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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
6
Baldwin recounts his Arctic journey and responses to critics. He describes ice travel, bear encounters, and a damaged expedition that faced logistical troubles, noting the use of a bomber craft and the challenges of communication and supply with cadences of hardship and resilience.
In Crowley and South Crowley a severe electrical storm caused extensive damage. A bolt struck a Parkerson avenue building endangering several inside, a contractor’s home lost a chimney through the roof, and another residence suffered torn doors and interior damage. A mill accident near White Oak killed a worker, and remaining days show harvest disruption across the area.
A report presented at the New England Manufacturers' Association semi annual meeting in New York cites lack of confidence as the main cause of strikes. Carroll D. Pitab Sayett of North Adams and Aly Dennets comment on labor conditions and employer-employee tensions.
Ambiguous OCR fragment appears to reference a dispute between employer and fire authority over rights to land and trees. Vague statements suggest questions of property and moral duty, framed as a broader critique of greed influencing decisions.
The Beaumont budget faces tax and debt pressures as November elections loom. Streetcar plans stall amid heavy rains and foreclosures tied to Enterprise Publishing, with local officials and business leaders weighing future funding and restructuring.
The Patew Hite pork packers relay a cariool from Ur apland to Pale stine traders, with prices promised in the Pale stine section. Locals oppose difficult cane shipments and urge a town meeting to plan the Fort Ter carnival and fair distribution for the region.
In New York October 2 a contested convention within Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Richmond boroughs chose Hearst for Congress by acclamation after a second by Devery. The eleventh district saw Tammany leaders split as Devery’s faction pressed for delegates to oppose Hewes, while Hewes was later nominated by acclamation by consent of delegates and press.
Palestine Texas October 12 The work at the mine is progressing rapidly and machinery is being installed to begin manufacture of salt. Woods manager of the company reports the output will start within sixty days with orders for carrier loads of salt already booked. The Great Northern has prepared spur tracks and main lines to handle the setup. The plant expects a large initial capacity and may expand as demand grows.
Special to The Post reports Rev. Provo’s release amid a swirl of disputed delegates and party loyalties. The piece notes tensions within local groups and hints at political maneuvering affecting candidates and supporters.
The trial of Gongelox and three others on robbery charges nears closure as witnesses offer limited testimony. The proceedings, held October 3, feature few strong statements, with intent focused on the defendent’s connections and alleged acts.
Fragmentary Alvin note mentions an event at a local livery stable and a speaker named Ji PRCA. Text is garbled with names and dates unreadable, but indicates a community report style item about local happenings and a public discussion.
The report details paving and plumbing work on Washington and Franklin Avenues with standards for excavation, trench backfill, venting, and trap installation. It notes city engineer review, permits, and payment requirements, plus a meeting to approve Pitthewreet paving specifications. It also reports a monthly mortality tally of sixty three deaths with the majority due to facial fevers.
A Houston County court in Crockett Texas opened and adjourned to address defacing and court conditions. Judge Cradock led the grand jury inquiry into charges including perjury and malfeasance, with several default divorces granted on the first day.
Weather permitting the Marquez fair in Leon County Texas aims to be the best yet as grounds near Marquez are prepared for the September 7 event. Officers have arrived and more will follow, with speakers including W. T. Lanham Tony Ball L Tashi St. RO Clsridge, Connell and Matly. A strong attendance is expected.
OCR fragment outlines a public celebration in early October with references to local towns Brenham Hrenham Yoxuna Uytoner H-Alr and planned events across districts. Mentions preparations, transport eastbound, officials Meyers and Lester, and a planned statewide observance at Prints park with ceremonies and pageantry.
The Roan meeting led by Pastor T. Alfend and Evangelet Sidney 3, with James A. Brown, drew large crowds to the Willlamea l tent in Crowley. Six professed faith in Christ while others sought prayer and encouragement as the service closed. Mr Brown directed congregational singing and led prayer in a lively chapel revival atmosphere.
Wharton reports rising land sales as large tracts change hands this week. Investors such as Mr Ulberow of El Campo and Co W. Petersen acquire acres, signaling strong irrigation-driven activity across the county. The acreage sale underlines the area’s growing appeal for farming and development.
Cryptic notice invites Kalghia of Pytulie and Qay of the San Antonio fair to attend on Monday. An event agent offers travel and betting terms unclear in the garbled text.
Corpie Clirbth Toman has been granted a permit by the department to move the office from the James hotel area to Ward's book store nearby. The relocation is set for Wednesday to the Han ii cea area, replacing the former site on the street.
Fragmentary text mentions Victoria Port Lavien Houston and St Louis with references to a Lincoln Trust Company and road improvements. Content is garbled with many misspellings and unreadable segments, hindering clear event or person identification.
