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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
8
The timetable lists train arrivals and departures for Grand Central Depot and related lines including Santa Fe Congress Ave, Galveston trains, and Missouri Kansas Texas routes. Details show exact times, destinations, and days with Sunday-only and midnight specials noted among various depots and routes.
Vessel movements include arrivals at Galveston with names like Nene Voesele Cup Alberto Treves and Parosy and ships traveling from New York and Liverpool. The report covers steamship and schooner traffic, cotton receipts, and stock movements, alongside a note promoting Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for seafaring journeys.
The text presents garbled OCR with numerous misspellings and unclear names. It references a general, a road, and potential events at a jail or fort, plus scattered mentions of people and places, but no clear incident or outcome is discernible.
A garbled text fragment mentions Harte Synge Alape and a foreign transport context with railway and collection themes. It references Leaeten Tesus Contra and international lines with vague action and outcomes. The passage remains unreadable in crucial details.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Wells Fargo and New Mexico but data is unreadable. No clear event names dates or actions are present to summarize into a factual card.
In the Southeen Thavitie, political tensions rise as leaders defend their stance on reform. Observers note mounting criticism of the Riverside efforts and a call for clearer guidance from Ange Ting Mle amid protest and public scrutiny.
Clerical lines reveal appointments of new dispatchers for Port Worth and Denver City lines. The notice names Foyt Weeth and Teany as key figures in the communication flow. Further details appear in the late edition.
Fragmentary readable text shows garbled names and potential locations. The exact entities and events are not decipherable, leaving only hints of persons or organizations without a coherent news item or clear outcome.
A garbled travelogue item references George Wiyelaiel as a transportation organizer for a complex tour through multiple locales. The text names various places and figures in a dense, partially legible stream, suggesting a promotional or logistical note about a traveling exhibition or trade event.
The article notes a surge in demand for shipping facilities with potato shippers paying to secure fast delivery. It mentions rapid loading at loading stations and new builders progressing. The piece references freight movements near My fonte and southern markets, with lines about stocks and seasonal activity.
W A Dacie, a puloter in the Southern Pacific shops, died yesterday. The obituary notes his passing at 1:1 o'clock at home, 2818 Coch.
A chaotic procurement note lists a total price of sixteen thousand dollars with various persons and places woven into a long damaged OCR segment. It mentions an insurance of over forty and references names, locations, and a public event setting with grocery items, drugs, and property terms.
Fragmented text describes a forthcoming event with various names and dates unclear due to OCR errors. It hints at a gathering or celebration with speakers or participants and mentions a planned gift or program rollout and a possible synod or committee meeting.
Fragmented text describes a death and medical inquiry with garbled names and events. It mentions a pin lodged in the body and a long illness leading to paralysis and death, with reference to a physician and family details. The passage reads like an oblique, damaged notice of a fatal incident and its medical handling.
A flawed advertisement claims Hall's Great Discovery cures kidney, bladder, diabetes, and related ailments for men and women with a one-dollar bottle. It promises a two month treatment and includes testimonials from Warthulla Texas and Geo. Buck. The ad urges readers to request testimonials and visit druggists for purchase.
General William G Webb, longtime Texas lawyer and Confederate veteran, died in Austin of paralysis. He was born in Georgia and practiced law in several states before returning to Texas, where he served as editor of the Hout Telegraph for a period. Webb fought at Monterey and held command as a captain in the Confederate army.
Wise County commissioners court has ordered an election on a local option measure in Decatur and Tenar. The action sets the date for voters to decide on a local option issue, signaling a formal vote process to determine county alcohol or related policy.
The readable text consists of garbled phrases and scattered names. It mentions violence and a lynching reference, mixed with unrelated terms and potential names, without coherent context or clear events.
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