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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1902
Page
2
Showers noted in today’s weather summary as a broad range of reports detail seismic activity from California to Iowa and military and mining notes across several regions. The fragment mentions a commission on vel LW discovery, protections for winers, and unrest in various sectors amid incomplete text.
Dispatches describe a violent clash near a camp of American engineers and a chaotic political scene with party clashes and shifting financial figures. Weather and flood conditions dominate later reports with rivers Brases Navasota and Colorado rising and areas near Navarra experiencing damage. The Grand Circuit races and a New York event are also noted amid broad national activity.
The Brenham gathering of Republican delegates unanimously nominated John C. Bentt of Corpin Chien for von erens. A deadly shooting occurred at Eh Piao as crowds in Tyce were unsettled. The State elongate dt Adetin votes to a clit Wednesday morning.
A freight car at the Santa Fe yards was broken into and robbed early yesterday. Police investigated the scene on Mal street between first and second avenues where damage appeared. The city council voted 6 to 2 to reject proposals regarding the street railway project.
Ardmore and nearby towns report the death of Colonel, a former New York political figure and Civil War veteran, who was active in public life before his retirement to Pithaway. He passed away today at an advanced age.
Evaens Fones, of Lebanon Kansas, testifies she suffered morning catarrh causing head and throat congestion and loss of taste and smell. After trying various medicines, she used Hood s Sarsaparilla and says five bottles cured her and there has been no return.
Reported by Bremer agency the Navasota river rose and flooded bank lines for two hours, inching higher and threatening farms. Residents watched sections of road and property impacted as crackling weather and rising waters affected the town and nearby fields.
In Texas near Thro on July 24 planters observe the Brazos river cresting at high rate. The flood threatens homes and farms as rising waters push toward levees and communities. Local workers report continuing monitoring and preparations for potential evacuations.
Damaged OCR recounts a flood in Fort Worth with tales of stranded travelers and hotel scenes. The piece describes rising water, evacuated rooms, and rescue efforts as residents face inundation and danger along streets and into nearby properties.
Floodwaters cover Trent and surrounding plantations as the Brazos river overflows its banks. Dozens of estates in Arana Brenham Seward Blow Butte Clay Davie and Johnson face inundation, wheat and cotton crops damaged while residents evacuate low-lying areas.
Severe delays hit the international train line causing two days of crippled service toward Austin. Reports indicate weather disruptions and damaged tracks near Washington and Texas Central connections, with crews redirecting to alternate routes as river conditions remain volatile.
Heavy rain drenched Bryan and nearby areas as water overflowed Lower Bottoms and the Mississippi River remained stagnant. Reports say Willam Koppe has 500 acres underwater while print shops moved stock to safety amid the flood conditions.
Reports describe one of the year's heaviest rains in the west San Antonio section. Estimates place rainfall between two and three inches, with localized runoff and erosion observed along the western edge of the route.
Severe rainfall measured in Marques, Maraues area of Leon County Texas, with citizens reporting the heaviest downpour in living memory. The event began just before daylight and intensified as dawn approached, disrupting morning activities and prompting local weather observations.
Report describes seven inches of rain and streets from one to three feet deep in water. Water pours over rails just below the depot as the Navasota River rises high, threatening crops in the bottomlands.
The Bragos river near Richmond Texas rose to between six and eight feet, flooding banks, damaging drift against rails and county sites, and delaying traffic. Farmers report better onion crops in the bottoms while corn and other crops suffer from high rainfall, with fears of another overflow.
Report from Mariln Texas on July 28 notes heavy crop damage in lowland river areas due to overflow and wet conditions. Farms including Ward Kyser and Hillingeley suffer significant losses with other nearby plots also affected. Planters fear ongoing harm as sloughs back up and moisture worsens conditions.
Train service in Texas resumes after washouts near Teulso with Katy on schedule. Reports note car and equipment adjustments and disruptions affecting passenger and freight movement.
A heavy storm hit Austin on July 25 striking Sixth Street and nearby properties. The deluge caused considerable damage to streets and buildings and disrupted the city overnight. Local authorities and residents assess the impact and begin repair work.
Fragmentary text notes Brazos River levels receding in Waco area with mentions of damage assessments and officials, though many details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece references July and local conditions, with limited concrete figures or named authorities.
A garbled May resume update from Warn Texas describes repair work on a damaged telegraph line or rail system. It notes restoration progress, a timetable for reopening by tomorrow night, and mentions crews, equipment, and material like planks and bolts in vague terms.
Prolonged wet weather has stopped farm work this period. Cattle feed and paddock tasks face delays but no serious damage reported. No indications of extreme weather affecting yields or equipment. Local reports note continued effort to manage fields and livestock despite rain delays.
Coloraida Texas daly reports the Colorata river tops its banks around 1 p m causing flooding damage. Bridges remain usable while streets are in poor condition with culverts washed out and washouts noted. A failed plane and a burned train scene follow a train derailment near Pole morning.
Mineral Welly July 25 reports another heavy rain affecting the Branson river area. Officials fear rising waters render roads and wagons unsafe, with Berela noted as hardest hit.
