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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1902
Page
5
A major blaze destroyed the Dallas State Fair exhibition halls and poultry house amid a windy night, with wooden structures and annexes burned to ash. Officials estimate losses around 100000 to 150000 dollars, affecting exhibits, machinery, and private stores, while restoration plans aim for a complete fair this season.
A blaze at Riveli’s saw and planing mill in Marshall after midnight destroyed several thousand feet of dried lumber. The mill operated by William Fare reportedly burned around 2 a m with no insurance or stated recovery figures between 1000 and 1500 dollars.
Partial OCR text reports a residence notice from San Angelo Texas with a July date fragment and a reference to aid or contentment. The readable items include place names and a time reference, but details are incomplete.
Unofficial reports from San Antonio Texas say a local shop affected by a strike will resume work tomorrow. The chatter suggests a Texas state official may involve a Houston representative, with negotiations centering on reopening and possible terms.
Calvert Tex July 2 Hon Scott White announces for congress and departs for San Antonio after a week with relatives in Louisiana Will Seymour and family visit Mrs Hebert Baler and others while Mrs Lt T Fuller and Flame Morse visit Aire C Moree and Mike Lane Kelly at Fort Saturday with pending Sunday plans
Memorial observance in Gon jen Texas honored the late HF Mile with remarks by Cardy of Curra and Reming Py teht at Peloe St ite Presbyterian church. Elders of Bay seers church shared memories and led prayers for the departed.
A fragment discusses farm weather and worker endurance against heat and fatigue at night. Mentions A B Kies, Crescent Drug Store, and special agents in a street scene. The text is incomplete but indicates local report on conditions affecting workers and commerce.
Across Texas reports show general rainfall with winds and lightning in places, aiding warm-season crops. Truck growers in several counties praise production of peaches melons and cotton, while pest pressure and boll weevil concerns appear in Brazos bottom notes.
Marlin Texas notes detail a July 20 practice by Clark Tigus and others to prep for an aviation event, plus a company trip to Avation. The Stenson insurance case jury failed to agree and was discharged after seven days. Water works expansion and sale of the local gin property to CT Hunter are reported, with expectations of a new oil mill.
An old note praises Winslow's Soothing Syrup as effective for teething discomfort and colic in infants, claiming relief from feverish fussiness and diarrhoea. The product is described as a trusted remedy for babies.
Galveston Texas July 20 a waterspout rose to about a thousand feet between Pelicut Island and Bol Wop Point drifting eastward for ten minutes then dissipating. Eyewitness Major A J Walker described a white jet with a dark cloud behind, the event seen from Market and Cutter streets. The strike situation remained unchanged as labor disputes continued in the port. Across town reports noted Mallory Line ships leaving Galveston and ongoing talks on wages and hours. High Island drilling progress reported with Guffey No 1 reaching 2000 feet and solid rock salt encountered.
July 20 Galveston reports the Eagles hosting a large welcome for South Texas leaders from Houston and other cities. The event included a parade to Pratofice Street then Woollam’s Lake with a picnic and strong Salvation Army involvement led by Captain Willams Adams. The convention crowd departed Galveston as the gathering ended.
Beaumont Texas July 2 reports on local incidents include two injured individuals after a rain and a police arrest for theft of a water shutoff ring. The city discusses ordinances, mayoral authority, and permit processes, with court action expected and witnesses to be summoned.
In Resameant Texas on July Wy a man named Charles Klog was arrested after a violent stabbing incident in the city’s notorious Clvidend area. He is currently held in jail awaiting further proceedings.
In Beaumont Texas the Ethel Tucker Stock Company tours the city this week presenting at the Kyle opera house each night drawing large crowds. Judge J D Martin announces candidacy for district judge of the district comprising Jefferson County. A heavy rain fell today and may affect attendance and local mood across the county.
Rockport hosts Tess Rockport and Green family guests for tarpon club events. Murdock and family arrive for summer at Stockton port. A large crowd attends ball at the Mhell hotel. Junior Yotive Men’s Association campers return to Baltimore, with seniors set to arrive next week. Weather cool with a refreshing breeze as visitors enjoy baths and meals.
