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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
5
An obituary sketch outlines Major Wiley M. Jones a pioneer figure, noting his death by sudden paralysis. It recalls his service, rank in the Htager corps, and a long career with references to his early life, final illness, and lingering honors.
Fragmented text indicates a grand jury action involving a case titled Ratsop. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references suggest a formal proceeding or indictment to be scheduled soon in New Orleans.
The article reports Augustine Terie found guilty of murder and five years to be served. Defense notes the verdict followed a trial held this week with a jury verdict on Monday.
An institute offers a free trial package to men by mail aimed at addressing sexual concerns and related health issues. The notice invites letters to request the home treatment and promises discreet delivery from the State Medical Institute located in the kitchen building.
A deep well near Sour Lake Springs company between Savage brothers wells produced a gusher after a valve was opened. Crews report a strong flow with no brimful sulphur and plans for further tests while local investors consider oil shares from multiple firms. Officials from Palestine OH and Development visit Austin to review paving and piping plans for further drilling.
A detailed account describes testing and inspection actions at the Beaumont field and refinery project. It notes company leaders Turner and others directing tasks, test piping, and condenser work. It mentions a 90 day period, barge and piping movements, and expected transfers to New York ships.
Oil burner test reports show successful operation during a March 11 port activity. Engineers noted stable flame, adequate heat output, and efficient fuel consumption under test conditions.
Fragmented OCR text shows Galveston market activity with mentions of Anglo American and Greek shares, unclear figures, and references to daily share listings. No coherent events or outcomes are readable. essential entities appear garbled.
Reports speak of ongoing murder investigation with Berna closely watched for possible lead development. Authorities discuss a large reward while describing witness accounts and alleged involvement of both white and Black suspects in the killing and the surrounding crime.
A long list details bonds registered by the comptroller and renewals of insurance permits. It notes multiple firms and locations including Austin Fort Worth and Lago, with figures such as 275 000 and 198 minklong, referencing general corporate filings and state oversight actions. The article covers charter filings for several companies and mentions water company cases and regulatory actions by state authorities.
Local report states J Lewinger, a well known Wee citizen, locked himself in at the McLellan hotel in Waco and shot himself. The description notes his age and status in the community and mentions his recent actions and associations.
Early 20th century advertisement promotes Stuart's Gin and Buchu as a remedy for kidney and bladder ailments, rheumatism, goiter, and nervous complaints. It claims rapid relief, energy, and renewed health, offering free samples by mail from Atlanta and Houston and urging readers to write for a sample.
A fragment mentions Cheatham related cure and a suggested price. The text is garbled with names and terms unclear. No clear event or persons beyond Cheatham appear.
In San Augustine Tesax a charter for a new bank has been penned by Meera Polk Thivideen of Beaumont and J F Kinny of Houston with Polk and others. A large safe was rented here two to three weeks ago. This week Joseph Polly and Mr Spuders of Center organized another bank according to local reports.
Fragmentary report discusses Judge Reagan and the Holestine case with mention of heirs and a potential probate or legal condition. No clear outcome or date is readable, but the piece references legal action and internal family stakes.
A March Galveston local report notes an arrest of a man linked to a party disruption as election duties and voting procedures loom. The piece references precincts, a seawall debate, and political activity around mayoral and county events with multiple local figures mentioned.
Tirahper Teane reports a local event with Teane, eight teams, and a focus on Whell freendint FT moothe Taft Winematt. Alida Shei is noted among attendees in the Wee Shrevel TE.
A Mississippi reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing eight years of female trouble and restoring health. The testimonial credits Mrs. Pinkham and notes Mrs. Jennie O'Donnell of Oakland Woman's Riding Club endorses the remedy.
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