Waseda Pane Loses to Baytype Teal in Galveston Teaser
In Galveston on July 21 a rough report notes a game between Baytype Teal and Holle Rosie with uncertain details. It mentions a large event next Sunday and that team experts will play.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
2
In Galveston on July 21 a rough report notes a game between Baytype Teal and Holle Rosie with uncertain details. It mentions a large event next Sunday and that team experts will play.
In a July game Lovelady edged its opponent as Tevalidy and Texan players battled on the field. The battery of Jewell worked well and Wall contributed strong defense but couldn’t tame Dei ry’s delivery, leaving the outcome in doubt until the final innings.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and numbers including Hawthorne Entrion Biz furlonge George Arnold 181 Riva Dare Thesry 117 Adiwmonttion 114 Poeear with unclear context. The readable items suggest a catalog-like record or roster fragment from a historical page.
An unsolicited local notice from Shady, Tennessee, touts Head’s Careaparilia as a tonic to strengthen digestion and restore energy. It claims the medicine revived Mia L., who was weak, had loss of appetite, and failing health, and urges others to begin treatment immediately.
Dated dispatches describe unrest and violence with protests and collisions abroad. The article notes market swings, political shuffles, and crime reports as governments face crises and authorities tighten control.
A chaotic game report centers on Domine Otote and the Brooklyners who outpitched foes with sharp work in a tense stretch. The piece traces key defensive plays, highlight reels, and crowd energy surrounding the fast pace contest and notable performances by multiple players and clubs.
Fragmentary OCR text includes garbled phrases about wind heat water and names that are unreadable. No coherent event or entities present to identify a clear subject or outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a site near Damon Mound with mentions of a pier and odor issues affecting people. Reading is incomplete and names are garbled, preventing clear identification of event, entities, or actions.
Fragmentary text mentions figures and candidates and a committee, with references to a meeting in a locality. Mentions BY Mk, Otoy, April election, and leaders or chairs. Content is largely garbled with many misspellings and unclear names.
A garbled note describes a chaotic opening ceremony with promises of seating and tickets. The piece references dozens of names and places in a confused layout, highlighting disorder and confusion during a theater event. The readable fragments point to a crowded venue and unclear access for attendees.
Fragmentary text describes a disturbance in Bowville with residents displaced by an unknown plan. The report mentions a local area and questions surrounding the cause and future in a confused presentation.
Fragmentary OCR reads as early malaria related note. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable. Unable to determine concrete people places or dates from the readable text.
Mrs. Kruger wife of former South African president Paul Kruger died quietly at Pretoria hospital. The obituary notes her concern for her family and describes a life shaped by political upheaval and her role as a traditional matron. An outpouring of sympathy followed, with her family and friends paying respects as reports of her passing circulated in news papers and telegraph services.
Reports from across Europe say multiple fatalities occur as severe storms and lightning strike several regions. Weather alerts describe extreme heat, dangerous electrical activity, and widespread disruptions from Copenhagen to Strahis, with emergency services responding as temperatures soar and damage increases.
In a meager market week, inquiries rose but activity remained sparse. Buyers showed hesitancy on prices while sellers pushed for higher returns, and multiple items moved slowly with uncertain demand.
Report of a smuggling arrest relating to a deal for thousands of cigars in El Paso. The pursuit involved multiple men and a planned delivery, with duties paid on part of the contraband and a noted organized scheme linked to a city group.
Local authorities report organized vigilante groups forming to address unrest as officials vow to enforce laws. Citizens express concern over safety and potential clashes as gatherings occur near the town, with authorities promising orderly action and public safety measures.
Fragmentary OCR item appears to be a damaged theater or ad caption with nonsensical phrasing and no clear event, organization, or person names readable enough to identify. The readable fragment provides no actionable facts to summarize.
The Epworth League event attracted about 70,000 in attendance at Moorman pavilion with Bishop Jovee delivering the sermon on faith in service. Numerous church groups statewide held services and a national gathering featured speakers including Mish Haerman and Tay Ketcham, praising temperance and benevolent work.
A fragmentary 19th century report outlines iron shipments from Alabama and Tennessee. It notes tonnage figures for pig iron and pipe shipments, mentions destinations and yards, and references ore and refinery activity with inconclusive totals and dates.
Port notices detail shipments and sailings from New York to Baltic, Spain, and Caribbean ports. Vessels listed include Taher Gal Vieralon Port Pade and Chalmette Am, with routes via New York Shields St Vincent Caps Deverde Velbas Tew Ral. The report cites several ships and paused schedules amid port movements and port authority advisories.
A morning blaze gutted Olive Stor nowbere & Co storehouse, wiping out the entire building and contents. The damage is estimated at about $15,000 with partial insurance. Firefighters worked to save adjacent structures as water pressure held back flames.
Washington July note reports no change in the condition of former Kengies Vogh of Alabama. The text references rheumatism and a prescription by Biter & Amend’s No SEAL ented eoite iherite for me. Schmidt, Meusten, solo agent.
The weekly Transactions in American Rumors report signals less easy money in Berlin with speculation easing. Westphalian and Hert reports note employment shifts and cautious credit conditions amid firmer exchange, while discounts linger and certain securities attract minimal demand.
The fragmentary text references political figures and a movement associated with Bayan and Berantte, mentioning a July letter, repudiation of a Kunaos platform, and a seal of Aaron. The garbled OCR obscures clear persons, places, dates, and outcomes.
Rockdale Texas hosts a July gathering of the Dairymen's Association to promote dairy development and the Texas farmer's market. The event aims to teach farmers about water usage and efficient milking practices to improve profits and access to wholesale channels across the state.
A garbled report notes a recovery during the week ending with a sense of pride among locals. It mentions administration in the South, a captive, and references to events and people with unclear details.
Fragmented OCR text from a Texas item mentions arrests and injuries. Names such as Beare Livingston Kim Wh Bavinirtes appear amid garbled lines about attendance, protocols, and a town program. The message references a person named Willie Joekaen in a severe condition and ongoing work in Ennis and nearby areas.
In Nueces County Texas Sheriff McTiernan dies following a long illness from tuberculosis. The late official had long served local lodges and civic groups and was noted for his dedication to community service.
A fragmented notice describes an ambush linked to Kroxville Tennessee in July. It mentions Jelia Lachere and a night incident with unclear details and a figure of 200 affected.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.