Sherman Texas October 3 A meeting of the Sherman Board of Trade was held to elect officers and appoint a committee. I. E. Smith was named president L. Rigford secretary W. Gulick vice president and D. W. Gulick treasurer. Fifteen assessors were expected with the most prominent members named from Sherman.
A regional meeting discussed quarantine attention and sanitation, aiming to align with national livestock health measures. Governor Leavitt joined as a board member, with Port Worth officials favoring a unified approach and broad support from San Antonio and nearby counties.
Wharton Texas council discussed a prohibitive tax measure amid a push for sanitary regulations. The town faced contention over tax levies affecting city operations and hiring, with officials weighing budget constraints and regulatory costs.
A community effort led by Mr K. W Wartnrhouse attracted Northern capital to the county to support a new sugar mill. A target wage of 75 cents is cited as part of the condition for investment and operation. The project aims to advance local industry and provide sustained employment.
Brazos County court records show a defendant convicted at the current term with a death sentence. The docket continues to the next term for further processing and appeals.
In Ellis County Wasahnaehic Texas two district court convictions occurred yesterday afternoon. Ben Fay colored was tried for robbery and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. An accomplice, Shot Howard, pleaded guilty and received a term of four years in the penitentiary.
Bee County jail reports no prisoners remaining as a new district court term begins. The city notes no inmate holds and states convicts are relocated or under separate custody as the county updates its jail status.
The report from Vinton Louisiana notes heavy rain storms have saturated fields with much rice submerged. Forecasters warn additional showers could worsen damage, causing widespread losses across the harvest area as farmers brace for the impact.
In Waller County Hawpstead Texas on October 3 the district court granted many divorces. The case Barton Peck versus Jayne Kelme was heard before Judge Wells Thompeoh.
An October outbreak of smallpox in Riverside Texas caused several deaths and triggered county health measures. Authorities report multiple new cases this week and urge residents to seek vaccination and report suspected illness.
Scattered items note bridge replacement plans after washouts and an upcoming election to choose a city mayor. Other mentions include county court activities and calls to confirm local officials, with references to Madisonville and Goldthwaite in Texas.
The Hearne Post correspondent reports on corn crop conditions in Brazos Bottom during July. Findings show corn was not damaged by hail while in storage and speculation surrounds market readiness and stock feeding.
Patentine Patentine Patentine Texas Oct 2 fading to death of J W Johnson aged 79 years a long time Corsicana resident and Patience native. Corparenna Coralenna Odessa John Wealey Kaens a prominent Coraline national hawk dies. Austin Mrs Manole Stephens 27 dies at family home funeral at local church with Masonics honors.
San Angelo Texas September 20 Mr John George Murphy and Miss Lily Mor Prestritte were married at Bikvert The record is printed by Mandard publisher in the edition readable from the Gazette.
City officials discuss establishing a park on a vacant tract in the suburbs of Waco. The project spans about one acre of land and aims to provide a pleasant green space to serve local residents. The proposal drew favorable sentiment from city leaders during open meetings.
Greenville Texas October docket lists civil cases and a criminal slate for the fall term. Offenses include burglary forging theft murder gambling and abduction as the court opens an eight week term with 247 cases on docket and 19 others awaiting.
Poor text in this item notes cattle in the county are in fair or resting fat condition and mentions a planned handsome rectory structure. The fragmentary lines reference Maia and Trian Gewhor with unclear context.
A Falls County report notes pecan trees are healthy and the harvest looks strong after years of large shipments fading. Local growers expect renewed nut production with several new crops and markets emerging.
Fragmented notes from Eagle Lake Texas describe local events including the Rice Milling project nearing readiness and other community items amid weather chatter and small-town concerns. The garbled text references DAA men and a tight deadline as preparations unfold.
A reader asks if Bet can leave home on a journey without the Chamberlain's Cholera End Diarrhoea Remedy and whether it can be procured while traveling on cars or ships. The letter notes ease of purchase nearby and praises the remedy's pleasant use for travel.
A fragmented OCR item from a Washington page presents unreadable lines about a Mexican and Ita, with garbled phrases and stray names. The readable core mentions base 5 but lacks clear event, date, or outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a Georgia piece mentioning a big audience, potential references to a company, and an unclear plot about preventing fires. Names such as William Malone and Professor Wililo appear amid scrambled phrases and inconsistent syntax.
A fragmentary OCR item discusses an opium cure pamphlet attributed to B M president and Dr Woolley claiming observed cases and possible relief. The clipping also mentions dampness reports at San Antonio headquarters and rainfall impacts with a leading note on the Bridge Deir bend.
London report states a policy move to float a new treasury note with a daily interest rate raised by percent, details to be announced.
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