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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

3

Barrel win shakes St. Louis crowd at 50 to 1

In a snowed under track card, Latonia wins a Barrel handicap at 50 to 1 upsetting bettors. The meet features fast action with many entries and a crowded field including Jack Demand, Herwin and Paul racing through seven furlongs as heavy weather and cold track conditions persist.

Latenia St. Louis Jack Demand Gog Himesecif Kitianiig Afrikundsryme Afrikundsryme 200 25, "Pod Govt Aty Yards, Seliing Laeke Star Gers Ma‘Biutlen Martle Lewle Ith Tnndleap Menule Fh Paul

Weather Summary for Washington and Territory Regions

Weather report notes May 24 with mixed conditions. Passage mentions showers in parts of Texas and forecasted partly cloudy to clearing days, with warmer temperatures expected in coastal areas. Forecast highlights include northerly winds and a shift to fair, warmer conditions by Friday.

Washington Texas Ukigboing Ftadiin Larty Clevihy

Diamond Club Hosts Medal Competition With Ladies Events

A row of events is planned at the Trap and Target Club. Members will compete for medals this week with timed shoots and exhibition rounds. Ladies’ meditations and fog shooter welcomes are noted.

Increase in Public School Fund Sought by Louisiana Legislature

Memorials from across Louisiana press for a larger public school fund and a higher school tax. Senate and House revenue committees decide to boost the fund as the revenue bill moves forward. Representative Ventress withdraws a constitutional amendment allowing the governor to succeed Kinney. A concurrent resolution calls for a five member joint committee to study rice district progress and the feasibility of a state rice station. The measure awaits rules and the Senate spends the day on level bills.

Baton Rouge Senate Hose Ventress Kinnelt Leblune Vermillion

Court dealings in First District civil appeals notes

In Galveston May 28 the First District civil appeals court noted money related to an American Cotton Company certificate. E W Phillips from Burioe filed and a motion for rehearing was submitted. Jacob Hornberger of Harris and others are mentioned in related items.

Galveston Texas Court of Civil Appeals American Cotton Company EW. Phillips Iureoee Mitton American Cotton Company Va Kk W. Falitips Burihou Boyve Jacob Hornberger Harris

Karnival of Kommerce Opens with King and Queen's Parade

Navogdo Mes Texas hosts Karnival of Kommerce parade led by the king and queen in a private car Nacogdochus. Forty decorated buggies and carriages pass the arch of welcome as the royal procession is reviewed. A ball tonight features Colonel Wettermark as chief marshal with local officials guiding the event.

Navogdo Mes Texas Kommerce MG Vlattera Nacogdochus Aaverien B. 5. Wettermark CC. Galloway H. A. Halk Penny Millwool J. 8. Doughtie Morrow

City bonds and tax plan loom in Galveston vote

Galveston officials report progress on bond refinancing and grade raise for city debt. Kempner and the bondholders push for a 20 cent 00 bonds issue if engineers approve, with a committee seeking favorable terms while other Western interests advance. Santa Fe crop reports note varied conditions across stations as city business continues.

Galveston Texas W Kempner New York B. Adous Galvexton Kompner Bontholders Weerty Che Loudholders’ Committee Alverstan Eure Teros Nori Asker Sowilern Aml York Roland Avid Iin Tilly Kempner Hyre North Tessas Shera Board of City Commissioners Npntal Tichr Mport Siiule Diratity

Severe May Storm Damages Fort Worth Denver City Railways

Severe wind and rain storms across May 24 left Fort Worth and Denver City road and Colorado Southern track torn up south of Memphis. Communication impaired as wires down. In three days crops damaged and Parker Creek bridges washed. no Denver to Terral service for days.

F. W D. C. Fort Worth Tera Panhandle Red River Fort Worth Denver City Colorado Southern Memphis Denver Terras Parker Creek Texas

First Watermelons of the Season Ship From Mathie Texas

In San Antonio Texas on May 25 Campbell Urquhart announce the first car of watermelons for the season will be shipped from Mathie Texas on the Aransas Pass tomorrow. New firm Jones offered a fancy price though the shipment aims for Chicago. Shipments arrive fifteen days earlier than last year.

San Antonio Texas Mathie Tesas Aransas Campbell & Ur«quhart Jones Chicago

Tea Culture in Texas Invites Teas Farm Idea

Mr. G L Seabrook of Lavaca county returned from the Charleston exposition and visited a South Carolina tea farm. He discussed climate and conditions with a prominent Japanese investor, hoping to develop tea culture in South Texas and boost Houston as a future great city. He plans to push further investigations this season.

Gulf Texas GL. Seabrook Lavaca County Festeriny Charleston South Carolina Seabrook Ani Tokio Seatrock South Texas Hoodroek Houston

Funeral of Miss Lottie Hepworth in Christ Episcopal Church

Miss Lottie Hepworth died Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George M. Berkley. The funeral was held yesterday at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. KH. Stuart officiating. Pallbearers and mourners included employees and associates from J. W. Dealy company.

Lottie Hepworth George M. Berkley Christ Episcopal Church KH. &. Stuart J. W. Dealy Company Mitney Birdie Gordon Pearl Franklin Maggie Cpananan Ejlen Tebberg Messrs Jn Giasviana 2 Andrews Glen Hurd Beliard Mt Fartin J. V- Dewly Company Relothyen

Exhumation and Shipment of Harry Woodward’s Remains

Undertaker parties received orders to exhume the Lowy of Harry Woodward and ship it to Memphis Tennessee for final trial. It recalls that young Woodward was the engineer killed last Monday when a boiler explosion occurred at Mr. John Kirby’s property.

Boos & Wright Harry Woodward Memphis Tenn Gineer John Kirby Laurent

Live Stock Prices Change at Kanhaas City Market

Live stock market notes from Kanhas City Missouri with cattle receipts around 4000 including Texans. Cattle market steady to 10 lower for native beef steers and softer for Texans. Prices range with steer and heifer values and reference to packers and export steers.

St. Louie Stu Aroera Wenden NP Teanetote Nehes Aera Wecelote CMR Dal Wenekes Kanzam City Kaneoeur Texas Miurket Bieies

Short News Items From New York and Abroad

Brief notes report F C Bradtor as a director of the Lone Central Railroad amid Atlantic German combines. Morgan named London correspondent for the Tribune. Thomas Griffiths disputed wireless deaths and funeral orders after hospital calls. A Supreme Court case discusses will provisions and a New York executor. Bishop Falls from Ft Point Reformed Episcopal comments on recent church matters in New York and Hong Kong.

York F.C. Bradtor Pocal Telegraph Alle Penonice New York Liverpool Morgan London Tribune Thomas Griffiths Mamaria Epilray Shpreme Court Ft. Ponts Newlala Hans Laotiilergs Hong Kong

Fragmentary Quote Fragment on Armor Advantage

A garbled ancient style passage mentions armor and discomfort. The reader notes a visitor asking for answers and clothes. The text shows incomplete phrases and unclear attributions, with stray words such as Washington and Bert appearing amid noise.

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