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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary report notes a widewalk departure and a missing body inquiry. It cites large sums of money 0 000 pounds and 50 000 dollars at Whee with details unclear and no names or places fully readable.
Reports estimate property losses in the West Virginia disaster are very large with many miners likely dead or missing. Officials brace for delays in coal traffic as lines and rails suffered extensive damage.
A northern Virginia mining area faced heavy disruption as storms cut lines and halted shipping. Fibers and wires failed between towns, delaying communications and halting coal output. Rain and flooding damaged homes and killed animals, with property losses mounting to tens of thousands of dollars.
Clouds unleashed torrents Sunday morning as Reedy valley suffered the worst flood in memory. Stores were washed away and homes damaged. crops ruined and residents displaced. Reports from Parkersburg indicate extensive property damage across Roan county with lines of authority assessing the wreckage and ongoing relief needs.
A hemp of claims extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood tonic that cures biliousness dyspepsia constipation kidney complaint rheumatism catarrh nervousness weakness faintness pimples and eruptions. A Woodstock resident W P Henton wrote of feeling tired before using it and improved after the first bottle, noting renewed energy and better work.
Local advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a sure remedy and claims it satisfies its promise to cure. Consumers urged to accept no substitute and purchase Hood's today.
Communication cut and telephones down as Ripley and Mill Creek Valley railroad services falter due to four bridge washouts and warehouse damage. Tanner Row home of John Muller family of nine swept away in the night. neighbors rescue them from upper stories. Loss and damage expected to halt traffic for days with merchants reporting substantial losses.
Richmond wire service field report from June 25 describes extensive destruction in Keystone and surrounding towns. Hundreds missing and many bodies recovered as debris blocks rivers and rail lines. Damaged bridges and embankments hinder relief while rail traffic awaits recovery.
Very old resident Muyetterille Arie June 21 to Mew Allie Hodges died at her home in a rural area after a lengthy illness. She was about 65 years old and lived with her widowed daughter in the same house. Four grandchildren, two daughters also mentioned, and a widowed son-in-law noted in the sparse obituary.
A westbound passenger train No. 1 on the Wabash line wrecked near Cass Station four miles from Logansport after a washout caused by heavy rain. The engine and five cars derailed. at least a dozen people were killed and many injured. Doctors and officials joined the scene as rescue efforts began and the wreckage was cleared.
Axtell residents report a mysterious blaze that destroyed a house owned by William Melnroah Horie and damaged outbuildings. Firefighters from nearby towns responded as investigators seek the fire’s cause and whether an explosion or other incident started the flames. Several neighbors and belongings were affected by the blaze.
Eagle Ford Flour Mills reports Ragie Park on the Trinity River damaged by a large morning blaze. Estimated loss about £40,000 with additional damages of £2,000 to ink supplies. Fire officials investigate cause and extent of the damage.
Washington June 2 The court of appeals denied the Kiowa and Comanche Indians motion for a hospital appeal from Judge Bridles decision. The suit sought to block the opening of the Kings Comanche and Apache lands to Oklahoma settlement. President s proclamation opening the reservations to settlement is expected soon.
Robert Wad dell wins a dramatic race at Washington Park breaking a track record. Yellow Tail led early but Wad dell moved outside and surged to victory in a sprint that redefined the event.
Readable fragments report floods in West Virginia casualties and officials’ actions. Mentions Ohio Republicans, Louisiana guards killed, ship incidents near Minnesota, and a potential quarantine debate. Also cites diplomas, rain in Texas, a bubonic outbreak in Hong Kong, and international diplomacy news.
Dallas candidates for the democratic nomination for congressman from the Birth district push campaigns. Wooten Clark Shaw and Wear campaign in Dallas while O Dell Beal Johnson and other leaders labor across the district for the May primary election. Dallas eyes a pivotal role as Moore Weten Shaw and Clark vie to represent the county at the convention.
