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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1902
Page
2
Reports describe a rail accident near Ryd y Wiel injuring thirty and eight. Amid war updates Admiral Wiglasou leads brave actions as battles unfold. The eruption of Mont Pelee affects Martinique and fears rise for shipping routes and telegraph stations.
A Southern Mail train wreck near an embankment caused a high casualty toll with eighty one injured and multiple deaths. The incident involved a collision and derailment with widespread injuries and extensive damage as rescuers and officials named include W. H. Henry and Roscoe Sielay among many others.
Kenatar Hepburn of Mere Dare the Abe atts fone ET ote te Wit. The fragment references importations and local trade issues, with unclear names and events.
Fragmented OCR text references dementia and dementia cures, mentioning dementia treatment debates and public interest. The garbled material lists names and places in a disordered way, offering little clear context or verifiable details about events, dates, or sources.
The text argues economy in medicine should be judged by cost and effort, not cost alone, claiming the best medicine delivers the most for the money while incurring the least expense or waste. It suggests a criterion centered on value and efficiency.
Fragmented ad text touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as purifying and enriching blood, curing eruptions and eczema, relieving tiredness and debility, and restoring appetite. It claims flood of energy and better health, with testimony-like language from a local reader.
A garbled local weather snippet mentions showers on Thursday and warmer conditions to the north. It references several unreadable names and places, with a forecast focus on the western and northern regions and a midweek update.
The report describes a return of rain on Sunday with gusty winds and heavy clouds over the area. Observers note a brief clearing later in the day as clouds scudded and the air cooled, bringing cooler temperatures and damp conditions across the region.
Report from Nashville Tennessee describes a daring early night train robbery by two armed men. A conductor and guard resisted while a lone passenger aided the escape. one thief was wounded but not captured. Police fear more incidents as investigations proceed.
Fragmented report from September with garbled names places and dates. Mentions Captain and military actions in Titunwe and Lake Utarine with references to committees and elections and a flanker fragment. No coherent events or outcomes clearly identifiable.
A garbled account describes a strike or labor dispute along a Philadelphia rail line, with workers halted by roadbed work and a refinery stop. It portrays tension between laborers and officials over pay and conditions, including a heated exchange about a “regular foldout kind” and demands for fair work.
A damaged report notes American workers sought in Mexico by the Mexican International foundry at Diss te In the ety afley Aimer. machinists sought better wages and working conditions, while authorities deny a strike by engineers at the International.
Readable fragments suggest a damaged notice or brief item with unclear names and actions. The readable text hints at names or roles but lacks coherent events or dates to identify a clear subject or outcome.
M K Shiner coach of San Antonio dies at home aged 40 from a wasting disease. Born in Leavenworth county he is survived by a wife, two children and two brothers. Local sports figure and well known in the city. Funeral arrangements pending.
The President's Vermont visit featured his defense of the Monroe Doctrine as a peace policy not aggression. He spoke in Brattleboro and Middlebury, receiving enthusiastic ovations as crowds welcomed him at trains and hotels. He argued the United States must remain firm yet avoid threats while shaping continental destiny and labor relations.
Faust Northfield reports the president refutes Daily Press claims about Attorney General Kyuse. He disputes a motive linked to a court ruling and asserts the president did not intend venom toward the public. The piece notes reshuffles and calls for clarity on the administration’s stance.
The article describes a hastily organized event by the United States Army department for the Hilton Trophy match at Seagirt. Sharpshooters from the Valen and United Bretes groups attend a life interstate tournament setup with plans for a tea and a parade of teams and squads.
A September gale near Capetown caused ships to break up and drift. Port Elizabeth reported rockfalls and high seas with vessels ashore or sinking. British steamer Scott sailed from Port Elizabeth as relief efforts continued and Prime Minister Gordon Spiles warned of large loss of life.
Washington September 1 The State Department views Governor Taft's remarks on Chinese exclusion as guiding Congress next session. Discussions He notes to revise labor restrictions and Philippine relations. Officials say reforms may shape immigrant labor oversight and plantation regulations in the Orient.
Supreme Arbitration Court report from London notes British unions propose compulsory settlement of disputes with a new supreme arbitration court. Delegates including many women represent a million workers. U S representatives Harry Blackmore and Patrick Hola attend. Parliament debate cites wage trends and international labor influence.
Teonne Norway September 1 The Thalitwelo Velzler supply ship Pri ior reported by Soo Lieweteln that all well on bound for Praneiethond. The ship arrived Altienu Flood Bundy with an otter from the rink. Evelyn TD notes the prior may reach Camp Rotater then Trommoe late September as Willi Peas iaeming Gowrukee outlines.
Copenhagen September report traces William Bartholm s lineage through Danish nobility and a Milwaukee connection. It notes education at Copenhagen University and later study in a gentleman s chamber before emigrating to America in 1 and discovering many relatives there. The Danish inquiry sought the cause of his death.
Government circles in Colombia report additional troops dispatched from ficre to Panama with the announcement of reinforcements creating strong enthusiasm. Further reinforcements are expected.
A testimonial letter extols Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for rheumatism digestion and kidney issues. The writer claims it restored health after severe headaches eye pain and stomach distress and credits the product with improving overall vitality.
Community notice from Houston Texas lists officers including Chas Dillingham Brame T Holt Ha Tee Boate Ashon Cahier McKinney J Campbell J McAshan O T Hart MacGregor Henry Brashear Jacob Jr A Heltmann and F Carter. An ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a medical claim about kidney health.
Dispatches from Cartagena describe clashes between revolutionary forces and government troops near Agda Diulen with advances and retreats. General Herrera reportedly led the rebels in a retreat as General Bortt’s government forces pressed the attack. A Colombian gunboat Phigan reportedly returned from Puerto Pelle amid the turmoil.
New York reports Cuban congress votes to release all ex soldiers jailed on the island who fought in the war. Both chambers appoint a committee and await President Taliarodass to act, with a plan to release all convicts on October 10.
Rome announces Rt Rev John M Farley has been appointed Archbishop of New York after lengthy deliberation by the propagandists. The pope recommended the appointment following the deliberations in Rome.
The source lists John M. Farles D D auxiliary in New York as archbishop candidate with succession notes to Mont Aucutin Corrigan and Rt Ber Montgomery. It names other cardinals Berifino Vanouteli Vincent Yannut tolli Steinhuber Gn Cretoul Tuto and Martinelli. The text mentions a period of three and a half hours.
The Hague reports a first case before the Court of Arbitration as key figures from Russia Britain and other states discuss the claim. Sessions focus on the scheduling of the fifth arbitration and the court’s forthcoming ruling.
A unclear report describes an unknown man fatally involved in a night traffic incident in San Antonio. Details are garbled but mention an overturned vehicle near North plots and Arete, with a driver taken to a hospital around midnight.
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