Two events with cotton related wagers noted at Onakville Texas yesterday during the season’s frat racing event. Participants and results unclear due to damaged text but report mentions a Wee guother Race.
In Heaumont Texas July two major events loom in Ol Circles. The Jennings fire rescue effort remains central as authorities prepare a decisive move today. A court hearing before Judge Erratt involves oil lease disputes tied to the Diggins Company and related parties as teams race to determine property rights and depth surveys.
A garbled Washington dispatch discusses oil prices rising as discussions center on New Orleans July 200 A Waddington speech. It mentions Standard Oil, refinery work, and commuting investors considering New York stock exchange activity amid potential supply pressures and price impacts.
The Binitts Lumber Company at Barnett south of Meridian drilled an artesian well to depths around four hundred fifty six feet. Experts report the water as genuine and of good quality though the well showed wider casing than expected. After five weeks of pumping the water reportedly appeared clear though some samples showed a blue tinge.
Report from Matagerin on July 1 indicates a strike at Big Hill. Workers anticipate rock and possibly ore, but current pay limits delay full quantities. Directives suggest ongoing labor action with threatened production delays at the site.
A Chicago special agent searches Sonora and San Angelo Texas for the Rock Island robbers. The case involves threats and a dangerous man linked to the incident.
Fragmented OCR notes show Gonzales District Court with a criminal docket building next week. Jury case involves American convict and a San Antonio and Aragoas railway company amid unclear bike path context.
A Texas State encampment announces the arrival of a United States Cavalry squadron and details about their schedule and marching orders. The adjutant general directs readiness at Camp Mabry Austin. Guardsmen from the Texas Volunteer Guard will open Tuesday morning with advance guard companies reporting in.
The document outlines a detailed Army drill and command structure with officers named for various roles. It lists generals, majors, colonels, lieutenants, and other ranks, plus expected duties and procedural notes for drill sessions and inspections.
Taylor Teaas Sule 26 reports Captain Peter Arbraw leads fifty two men and officers to the State encampment in Austin. The Trumpet Corps of Goetehmae has performed nightly for nine weeks as Gonzales Texans and supporters prepare.
The candidate, Victor, a Yorktown native, plans to run in the Ninth District. Supporters believe he can edge incumbent George F. Parker, but wartime political shifts may push the nomination toward a different national candidate.
A drought era report from Hearne Texas notes a famine among residents. Local merchants lack supplies, leading to shortages of bread and basic goods. Some residents have shipped items from nearby towns by cart to meet demand, while efforts to restore normal supply continue.
Ardmore to Mop Arkansas extension announced by General Manager Winebell visiting with a delegation. Project covers two miles according to an official casement main.
A fragment suggests concerns about a purchased item revealing hidden risks. Readers are urged to verify safety, with authorities noting possible consumer protection actions if hazards are confirmed.
State Chairman announces newly reorganized Republican State Executive Committee. The committee plans to meet at 10 am on July 20 to set the convention date and discuss members from various senatorial districts. Names of attendees and districts are listed in the circulated notice.
Fragmentary text from a local election review with scattered names and places. Readable items mention Colum Texas and unrelated proper nouns and partial phrases. The source is damaged and does not yield a coherent readable event or outcome.
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Fragmented text references Floresquin and Sule 18 in Wilash County. The county held their Honveniinin potas with Weluantes aligning to the Hifenmnt conventions. It notes KEBS UIC and Ms porte and a July timeline, though specifics are unclear.
A garbled report notes a crash near Vivato and Caney Villev involving several entities. The fragmentary text mentions injuries, a feline reference, and a meeting with local figures, but details are unclear and names are uncertain.
County Clerk McMichael records issued marriage licenses this past week. Listed couples include Ada Peters to Ming C Hoe IVR, Hanna Saag to Ote Hanke Mareelee, Ba Are ne Ida ti MOTA, Charlie Willams to Mellie Gud, Gunege Honingworth to Noetile Robinson, and Andee Hrewn to Troxte Willlams.
A physician firm in Kentucky, Ford & Stgeon, reports patients cured of paralysis using herbal tonics and a worm killer. Advertisements claim relief by Sheerline for liver issues and other ailments, with testimonials from sufferers and mentions of products like Herbine and Whites Cream Vermut.
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