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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
8
A scanned railroad schedule shows arrivals and departures at Grand Central Depot with multiple train numbers, destinations, and times. The garbled text lists express and local trains, service windows, and daily operation notes across several routes and depots.
Adjutant General Scurry will address the Volunteer Guard Association in Austin on March 12 regarding Camp Mabry. Williamings bought eight acres near the parade grounds and plowed furrows, prompting inquiry into ownership. The state owns eighty five acres valued at £90,000, and Gov. Renarry will propose selling the entire camp area to the Volunteer Guard association.
Taken up by W. F. Van Dorn Lyneh Texas a dark bay horse 164 high branded RK and another branded TF and a third with a star on the forehead. Reward five dollars. Notices warn against leaving town without a chamber tablet. Advertising tone notes medicines from Chamberlain's and cures for cholera and diarrhea.
The finance committee will sell a property at public auction to the highest bidder for unpaid taxes. The sale is scheduled for Wednesday at 109 Market Street, with the property description and parcel details provided in the notice.
The fragment mentions Jacksbory and a project in progress with unclear names and tasks. Details are unreadable, but the note indicates work beginning or continuing on an unspecified project at an unspecified location.
Widespread talks of consolidation unfold after an official agreement is reached. The move affects multiple plants and workers with potential shifts in operations, wages, and job security as unions and management negotiate terms.
A surveying party led by Velasco nears one mile of Sandy Point near Tevap Ware and Te try. They report progress along the coast with a list of nearby landmarks and terrain features from Holle to Terres while preparing for final observations before reaching the terminus at Santa Po.
Fragmented report notes a withdrawal from a prior matter and references a council or committee session. Mentions Nes, Patenet, and Strive with unclear roles, plus a plan in session at St. Houke. Cites Fr. Tanils and Wetton Rytt world recall without clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary report notes JF Holten denying any sale of the Choctaw Railroad. Text shows garbled phrases and unclear witnesses but centers on protest or rejection of transfer, with scattered references to meetings and officials.
In Aivetin Texas March 0 the commission studied wet weather citizen testimony about depot sites near Pine edge of town and general road interests. J P Elmer of Chicago Great Western arrived with family, plans for Mexico trip noted. Engineers discuss Caner Valley route extension toward Van Wieck as part of railroad expansion.
Texas Southern railway today received the tre.
A wary note extols health insurance as protection and urges guarding the liver against disease. It emphasizes early attack defense and the value of safeguarding health through preventive measures.
The report mentions Mogul engines in a recent race or test near San Antonio, with mentions of Adan a safety and the Ban Antonin and Aransas Mees. M.D. Monserrate, president of the organizations, will host quarters in San Antonio. Joe officinia and Parlin Hialh are referenced in connection with the trip. General Bowron and others are listed among attendees. The Cotton Met lites segment is noted as part of the event coverage.
The readable text references a passing and a travel route or journey with mentions of names and places. It appears as garbled OCR from a local notice or obituary style item, noting a figure connected to a place and a possible event or tribute. The legible elements include names, a location, and a sequence related to a ceremony or departure.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places such as Austtin and Teredienet with scattered terms like railroad and texts. It lacks clear events but suggests a local history or research note referencing individuals Tim Of Teredienet and Serayey in an unfinished narrative.
Senator Savage reports changes at the Institute for Colored Deaf and Dumb and its move to Hunterville. The document cites tensions over superintendent selection and governance, with objections raised by multiple officials and a question about the institution’s future location and administration.
Austin notes detail the penitentiary system with monthly financials and superintendent reports. The session discusses a sugar mill proposition, with board members debating actions and routine items at the meeting in March.
Vague OCR notes report a trustees or board gathering in a Texas location with names such as Hawi Wickler and Mmatren. The fragment mentions agenda items tied to a Sarah Operation or Siare, and a colonel figure taking charge. specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
The document details committee actions on state education, including transportation for staff, standards for teacher qualifications, and reform proposals. It mentions superintendent testimony on teaching quality, minority access, and a push to restrict hires to graduates from reputable schools while outlining planned shifts in school work and progress measures.
The text records a long, garbled report noting March 1 events including a Christian procession, city committee discussions, and references to a photographer and several named individuals. It mentions a March 1 date, a dedication or ceremony, and local civic matters with unclear details.
The report catalogs ship movements with arrivals and destinations including Galveston New York Liverpool and New Orleans. It notes vessels such as Livertiowl and Kinsale and mentions sailings to and from Boston Manchester and Calyeraton with various cargo and passenger movements.
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