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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
2
July reports from Tenn. describe a ball game where Nashville battles Memphis, with dramatic late runs and a crowded crowd traveling by special trains. Weather and travel affect attendance as fans jockey for position and teams push toward the crown amid chaotic play.
A reader recounts six years of dyspepsia with sour stomach and headaches. After trying multiple remedies, two bottles of Hood's Gorenpagile and one of Sarsaparilla reportedly restored appetite and eased distress, suggesting vigor to the digestive system as the cure.
Advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilia cures illness and fulfills the promise. Readers urged to act quickly and purchase a bottle today despite warnings of worsening conditions.
Executive committee of the Amalgamated association convened after the settlement of the Gannett workers' strike in New York. President Shaffer refused to divide the conference fund with Morgan. Ben More from Mobile won a ten mile motor race at the Vatleborg track. An alleged plot to cripple the American Baseball League surfaced involving a franchise move.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference transport Meade arriving at San Peanviejo from Maolla, Josine soldiers, a youth union closure, and Brotherhood contention in Detroit. Additional rates are noted as falling in the Middle Woat.
Fragmentary report mentions Camp Mabry and Wharton County canal project with unclear details. References San Antonio and Austin residents with a morphine incident. No coherent dates or outcomes can be confirmed from the unreadable text.
In a compressed review, investors in Loonsteck speculate on American securities amid strained German commercial conditions. Reports indicate a growing unease in Manchexter over delays in information affecting crop forecasts and market expectations.
The readable text fragment references multiple players and teams in a dated sports context. Names like Bay, Ballantyne, Ganpine, Hamad, Prodan, Spoarder, Pipher, Ophare, and dates such as 24-Nee appear in a messy narrative about games, pitches, and standings. The piece lacks coherent structure but hints at a sporting event with notable individuals and locations including Milwaukee and Detroit.
A report states Faber wins the Turn Verein bowling contest gold medal. The text references a committer and other scattered items including a future meeting, a speedway mention, and a transfer of Damon Mound, with unclear connections to a Spanish deed.
Readable fragments list numerous proper nouns and numbers such as places, people, and dates, but the text is heavily garbled. Names like Ho, Har, Hobart, Cameron and Hindyen appear amid stray numbers and partial terms, with no clear single event or coherent narrative.
A highly disrupted scoreline description shows Valvedion’s Brite Met defeating the Cawthons in a lopsided game. Notes mention Galveston and multiple players with unclear names and scattered scoring highlights, reflecting a rough, partially legible warble of play-by-play detail.
In a July 28 edition from New York, Monroy wins both segments of a short distance race at Manhattan Beach, setting a record and clocking strong times. The event features notable athletes and reports pace and placements amid the lively seaside track meet atmosphere.
Whist players from ports all over the country gather in Milwauker for the annual congress opening at the House Pietarer tomorrow. Secretary Cigar of Shellicente, Tenn. is noted among prominent figures at the event. The program includes celebrations and matches as Tenaha wins a key game over Nacogdoches in a 10 to 4 score.
Cameron and Waco clubs played a rough game with pitching and fielding errors. The Capieron and Waco teams fought for control as Cameron’s lineup planned adjustments and Ware struggled at the mound. Batterles-Foater and Rogers contributed on defense and offense amid a tense, winded afternoon.
Entries for Hawthorne two year old race at a half furlong show horses and trainers including M Woodwick Emottiern Commissioner Piester Colare Tueseed Dameel McMhoaney Miracle and Selly Grown with numbers 102 107 and 16 among the readable items.
New York July 2 matches show Untergike and Jimmy Michiel paired for the Psteemmile motorpaced race on the Aw Wore Perkercle track as the main attraction of the 6 Nathelronty meeting, with event date noted as that day.
A tight contest at the corner of St Fownnet and Commerce ends with the Howey Juniors defeating Valen tine by a narrow margin. Scoring details are unclear but the win favors the Fentoraiter.
The obituary notes the passing of Dr Ward of Kansas City Missouri on July 8. It states he died today and mentions his wartime service with the Foluoiove army appointed by President McKinie bolne ramtaatonea Amey for secaasH.