A Hillsboro report describes a filly named Mix 27-16 that collapsed after a nighttime event. The body was recovered but the cause remains unclear, with officials noting exertion under strong current conditions.
A garbled report describes a night time incident at Maverick involving rain and a comet-like streak. Details are unclear, but the fragmented text hints at disruptions across the greater part of Maverick Counts and references an event or person named Frets.
La Grange Texas July 28 The Colorado River at this point has risen steadily and is now about five feet above the low water mark and is turning. Flood concerns grow as waters advance toward nearby lands and structures.
Reports from Nata pod via Sapin Fe today say the bridge was tight and the danger of a font in the lower cover has passed.
July 27 report from Gatesville notes the Leon River level fell enough to permit a train crossing but crews still face water damage and ongoing forceful currents. Local authorities warn grip and caution as repairs proceed.
At Seguin Reguln Trawe July 2 a good rate fell this morning. East and northeast near MII creek the rate was much harder. Indications favor for wore.
Colorado gains even footing at Bastrop Texas as river levels rise by a notable seventeen feet causing concern among residents and authorities and prompting brief safety alerts.
Congressman George F Burgess questions President Wilson's policies and the Cuba sugar tariff in a July speech. He criticizes Democratic leadership for alleged inaction and calls for stronger checks on presidential power and trust reforms.
A sales pitch extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for weak nerves exhaustion and sleepless nights caused by hot weather. Testimonials claim the tonic builds new blood, relieves palpitations and palpation, restores appetite, and renews vigor, with readers urged to try the product for healthier days.
Theodore Wilkin, manager of Kirby Lumber, plans to build new mills around Kevuemont and Lesage to expand operations. He says about 900 feet of yellow pine timber is ready for cutting and predicts 20 to 30 days to harvest. Another mill will move to the site, boosting production and jobs.
A Houston Texas fraud order targets J D Arrington of Horton for alleged misuse of funds in an advertising scheme as part of a post office clerkship matter. The notice occurs in Washington notes carried by The Post.
Wilkesbarre July 24 3 Fo Molla Hoy secretary of the Barnathanary Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania was arrested today charged with theft. Twenty five complaints had been lodged against him by men who alleged various conduct by the association to the section.
A notice states agent changes at Alice Texas with Shoexhahm named cashier and operator for the Mexican National pilot project. It notes approval by Aviles and assigns TL Woody as former agent to new supervisor role.
The Memphis Baseball Association applied for another injunction. A petition was sent to Chattanooga forwarding to Secretary Farrell and other officials of the National Ambulance of Minor Leagues to restrain the Megiphis club and the Southern baseball league from retettering in any manners.
In Owensboro Kentucky on July 24 a minister named Loulayne was killed instantly in a fatal incident. Authorities report a motor vehicle collision and ongoing investigation into the cause and parties involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medical claim of cure without surgery. Limited legible terms mention cure methods and possible patient outcomes with no clear names, places, dates, or definitive events discernible.
In compressed items, New York reports police activity at Broadward and notable figures including Cum ming and Swokhige amid public interest. Washington notes public sentiment on policy shifts and defense funding, with Portarias Adams Me Kinoin referenced amid sector-wide chatter.
A curious note from the Landon Spectator discusses how wet weather harms young waterfowl as much as land birds. It cites J G Millnia and mentions surface feeding and rain impact on ducklings, describing how rain can cause mortality among broods.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered titles and names for officers such as Vice President and Assistant Cashier. Readable items include references to a president and directors like Cymptell Cone and J. E. McAncon, with many illegible words and typos.
A garbled OCR fragment references a murder and related deaths, with scattered names and phrases. The text also mentions towns, possible legal or public notices, and local events, but lacks coherent structure or clear facts to extract a full report.
The article explains a method to estimate river width from the shore using the eye as a guide and a plumb line. It describes steps to sight across the water, judge distance, and note depths while cautioning careful observation of the opposite bank.
The article outlines the rise of the publishing industry, discussing costs, materials, and personnel. It mentions figures related to production, distribution, and the broad economic impact, with references to officials and materials used in the trade. The text emphasizes industry growth and the shifting landscape for publishers and readers.
Incomplete OCR reads a local notice mentioning property, ownership, and an area disclosure. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear, but references to ownership and locality imply a legal or public record item. The readable fragments suggest a brief public notice within a community page.
Fragmented OCR notes from Scranton Pennsylvania describe secret mining activities in the Delaware and Lehigh region. References mention coal loading, workers, and undisclosed crew movements as crews prepare operations in nearby collieries.
Scant OCR fragment describes to town women recalling friends in May and weather mentions. The text is garbled with unclear names, dates, and actions, providing no coherent event or outcome to summarize reliably.
Incoherent OCR fragment references a debated topic and unnamed individuals. The text mentions philosophy and a capelnatorr figure with numbers but provides no clear event, date, place, or identifiable organizations to report or summarize.
Fragmentary text mentions people and event of uncertain nature. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to form a solid summary.
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