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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
4
The Houston Daily Post lists subscription prices for various editions including weekly and Sunday issues. It notes mailing details, advertising and traveling agency contacts, delivery policies, and a city publication date of Monday, June 10, 1900. The text includes names, rates, and office procedures for payments and carrier service.
A battered OCR fragment discusses quarantines in Texas linked to a San Francisco plague outbreak. It notes no new cases and mentions health measures, with references to Chinatown and various named locations and officials, though text is heavily garbled.
Examines the Post and Insular Cases with a focus on the 1900s era and constitutional status. Discusses how the Cheotsion and related themes influence territorial governance and legal interpretations. Article reflects on public debate and the role of the Supreme Court in shaping policy.
A garbled obituary piece discusses Mr Bryan's candidacy and court actions. It references the Chattanooga Nine, a correspondent named Neal, and a broader debate on constitutional terms, with mentions of political figures and imagined substitutions. The text reflects a noisy, uncertain report with tangled names and events.
A garbled item describes a tribal or regional event with scattered words about boxes and sectors. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, making a clear report impossible from the readable text.
A chaotic debate unfolds over the New York delegation's stance and strategy in Congress. Rival figures from Dudley Wooten to other party leaders argue over representation, policy direction, and the timing of actions while tensions rise within the national scene.
The article discusses early industry and technology shifts as figures debate the oil can and related devices. It mentions labor concerns, safety, and the potential spread of new methods affecting locomotives and piping. It notes imaginations of control and progress amid a mix of speculation and technical terms.
Austin Texas June events report a university commencement with a sermon by Rev. Nediville and a district survey of graduates. The program includes choral pieces and an oration by Rev. Bandyith, while the school plans an additional classroom to ease crowding and extend study.
A large audience attended the Corn Metcement sermon for Texas College held at the Cumbertod Pores byterian church. Rev. Mr. AU of Dalian preached as the crowd listened to plans for an upcoming program and vocations talk led by Rev. B mer. larmincy and Milas Me, with attendees from Travelie and nearby areas. County Superintendent ED ChadCOMBEY supervised.
The Hunteville Texas school board met on June 2 in regular session and elected for the ensuing year Prof. J. W. Clark Mrs Ruth Evans of Wace and Salle Blake among others to teach at the city schools.
A list of guests visiting local families for commencement includes Miss Perry of Rockdale and Miss Beulah Brown, plus Miss Lanna Rogers of Moxia and Mrs. Wotili Howell among many relatives from Dallas, Galveston, Hite ville, and Gronshnock. Attendees travel to Bay area homes for the spring event and the sermon at the Atechwuted college is noted as part of the festivities.
Crowler University held a closing exercises event with students and parents attending. Speakers included Mr ROC Growateck and Latin instructor delivering remarks on education, with praise for efforts and discipline of the participants.
The article notes a commencement sermon at Branham Braham Tixis Jane and Tew with figures George B CIMOthter and Peter of the DMeowlytetian elythen Pee Pheee eeeR eer Oo. It mentions the Nrenhan tiigh ACO and Cheam pera hogar at UL o eeck Simdus and references the text chapter of Protenie. The Worx cin ule discusses the public school system of Pexus and the born public school Bet Tek AL plus the service contributions of Mrs Lood Dawkett amid splendid praise. Examinations at the German American institute supervised by Prof Karns are noted.
Fragmentary OCR describes a 19th or early 20th century scene with named individuals and schools. Mentions village statin, teachers, and a white monster reference. Context unclear due to damaged text and garbled words.
A list of attendees names prominent locals and students from Towling Grain and Monteville gathered for a rural university event in Kentucky. Included are Miss Cortle Davis from Lolli Virginia and Mr Dock Smith from Austin state university, linking regional colleges to community figures.
At a Rockdale Texas board meeting the petition to appoint Mr Je Bi Cook of Finarne as principal of the waite high acheol was discussed. The proposal, supported by the teachers corps, was considered but not electud as of last night.
Voted on by Thorntoy and nearby districts to raise funds for interest on bonds and to construct facilities. The decision aimed to determine taxation to support the bonds, including provisions for repayments and a related tax levy. The outcome confirms the plan to issue and fund bonds for school purposes in Kano area.
The Spurger Ohio county summer normal at Tyler County opened with teachers and faculty listed among attendees. Conduct or Prot Tol TWinter and others participated, with names like GoW Spur and Minter Eneenty Taror noted among traders in attendance.
The Bastrop chapter announces a public installation of officers with Wright Price named among new leaders for Wear Point. In a Morley lineage, N Jenkins and James Jenkins depart for Braumont with terms begun and a banquet planned for June 27. The community expresses delight at the selection and past members reflect on shared service.
A San Antonio firm plans a Mathis Texas watermelon shipment on June 10 from Col County growers. The Oakville market sees a large supply reduction due to recent storm damage, with prices and availability affected. Officials expect a steady stream to Central markets as local growers adapt after the losses.
Motions submitted in multiple civil appeals before the Second Court of Fort Worth Texas seek rehearing or reconsideration from various defendants including Gulf and Valley Railway Company and Hallway Company. The record notes responses by Eller De Puy and others, with references to related cases and motions to add parties or amend judgments.
A string of small gatherings and visits appears in Huntsville Texas. The report mentions Mrs Vo Ho Pace socializing with friends, Miss Vivienne chartered with Phelps from Loneton, and Mrs Tee Thom hosting a party. Mrs FW Foster hosted relatives from Clara and Ale Peay for a luncheon. Mrs Vi Soe and family were featured in a civic-leaning evening discussion. George NS, Oter, and vVitterday attendances are noted along with Houston travel for committee work.
Miss Anon IL Waller and Waed visited the city yesterday to attend on the courts where ties have ing school. Moselle has been teaching and returns. Daisy Vick of Sealy and Mies Partioon visit. Midge Eveline Sterlin and Mise Claus Ster plan to Birmingham for the summer. Bad Be has been teaching in the test yesterday week for the cummer normal.
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