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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
2
The article reports a legal injunction in Harlem over a racing event with disputes about track access and interferences. It notes officials granted a writ and mentions competing bets, horses, and names of participants surrounding the contested race.
A garbled text fragment references a war era theme with mentions of figures like W. Witten and Lester Rolf and sums of 25, 308 and 14000 dollars linked to the Dory venture. The passage mixes names and places without clear context or complete sentences.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and terms including Reguile at Newport Whelandtdl Jone Als Meloniea and other unclear items. The readable fragments mention individuals such as John McElroy and Laura, with scattered phrases like The Birdy Deagnin and Eleven Welle.
Fragmentary text from a New York notices page mentions various names and times with unclear context. The garbled lines reference Reachud Tfarlaniyn Leeuwin Lor Auees Great Vine and Breet Driver among scattered terms.
Fragmented lines describe varied topics including a large Newport News workforce layoff, a McNudon trial appeal in Buffalo, doctors monitoring Mr. McKinley, diplomatic posts shifts, Earl Mulvell’s London arrest over a bigamous marriage, a British House of Commons session, and a volatile commodity market with gold exports and grain price moves.
The Supreme Court refused an application for magdimne. Meridian hosts the Seventh Congressional district convention. July 4 events include Belmont fest and other notes. Weather and accident reports appear alongside railway and industry items.
Crowded courtroom in Ruffallo as Court of Appeals resumes hearing in the Rolacd Bh Melineawa murder case. Defense argues lengthy trial record while prosecutors present testimony on poisoning plot involving Catherine Adame and others, with stenographers and handwriting experts called.
Readers back up claims of Peruna as a cure for catarrh in a letter from Ida Murray of Polk City and a testimonial from Anna Bryan of Washington DC. The correspondence urges others to write for personalized advice from Dr. Startman of The Harrman Sanitarium, Columbia Ohio.
An amateur baseball game at a city park featured the Kone Bey team against the Novtean Shoe Store nine. The final score was 12 to 1 in favor of the Black Ate.
Abbreviated medical sales blurb touts immunity and vitality. It promotes Dr Martha’s Tonle tonic from Dayton Ole as a cure for weakness nerves and general decline claiming 45 years on the market with a money back guarantee.
Voters narrowly approved a 10 cent tax on the $100 valuation to fund public schools. The measure directs funds to school maintenance and classroom needs, with proceeds to be used for local educational improvements. Memorial services were held for Rev. H. Wiggins at Texarkana Presbyterian Church, honoring his pastorate and recalling his late era.
A boy died in an accident in Denton Texas on June 17. The incident involved several youths with Henry Deniel Rut and John Rameny named among those present. Police say the two were riding a windhestee when the accident occurred.
A regional report outlines a major coal industry arrangement. Entity names include Wataiid and Maliout Coal, with references to a new company WH BLS 00008 and planned production milestones. The document notes a July 7 timeline for key actions.
A planned round bale plant in Nacogdoches Texas is slated to begin work on the south end of North Street. Officials say construction will start soon and the facility should be ready for operation by year end.
A health note claims piles can be treated without surgery using remedies from home and doctor guidance. It suggests relief from bleeding and discomfort, promising safer, simpler healing with minimal risk and no invasive procedures.
General Eugene May, a prominent New Orleans businessman, died after a fall from a belt elevator hoist on St Charles Avenue. Born in Owensboro Kentucky, he served in the Civil War with the Washington Artillery and was later a respected community leader in New Orleans.
An early 20th century ad-like feature touts a miracle cure for a disease called the “dotase per Taney IA fremae remedy” claiming it permeates through the body. It promotes a Pyramid Pile Cure formula and a complete treatment offered by a Michigan company with alleged experiments and certified efficacy.
In Fi Dotte Kansas on June 17 a courtroom session focused on the Morrison trial with legal teams led by Olly Cagle. Attorneys for the defendant moved to exclude portions of eel testimony, citing prior year events and a tense exchange involving Lee and other participants.
A chaotic range of brief items from Washington to London covers political moves, labor strikes, bond sales, and notable deaths. Reports mention 25 percent and 48 percent interest, a pope delegate, and leaders facing inquiries, with mentions of Merida, Cincinnati, Richmond, and New York among others.
Md June 18 Mrs Inco Dellinger found a copy of a last patel writte by Rienewall Jackson to General Lee before the battle of Chane Coloravile dated May 2 1863 at 1 o clock pm. The note warns that enemy stands at Chancelloraville and mentions Kit Peovidetos. The paper was found in a trunk in a house later occupied by Confederate soldiers.
A diffuse, garbled report details a manhunt for Edwards alias in a Northeast Texas murder case. Authorities claim a capture near Shreveport proved false while a posse from Shreveport pursues Edwards for the killing of John G Foster on a plantation.
Fragmentary OCR text shows ship movements and place names. References include Ben Siovies Rhoda ital and Ansel hi ie une Piterty Worter via Prov arrow. Mentions Ardanmhor Galvestan and Grand Canab Jeparkaren New York with sailing note.
Fragmentary missive from Mrs. deferked Davie in Atlanta to the treasurer reports health decline and a payment delay. The letter references personal finances and a planned winter trip, with uncertain details due to OCR corruption.
Captain Parrand Sayers, commanding officer at Fort St Oklahoma, reports a military action during the week. Ambiguity and garbled text obscure details but note refers to intruder ousting and a war signal or alert. Names and places appear inconsistently due to OCR issues.
Readable fragments suggest a brief local item but key details are missing. The text provides no clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or event outcome to form a complete card.
London dispatch reports ex Governor Pingree of Minhigug weakening after a severe stroke illness. The condition was described as grave and uncertain with officials noting no improvement from yesterday.
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