Houston Daily Post 1902 June 9 in Brief
The Houston Daily Post issue from Monday June 9, 1902, lists publication details and office addresses. It notes print formats including daily and Sunday sections and lists circulation and pricing information. It also provides foreign and traveling agent listings for the paper.
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Houston
THXAS
Advance
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Treve
BB. Throop
J. A. Barton
Awimer
S. M. Gibson
Zigzag Helmsman Roosevelt Uproar Draws Nation’s Notice
A zigzag figure surrounding President Roosevelt receives immense attention nationwide. His statements are parsed and debated, with critics and supporters alike treating each spoken line as a closely studied omen of leadership and national direction.
Unclear historical siege and political upheaval note
Fragmented OCR notes discuss battles at Le THINS and Nour force actions, Kitchener’s advances, American methods debated, and Mont Pelee lava activity with references to Boulevards and public order. Mentions of Am erican politics, moon phases, and volcanic smoke but with many garbled terms.
Child Burned to Death in Billott Texas Tragedy
A young girl named Sadie, daughter of Mr and Mrs W, died in a fire while at a nearby store. Her mother Cadle remains in critical condition, and the incident shocked residents of Billott.
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Billott
Texas
Sadie
Galveston
The Post's Letter Box Questions and Answers
Readers submit inquiries on topics from coin values to Bible revisions and U S laws. The column presents concise, factual responses citing authorities, with emphasis on historical events, legal matters, and notable figures when readable.
St Louis Cattle Market at National Stock Yards
Trade at the National Stock Yards in St Louis showed heavy weight cattle easing to around 30 percent lower than last week’s close. Calves remained weaker while steer and heifer prices edged down with fewer sales, as buyers showed cautious demand.
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National Stock Yards
Described Dogs Reported Missing in Rural County
Local sheriff notes two stray dogs, a white spot on the chest and a branded mark on the left shoulder observed near Dun Horee and Forthead. They are described as older, with a distinctive gryphon-like scar and a small white spot, last seen in the area.
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Toxon
Forthead
Letters From The People The Trust Issue
A verbose reader letter argues about trust in the Philippine political process, critiquing republican policy, public sentiment, and universal suffrage. The writer urges alignment with certain factions while denouncing others, referencing global events and local political figures. The piece reflects a period voice and public concern over elections and governance.
Color for President and mayoral race across New York sections
Fragmented text appears to discuss a presidential visit and a mayoral race in New York areas with scattered names and places. It references WAT WE Dn Gredale and Te Virglide plus candidates and a moving to New York, but details are unclear and several words are garbled.
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London
New York
King Damne
Ieee Seitortatind
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Joel Tony Woven
Columiin
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Jane Ottetrikes
Mryan
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Reed Leiden
Forest exposition highlights at central Wheatsheaf fair
A garbled early 20th century forestry report describes a national expo led by government and scientific bodies. It mentions Volta Sulley and a meat of lines about timber, agriculture, and international commissions, with references to the Soviet and American roles and ongoing exhibit plans.
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Department of the Whphilts
Anebeer
Peavey
Volta
Mike
Kyriracian
Soviet Honibe
Diviber Ingorentis
Ley Henini
Miel
Lee
Opti
Hilustelus Staat
Spain
Sega
Open market day in Travis County hosts local produce sale
The State Capital reports Travis County agricultural fair opens June 1 with exhibits from Germain American Agricultural Association. Vendors display multiple products as townsfolk plan to visit three miles from the fairgrounds, enjoying a community showcase and sale.
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Austin
Germain American Agricultural Xoelitive
Travis County
Oedinen
Menahobed
Apia
Complex court hearing on spinning top claims and defense actions
The report outlines a forthcoming court session involving the Lowe Acre Oil Company and opposition on a spinning top role modification. It details anticipated defense strategy and questions about producer pressure and regulatory implications, with references to witnesses and procedural expectations.
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Court Boise
Pottdlor
Lowe Acre Oll
Mertin Chitre
Weimar area personals and community notices mixed in
A dense, misspelled list of names, roles, and places references local residents and events around Weimar and nearby areas. The fragment names individuals, families, affiliations, and possible political figures, interwoven with scattered places and potential notices, in a garbled postwar-style directory snippet.
McGuuahey and Leland Tie in Quiet Wedding
A formal ceremony took place June 4 at 1pm at the residence of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J in Lali. The couple, McGanggey of Gilmer and Leland known as a prominent business figure, were joined in marriage with a simple turnout and family celebration.
