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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
2
Conflicts between strikers and police in Bevies trigger fatalities and injuries as rioting spreads. Reports describe a tense scene with armed confrontations and casualties, while weather disruptions and floods complicate relief efforts across multiple regions.
Clink ay reports that wooddacres of vative Chiriativus continue honors for Emperor Winlite and Fylie Henry, with decorations and gifts presented to Ameciuine in a formal ceremony.
A cryptic OCR fragment references trust legislation and a figure named Husain in a context suggesting an internet or counter exchange. The readable text centers on legal topics and technical terminology without clear events, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are too fragmentary to determine specifics.
Ambiguous reports indicate New York’s delegation plans to support Roeredt at the upcoming national convention. Unclear spellings suggest broader Democratic efforts to unify behind a single candidate and influence the party’s platform.
A disputed political scene centers on Limestone and Galveston areas with figures Prahivition barn matecdty, Colonel Tauhaw, and Jobo Geetle tangling over a Republican State Committee meeting. August 14 nomination chatter shifts to Victorian era patterns as delegates discuss the ex Confederates reunion and local civic roles.
A report notes Rock Island will enter Galveston via Santa Fe tracks as several transfers continue across the Southern Railway system. The Baltimore and Ohio is increasing activity in the region.
Mrs Aba Dorr of Sidney Town reports Hood's Sarsaparilla helps her father with rheumatic joint inflammation that worsens in wet weather and allows him to function normally again after long trouble. The testimonial notes daily use and long-standing discomfort since boyhood.
An ad copy touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as removing the cause of rheumatism and offering an effective remedy. It emphasizes ease of use and suggests notable relief from chronic symptoms.
The 1899 flood crippled the St Vary River region north of the Rio Grande, flooding tens of thousands of acres of prime beet land. Towns like Brockton and Hearne suffered severe damage, with crops ruined and hundreds of lives affected. Relief efforts mobilized as waters rose across Washington and surrounding counties.
In Del Aire feature event Thek Hatin won the race. Bomnivert captured the falip handicap at Helghton Hearh and set a track record. Crack Facera challenged the field but did not beat the record.
The report notes small gains in corn and wheat after earlier drops with oat prices rising quietly. Raw cotton values showed a limited night advance while provisions prices closed higher. Stocks were irregular with modest activity and scattered direction.
Richard Hagel, colored, was killed when a tram car derailed and rolled over him as he attempted to move with the crowd. A reader identified Jim Brooks as the suspect in the killing of Sheri Anderson, and Brooks confessed. Police vow strict enforcement of the law and remain vigilant against violators. The city bought 3000 feet of fire hose and 800 feet of rubber hose for the chemical engine. The health office opens at City Hall today. The Howston Gun club heads to Galveston on Friday for a match.
The Brag Braggy river weathered Bravos valley damage but not heavy in Waco. Reports indicate no high water surpassing prior levels with expected repairs and limited rail disruption on the Texas Central route between Waco and Stamford.
In Tyler Texas the July downpour floods Smith County washing away two bridges and blocking the International railroad line. The Neches River rises to record levels while Mud Creek breaches the International crossing and the Sabine reaches danger, with the flat train running through the county for over a day.
John H Williams drowned while attempting to cross the North Gabriel River near Liberty Texas. His body was recovered this morning after the accident occurred yesterday. He was a respected Liberty County resident and former Liberty City official. Interment is planned at Berry Hill Cemetery with Masonic rites tomorrow at 10 oclock.
In Texarkana Texas a major flood forced Black residents from their houses as twelve hours of continuous rain inundated the area. Crops suffered as flooding overwhelmed streets and traffic halted across the county. The article notes widespread damage and displacement in the Ewams district.
Inundation by the Pyohman canal wakes residents as panic spreads. The public forms rescue groups to save those in danger while property losses reach around 2000 units. homes damaged, crops ruined, and the area suffers severe flood impacts overnight.
The Brazos River swelled near Hearne Texas with rising water affecting Little Brazos and Little River areas. Farmers report damage to cotton fields while authorities warn of higher water as power outages occur and rail traffic slows along the Great Northern line.
Terrell Texas reports heavy rainfall causes washouts across Kaupman County. Roads flood and rural bridges wash away while trains on Texas and Pacific lines are halted. Cattle hogs and other livestock perish as drainage fails and officials warn of ongoing service delays until repairs are completed.
Flooding from heavy rain across Greenville and rail lines including Katy and Cotton Belt delayed trains and caused washouts. At Quittman rescue boats were requested for stranded inmates, while a Katy work train derailed and left engineer and fireman seriously injured. No lives reported lost at this time.
Large area in Texas faces rising flood as the Brazos River climbs at Mumford and Bryan. report says water advances one and a half inches hourly, threatening 20000 acres of cotton and annihilating crops if flood persists. Planters abandon hope for relief with weather bound to Saturday.
