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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
2
Garry Hermann owner Jone It 8 Brown announced after the race that Garry Hermann would not start in the American Derby. The horse had poor feed and bad condition for some time but no withdrawal declaration was made earlier.
The World telegraph notes William J Wiltzey of New York leased Volodyoval the Derby winner. Offers for Lady Meux's share reach 43 000 with a fall sale pending. Olney declines, while Lady Meux resists urging from bidders.
Francisco captured the Hanover Stakes at Gravesend today in New York, finishing three lengths ahead of Light Away. The event featured a crowded field with notable runners including EXxeelance and Hossignol, as wagers and time records were noted for the mile and sixteenth race.
June 11 at Newport Palis rounds shows only favorite Prejwee winning. Five furlongs field includes Baldo Maronn Urecaety and others as horses race under dim conditions. Weather and track facts sparse with names garbled. report highlights a single favorite winning amid a mixed field.
Fragmented report from Oakland lists odd names and times with unclear events. It mentions a June date, a 28 percent figure, and a racing or donation motif with scattered names and partial times.
Chienge highlighted by June event as Lady Schorr captures Beaton Heck distance, lining up for the Tuet Congress Special at Wayleni with Trinity Ballo in attendance.
The ad argues catarrh stems from blood inflammation and local remedies fail. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, improves appetite, and cures all around illness, citing a California Junction, Iowa testimonial about relief and renewed health after three years of suffering.
A garbled OCR text lists numerous personal names and fragments of place terms, referring to individuals such as Drake, C. B. Whe, Minew, and Peters. The jumbled text mentions times, roles, and possible social or familial ties without coherent events or dates. The piece reads like a disordered roster or obituary fragment with scattered surnames and affiliations.
In a chaotic recap of multiple games, Voradelphid Jane V-Derett shines with consecutive hits in the Het fining as Prager, Quinn, Mertes, and Hart lead key plays. The report details various innings, double plays, and attendance figures across cities like Philadelphia and Baltimore, noting notable performances by Hart Yeager and others.
A blanked fragment from Cleveland reports a crowded arena with 10 000 attendees for a boxing or wrestling event headlined by Tom Sharkey and featuring Joe Jenkins. The text is garbled but indicates a large turnout and a notable fight night at the central armory.
The fragmentary note reports a panel statement accusing Kruger of ignorance and unawareness of negotiations in progress. It mentions names and implies a critique of his stance on peace talks.
The Y M C A Jubilee featured a protest against a visiting art museum with statues described as unclothed. Edwin L. Shyer of Dayton led the afternoon service at Trinity Church as Charles Cuthbert Hall preached.
June 17 Kanena City trial for Lula Prince Kennedy on a willful husband murder charge enters its second day as twenty witnesses testify. Prosecutors seek to prove Burt Pines and family conspired at the courthouse entrances while Kennedy acted as chief conspirator amid contested alibi evidence.
The Fall River print mill holds a special meeting to review offers for large lots of cloth and decides not to lower market figures. The committee reports no bids meet the prevailing quotation and refuses all offers.
Montgomery Alabama June 1 Governor William J Samford died tonight at Lovelock Nevada where he had been recovering from illness. He served as Alabama governor since last year after a long career in the state senate and as a mentor in constitutional affairs.
Trial details reveal inconsistent alibi times for Kinndidy and contested claims over who was present at the murder scene at 5740 Will Prince. Officers and medical staff describe the aftermath while witnesses describe the movements inside and outside the crime location during the attack.
A fragment from Roby Texas details a fire incident near Polk BR and Kelo residences six miles east of Rote with numerous structures burned. The report mentions canned goods, fire origin unclear, and possible involvement of local Maran or MmonQaltors, but the text is garbled.
Reported in the Philippines several officers face charges of bribery and illegal trade linked to port labor and coastal routes. Key figures, including Lt. Micksel Shelmayn and Lt. Pethert To Jones, are named in investigations begun by wartime authorities.
Reported blast at Port Royal Pennsylvania leaves sixteen dead and seven injured. Other items note a Kennedy minor trial defense in Rash Cite and a nationwide Villageration convention, with claims of the largest promotion of the year.
