Guns of the Campaign Presented to Voters at Opera House
Campaign speakers presented the case to the public on Tuesday as the Opera House drew a crowded audience for the election verdict.
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1902
Page
11
Campaign speakers presented the case to the public on Tuesday as the Opera House drew a crowded audience for the election verdict.
The notice lists voters in each ward including Third Ward G C Street and Fourth Ward residents Herman T Archer and Li W in Fifth Ward Robert L Jones Garvey. Readers see ward by ward tallies with names such as W T Wall and J Z Gaston in Sixth Ward and others.
The article recounts a political rally featuring Archer and Coleman defending Colonel Holt and criticizing Stewart’s governance. It describes campaign rhetoric on taxes, city contracts, and party loyalties, with references to labor, payrolls, and public notices. Readers are urged to vote next Tuesday, amid accusations of improprieties and calls for reform.
The Post defends its role in publishing tax lists amid accusations from the Stewart camp. It argues the 86 page county delinquent tax list, published under a state fiat, cost far less than claimed and notes a later price cap applied statewide. The paper says it would have refused the list at the higher price and accuses opponents of slander and distraction from reform issues.
A community dispute centers on tax receipts and alleged nonpayment of wages for teachers, police, and officials. Speakers demand accountability, with references to Coleman and Mr Joe Hagle, and calls to erect a monument in honor of Colonel Melt amid questions of local incompetency.
The article outlines penalties for illegal voting at primaries. It states misdemeanor charges for unqualified voting or multiple votes across precincts with fines up to 500 or imprisonment up to 60 days. It also covers penalties for soliciting illegal votes and for voter bribery with similar fines and terms.
The text argues that officials who supported the Stewart water works settlement and renewal must be replaced. Holt must win to advance municipal ownership, as Alderman Thompson backed the renewal and Stewart faced scrutiny for previous votes.
Voters heard two distinct campaigns as Mr Jacieere Hiiksie and others sought council seats. One meeting at the opera house drew around 100 residents, while a Brewyit gathering at the court house drew a larger audience, with many moving between venues to hear candidates.
Official city mortuary list for Houston covers week ending noon Saturday March 20 2002. Notable entries include Buck Misher 65 male colored. John Frederick Walne 78 white. Dallas Itaeers female 47 colored. Jiraw mate white. Katie Darts female colored 465 years. George Smith 6 months. Mrs Sigsle Miller white. Water Eileke white 44. Tinbier white. M WIMMAine colored. J D Turter white 64. Wiley Dixon colored with pneumonia. D reston Jackson year old death. Willem erry 90 with consumption.
Mr Frank Draper a Bible pilgrim from Allegheny Pa will deliver a series of three or four lectures in Boston Sunday and Monday April 4 and 7 Odd Fellows halls Mason building have been engaged for lectures at 11 a m and 7 p m on shore Sunday Other lectures and subjects will be announced These discourses will be on Bible topics annually presented through the Millennial Dawes and literature
The article reviews railroad workers and their standing, noting conductors as central figures who reveal character when off duty. It mentions Captain W A Taneop of Laredo Texas seeking municipal office and F W Norris touring the state, with farmers’ plowing readiness and late rains shaping plans.
From Pearland and Houston areas a roan mare, 15 hands high, with harness marks and a bay mare three white feet. a Jersey cow with calf, one year old. another Jersey and Durham cow branded NM A on left side. Reward offered and arrest or conviction sought. notices filed by A B R Anderson Sheriff.
The Jasper County senator told a Post representative that his town and county are fine with good crop prospects. He claimed no opposition in the district and referenced a strong political climate and local conditions despite a few challenges. A local ad notes Sprudel water at creaceat drug store on Main Street.
Ernest Gamble writes from Oviahomes City thanking Mr Grunewald for his kindness and attentions during a Houston concert. He credits the mutual effort for the event’s pleasure and success and extends sincere gratitude.
A team rides a 59 game or set streak as Excacent leads with strong performance. The source notes a notable winning run and outlines key moments that fueled the surge.
The text presents a garbled personal message expressing increased vigor and happiness after using a method. It mentions gratitude for results and a sense of restored strength, though many phrases are indecipherable.
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