Heavy showers in Gelton Belton Texas cause crop damage with reports of ruined fields and widespread losses. Local observers note potential impacts on harvest and prices as farmers assess the scene.
Oe Milam County Texas nay Abeaey rain fol here last night all trains delayed wii dacs d aod coun tryads.
Galveston Texas July 30 reports say Santa Fe trains run late amid Brazos river flooding. Bridge across Little Hosque River was replaced after washouts. trains eventually resumed limited service to resume Temple to Galveston run. Weather inspector Bowle notes lower Bravos region may still see delays as forecasts show varied temps across towns.
Navasota Texas July 20 water levels surged reaching a new record, with the Brazos river rising five inches past yesterday. Local reports note slow river movement by 12 55 PM and authorities monitoring flood risk near the railroad and surrounding farms as officials assess potential damage.
A lone train arrived in Austin yesterday after eighteen hundred feet of track were washed out near Anystly Texas. The journey started in San Antonio with delays caused by flooding from recent rains. The Blines River reportedly rose thirty feet in eight hours affecting rail connections and causing crowds at the station.
Beeville life endures a long drouth with cloudy and threatening skies. Local residents recall the yearlong dry period and cattle ranges remain slim though some crops and livestock are managing to pull through.
Severe washout in Texas near Luling and OrtineUS along the San Antonio and Armiss Pash roads floods yards and cuts two miles of track. Two miles west of Log Log plug creek rises higher than ever eroding bottoms and threatening rail traffic at two locations. Overall outlook cloudy with prospects for ongoing disruption.
Flood crested at twenty seven feet above low water in Columbus Texas washing crops and meadows. About twenty thousand bushels of corn and one hundred thousand pounds of cotton were damaged or lost in the immediate area with crops poorly matured. Losses include grass meadows heavily damaged.
In Milam County Texas the Colorado River stands twenty one feet above normal with water advancing at four inches per hour. No material damage yet reported as banks and fields flood, crops submerged, and creeks overflow. Weather warnings note continued rise and imminent risk to low-lying areas.
Damage at Gonzales Texas as Guadalupe River and San Marcos River rise. Water levels near noon today were muddy and high, threatening local areas as streams swell and flood risk increases.
Fragmentary text reports road disruptions between Suyien and Olin near San Mateo with mentions of water aid cropatte and damjerd conditions. Limited legible names and places suggest traffic strain and potential closures amid unclear figures or dates.
In San Antonio Texas heavy rain caused flooding near five feet of water by the beelwaters and lower death reports. The crowd at Cones Grove faced rising water as worshippers were evacuated. A preacher drowned as water surged through the encampment and authorities prepared relief measures for the survivors.
Weather disruptions linger as heavy rainfall affects Denison and surrounding regions. Reports note transportation slowdowns, rising flood risks, and agricultural concern with continued wet conditions. Local authorities urge caution and monitor bridge and road conditions for safety.
Reports from Caldera and nearby counties indicate heavy rains and rising waters. Telecommunication lines faded as flooding worsened with several farms, including Oppe and Batts properties, submerged and crops severely damaged, with outlook grim for the coming days.
Rain fell for a few hours in Palestine Texas with cooler air and damp streets. Citizens and guards noted persistent wet weather despite the forecast and local reports indicate moisture around the area.
The fragment notes shops in Smithy Texas shutting down for eight hours and mentions water issues and damaged hedges. Unclear sources describe possible weather impacts and local notices but specifics are obscured.
Heavy rainfall drenched La Grange area with near five inch totals beginning around twilight last night. Residents reported intense downpours and localized flooding as the storm swept through the region.
Officials report scattered rainfall estimated at four percent and note the river remains above the low water mark. Projections warn of potential rises as weather systems interact with local waterways, prompting monitoring and potential flood precautions.
Readable fragments describe a Hempstead scene with weather or tide notes and references to banks and counts. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or names to confirm a clear outcome.
A local report notes heaviest rain in four years hitting Pendietonville Texas overnight and into the morning. Residents record high totals and discuss effects on farming and daily life.
A man drowned near Calvert Texas while attempting to ride a mule on the Brazos bottom July fourth. Henderson reported the incident as a fatal accident with local authorities investigating the scene.
Local reports indicate a bridge in Seguin was washed away by rising waters of the San Marcos River in nearby Bullthy County during July floods. No injuries reported, authorities assess damage and safety routes.
Ten inches per hour rainfall devastates farms in Milam County Texas. Marak reports damage to crops as floodwaters advance. Authorities warn residents of rising water levels and stressed bank conditions amid the Friday morning storm.
A garbled note from Garden City in Gissconk County dated July 26 reports delays in a local matter. The readable text hints at a misdelivered or late mail affecting residents this week.
Bell Taylor captured near Mill Mexite outside of Bormesille after a bank train robbery. The raid on the Woeilis-Fargo route netted $50,000 and led to a formal confession naming Lee Smith as a participant. The suspect was identified as Bell livid, connected to Santa Ferrala Junction Texas, and authorities pursue further details.
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