Fragmentary report covers President McKinley remarks on third term, a constitutional amendment review, banking committee activity, Texas weather and crops, a streetcar related issue, and construction in Nacogdoches. Several OCR errors obscure names and specifics.
A Mantle paper recounts Haitiie Zuhano of Thayne province declaring himself The Chequkior of Aguinaldo and governor of Tayabin 94 in the Philippines The War Department notes suggest the move is chaotic and not officially recognized The document implies aims to restore American influence.
The Bellmont district records show growing wigos at mid while Tenney experiences high demand for a small train on Apindle Top. The comptroller of currency announces holdings by Chorin and Monahan to commence hosldiens as Gardener is cited, with Beauchamp noted in appointments and a mention of the marriage and arrangements surrounding local figures.
A fragmented report mentions a proposed Southeast Texas road extension linking Vidian Ferelorss and Renmeod Cae Beimont with a target completion date of August 1. The unnamed sources suggest a Bald new route to ease traffic and connect regional corridors.
A laundry building in El Paso Texas burned early today, causing extensive damage. Fire crews fought the flames for hours, with unknown origin and injuries reported. Victims were treated for burns and taken to a local hospital.
In Manila Jono IL The pledge taken by judges does not include support of the Constitution of the United States, prompting questions about legal oath wording and alignment with U.S. standards. The article notes the omission and potential implications for judicial duty.
A Alabama company consolidates lighting plants in Birmingham and joins with the Consolidated Kinetyie company and Birmingham Machine Company. Transactions credit Harry Mellon of Atlanta and Old Union Trust. Plans indicate a major growth push with projected initial capitalization of 210 million in securities and stock.
A garbled text from The Tosurance Press of New York references life insurance statistics and distributions, mentioning payments and figures such as thirty million or more, with unclear names and places. The fragmentary content cites cities and individuals in a statistical context.
Alfred White, chief engineer of a Queensland wellboring company, arrives in Texas for a preliminary survey of the Ogallala region. He aims to assess promising prospects for artesian wells and potential field development by his firm with several bore plants planned.
Editors from across the United States gather for the 19th annual National Editorial Revolution convention in Buffalo March, with hundreds in attendance. Hon. John Dymond of New Orleans presides as keynote amid discussions on unity and reform in the press.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions metal confirmation, Fromm, Volvo, and a printed figure 34, but lacks coherent event, entities, or dates to form a factual headline and summary.
Philadelphia June reports that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has secured control of a major company in the steel business. The source notes the railroad’s influence over manufacturing routes and its strategic acquisitions as part of expanding its steel operations.
Chicago endured a searing day with temperatures around the Yeir-8) degrees. Six residents collapsed from heat exposure and several others were found unconscious, including Mrs Anon Morgin near the street and four more reported by police.
Two white and two Black North Carolinians were found guilty of burglary in Asheville New Bern court today. Rita Gates and Vraonk Uohhson, white, and Larry Mik, colorail, were sentenced to death by hanging before the court term ends under North Carolina law.
Richmond Va May 1 The state constitutional convention will meet tomorrow The body will consider the restoration of suffrage and the administration of school funds The report notes focus on electoral reform and funding matters arising from the convention proceedings
The report lists vessel movements and arrivals including Comal from alvesion bound for New York and port entries at Hamburg and Galveston. It notes crews and destinations such as electrician from Liverpool and various consignments trading through Copenhagen and Hamburg.
In Saranigh Georgia, a force of thirty extra policemen were sworn in and armed with only batons to guard machine shops from striking workers and their supporters this afternoon.
A collection of short, unclear items mentions incidents in Larchwood Adrian Pretoria and Washington. Reports reference property damage, injuries, a shooting, naval actions, and a marriage in Mond, Texas, with scattered names and places amid garbled OCR.
A physician asserts no guesswork in treating chronic diseases and promotes a plan of home treatment through Alamo Plas. He emphasizes personal expertise, extensive practice in the United States, and that each patient receives tailored care rather than standard cures. He invites afflicted individuals to write for blanks and plan details.
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