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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
8
Mystery timetable fragment lists arrivals and departures with times and trains. Partial entries mention Grand Central Depot and various arrival and departure times, but many words are garbled leaving an incomplete schedule.
Passengers on an electric car in New York were startled by steam when a boiler fault released pressure. About fifty people were injured though none seriously. The car stood near Forty fourth street and Madison Avenue as workers moved the machine and a valve burst, shattering windows and scalding passengers.
Governor Taft of the Philippines travels to Jensen hospital in Cincinnati Ohio for an operation on an old tronhie that fed to bats for his fall recovers when her recentt sons at Manila Dr. rw perform the operation for The governor is infalrig ged earth wise and sares the ordest with corni tC Hi e, " odderwent ouf operation st Sianite, which was not entirely efective.
The Powry New York reports a March 11 list of Texans registered in New York. Names include J. Levy and Victoria from Houston, B. Bord from Galveston, J. O Kerfe from Delavan, J. M. Sweet from Broadway street Center, and several others with towns Tipertal Texarkana and more. Special agents A KH Kies and others are noted at Main Street addresses.
The finance committee will sell all property to the bidder at the execution site. Auction to be held at Wa Iy and Dow ball. All property is sold. J. ipper, Secretary.
A meeting is called in St Louis as the Southwestern tariff committee reports disagreement on key issues. The group discusses differential rates and regional parity while stressing the danger to the passenger bureau and the need for a unified approach.
A damaged report discusses the battle between square and round cotton bales, noting price differences and space efficiency. It cites various rates, with round bales claimed to save space and potentially alter cargo costs, referencing New Orleans and Memphis merchants and a comparison of bale weights and freight charges.
An old advertisement touts pale and drawn schoolgirls as needing blood nutrition. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood food and beauty aid, offering a free sample from Scott & Bowe chemists at 5 Pearl Street.
The Guffey Company receives a formal notice in Galveston Texas demanding compliance with its contract. The document outlines obligations on time and performance and warns of penalties or action if duties are not fulfilled. It mentions rail or traction terms and rail yard operations and cites the enforcement of contractual conditions.
Fragmentary report outlines a dispute involving international crossings, security concerns, and political tensions. The piece mentions hearings, allegations of sedition, and reactions from various nations with references to official notices and protests shaping the debate.
The commission announced rules for changing the destination of carload shipments in transit or at Texas points. A notice says a new charge may apply for stops en route to a final destination if the original through rates are affected. Changes must be requested within forty days after car wheels reach the destination. extra service charges include 60 cents per ton and a basic 8 dollars per car, with higher rates if original and substituted destinations differ.
A special rate is announced for the Southwestern Gas Light and Street Railway Association meeting to be held April 18 to 22 in San Antonio. Tickets include round trip fare and reduced rates for travel from San Antonio to Monterey Saltillo and other points. Ticket sales occur at San Antonio April 31 and 22, with limited availability to thirty attendees. routes include Van Zandt and Woot counties areas.
Officials announced a new project in Palewine Texas with plans to build a Goar facility. Details remained scarce as officials outlined general timelines and involved parties. The announcement referenced collaboration with regional authorities and local businesses.
An irregular report from Denver, Fort Worth and Texas rail interests outlines a broader reform in freight rates. The note mentions a Fort Worth commercial agent and a Denver contact, with emphasis on freight ascent and port-like pricing.
Brenham March 11 report details a community committee meeting on funding a mill project. Plans include raising capital stock, appointing subcommittees, and drafting a skeleton charter to expedite organization. Skeletal charter and preliminary stock goals discussed for March meetings.
The readable content is garbled with scattered letters and partial phrases, producing no identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
The article reports Stacy's promotion to brigadier general following the retirement of L. M Openheime-Colne J A Styreh, detailing the staffing changes, new assignments, and positions within the unit. It notes March 22 as a key date and mentions related officers and ceremonial duties.
An aged OCR段 fragment touts liver disease symptoms and a proprietary remedy. It lists jaundice, headache, dull head sensations, and digestive issues as liver-related problems. The text credits Dr. Cabwell with a pepsin and herb formula claiming to improve liver function and clearing up sickness.
A fragment notes the Bilene Joby Series being badly torn by the blast of a fet oil tank. The report mentions an explosion and damage but provides limited context or details on casualties or location.
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