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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
2
The report covers Marvin Hart of Louisville knocking out Dan Creedon in the sixth round at Gravesend and previews the Brooklyn Handicap with weather notes and track conditions. It notes weight considerations for Manual and the handicapping approach affecting odds and expectations.
Graveyard entries list appears with numerous horses and handicaps across about six furlongs and longer distances. Notable names include Outlander All Gold Ventura Koxone St Winnan Guillen Dublin and Beno Viking with varied weights and odds. riders and stalls unclear amid garbled OCR. The Expotings stakes and Mile and seventy yards appear among commented events with several horses and weights.
At Towls fair grounds on May 2, horse racing featured Time 1:10 and Four and a Half Mirlonge with Leninel Marc ell and Baby Dixon among top finishers. Other noted runners included Warry Pullian Virgie Wee Thing Ta Crinowes Wissending and various entries in Vinery area fields.
Fragmentary OCR shows numerous names, place marks, and phrases like selling mile, parcel, and auctions. Entries reference individuals such as Marie G, George Arnold, Miley Aubreym, Tom Coline, and others with scattered numbers and locations, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent event details.
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At Newport on May 24 Cincinnati reporters noted favorites clocked in mixed times on a slow track. Names such as Chip and By George appear among winners, with several entries including Heil and Pride showing notable performances.
Report covers events in Oakland and San Francisco on May 24 featuring a 1 mile race and a seven event program. Key competitors and outcomes are listed with notable performances and times, highlighting regional athletics activity.
A historic ad warns eczema and skin eruptions stem from humors either inherited or from poor digestion. It claims drying remedies are dangerous and promotes discharging humors to prevent return. Includes testimonials from J Pranks Alabama and Mrs Blaces Wisconsin describing cures and skin relief.
JHogs report shows treatment delays and ongoing efforts to cure condition with prolonged prom period. Officials emphasize prompt action to reduce risks and improve outcomes.
Fragmentary text with numerous distorted names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or context emerges to identify a story or notice.
Fragmentary racing list shows multiple horses with times and distances including four and a half furlongs and five furlongs. Entries mention Hargis Prince Gight Bister Boy Miaw chi Santa Toros and others with unclear spellings and times, indicating a deformed OCR capture of a horse racing event.
Reports describe several 1880s style baseball results with scattered scorable innings. Players such as Selick Breton and Morvan are noted, along with teams including New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago and Detroit. Rain delays and postponed fixtures are mentioned alongside late-inning rallies and notable defensive plays.
The twenty sixth annual Intercollegiate Track Championship opens at Berkeley Oval with Yale seen as strong favorites while Harvard Princeton and Pennsylvania also contend. Final rounds begin tomorrow as participants push for top honors in events across the meet.
A chaotic moment saw the athlete leap to a surprising mark of 21 feet inches, leaving spectators astonished as officials debated qualification.
Marvin Hart of Loufeville scored a sixth round knockout over Dan Crandon in a 25 round bout held in downville on May 24. The match, part of a Southern Athletic event, featured Crandon pressing early but Hart delivering decisive punches, particularly in rounds four to six, to finish as the victor amid a crowd and scoring controversy.
The New York yacht club delayed the race by one month after the decision to proceed with Bir Noman Lipton representing the club. The group aims to set a new date while awaiting confirmation and formalities, with the club requesting support and awaiting a final cable from officials.
Fragmented text references firemen at Tolgue park and individuals such as Aliet Monin and Lie Vietalee. Mentions a revolving mechanism, a battery, and an expected radical treatment at night. Details are garbled and names unclear.
The Waco team defeated Fort Worth in a tennis contest held today. The event drew a well attended crowd and featured spirited play, with Waco securing a clear victory on the station court.
In New York, pirie Theeher contender Roeber Wan argued a foul call during a match at the Academy of Mitte tonight. The referee issued a twenty dollar penalty and the involved sides await ruling on the incident.
The Epworth League event in Weatherford featured Rev Cox and speakers from Breckenridge and Mineral Wells. Leaders named for the Brenkendge conference included Alexander, Neal, and other officers as preparations and travel details were announced for the next meeting.
United Presbyterian Assembly in Des Moines Iowa on May 24 devoted its session to a discussion of changes proposed by the Fortaston committee to article in the church with regard to the admission of nine candidates. Membership includes JoG oO edoret oles.
The holiness people of this region prepare for their tenth annual camp meeting near Waco, Texas. The event runs from late May into summer, with activities advertised extensively and expected to attract a large attendance statewide.
Goliad Texas May 23 Price Baptist church holds a protracted meeting conducted by local pastor Rev Thomas W White with Mr Cowarl of Waites assisting in services. The lengthy gathering aims to honor the Master and has generated significant spiritual benefit for attendees.