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Fin Jaechite Switen
Tetas
Werlmradnx
Lali
Tesaal
Kay Jdulate
Lev
A. Mundi
McGanggey
Gilmer
Thuride Fe
Gilmer trip marks next leg for McGaugheys
The McGaugheys plan a long groundbreaking tour through North and West Texas starting June 1 after settling in Gilmer. They are well known in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank community and will be away for an extended period.
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Eathier
Farmers and
O''mer
Iin
Wid
McGaughey
Gilmer
Texas
Tera
Jane
Howe
Foyett
Chappell Hill
Vinlt
Fries
Ed Frank Market
Rome
Miesare
al J. Millee
Weay County
Local option election gains tempo in Hill County
Hillstoro Texas June 7 local option campaign to June 14 gains momentum as J H Davis speaks to large crowds. The article notes nightly pro and anti option speaking planned, with organizers arranging more speakers and rallies across the county.
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Hill County
Hillstoro
Texas
J. H
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Prohibition Vote Disputed in Taylor County
Fragmentary report from Abilene Texas shows a tense Taylor County vote where only one precinct reported, tallying 14 votes for prohibition while Mulberry Canyon reportedly tied and other areas opposed prohibition. The overall result appears unclear with widespread irregularities and messaging concerns.
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Callahan
Abdlene
Texas
Taylor
Syaner
Mulberry Canyon
Miri
Wallahaty
Mater
Large Pro Majority Reported in Jasper Texas Election
A decisive pro majority is reported in Jasper Texas with voters supporting the Republican slate. The tally indicates strong local support for the party across the June election, signaling continued influence in county and town governance.
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Jasper
Texas
Victory in Red River Election Sparks Heated Turnout
Voters filled precincts as results showed Alma and Toit competing in a tight race. Alma reportedly led at one point with close totals but no candidate secured a clear majority of the votes. The fragmented tally suggests a hung result pending final certification.
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Red River
Plirks
Tess
Tune
Seitindt
Keron
Alma Soo
Dibrell Still In as Report on Withdrawal Originates
A garbled report notes Dibrell remains in place while details of his withdrawal are traced. The message mentions Seguin and Me Dipl, with unclear quotes about a colleague’s influence and a friend in Fingle Uaen. Officials cite a private message mentioning a deportation and rain factors in the record.
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Toxms
Dune
Thr
Miele Woks
Dorell Wall Elchdrasen
Fingle
Uaen
Nowneenyl
Ranger Delegation Heads to County Convention
A fragmented report from Ranger Texas shows a delegation preparing to attend a county convention. The text mentions voters and delegates supporting candidates and a shift toward a party gathering, with unclear specifics due to OCR errors.
Furman Captures Primary Amid Turbulent Local Race
Local primary results show Furman taking the lead amid a fragmented field. Names misread in OCR appear as Millen Millten Wisay Inne, with whispers of inked ballots and party tension shaping the outcome. Municipal and county supporters await final tallies and possible recounts.
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Furman
Mattion
Fire Rages Through Village Business District
A series of warehouse and shop fires devastate a village business area. Fire crews battled flames at multiple properties including Willing store and others owned by local merchants. Insurance details and damages were still being assessed as investigators reviewed the scene.
Insurance Men Meet to Discuss City Fire Conditions
A Houston meeting of Texas insurance men is planned to consider the fire insurance situation in several Texas cities. The association will discuss policy provisions and the need for reforms to improve fire protection. Members expect talks on changes to policy terms and future oversight.
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Care Houston Post
Jaime I
Texan
Wort Werth
Jones
Worth
Texas
Jung
Bart Worth
Dr. F. M. Law and Venprally in Belton City Notice
A garbled OCR item mentions Dr. F. M. and Dr. PY, with Law and Venprally noted in Belton city. It references a arrival event at Belton Penes and Bohian 1 Thursday aftor ial nrival, leaving unclear names and details.
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Brron
Tras
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PY. Ay. Law
Thin City
Belton Pene
Bohian
Tharaday Ib
Neale
Crop Report Notes Decline in Grain Prospects
The Ni p News crop report from Galveston-Texas discusses decreased grain prospects amid extended drought and market pressures. It highlights the Carpenters Union action, rail and shipping disruptions, and widespread arrival of passengers and goods, with Galveston as a key port center. The piece references grain conditions, market responses, and ongoing labor tensions affecting the region. It mentions New York arrivals and local maritime activity affecting the local economy.
Bre nham Budget and Community Notes Patchy Report
A rough Blending of budget mentions and local notices includes remnant items about meetings, hospital visits, farmers, and summer projects. Mentions of individuals like Monvham Tera Jane and The Lusk family appear amid fragmented sentences and weathered notes about crop pests and local events.
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