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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1902
Page
6
A long transcription from Houston pastors discusses pride as the root of many vices. It frames human life as stewardship under divine judgment, urging humility before God. The piece references biblical passages and moral exhortations, pressing listeners to live righteously and resist arrogance.
The Post quotes Governor Hoge urging strict gun laws to deter murder and pistol carry. He backs penalties for carrying pistols and advocates ending concealed weapons to curb violence and boost public safety.
The readable portions describe scattered terms like Hida Bie PUNE and Mink, mentioning pockets, legal terms, and a list of names. The passage is severely garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent events or subjects to summarize.
W E Legpol d wins gold at Turner hall as Turnverein bowlers contest for the medal. Competitors include Leopold and peers with large prize noted. results list several names and placements in a detailed, mistyped roster.
A large Galveston contingent toured Beeville with varied events and social gatherings. The article lists appearances at churches and venues, mentions organizers and local hosts, and highlights a community concert and dinner with plans for a spring meeting.
Mr W Spillman of Washington and H C Adler of Terrell Texas registered at a law event. Dr M J Clarkson a Meridian Mississippi physician and a rice grower from Welk Well La attended yesterday. Further names appeared in attendance and a miscellaneous roll is listed.
A jumble of names and travels reports visitors and residents: Mrs M H Apres of 200 Laurane, Joseph Vain of ex Governor Hogg's plantation, Mra Gargurevich of Gateerton, M r J J Bettegast party, and many others touring or on brief trips to California Colorado New Orleans and Chicago. Mentions include Mayor John Poe of Lake Utatiite CA and J W Levet El Camp grower visiting the city.
The Matagorda County Rice Association outlines a plan by leading planter Athagerda to cultivate 40,000 acres in the region. The project aims to expand acreage, establish irrigation, and develop farm access to support production growth and market reach.
A well known gentleman requested to remain anonymous as he became the hero of a humorous incident Saturday. While out driving with Mr Liddy, a sudden shower forced shelter search. The driver lost homeward bearings and narrowly guided the horse into Swowney & Coombs theater amid startled bystanders.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference elections, water rents, and city interests under scrutiny. The fragment mentions bailouts, public service concerns, and practical considerations affecting municipal plans.
The article notes bright weather as crowds visit parks and resorts with travel patterns showing visitors to Magupits park and other coastal areas. It mentions rail lines and excursions to La Porte, Galveston, and nearby destinations as part of a holiday like outing for families and children.
A switchman suffered injuries after a switch malfunction halted traffic about 10:20 PM. He was knocked by a moving piece of equipment and endured severe pain. Emergency responders treated him on site as he endured the fall and related impact.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Anatorium and nearby areas reference town matters and civic points. The readable lines mention Merte at a city hull and Tang polo pane relates to local grouse, with scattered terms suggesting civic or market notices.
A fragmented note references a birthday opener for Mr Calemain and local events. It mentions arrests, a February date, film warnings, and a meeting with names like Memo Tawhy and Howard Binvile.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an ambulance service at St Joseph's Infirmary. It mentions equipment and personnel aiding a patient and a guide, with references to names and operations in a hospital setting.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a two month pursuit, a person named Wolke, and an arrest tied to a park incident. It notes a bond amount near zero and references Tuatien Mat hews in connection with the case, but essential details are missing.
Reports claim Morgan controls the Louisville and Nashville and may be swapping lines with the Southern Railway. The Augusta Georgia route through Georgia Railway could shift to joint ownership, with Louisville and Nashville directing a new toast line. The sale reportedly involves about 80 0000 dollars and ties to Morgan and W. J. Walton.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bin Altona and Poxini with references to a Fifrewanl date and a cityTonight from Wage Mass. It cites Chanel Jere and Tei seeme at, with unclear local figures and places. The readable fragments suggest a political notice or column with names and dates but lack cohesive facts.
The text describes a political convention with attendees and officials, outlining procedures and anticipated outcomes. It mentions the presence of Ather Motegytee and Elle Tesh and notes expectations of a unanimous approval on a key resolution at the Hoppe row event.
Fragmentary text describes a potential meeting or election timetable tied to the Twelfth district with mentions of Crethurne and possible appointments. The legible parts indicate scheduling and nomination processes for a forthcoming event.
In SOM Hirvington Street a death was reported due to heart disease involving Sitio Matthews. The body was found and authorities opened a case after concerns arose about the health condition of Vweste Moeter.
Fragmentary text shows Lavaca County Populists at a local convention with delegates noted for attendance at a broader meeting. The record mentions adjournment and incomplete names and dates, with references to a representative and dated events.
Foreign news reports from Latter from the Pope Ronin on July 27 describe Ginn of Bloux Paris steering from the pone te Peestten and receiving ties and gifts. The piece notes appreciation for recent greetings and a cordial, unified tone toward the United States amid Philippist tensions and city officials.
Texas pension grants list names such as Raford Noga St Bedjamin King and Joan Ww along with sums from 4 to 12 dollars. Post office appointments include Lariasa Choro Kee, Hamkton Greathouse Alpine and Elizabeth Seglot Dryer with multiple county postings and the comptroller announcing new reserve agents for several Texas banks.
