of a rural address, was recorded arriving in the city yesterday. Authorities noted no further details on the move or current residence beyond the transition to the new location.
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