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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
2
The article previews a major derby night with a crowded field led by Lady Schorr and other contenders. It notes substantial betting interest, theater-like turnout, and claims of strong performance from owners and trainers ahead of the ensuing race.
Reported results from Ascot and New York show American-trained horses triumphing in multiple races. Whitney’s Mount Vernon wins the Winds Cantho stake, Merry wins the Harilwickes, with Rougemont’s horse third. Velas and Leonora Loring noted in other lineups. Leonora Loring also wins the Dpiayankea at Sheepshead Bay.
An 19th century testimonial proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the stomach, improves digestion, restores appetite, increases weight, and revitalizes the weak and run down. L B Garland of Shady, Tenn narrates how it helped a woman who was unable to work.
An early 19th century advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparitia as a cure and urges readers to begin treatment promptly for best results. The copy emphasizes immediacy and effectiveness.
A cabinet meeting considered tariff disputes with Russia and issued an ex prity statement. Explosions and fire near Patterson reportedly killed sixteen. Cyclones hit Nel inweka and Torn, with casualties. Authorities discuss extraprimary session and August 4 convening date. Weather and markets show mixed signals as crops and stocks move.
A filamentary report notes a tests well at Sour Lake showing promise as a major gusher, with early pumping indicating significant oil potential. The site near Gylnes Hons is cited as a key location, drawing attention to local exploration efforts and industry interest.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Texas and Western themes with references to articles too large for a box and a millog matter likely related to wartime or economic topics. It notes capital stock changes and individuals connected to Memphis and Lake Sherman. The garbled prose provides no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
Race results and entries across Newport and surrounding venues feature Speedwell, Wayike, Linorn, and numerous furlongs. Notable horses include River Princess, Sidney, Killy Mason, and Chole Girl War with times listed for multiple distance events.
Fragmented report from June games shows Milwaukee and Boston wins with pitchers and hitters under pressure. Names like Robinson and Grady appear amid disjointed scores and line notes, while Philadelphia and St Louis efforts surface in incomplete strokes.
An obscure report notes the Mehit Guard traveling to Trinity with pursuit by the Eionstan Cavalry. It mentions an adjournment of a medical meeting and references a factory scene, a destruction claim, and property held by a city highway firm.
Local wire reports highlight Chicago and New York clubs trading leads as Harper, Nichola, Orth and McFe plant spark midseason scoring. Wins burst from Chicago and New York, with late baskets and free throws shaping a volatile evening.
Fire department makes a road schedule listing August and July games. From Cawthorne to Jangue Park and Beaumont to Houston, matches are set with Wane and Internacional. The text outlines travel and opponents but contains many garbled names and dates.
Wace defeated Vales tine 6 to 0 in the opening game of a three game series. Bandai and Kester delivered solid pitching while Palesting and Betterlea contributed decisive hits for the win.
A Philadelphia dispatch reports a rumored combination among cotton seed producers aiming to control the entire output and price range. The North American Cotton Oil and Southern Cotton Oil companies hold large stakes with other cot ton outfits and plan to buy the Southern stock. Henry C. Hutner is named president as the plan progresses with holders holding three quarters of shares seeking near-market sale options.
The Belgian minister at Pekin sends a messenger to Sian Kian with orders to verify reports of a massacre at Belgian prisons. The dispatch notes strong resistance but claims several guards were killed and a convoy attacked, amid unclear details.
A damaged OCR fragment references a community matter with unclear details. readable words include local and event but key facts, dates, and names are absent, leaving the exact action and participants unspecified.
A Nebraska tornado devastates a Greening family home in Naper and Omaha area. Grace Greening and siblings are killed or injured as the storm destroys the house and surrounding property. Surviving relatives recall the brutal aftermath and search for victims.
Incomplete forecast data notes probabilities and winds for Washington and nearby regions. Text mentions Texas Oklahoma and other locations with uncertain terms and garbled spellings, suggesting an improvised or damaged weather brief.
In El Paso on June 21 a major ranch transaction tied four associates to the Armijo ranch in the Mezleo region. Key figures include Guadalupe and Armijo, with Ascarate family members involved in the deal and payments noted.
In Corpus Christi Texas on January 21 a bale of cotton was shipped from Nueces County. Francisco Gareiy of Calaveras Ape ke delivered the bale to G. W. Newberry who sent it to Inne & Co. of Hovetop. The bale was gin to Ne Diego amid a year’s record high yield.
An advertisement promises a money refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure ring worm tetter old ul ere and soren pimples and blackheads as stated in the offer. The copy targets readers seeking a topical remedy with guaranteed results.
