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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
5
Longview reports severe damage from a historic hailstorm across multiple counties. Reports describe 22 inch hail depths in spots and extensive destruction of cotton, fruit trees, vegetables, and gardens. Roads blocked by hail and debris hindered travel as farmers faced widespread losses and need for replanting.
Reports describe a violent hail storm in Gregg County with depths up to several inches. Many homes and businesses dark after the event and widespread crop damage observed, including corn flattened and fields beaten down.
In Smith County near Gatton a severe rainstorm ruined fruit and tomato grops, leveling fields and destroying crepe tomato crops stretching for miles. Farmers face large losses and seek seed and guidance to restart plantings. Local officials estimate widespread damage and call for assistance.
A fragmented note describes trees injured in Fasette County Texas and mentions Otero minutes and aid, with vague references to damage, hall events, and a failed team lesson. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals.
In Levhart Texas Calilwel County a tailstorm phased over the BP at midnight with minimal damage. Residents report draining not neighborhoods, storms continuing and improving health conditions among some who were affected.
A late night storm swept through Howe County Texas causing widespread telegraph damage. Telegraph wires snapped across roads and lines near Texarkana were laid bare by falling timber, disrupting service for miles into the morning.
In Coryell County May reports describe storms causing heavy damage to corn cotton and wheat. The State reformatory superintendent notes 75 acres of corn damaged and nearby fields affected by the storm.
A May hail storm in Rocksonville Texas damaged peaches tomatoes and other fruit. The storm rolled across a four mile area causing significant crop losses with peaches and tomatoes reportedly ruined in the fields and gardens.
Fragmentary notes describe damage and disruption at a Texas store with mentions of a windmill platform, a dam, and corn or wheat handling. Names and locations are unclear, but the text indicates physical damage and possible agricultural context.
Fragmented report notes events in Roby Fisher County with references to coin formation and a train incident. Details are unclear and names and places are partially obscured in the OCR. The item appears to be a local blotter or brief noting incidents or observations without a clear outcome.
A partial, garbled report from Mount Calm Texas references a film about seamen and farm operations. The readable lines mention a large hall, trees, and an odd sequence suggesting planned drill or display involving farm work and naval themes.
Fragmentary OCR text reports damage to groves and buildings along with garbled lines mentioning Altay and a date of March 21. The readable portion hints at storm or wind impact but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
A violent storm swept through Virkaiutie Mise and nearby areas on May 1 causing extensive crop damage and at least one fatality. Reports detail damaging winds and heavy rain expanding into central Alabama and surrounding regions. Local authorities assess the toll and continue surveys of affected farms.
A fierce wind and storm swept through Dawson and surrounding areas. Homes were blown down, livestock killed, and fruit damage reported as the storm damaged properties and crops. The scene described includes severed structures and debris across Searntown with widespread impacts on farms and residents.
A May report from Wharton County Texas notes wheat and corn conditions, with high yields per acre and strong early wheat prospects. Farmers face drought stress and pest issues such as weevils, but overall crops show good stand and progress in threshing across noted districts.
A large number of Texans and Western-area travelers are due from New York. Galveston reports a major murder case involving a clerk’s death and a suspect linked to April events. Port activity includes a cotton cargo value around 7,000,000 and ongoing preparations for summer shipments from the Galveston port.
The article discusses land sales and local figures tied to state capital matters. It mentions incorporators and corporate names, a charter dispute, and notes on manufacturing activity. It also references Travis and other officials and hints at city sports leadership and local team activities.
May 31 blaze at a Galveston Galerston Texas home caused extensive damage to the house and outbuildings. Firefighters battled flames with water and tools as contents were destroyed and an insurance claim noted. A loss estimates of about 1000 dollars is recorded in the report.
A barn at Corsicana owned by Mr C. T. Archer on West Court Street burned this morning. Firefighters battled the blaze as contents were destroyed and the structure suffered extensive damage. No injuries reported.
A lamp exploded at Mire B J Haller residence in May St Texas causing a fire that killed Mies Leowern Haller. Firefighters and locals describe the tragedy as a shock to the town with the victim identified as Mire Lennart. The incident occurred during an otherwise quiet day drawing large attention.
Traders in York report steady prices across products despite bad crop forecasts. The piece notes demand shifts, port activity moving to Australia and South America, and persistent transport costs. It highlights labor strikes, lifted futures, and ongoing industrial adjustments shaping supply chains.
Secretary Hester reports a movement toward May and weather impacts on cotton. The document records monthly shifts, increases in acreage and production forecasts, and compares figures to last year with several numeric totals and forecasts for the crop season.
The readable text comprises garbled weekly figures, partial column references, names and numbers, and references to cables and campaigns. It mentions various entities and events in a jumbled, hard to follow format with no clear narrative or outcomes.
The article reports alleged July market manipulation affecting New York gold and cotton trades. It describes traders, short selling, and suspicions of coordinated practices by southern buyers and other market participants influencing prices and delivery expectations.
A detailed Brenham budget item and a factory dispute are described, noting management changes at a local mill. The piece mentions the factory owner Mr Willan, superintendent, and labor unrest as workers walk out amid tensions over protection and oversight.
Movements include ships arriving at Mollie Ala from New York and Baltimore with a list of vessels such as Elwar Hiram and Rewen for Ceiba, along with arrivals from Galveston and New York. The report notes departures for ports including Puerto and Cocke Harbor and mentions vessels like Reverie and Tari Timon with mixed origin ports.
Reported yesterday morning in Texas, authorities imposed fines amid arguments at a local event. The dispute involved multiple residents and resulted in the temporary disruption of proceedings.
The case before Judge Therpeon hinges on a dispute involving farmer Jonoardy. The jury heard testimony about a Delge Wop misdeal and the defense argued against liability. A lengthy overrule of objections followed, and the presiding judge set a new date for further proceedings. The details include financial figures and witness accounts pointing to a contested ownership claim.
Police report a fatal shooting with one arrest made and another man being sought. Investigators describe a tense scene at a Delaware location with inconsistent details and ongoing efforts to identify suspects and determine motive.
The advertisement extols Schlitz beer as the pure beer worldwide, noting its 50 year agency reach, presence in South Africa, Liberia, and Asia, and rapid expansion during Dewey’s Manila capture, asserting global ubiquity and renowned quality through purity.
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