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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1902
Page
2
Reports from Washington show unease as president faces opposition while New York preachers urge action against violence. In Paris a protest disrupts the time of the Etère, and a New York arrival colors the Democratic convention. A sheriff’s murder case travels to Karn County for trial amid security concerns and regional crime waves.
The fragment describes unusual weather effects and a fall in prices with mentions of a week, a rate drop, and a closing action that averted a loss. Specific places or entities are unreadable, but the text implies market or commodity price volatility tied to weather events.
Fourteen divorces were granted in the Pitty-Atth district court. The Mabtford company issued a $100 insurance on the market souke. Currept Wills challenged the city will with a motion to pull October 1. Novelty council.
The attorney general filed two suits against the Cotton Belt seeking penalties in each case. A notice to the Cotton Belt followed, stating that Trier editions intend to dismiss their applications for receivership, with an announcement that Katy is to be finalized within a set period.
A court battle around the estate of the late W. A. Stratton unfolds with allegations of conspiracy to delay litigation and improper administration. Executors M. Blookner and C. Ih face scrutiny as lawyers urge transfer of the matter to the district court and demand bond and accounting.
Hood's Sarsaparilla becomes widely used beyond advertising, praised for a formula that blends well known vegetable remedies. It claims to cure incurable conditions such as scrofula eczema and rheumatic ailments through a proven prescription and unique preparation.
A disputed meeting in New York reveals split within the miners coalition as proponents push for a mediation commission. The discussion centers on governor Roosevelt and the union’s direction, while church leaders and civic figures weigh support for labor stability and broader cooperation.
The report claims Queen Mirta Christinia refuses and defies her son amid a palace crisis. Rumors say she may be angry and ready to act, with tensions rising over royal duties and succession. Sources describe a strained mood at court and warned neighbors of possible upheaval in Madrid.
A fragmented notice from September 20 describes women in a union seeking arrangements for marriage within a social league. It questions which members will pledge desert and who will marry, noting attention from workers and a survey to verify eligibility and alignment with a viber organization.
London September 29 Sir Michael Hicks Beach former chancellor outlines government stance on education bill opponents. He argues for safe, lawful measures and says unity within the cabinet and Work Ministry support their plan while others oppose. He defends the policy as the only path through turbulent times.
A September Philadelphia gathering saw President Mitchell and leaders from Wilken and Paley meet at the Philadelphia and Reading Railway offices. Reports indicate a tentative plan to address a looming strike with executives present and a breakfast meeting preceding private discussions.
The People’s Coal Association of Springfield Meade outlines a nonpartisan plan to aid the coal industry amid government actions. Led by Ah Myrick the group aims to mobilize funds and volunteers to engage Congress and rally regional support through a statewide campaign by Saturday.
John Markle accuses President Mitchell of misrepresenting miner sentiment and warns that persistent protests will extend the coal strike. He cites price tensions with steam and soft coal, noting $18 per ton for hard coal and variability in markets as dealers react to the standoff.
Fragmentary text outlines Detroit coal demand amid strikes and political pressure. Mention of officials, supply issues, and potential shifts in energy policy suggest a regional effort to avert shortages and stabilize fuel access during a tense economic period.
In Floresville a reported man Feliz Gabtretoh was found atowbed in the Ciholli, a dowet, with Willie from Keret said to be crowned. Recent whispers suggest the prodably was questioned as the body was moved by floodwaters into the swollen stream.
Fragmentary report notes President Mitchell and union leaders Niehote and Filey at a Wilkesbarre event. Mentions unified Mine Workers and a conference proceeding amid strong opposition to actions.
An unclear New York commentary argues against exporting autos and rail goods. The piece criticizes regulation and cites industry limits, suggesting the city faces no immediate outcome from current policy.
A regiment has been ordered to move to assist Biate troops in the winter county. The communication notes a planned deployment and the need for coordination with local forces for the coming operations.
The readable fragments indicate a local event involving money or assets, with unclear details about the exact owner, date, and venue. The text suggests a financial or property matter requiring official attention or public notice.
A prominent singer Mr. Sullan Wellsitts of Buffalo credits Peruna with curing catarrhal afflictions and saving his voice after a severe cold. The notice cites his rapid recovery within weeks and urges readers to contact Dr. Hartman for guidance and samples.
An executive session of division MH of the United Brotherhood of Railway Employes at Odd Fellows Hall elected W. F. Morrison as president. President Estes will leave tonight for San Francisco. Morrison to organize locally in Houston with 648 members and a projected 1,000 by December 1. The meeting approved dues structure, benefits, and plans for a statewide regu system. Mrs. Hayes departs tonight for San Francisco on Southern Pacific Train No. 8.
A terse worldwire roundup reports on Sir Marcus Samuel in London, relief funds for storm families, Italian and Sicilian disaster updates, a typhoon and tidal wave in Japan, Bulgarian village unrest, missions in Mexico, Irish parliamentary notes, Caribbean relief, and American political and military dispatches. Names of places, leaders, and organizations anchor the rapid summaries.
Rumors place Romdesch known as Adolph Bettelheim a hawker who vanished with an amount reported as thirty thousand francs. Local authorities investigate the claim amid sparse clues and fragmented testimony.
Missoula Montana nine section foreman William Johnson died after being struck by the engine of a Northern Pacific passenger train as he attempted to flag it clear of danger. The accident occurred as the train was being maneuvered to avert a wreck.
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