Rangers move to escort men toward the remote coal mines twenty five miles above Laredo Texas where authorities believe the wanted killer is cornered. Captain Rogers and his men retired from their vantage point tonight amid reports of pursuit and tense standoff.
A garbled obituary notes the death of Karnes County Sheriff Kitnes Clee, born in Ganeilee County June 15, laid to rest in Karnes County with Masonic honors. Surviving heirs listed include several sons and daughters, with distant family in Yorktown Texas. Mentions his service in the ranger company and roles within local communities, rendering a memorial of a life as a frontier lawman.
A fugitive in Gonzales county is sought by Mexican authorities. Deputy Marshal Haakon and local officials plan to extradite the man after a prison incident. A Mexican family took custody of a baby left at the scene as authorities investigate.
A fragmented telegram from Heaville says a Mexican group near Coralia and a Sheriff Morris case may be connected. The note hints at a suspect fleeing toward the Bahento mountains in McMulfea county, with verification expected by morning.
General Wood says Cubans pleased with reception of the constitutional convention question and Platt amendment. Washington notes concern over revenue and monetary policy, warns ratification would start the process despite feared delays.
A Havana report states yellow fever cases have subsided for nearly two months while sallow fever persists. Major Gleg of the Marine Hospital Service urges raising quarantine on passengers from ships south of Maryland to prevent new outbreaks.
The Northwest Texas Pom gesocration committee announces tentative dates for the immediate event. Officials indicate plans proceed with the agreed schedule and urge members to prepare.
An advertisement features Williams Pink Pills for Pale People claiming cure for blood and nerve conditions. It asserts rapid relief from fatigue, pale complexion, neural and heart symptoms, and promises permanent recovery with a mail order offer. The copy touts the product as a universal remedy with medical endorsement and notary public testimony.
The Southern Vaccine Co. lists 420 Fanti St. in Jousten Texas for parties seeking information. The notice directs interested individuals to contact the company for details and services offered.
Special to The Post notes arrivals and clearances at multiple ports. Vessels from Gey, Fininhung, Sulla Sebos, and Port Limonee are listed with destinations including New York Rotterdam and Mexicon. Several ships are grouped under arrivals from Gah Yeaton and Livaypnal with carriers like Saline and Gal Weston.
Sheriff’s department seeks information to locate a dark haired, braided woman last seen near Pilar Texas. A reward of 210 dollars is offered for information leading to recovery or apprehension. Contact A Deters in Texas or Deputy A L Conawas for tips.
Professor Mary delivered a talk in Cuero on weevil control and farm equipment. Attendees included local farmers and representatives who discussed follow through and supplies, noting gaps in adherence and the need for a sober plan.
A fragmented telegraphic list mentions several Texans in New York including Van Visek Imperial, Cosmopolitan, J Dickson, A Phemle, St Georg Greenville, and others with scattered surnames and places, indicating a society or directory snippet. Names such as Cameron, Taylor, and Moritorough appear, but details are incomplete due to damaged text.
Preparations for the big celebration are underway with expected strong turnout from the outer Bailie country. About 180 head of live stock and 900 pounds of bread have been secured for feeding the milialildade.
Texas reports a wartime supply issue affecting the British army in South Africa. The article mentions losses and shifting resources, noting strain on transports and concentrations of manpower in California and related regions.
Auditor W St Upton of Frisee in Sherman Texas in June received an official hallelin from President BF Yoakum announcing intent to intestinal future for prise lines.
In June reports indicate several smallpox patients in Latonis and other parts of Fannin County Texas with cases noted in Panain county authorities warn of outbreak and ongoing removals in the area.
In Belton on June 21, John B. Meaner was admitted to bail after a local prosecutor’s statement regarding the Rev J D trial. The incident involved an alleged spate and an oak weapon, with details blurred in the report.
The murder case of Joan York, charged with killing at a barber shop, is on trial in Carr Texas as of June 21. The defendant faces a fatal charge amid testimony at the local courthouse with authorities providing details of the alleged crime and its circumstances.
A claim asserts that Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic proves best by Test. The note emphasizes a judgment favoring the tonic over alternatives, reflecting marketing language from the period.
A distorted report states Na Yung was named to a high government position in China and nearly became vice president of the youth council. The piece notes Boxer turmoil and a narrowly avoided fate as powers debate Japan's stance on acceptance of the appointee.
Disorder and peril grip Ne Atlanta as officers investigate a on duty murder. A reward of 600 is offered for information. Police say a suspect fled after firing during a disturbance, with three officers injured and one killed while enforcing order. The city vows swift action.
A physician asserts that chronic diseases can be cured with personalized treatment rather than patent medicines. He claims long experience and skill justify curing about eight to nine of ten cases, offering ready-made remedies and samples to prove effectiveness.
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