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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
2
A garbled crop of items reports storms in the Midwest, court defiance in Trepe, and police strains in cities. Mentions Indianapolis convention activity, Chicago suburbs, hospital crowding, and labor disputes. Ongoing federal inquiries, senate names, and transport issues appear amid chaotic OCR text.
The article notes scrofula is commonly inherited and often present in pale weak children and many adults. It lists indications such as swollen neck glands abscesses skin eruptions inflamed eyelids sore ears rickets catarrh wasting and general debility.
A testimonial ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as a lasting remedy. It cites a daughter cured of scrofula under the treatment and praises the preparations for restoring health, urging readers to trust the advertised cures.
In Aguptin Texas 14 year old Mea Worfoe married wife of 4 months suffered severe injuries as her husband Washer attacked her in bed. He attempted to kill her and himself with weapons cutting her throat and injuring hands. A female bystander described the scene as the couple dying together. Authorities reported the husband was later found with his own fatal injuries.
Officials of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange invite Texas press and city leaders to a formal gathering in New Orleans. The event aims to discuss papers and notices related to civic and commercial interests, with a focus on securing endorsements and public attention.
In a crowded field of pacers, Ameen Koteee and William C. Whitning make notable showings. Rinne Girl wins a handiiy event at Ravenna while Tor Macelltoce gains on Manorer Queen at Earl. Death, Marcia, and Thepreten Sta Tue mounters signal a derby entry. Faraday in Oregon places well, with two favorites faltering as South Breeae wins an onje factor at Pola Gieide. Sweden claims first for Mn meen as the meet unfolds.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a graduation event with seating under a timetable. It mentions the Heh institution and the Dees ceremony, likely detailing seating and rotation of graduates. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
The text notes widespread shifts in grains and cattle, with grains gaining and cattle markets active. It mentions Chicago, Louis market steadiness, and Canadian parity declining while brokers pursue derby related business amid a featureless market.
Report says Mr Gwayne and the Moree Swans syndicate anticipate strong progress from the Jennings Field project. Officials elected from the syndicate include Mr Severne, with assurances that substantial investment will yield development gains, despite modest immediate returns.
A June dispatch from Washington notes ongoing Philippines bill deliberations in the House and Senate. It suggests aiming for action within about a week, with further steps anticipated in two weeks. The report emphasizes urgency to move the measure and mentions committee pace and potential majority support.
Fragments indicate a proposed Dallas Cleburne Southwest route or project linked to Sho Katy and Sherman area developments. Details are unclear but reference a fifty mile connection and a new outlet to the northwest from Sherman.
A local report details why the Milam priest siphon failed to operate and outlines steps taken to fix the defects. The Alumni Association provided naming rights or support for a related project, though details remain unclear.
Nacogdoches Texas June 4 reports tomatoes shipped in crates by a sender labeled Toe Arie. Crates sold at 1.10 per crate with total earnings unclear. Additional crates are loaded today and will be shipped tonight. Daily shipments expected at two to five crates until the crop is exhausted.
At the Indiana Democratic convention in Indianapolis a split over endorsing William Jennings Bryan delayed platform adoption. The resolutions committee approved a pro reform program and condemned the Republican era while adopting a ticket headed by Alfred Senor, James Sullivan, Jerome LePera, and T. K. Howard for state offices pending November election.
A chaotic night in the city centered on elevated rail protests and a driver strike. Police faced missiles from workers and rioters near Thirty Fourth Street as chaos erupted with gunfire, injuries, and widespread damage. Governor Yates urged calm while militia remained ready to intervene.
A historic ad promotes Mother Celery Compound as a cure for fatigue insomnia and general health decline. It claims the product restores energy vigor and happiness, enabling men and women to enjoy nature and home life. The copy urges timely use during June to avoid health deterioration and mentions widespread benefits.
Red River water levels rise along the Nis point area as a gauge inches upward. Local observers note rising banks and concerns as the river continues to swell past the gauge readings.
In Wilkes Barre on June 4, engineers firemen and pump runners joined a strike called by the miners union. Company officials prepared to fill vacated positions as the president eyed appointing a commissioner to handle the dispute.
President Roosevelt weighs appointing a commission to investigate the strike situation in the subway system. Reports state he would task Senator Hann to undertake the inquiry if such a commission is formed by the New York board of trade and transportation.
A damaged dispatch from Utrecht notes Mr Kruger III is seriously indisposed and confined to bed in Brussels. The report cites confusion and illness affecting his condition and travel.
A garbled June report from The Post Washington notes wage changes for city officials. It mentions a $1000 increase for one position and $140 for another, with unclear job titles and departments.
The Senate opened debate on the Isthmian canal project with Speaker Me Weig discussing seismic risk to both routes. Supporters highlighted ongoing interoceanic policy reviews and potential retirements of senior officials as part of broader negotiations. The session featured remarks by Major General John R. Brooke and other aides, with questions raised about Monroe Doctrine origins and appropriations tied to the plan.
A special Washington dispatch reports Republicans may appoint Senator McLaurin to the vacancy, aiming to defer to his wishes. The piece notes tension within the party as leadership weighs appeasing him versus party unity, with potential desertion from certain factions.
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