A not-friae demonstration planned by municipal authorities in Manlin on July 20 was suppressed. Police blocked a procession and ranks dispersed as a storm interrupted events, with the crowd dispersing quietly after the morning proceedings.
Berlin dispatch reports an imperial edict directing preparations for September army maneuvers. The decree tightens controls and limits festivities while emphasizing strict discipline and orderly conduct during the public events and related activities.
In Hayti fighting erupts as three armed men led by General Saint Foils Colle oppose General Jean Jument who backs SM Pirotu. A decisive battle is expected with a potential vote disruption near Port An Princes in late July.
A July flood report describes a typhoon sweeping Central Luzon over Luzon and Manila with telegraph and telephone wires prostrated. Widespread flooding advances to central areas causing considerable damage and disruption.
A concerned city attorney Stone faces a series of hearings related to municipal actions. He must appear in court as trials proceed, amid ongoing city debates and legal filings.
Cholera cases rose in Manila with forty eight reported within the forty eight minute window and additional reports from provinces hindered by a storm disrupting town records.
The fragment hints at a Washington Post caption or editorial line about the Flilpians and inland people gaining or accepting some claim or policy. Names and precise details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Reports received by the Santa Fe indicate the Bravos River is rising toward Navasota at about three inches per hour and then falling at points toward the city. Officials expect the river to begin falling tonight or tomorrow morning and warn it would have to rise four more feet to overflow the banks. John Astin, a noted Brazen County planter, says he expects overflow in his section until the river retreats.
The article notes widespread delays as multiple trains run late and passengers face hold ups eastward. Officials say the disruption stems from a toxic spill and weather, with some services expected to resume within days.
An OCR fragment describes flooding near Palestine Texas causing international ties to be badly strained. It mentions heavy rains and rising water affecting transport and local actions. Details are garbled but reference to Colonel OW and PT Landa appear amid the damaged text.
July 27 reports describe a brutal downpour causing widespread washouts across Colorado. Streets flood near the river as water surpasses banks impairing roads and trapping residents, with vehicles stranded and emergency crews working to clear debris.
In San Antonio on July 2 a light rain fell this afternoon, arriving from the west at about 9 o'clock. The storm was described as normal in intensity with a notable near distance to the city, according to Clapiteh’s reports.
Very little of the Brazos river at Stone InThe county is described as out of its banks. The report notes the river would likely not overflow despite near flood conditions. authorities monitor the river’s steady flow and potential impact on nearby areas.
Fragments describe July weather at Village Mills with heavy rain impacting the region. The report notes ongoing showers and mentions a notable storm event, indicating concerns over flood risk and potential damage to infrastructure.
In San Angelo Texas on July 7 a series of fires and rain affected Tom Green and surrounding areas. The report mentions locations including Stelling Crockcut and Crockcutoninute with impacts on Fange Intereat and Pattlertariy markets.
Rain falls in Denton Texas with varying amounts across counties. Some areas report heavy showers while others see light rain and many residents note inconsistent moisture in local fields and streets.
Arrived steamers Hugin from Progreso, Traveler from Averpoal vik Colon and Mexican Ortes Eidd, Alcamras EL Alna for New York, Texna for Oding and Copenhagen, Vewns for Port Simon, George Du Mais for Bluetolln, Berengane Bl anh for Malaga Tarragona and uretlong.
The Bon Marcos An frew New York and the St George Br sailed for Antwerp as listed in marine intelligence from the Port of Galveston on July 27.
London July 21 The body of the late John W Mackey who died in London last Sunday will not be taken to the United States until September due to Mrs Mackey’s health forbidding her earlier departure.
Fragmentary text shows Belmont College issuing a blue and bronze illustrated catalogue. Mentions individuals likely Hood and Heron and a reference to the South.
Fragmentary notice from Waco Texas dated July 27 describes receding water and damaged infrastructure. Mentions Coke lever eight tiles and saved crop, with references to Wet River Sleighden Westmoreland and extensive track washouts damaging bridges and lines along Steels Creek.
Fragmented text describes agricultural conditions in Navasota Texas with references to cotton and corn crops, field invasions by wolves, and local figures such as White and potentially Walker. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events or dates, and mentions weather and crop threats without clear outcomes.
Fragmentary report describes severe damage and a local flood event in Hico, noting a toppled structure and widespread wreckage. The text mentions overwhelmed infrastructure, ongoing dangers, and ongoing recovery efforts as residents assess losses.
Partial OCR text describes rising at Bayan with slow progress and damage. References Texas and a creek, noting inches of water and lingering issues in low areas. Mentions telephone and river work, unclear names or dates.
Suppressed details describe repaired tracks and river conditions mentioned in scattered lines. The text references Hearne and Northern regions, evening timing, and noted gaps in the report, leaving key facts unclear.
July reports from Calvert and surrounding Texas towns describe flooding from heavy rains and washouts. Cattle killed, bridges and culverts damaged, cotton crops swept away, and farm losses tallied as rivers swollen and wind and debris disrupted daily life.
In Austin Texas a poorly read fragment mentions a person named Joly Epringe and an eight foot rise of something unclear. The readable text suggests a local town scene with residents leaving home and a cross town reference.
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