A tribute address by N M Washer, grand master, presents a Masonic jewel to Mary Jones widow of Anson Jones. The address honors Anson Jones and the history of Texas Masonry, intertwining civic memory with fraternal duty.
Dispatch from San Pasqual notes pitiable condition of soldiers returning from the Philippines. The vessel Mojito Litte brings High Battery of field artillery detachment. Col. Trewileaf to be senior surgeon of the district, with passenger Mira Greenleaf aboard.
The Daily Mall faces opposition over its publication of South African events. Lowdon Aly Whe and others protest the coverage, citing alleged bias and the handling of wartime casualties. The newspaper defends its reporting and asserts it reflected the views of authorities while denying favoritism toward any party.
London rumor centers on U S Ambassador Choate taking a trip to Holland at Kruger’s invitation The note cites officials like Dr Leyds arranging travel with Choate’s departure set for Saturday The story frames the trip as a formal dispatch and notes ties to the Kruger faction in South Africa
London reports that allied villages acceded to native troops totaling about 25 000 well armed soldiers. The message notes South Western ObL and Baye workers and claims Pekin supplies were cut off as imperial overland shipments were captured.
A throne communication from high regency figures outlines general guidelines for honest governance and merit-based acts, directing the board to uphold integrity in administration and public service.
A fatal clash at a mine site near Mickie Mine leaves one worker dead and multiple others injured as investigators and local authorities respond. Reports describe a chaotic scene with workers and families affected and ongoing efforts to determine the sequence of events and identify those involved.
July 26 forecast shows unsettled conditions in Eastern Texas with possible showers and cooler nights. Northern areas may experience clear to partly cloudy skies with local thunderstorms and brisk northerly winds.
Madrid July 28 upheaval as anti series gatherings take place amid public concern over the program. Police report limited clashes and calls for calm as officials assess the unrest.
The article notes the two hundredth anniversary of a Detroit church with services and local clergy participating. It mentions prominent town figures and the archbishop, along with church locations and gatherings in the region.
Fragmentary OCR describes a deadly incident in Indiana with references to individuals and alleged gunfire. Names and locations are unclear, but the text implies a fatal shooting involving a person named Nelson Ville and others, with investigations and surrounding confusion.
A statement from Pan American exposition officials notes a surplus after accounting for rising costs and unpaido expenses. The report says the exposition will cover its obligations and leave funds to support attendees and future events.
James Tentey, brother of missing banker Penick, arrived to aid the search for the body near the Virginia coast. A notice notes Penick held an estate valued at $1000 and questions remain if his death was accidental or self inflicted.
In Memphis Tennessee July 28 an apparent accident during Winchester rites near Koreat Til erniglery Edwand D Blatock, son of M F Blatock, was killed. Wright survived injuries. authorities and bystanders began investigations into the cause as a coroner and DMV presence attended the scene.
Rear Admiral Joan Irwin, retired, died tonight at his residence in Washington after several months of ill health. He was 92 years old. He entered the Naval Academy in 1847 and had a long distinguished career in service.
A baffling disappearance surrounds a bag of money described as a sack of silver dollars found outside a midtown area. Commercial National detectives probe the case as confusion and speculation arise about who dropped the sack and why it vanished with no trace since.
Assorted fragments mention lease actions in Delta county and Woolington. References to Willen Rae, Honni Wapcotte Mie, Madeline, Etahelie, and a habeas corpus related filing. No coherent event or outcome clearly stated.
The text reports Egaleston retiring from an exchange membership in Chicago on July 24. It notes a long career and a notable estate or inheritance, with figures around 1,000,000 mentioned as Keagleston’s wealth, while Harper is cited as a famous figure. The passage is garbled but centers on retirement and financial implication.
Aged woman from Van Noster Michigan is reported dead from an apparent heavy fall near her home church. She was described as poor and in frail circumstances, with neighbors noting worn skirts found nearby.
A man attacked a woman by throwing an acid bottle at her face and neck during a Te Wyney event. Onlookers pleaded for the assailant to stop as the victim suffered burns.
A storm path spanning several miles hits North Fargo North Dakota with damage reported west of the city. A church along the path sustains impact as the storm moves through the region. Local authorities assess the extent of destruction and begin safety checks for residents.
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