The readable text mentions Horwood No 16 as a performer, a strike at Ned Fork I T, and various firms and rail issues. It references the Cam brid Line, shipmounted trash, Rider Dempster offices in Galvestat, and Anmwat guilds patrolling tracks at Deming NS to stop a tine from crossing near Bisteo Arizona.
Wheat closed lower as cheaper cable shipments and prompt delivery weighed on prices. A flat car of new wheat arrived in Chicago from Oklahoma, while stocks fell sharply and cotton futures showed notable gains. Market activity reflected mixed regional signals between New York and New Orleans trading centers.
Two young men accused of trying to pass worthless drafts at a race track near Chicago. Warren Stoner, linked to a Kentucky family and turf official, supposedly aided. Descriptions of the suspects circulated as police traced them to Chicago and then found a stolen vehicle tied to the case.
Galveston prepares for a horse racing event in the Blorlote Pourth district. Entries include Bibert Bros Kal mere and Eddie Bars duck stallion bin Forac, with all horses eligible for a 2:00 mile pace. Three heat cup over a half mile course to determine winners.
June news briefs report Boston and Philadelphia battles, New York and Brooklyn rallies, and Shreveport versus Little Rock, including key plays, pitching changes, and notable sluggers. Also notes Shamrock I moving to Anchorage and Floyd McFarland's improving condition.
The Kaufman County Democratic Committee met to set primary conventions in each precinct on Saturday June 2 at Roop. The county convention will be at Koufman on May where delegates to the national convention in Meridian will be elected.
Report covers fire aftermath and the turning of the first market. It traces early market history and notes where city officers will be located. Magnolia park property sale confirmation and new cotton sale price of 2115 are recorded amid officer elections.
Beall supporters W and Elmble visited Wilfort County to promote Ben J. Beall for Congress. The report notes Beall aims to unseat Mayor Jenson and carries moderate principles in a Texas district race.
The article notes a county convention planned for Thursday to nominate candidates in the upcoming congressional race. Odell Lesds of Cleburne Texas is mentioned among participants and organizers.
Sherri Hunter prepared to take Gregorian Cortes to trial when Judge Whiten ordered Alm to hold the prisoner in the San Aftodo jail until further orders. The telegram directs continued detention pending new instructions from the Twenty Fourth district.
In San Antonio Texas a plan to build a Peluis bulging for colored children sparked contention as the city board reconsidered the gift and contract for the project. Colonel Georgy W Brackenridge's role in the proposal is noted amid the dispute.
Calvert Texas June 15 the fourth chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy was organized at the home of Mrs T E Brown. Officers elected include Mrs Larry Piel president Mrs L H Parish first vice president Mrs W M Hilzies second vice president Miss Edith Gilson recording secretary Miss Pawling Camier corresponding secretary Mrs J O Shordam historian Mrs Hassle Henderson registrar.
A chaotic report from Lookout Station describes Juan tre fisa, a Mexican resident, struck by a train near San Antonio. The Business Men's association hints at possible collaboration to salvage a local tournament, promising a rushed effort to keep the event alive if city leaders show support.
In Texas on June 24 Ed Mittler and Carmer were with a painful mishap south of here involving a wheel driving Kone. A stick caused a eye injury to a farmer, with the event leading to the removal of a hut morning yesterday.
A brief report from Grimes County describes a fatal or injurious shooting where a child was struck by a sibling using a projectile. The incident involved Meg and Min Wood and Keith Grimes. officials expected to transport the child for examination with an X ray to locate the ball.
The Seventh National Bank faced rumblings of a run with clearing house statements and a provisional signation by Thorn, son of a General, as directors reassessed the bank’s finances. Officials deny connections to other institutions and vow to maintain stability amid speculation.
The item notes plans for a movement from Ennis to Navasota due to land holdings and confirms two bankruptcy petitions in Fort Worth and Bordentown. It mentions Yana Chimkl as a local business figure and highlights a line about a merchant Wilkerean of Bordentown facing bankruptcy. An unrelated advertisement for Herbin medicine is noted.
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