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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
5
Grand Central Depot Schedules and Train Arrivals
Train timetable notes for Grand Central Depot and nearby depots detailing arrivals and departures for California, Houston, Dallas, New Orleans, Galveston, and Port Arthur routes. Includes express, freight, and intercity services with station stops, times, and connections at Congress Avenue and Fifth Ward depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Fifth Ward
Neethers
Columbia Tap
Lire
Jaion
Holsiar
Henderson
Creyt Sarthern Depor
Galveston Trip Fragments Record Morning Journey
Fragmentary notes describe a morning trip toward Galveston with references to a Galveston attorney and various names. The text mentions an escort or guide, a storm, and several personal names like Haxenjog and Tom, with scattered dates and locations.
Renovated Batelite Hotel Boasts Private Baths
A partially legible notice describes a remodeling of a hotel property named Batelite, now featuring fifty private bath rooms and upgraded facilities. The text mentions a new felt print and a central American plant, with emphasis on comfort and upscale amenities.
Storm disrupts district events and travels in town
Fragmentary text shows references to a storm affecting schools, railway travel, and residents. Mentions include McAshan, Hattie Waters, and a bride’s home party. several names appear blurred. The piece notes disruption but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoo
McAshan
scHy
Biv
Jovenph
Browne
Hattie Waters
International
Barneste
Tor Avenge
Susband
Ee Mato Lnk
Ramas Grea
Sympathy of the Nation Guides Post Disaster Relief
The nation expresses sympathy and offers relief after a Saturday disaster. Messages from governors, mayors, chambers of commerce, and city officials in Houston, Galveston, Denver, Columbus, and Louisville urge tents, supplies, and funds. Dispatches recount aid plans, transport of doctors and provisions, and local efforts in Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Houston
Colo
Denver Chamber of Commerce
W. N. Byers
Texas Towns Rally for Galveston Sufferers
Reports from Victoria to Jefferson and many Texas towns describe mass meetings and fund drives for Galveston flood victims. Citizens donate cash clothing and provisions, promising further contributions as committees report progress and wire funds to Governor Sayers.
Damage List From Pearland Devastation September 12
A letter to the editor details widespread destruction in Pearland Texas with multiple homes barns and stores demolished or wrecked. Specific names such as J J Wernsberger B Cease Pearland Lumber Pearland schoolhouse and Dredd appear among damaged dwellings and blocks. The account lists numerous properties lost or severely damaged including barges and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coor
H. Lauri
Mr. Bering
J. Pes Fred
Ie P. Lamb
Danner
Mr. Crane
Houston
Otto Nan Man
Heska Bros
Mina Nora Lamb
W. L. Edmunieon
Post
Pearland
Texas
J. J. Wernsberger
Mr. B. Cease
Pearland Lumber Company
H. CC. Bucks
P. Martin
Gome
Guy Johnston
John Willamseou
Bouss
Barg
D. W. Hudepo
J. C. Ores
Sree
Bern
J. C. Dupoan
H. MM. Joanmon
Charles Johnston
Bara
Chris Jeknuaton
Mr. Bilby
MM. Trember
Charles Bushaus
Tad A. F. Deen
Thornton
Duge
Ei de Mey
Paul
Seyé
Devastation After Hurricane Hits Webster Texas
The hurricane at Webster Texas near Clear Lake leaves widespread ruin within three miles with only a few structures standing. No casualties among people but stock losses reported. Seabrook devastated with wreckage along the lake shore and a woman found dead on the shore in a bathing suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Webster
Texas
O. M. Whitcombe
Seabrook
Mra. Howells
Houston
Bela
Storm Ravages League City Area in Texas
September 10 report from League City in Galveston County describes a severe storm that left homes wrecked and families shelterless. One resident, W. Be Wellamws, died alone two miles from town. churches and the schoolhouse were destroyed. residents organized crews and 75 citizens urged the governor for aid to replace homes after a ten hour storm with many narrow escapes and heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leseus City
Galveston County
Texas
Famill
W. BE. Wellamws
Jbown
Megs
Missouri City Seeks Aid for Storm Sufferers
Missouri City Texas September 12 a called meeting appointed G W Arnold A L Smith and A O Sayler to go to Houston to secure aid for storm sufferers A committee was named to determine damages amounting to 67335 Mr A B Estes and J B Kalngel were sent by the Odd Fellows grand master and Houston committee to patrol losses and present needs of lodge members The condition is dire and relief is urgently needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Texas
Court House
Galveson
Sayers
J A
al McFadden
Victoria Railroad
Houston
I. C. Proctor
Galveston
Sealy Bank
Waco
Woman's Relief Corps
Hotel Royal
Orange
B. H. Norsworthy
F. M. Pond
Variows
Madson Lodge
Aa. F
A. M
Orange Chapter
Iris Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Phoenix Camp
Woodmen of the World
Boet Lodge
Golell
Missouri City
G. W. Arnold
A. L. Smith
A. 0. Sayler
A. B. Estes
J. B. Kalngel
Grand Master of
Independent Order of Odd Fellows and
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Powly P. Barker
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New York
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Samuel J. Swarts
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John I H. Poe
Hy Mullikan
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S. Meredith
Paris
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Joe B. Rogers
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Justices of the Peace
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Sam J. Perkine
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