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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1902
Page
2
Domestic and international notes report adjournments, political maneuvering, and disaster aftermath. The piece cites declarations from U S leaders, war talk, labor unrest, and economic jitters as markets drift and policy debates intensify.
A brief note reports that interstate efforts centered on Beaumont did not materialize as expected, leaving unresolved plans and limited progress toward a regional accord.
Captain John A. Doster died in the city last night. Committees in charge set a meeting to raise funds for a fall event. The soliciting committee will begin canvassing the city Tuesday. The Pett y with district court jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant in the Julia Marteleva case versus the City of Honeton. County office candidates spoke at a meeting in the First ward last night.
A Sister appeals to the President for mercy for Sixto Lopez and accused rebels in the Philippines. The piece details petitions to President Wilson for clemency, and a note from Secretary Cortelyou stating the President cannot act presently. It mentions Governor Taft and Manila authorities, and cites a War Department review.
Mexico City reports General Matiano Escobedo, celebrated as a major Mexican military figure, has died at his home in the capital. The veteran officer fought in the war against the French and later against the North American invasion, earning high honors and serving in top cabinet roles under President Diaz.
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions eczema not paid and money if waiting or terms fall through but lacks clear names places or events to confirm a full article record.
A May luncheon in Attapolis Maryland honored French forebears for aiding the struggling American Republic. The event celebrated President Roosevelt and included remarks by notable guests, praising Franco-American friendship and the unveiling memory of General Rochambeau.
The comptrailer of the currency approves multiple applications from banks and individuals in Texas for charters and appointments. Names include J. L. Warblen, J. 0 Parker, W. Dishman, and Texan distributors and postmasters such as Hawley in Matagorda and Cortes in Matagorda.
The Texas asphalt aueti Teras Mis C8 was announced to be of higher grade than the Trinidad product. A trial indicated a 2 percent difference, with the Trinidad depot 0 percent lower. Heavy oil content in the fodrome measured at 8 percent, not fully explained. Several barrels of naphtha shipped to Baltimore for street testing.
A string of rough OCR style entries lists postmaster changes and office statuses in multiple Texas counties including Kaufman, Hounten, Anderson, Pinel, and Rusk. Names such as John D. Busties and Robert Moamem appear among districts like Tondo and Mil Unskell, with notices of office discontinuations and relocations including the Edridges post office in Fray county and a shift to Alamend.
Report from Denver on Abe Attell challenging Young Corbett to a title fight within two weeks. The article recounts a lively bout in Cleveland with Corbett and Broad, detailing rounds, blows, and the heated buildup to a possible featherweight title clash.
An old ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a life saving remedy for kidney disease. It claims the medicine clears waste from the blood and restores vital energy, urging despondent patients to try the miracle cure and report strong results.
Product advertisement promises durable color for fabrics asserting colorfast results with dye performance claims. It emphasizes long lasting vibrancy and resistance to washing and fading.
Report from Fort Worth Texas on March 24 notes British officials privately warned shipments to Port Chalmette and South Africa could stop, risking horse and mule exports. Representatives discussed possible Lloyd shipments to Mexico Canada or Australia to cushion cuts amid Africa trade tensions. The total value of cattle and related goods affected reached 34,000 dollars.
A distressed mother recalls using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease whooping cough in three children including a three month old. She claims the remedy improved health and urges others to use it, noting elder sister’s persistent coughing while seeking cough drops. The advertisement ends by noting the remedy was for sale at local stores.
The McKinney printers strike disrupts publishing with the Gazette and Courant resisting a Sunday publication. Workers remove type from the plant amid union mediation and talks aimed at settling the wage and advertising rate dispute.
Greenville Texas May 21 The examining trial of Jim Poidy for killing John Towls concluded before Justice Tom in the afternoon.
Representative Loud of California denounced private pension legislation as a disgrace to Congress, triggering strong protests from Mesare while the House debated private pension bills. The chamber adjourned after votes and remarks on amendments and relief requests for mine disaster victims.
Caldwell district court cases list multiple felony convictions from May with varied counts. Individuals include Taylor with nine guilty pleas for rape and incest totaling twenty-five years. Wiley Salon remembered for murder with five years. Smith pleads guilty to assault with a two year term. Lewis pleads guilty to burglary with two years. George Gar convicted of assault with intent to murder for five years. To Murder and Amrat Paes face ongoing trials for murder.
The New York Presbyterians reported a strong attendance as the general assembly reconvened. Moderator Rev. Dy Van Dyke opened with the report on Sabbath observance and the order of the day amid orderly proceedings.
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