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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
2
Goliad Texas reports ten more deaths as debris clearing continues. Names added to the dead include Arvin Hord and Eve Holliman among others. Many wounded remain in hospital or private homes with uncertain survival prospects. relief funds and clothing donations are noted for the affected community.
Reporter Forbes describes a catastrophic derailment near Victoria involving the New Orleans Valores delegation and a relief train from Goliad. The scene includes scattered wreckage, shattered telegraph lines, and the impact on residents as relief work begins amid fear and confusion.
Mr. George I. Brown secretary of the Business League reported yesterday receipt of four books as part of local contributions for Goliad.
The ad asserts steady common sense treatment over months provides greater gains for weak children than frantic attempts. It claims children like Scott’s Emulsion and thrive on it, presenting a free sample offer and company references.
Victoria Texas May 20 reports show citizens donated 1297 pounds to aid the Gollad opelong sufferers in a community relief push. The note praises local response and calls for continued support for those in need.
The State reports that railroads have replied to a proposed shipping framework outlining how relief supplies and goods would be moved inland. Officials indicate freight coordination and potential timetable impacts amid evolving policy discussions.
Fragmentary text mentions Mayor Black and aid for a local cause with scattered names and places, unclear context and missing details.
Local reporters summarize community fundraising and aid organization activity across Denton and Texarkana after a tornado. Teams including Moras Mey and Sherman coordinate donations, volunteers assist victims, and civic leaders call for further emergency support and reconstruction.
A Texas committee meeting included members like A Waogelann and Frank Haiwelt. The group discussed a total of $200 paid and referenced multiple names in attendance at the event.
A large gathering in Gonzales discussed plans and finances for a community project. Key figures included George Adali, Wl 8, Ganiup, J, He Bvigit, Bam Park, and George J. Com, with local merchants and officials present. Funds and provisions were pledged, and a committee was formed to oversee the effort. A call to action urged continued support and preparation for upcoming steps.
A severe storm caused extensive damage across Mineola Texas and surrounding counties. Homes destroyed tractors toppled, crops ruined and debris blocked roads as rescue workers reported multiple injuries and at least one death amid ongoing recovery efforts.
A May 18 windstorm tore through Mount Vernon injuring two African American women. Homes were damaged with a house collapse near J T Banthted and Claud Doving’s property affected. One residence suffered severe interior damage while others reported partial roof loss and fallen wires.
Cuero residents mobilize to assist Goliad after a devastating storm. Donations arrive including cash gifts, hospital supplies, clothing, and food. Efforts focus on sheltering orphans and coordinating care through Rev Morris of Fort Worth and local relief networks.
Widespread destruction reported as a violent storm wrecked dwellings and outhouses, toppled fences, and damaged crops. A colored man named Bride is noted among victims. several families suffer losses with bridges and roads also damaged. Local communication with the outside world is disrupted by fallen timbers and debris.
Special to The Post from Washington May 1 describes the president’s Senate nomination of Andrew Jarkhon Voisten of Bentmont for the Southern district marishalship, with W. M. Hanson of Laredo also named. Endorsements from Texas Republicans and Gov. Say ers are noted, while the president weighs war service rewards and political considerations in who receives the post.
The Post records receipt of subscriptions for Goliad cyclone sufferers from multiple entities including national banks and local groups. Details are garbled but indicate a list of donors and amounts or pledges toward relief. The item notes acknowledgment and names several organizations in the Texas area.
Knoxville May 2 Up to midnight eighty two bodies had been taken from the Practerville mine at Coal Creek after yesterday's disaster that killed 225 men. Bracet McDonald was rescued alive but mangled with both arms and legs injured and eyes blown out. Coroner's inquest was held as fresh crews rushed to the tragedy amid fears of another gas explosion.
The United States District Attorney's office obtained a broad injunction against Packers and their agents. Judge Grover upheld the order after arguments, with the government seeking to curb alleged operations and place the burden on the defendants to prove compliance. Attorney Bethea led the government case. Packers' counsel objected to draft provisions relating to credit and carriage. The hearing signaled quick action to enforce the injunction, with further proceedings anticipated.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wind event in Kirhbyville Jasper County Texas with references to wind at night and damage to timber and soil on farms. The text mentions a wider county impact and several unreadable details about casualties or follow up.
Reported in Corpus Chilet Texas that a strong south wind damaged crops in Aberdeen and Encinal area. Farmers said several fields suffered heavy losses and one or two fences were totally destroyed.
A May 16 report notes serious damage in Wood County from a heavy black cloud rolling in from the southwest. The storm damaged timber and other property, with rivers or streams mentioned as carrying the storm’s freight-like impact toward the town from the west and south.
A May incident near Calvert Texas involved a violent gust resembling a cyclone, twisting structures and tearing roofs. Reports note widespread property damage and substantial monetary loss, with injured or displaced residents among the affected.
A May 1 report describes a heavy wind in Rariton Texas that damaged a building front and toppled brick patting. Eyewitness Elinor B F Schmidt of Houston notes the incident and mentions structural concerns.
A garbled note indicates Carnegie Library rejected a sum of 150,008 dollars in public funds or support. The fragmentary text suggests a dispute or policy stance over government funding for the library. Further readable details about parties or dates are unavailable in the snippet.
Disrupted by unclear demand, coal prices show a rising trend as market notes indicate price gains. Analysts warn volatility may continue with shifts in supply chains and regional demand impacting futures and spot markets.
In circuit court today Judge Jobo Ww Heary issued a temporary order at the request of Aiforgey Gepers Crow restraining Nelaou Morris & Co from fixing prices or engaging in any agreement with the beef trust. The action targets alleged collusion to control market rates in the meat industry.
A fragmented note touts a remedy made from a Black Root activity principle claimed to treat war ailments and calomel reactions. Limited legible terms mention stomach discomfort, constipation relief, and a price guess, but no verifiable instructions or ingredients are provided.
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