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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1902
Page
2
Disjointed notes report a mob disturbance in a Jalīn area with casualties in Matthy Pennsylvania and a city franchising debate. Mentions Morrell and Sinte’s forthcoming testimony plus a Rice Association meeting and a New Orleans event.
A murky report notes political agitation around a truss project and party leadership. It mentions Senator Jones and Grimge, with references to payments and public support, set against a backdrop of local civic debate. The text is scattered and unclear but signals ongoing political tension.
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple legal actions and incidents including guilty pleas in Beeville for forgery, a jail or court appearance, and various names and locations. The text mentions engrained events at Sheenan, Showeshead Bay, and Memphis with references to arrests, trials, and track records, but details are unclear.
A fragmented report notes a worker's claim tied to a fine and a vote outcome. The garbled text references a setting and ongoing night time concerns without clear names or dates.
A readable fragment notes a history of an art event or inquiry. Mentions May Rei and Meneton with phrases about investigating cotton veining fad and a broader restoration theme involving WWE. The snippet hints at a local cultural inquiry or exhibition. The readable names include Lis and Banta Me in a troubled sentence.
The city witnesses describe the burglary incident and the ensuing legal actions. An attorney reports on the case, including the city’s response and potential penalties. The article notes the election of members to a committee for the coming year.
Fragmentary text reports a fatal incident involving individuals named Jim and John Templeton in Nowereville. Other details are unreadable, but the note indicates a deadly event and names two men connected to the case. Authorities, location, and exact dates are not clear.
A letter from Sidney Iowa quotes a user praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatic joint pain. The writer notes swelling of fingers toes and limbs worsened by wet weather and says the remedy helps ease pain and allows better sleep. The testimonial cites a father and daughter sharing relief.
A historical advert claims Sarsaparilla and Pills remove rheumatism and the cause of rheumatism, presenting the remedy as a universal cure for chronic pains and ailments.
The President spoke to firemen praising their wartime and peacetime service. He lauded citizenship, discussed labor unity, and urged solidarity within the Brotherhood of Laetia motive firemen after a ceremonial march and reception led by Grand Master Sargut.
A distorted account discusses public safety and armed forces amid confusion over safety measures. It references National Guard, muskets, and community responses while lamenting trust, duty, and civic responsibility in uncertain times.
The passage recalls Civil War era figures and events with a speaker lamenting the lost captains and veterans. It mentions Confederate generals, battles, and the impact on families, along with reflections on American pride and wartime remembrance.
Roosevelt braved rain as a crowd of about twelve thousand gathered on Matin avenue near the depot to hear the president speak. The procession moved through the streets despite wet conditions with a later stop in Hot Springs North Carolina, then to Ashville by 8 20 tomorrow morning.
Baldy Taylor a Negro died in the county jail at Luxora after a mob attack when he opened fire on white travelers aboard a Dockerville line train. Sheriff Bowen and deputies protected the jail as a crowd looted and threatened violence. Taylor is reported mortally wounded and not expected to survive.
A September 4 incident aboard the tug Monarch near a tank caused a manhole accident. Six crew members were injured including chief engineer Claarn of Mobile and Harry Haley of Veusscols. They were taken to Charity hospital for treatment.
Fragmentary report indicates Maine swung to the Republican side in statewide voting. Mentions governorship and president, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR text.
Chattanooga Tennessee September session of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen begins at 1 o clock tomorrow. Sessions run daily from 9 a m to noon and from 1 p m to 5 p m with the meeting held at the local lodge hall.
Fragmentary report notes a September petition from Spain referencing Moroces culture and a plan to preserve the status quo in the country. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear names, making a precise account difficult.
Nonsensical OCR text fragment mentioning curing piles with phrases like pain relief and medical claims. No clear names, dates, places, or verifiable events present. Unable to extract a coherent news item or entities from the provided snippet.
Obscure obituary notice reports the death of Frank Toursy in New York. It references his roles as founder of a group named The Inlp Mortalr Towery and president of a related Newregs priorig. No clear dates or locations beyond New York appear, with garbled phrases amid the text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a laxative product and an emcee but lacks coherent details or definitive facts to summarize a full news item. The readable phrases indicate a historical ad or notice style but no names, dates, or events are established.
Forecast calls for cooler temperatures across the region with generally fair conditions. Expect showers off the east on Wednesday, a few freak southerly winds Thursday, cooler Tuesday, and fair conditions in Welwesney and Indian Territory Pal.
Special to The Post Washington September Morgan a former gunner claims a Navy Department clique is pressuring him toward retirement and seeks a naval court to probe derogatory charges. He cites alleged misconduct by a lieutenant and demands full inquiry while denying scandal claims.
Special to The Post reports the treasury superintending architect endorses a plan by T. O. Lyon & Co for the Poerman public building at Travis Street. Mention covers Norfolk shipments, naval department updates, and Judge Advocate General Davie’s military law inquiries in Little Rock. Pensions data cites Texas and San Antonio items amid war-era notes.
A scrambled report from Hanneville Alabama claims four southern cotton mills proposed a four year plan to maintain selling agents and forge a combine. Local agents credit the move as a two year ware plan fostering a formal alliance, but efforts have faltered and appeared uncertain.
A fragmented notice from The Time Star announces a candidate for Congress, naming Muret Haletewdl as seeking the sea popularion seat. The brief text references veteran status and an upcoming nomination process amid unclear surrounding details.
Fragmentary text from Texarkana area notes a September event with mixed words and unclear details. The item hints at a local filing or meeting activity labeled with odd spellings and partial names, leaving researchers seeking完整 context and date.
The readable text shows fragmented phrases about an incident involving Catton Waller and a firing event through a window, with references to a sueritt and truck trails. Context is insufficient to determine a clear action, outcome, or authoritative details.
Emperor William entertains many distinguished Americans and Britons at the new Potedam palace during maneuvers. Guests include Major Generals Corbin and Young, Brigadier General Wood, aides, naval attaché Kerr, Admiral Beeler, and British officials. The event features mingling, dinner, and conversations with US and British officers and officials.
The treasury’s gold on hand reportedly surpasses all prior periods in U S history and exceeds any nation’s stock in the world. The report notes substantial vault additions and a steady increase in gold reserves as of September.
Fragmentary report notes a near zero day rate and claims the Treasury faces refactory conditions. It emphasizes concerns about future prosperity and credible stability for the country, though details are unclear.
Anarchist groups mark a three day event in Barcelona and Boeln, noting plans by activists regarding safety measures and activities connected to the late President. The announcement frames the gathering as a civic commemoration.
Realty transfers recorded by the clerk include T. E. Byrnes selling 418 acres from lot 31 to LA for 5000 dollars and A. Sidick selling half of section 45 to Harry. Louis Nomaman and wife transfer 215 acres. John Nyto and John Eineman sell block 1 subdivision block for 1400 dollars.
A brakeman named Deever sustained serious injuries after an incident on the Flouston railroad. He was carried from the scene with groin and other injuries and was reported not in immediate danger.
A chaotic Sunday morning incident at Cha Inn resulted in a fatality after a shooting affray near St Chem. Ron Bridges and others were involved. the assailant fled, while Jamun Wyant survived, and authorities evacuated the scene to nearby Ormary for safe handling.
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