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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
8
Railroad timetable shows Grand Central Depot departures and arrivals with listed times for weekdays and Sundays. It mentions Galveston trains and a Santa Fe connection with departures toward Congress Ave Depot and Victoria Ward, including a Sunday special and notes on minor delays.
T B Coppage was named acting superintendent of the Temple division by the Southern Pacific and Western Hills railroad line to take effect March 17. Coppage, formerly a temple schoolmaster, will oversee the division in addition to existing duties as superintendent. The appointment follows W B Scott's resignation to become superintendent of the Houston division of the Santa Fe system, after many years as Temple's master and prior service as train master at Calilnote.
Mr Sam Tr Pettus returned from Fort Worth with a large delegation of cattlemen headed to Galveston for a speech day. The list includes Dorrane Dallas Moet Manela Bebukter Jefferson County Patton Nef Waun BW Seburne Htle Granite City A A Shaffer Georgetown Fort Worth L A Line Fort Worth A Mo McDowell Colorado City Dan Mekerson Hermand G Jallory Galveston County J Yuton Smithville Clayton Philadelphia Girard Chicago Drew Missouri City Mo Pettus and Wichard will present prize winning cattle at the World’s Fair showing. They plan to return home after the events.
Do not travel without a bottle of Chamberlain's Collee Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be procured while at sea. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by all druggists.
Fragmentary notice outlines a city bid event and an auction related to property sale. It mentions a deadline and city authority but the text is garbled leaving essential details unclear. The secretary is named in the fragment, with further actions to follow in official notices.
A tangled report recalls a meeting of Southern railroad officials and passengers discussing a pending disposition and a hoped for termination. Names and places appear crowded in an OCR fragment, but the tone signals a cautious step toward consensus and continued cooperation between agencies and travelers.
The text profiles Colonel Robert C Clowry a longtime Western Union executive, noting his rise to lieutenant colonel and roles as chief superintendent and vice president. Details cover his career spanning from 1880s appointments, executive committee work, and leadership within the Western Union Telegraph company, including regional oversight and public service.
Nobriska, daughter of Flan and Inthiee Datalink, becomes entangled in local property and reconstruction laws. The message notes a transfer of renters and questions the city’s regulation on reconstruction deeds and tenancy.
A Utah incorporation is filed for a company to own and control the Mexican National Railroad. The document lists proposed officers and origins in New York and Salt Lake City with a stated aim to operate a rail line across Guanamate Megiow and related territories. The filing names George UL Smith of Salt Lake City as president and references multiple regional entities and jurisdictions in its formation details.
Minnesota visitors will tour Houston today to see points of interest in and around the city. Officials in Piney may host a schedule including parks, streets, and local landmarks as part of a civic outreach operation.
A scrambled notice outlines special rate announcements by the railway and a forthcoming convention. It mentions Houston dates and a May gathering, with references to locations Asherville and Belton and a May 60 day window. Details are fragmented but indicate official notices for events and rates.
The proposal to change minimum weights on Garland lumber shipments is rejected. The Southwestern committee and task groups defend the current basis, citing stability and compliance with regional supply needs amid ongoing discussions on the pipeline and related industrial concerns.
A garbled report describes regional changes in Frisco involving Regents, travel arrangements by representatives, and discussants from various locales. It mentions Mr Wynne San An and others coordinating offers, payments, and rail connections with local agents and general freight concerns.
Notices indicate tariff cuts to fifty cents and new postal rates effective April first. The item references routing changes, clerical delays, and unresolved contract issues involving multiple locations including Corpus Christi and Monterey, with discussions on forged contracts and road developments in New Mexico.
Fragmented text mentions Northogge Mexico and a government matter. It references an owl, a representative, and a possible confrontation or legal action. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The article outlines an important conference taking place in San Antonio featuring speakers from Massena Neon, Hirteniy AL, Montentane, and West Wosth. It notes discussions on peace and regional collaboration with emphasis on governance and community partnerships.
Mr Dissen resigns from his post effective April 3. The road project leadership shifts to Rien, Texas, with the Mainteni unit taking charge and new authority assigned to the central office. Tracie recalls his tally and pays tribute to his career as the transition proceeds.
City authorities approve building several new segments of an oil pipeline along the riverfront. The plan involves horizontal laying contracts and framing work by Beovia and Soton firms to complete sections near the levee and industrial zones.
Witsgiraaten hits a key lead as the Southern Tae SOP EPH IN tanks hold top seats.
March 4 report notes start of construction on a new electric power project in the Southers Marile region. Officials discuss funding, river rivet work, and anticipated capacity as crews prepare the site. The Better Publics agency and local representatives are cited, with key figures named in the discussion of approval and timing.
A fragmented article notes public interest and debate around new Santa Fe vehicles. Readers confront shifting priorities as officials discuss design, safety, and costs amid evolving local transportation plans.
Fragment reading on track laying with Aime Cain Texas on May 14. Mentions grading and a tentative note about international work and merit line.
A garbled OCR text references Houston and Galveston areas with scattered mentions of CNN, Palestine, and wartime themes. It includes stray phrases about officers, elections or appointments, and a vague note of activity yesterday, but lacks coherent narrative, dates, or clear events. The piece reads like a scrambled wire or caption dump with multiple broken lines and unrelated fragments.
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