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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
2
Engineers and others join widespread strikes across industries while political and legal actions unfold. Reports mention railroad commission debates, court rulings, and labor unrest from Chicago to national hubs, with policy talks on rivers and harbors and Cuban reciprocity under scrutiny.
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills as a radical cure for dyapepsia and related symptoms such as nausea belching and stomach pain. A testimonial from Mrs. Wriums of Obney Providases claims four bottles let her eat almost anything sleep well and avoid cramps. The copy warns against substitutes and emphasizes long term prior failures with other medicines.
A correspondent reports on political maneuvering within the Newanaper party, detailing tensions at a key gathering and the editor’s influence on public perception. The piece notes campaign themes, possible policy shifts, and the role of media in shaping voter views ahead of upcoming elections.
In Oregon results Republicans hold state offices except the governorship. Incomplete returns from scattered precincts suggest Heket wins statewide with a possible reduced majority around 16 000. Thomas seeks a congressional seat in the wares district and J N Williams is noted as a Republican from the Serond district.
New York June 2 Marion Hewin United Biaton attorney for the Southery district of Georgis and special assistant to the attorney general on the extradition suit against John F Gaynor and Benjamin T Greene has returned from Quebec The question now at bowie is whether the judge of the Asperene superior court at Quebec saw it take come and Gaynor from the extradition commissioner at Montredil Why he cured the warrant on which the men were arrested at Chateau Brontenve We expect that the jurisdiction excuse over the provision and the writ of his equrt meet stand Brwhs will retire Quebec in a few days
The Journal of Commerce reports May new incorporations with a total capitalization of about 8.08 million dollars, down 14 percent from April. New Jersey leads with a capital figure near 1.05 million, while the month shows a weak start for new business formation.
The case centers on Boomon Hortema a Choctaw Indian about 60 years old charged with witchcraft related murder in a tribal area. He was convicted and sentenced to hang and the appeal reached the U S Supreme Court area and was denied upholding the death sentence.
New York June 2 Members of the Safety Association of Engineers and Firemen announce a plan to refuse handling soft coal used for city furnaces. The action awaits formal union approval and could disrupt fuel supplies and rail shipments if adopted.
Special to Whe Moat Vert Woda reports a fleet movement listing vessels such as Costa ilean and Fiderade from New York and Port Arthur respectively. Other ships include Ansel from Padre Carter via Port Farroios, Mellwe from Martin Save, and Ireon Geavie Hiecelony. Training whips Morton for Matille and shipping lines from New York to Bremen complete the port movements.
Port of Sabine Texas June 2 Steamer Paraguay and Norwebian steamer Atlas sailed with lumber for Vera Cruz listing two vessels leaving the Sabine River port in a brief shipping note.
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Bhorman Texas on June 2 by DP Cooke of Hoot Conk Gourd. The petition requests liquidation of assets valued at $39 and lists no other debts or assets of note.
Palma'sa Sons to American Schools voyage includes Joep and Tomas Paina, sons of the president, sailing for New York as Joep heads to Columila law school. Tomes attends Secouta Vreeient Naima while others aboard react emotionally to the Ber ing crossing.
King Edward narrowly escapes a serious accident as a carriage and royal horse collide near the palace. A stretcher and crowd gathered while officials assessed damage to the royal vehicle and horse.
A Washington dispatch reports that the bill faces possible approval as leaders indicate the conference report will be presented to the House and likely adopted with no changes. The president may delay signing up to eight days before attaching his signature and sending the measure onward.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure all for summer ailments and nervous debility. It cites Mrs. Mamie Goukler of West Philadelphia who credits the remedy with restoring strength after a physician attributed her condition to nerve breakdown and broken health.
The report compiles thirty one years of Galveston weather data for June from the Weather Bureau. It notes average mean temperature around 85 and a coldest month within the period, with highest and lowest readings. Precipitation averages 4.48 inches with a record for single day precipitation and details on notable extremes. The summary cites historical figures and references the United States Weather Bureau and section director Edward H. Bertie.
In May the record shows variable conditions with highs around 10 and lows near zero. The text lists several numeric entries suggesting fluctuating temperatures and precipitation alongside unclear phrases about dates and locations.
Cotton region bulletin covers weather and market conditions for the previous twenty four hours ending 8 am noting meridian times. It records temperatures, wind, and planting or picking activity affecting cotton regions and yields.
Special to The Past reports Edward H Harriman, chairman of the board of the Union Pacific and president of the Southern Pacific, advocating railroad boards controlling properties. He discusses crop prospects, improved public attitudes toward railroads, and earnings drivers in western shipments and lumber, stressing cooperation to expand transportation networks and noting union pacific property conditions and ongoing developments.
A June Washington report describes the House adopting a resolution praising Secretary Hay. The proceedings include remarks by Mr. Clark of Missouri and other lawmakers, touching on the McKinley era and Confederate history.
Special to The Post reports that San Antonio claimant Dia accuses the Venesuela government of unlawfully taking cattle six years ago and seeks aid from Secretary Bay. Dia also presses a land theft claim against Coachulla in G huila state, while Slayden backs use of a battleship to enforce claims if needed.
An able specialist earns an enviable reputation for treating chronic conditions with careful attention and special preparations. Known for addressing patient requirements, the physician emphasizes science driven ideas and neural factors in managing chronic Hathaway related issues.
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