A Williams meeting is set for Gatesville Texas on May 24. Keyv Sla Williams is expected to speak at the event with planned activities and preparations noted for the gathering.
Revival services led by Rev. Lb, PD begin May 24 at the Chiiation chiveh, drawing a growing congregation. The schedule emphasizes a strong community turnout and ongoing gatherings through the week.
A local Woodmen of the World chapter schedules a meeting in Vi with plans for a Potulinton event. The notice lists organizers and a date in May, noting a community gathering and ceremonial duties.
A Washington dispatch says the Supreme Court will hand down Monday a government win in a case about the Constitution’s uniform duties clause. The decision is divided, with several opinions concurring, discussing founders’ intent and whether uniformity applies to territories and possessions beyond the United States.
Reported today are bold yet aloof figures from Pan-American congress proposals. Mentioned are the Balliners, the president, and McKinney visiting Washington amid storms and high water events in Tennessee. Captain Hall cleared of cowardice charges during Pehla defense. Sir Alfred Milner arrives in Baglin. Wilderage to depart Poktn by month’s end. Seventy eight entombed in Walia Wine explosion.
A state attorney general opinion discusses the teasing of land under the new law. The article notes ongoing issues with property disputes and cites officers connected to a fatal shooting during a prior arrest attempt. A Texas grand council and other groups are mentioned in relation to church rebuilding plans after a 1900s incident.
Report from Witt counties about alleged bias in judicial appointments surfaces as misfiled documents delay. Community scandal challenges authorities as allegations join broader political friction.
The Brooklin handicap event features Ashernon racing with Morvth Met Ruecked and Dan Cree in a favored lineup. Intercollegiate attendance is noted as the key feature for the day as teams compete for the amutri championship.
The July market period showed steady prices with no major changes. Cotton futures were firm as Liverpool contracts remained high, while grain markets posted fractional gains. Stock dealings supported overall market strength despite late November volatility.
A garbled bulletin lists various reports from Madrid Berlin New York Columbus Washington Constantinople and more. Mentions elections a vehicle accident and legislative notes including Creek Nation land allotment and treaties with scattered dates and names.
May 24 report describes a delightful Wharton season ball at Lane Clive with guests from Columbus Eagle Lake Sealy Edna Richmond and Wharton. The 2525 feet platform and Bay Prairie river Farmers party featured music by Clark’s string band and a barbecue supper.
Consumer ad promises refund if PAZO OINTMENT mails to cure ring worm totter ulcers sores pimples and blackheads on the face and similar diseases. No curs or pay required.
A brief Hillsboro Texas item describes a Monday club gathering with a reception and remarks by MR Soden among attendees. The imperfect OCR suggests details about the event, its date May 24, and a lively social scene with attendees, but specifics are unclear.
The Hogg syndicate bought fifteen acres on gisher BI near Paying Bao with details unclear. A conference was arranged to probe alleged operations of a Standard tied to Beaumont. Congressman De Grafoyrel reportedly acquired a half interest in the Humphreys léigne near Reannant.
The commission discussed suit rates and heard testimony as it broadened its review. President Wain addressed Fort Worth residents with an update on the Frisco extension project.
The executive committee of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas met to finalize arrangements for a joint meeting with Galveston Women’s Club. They discussed machinery for the pumping plant of the new sewer system to be installed.
Miss Maggie Mute read a piece on Joan and Miss Hunt presented a diaper on Abelard and Melasse. A thirteen question card by Franey was circulated, with several answers forming a competitive display. Merl Camphuil withdrew claims and Milas oral received a prize.
Corsicana Texas May 3 The grand jury adjourned after a twenty five day session and released a report showing counted indictments including one for idoonte, thirty four felonies and 125 misdemeanor cases They criticized city officials oversight and the handling of matters within their jurisdiction.
Burglars struck Waller Texas on May 24 entering the post office and a smith shop. They pried two holes in the safe but fled without their loot. A later entry into a drug store yielded $4.50. Deputy Sheriff Hawkins investigates the incidents.
Yesterday contractor Sapp broke ground for the new J D Motley home in North Cameron. The handhewn structure is planned as a notable local addition and reflects Cameron's growing construction activity.
In Wolfe City Texas a local mill shut on May 18 as Medlin Milling plans a revival. The company will increase capacity to 200 barrels and install an electric plant to power machinery for city needs, signaling a major modernization effort.
May 24 Jacksonville relief fund contributions rise as Merchants' club of Mayon assists. Milwaukee reports Jackson relief fund total surpassing 2000 dollars as of May 2.
Horace Sanders, a 21 year old single man from near Gilmer, was shot and killed Tuesday while driving about two miles west of Frenchers Wak. Local authorities report the incident remains under investigation with no clear motive yet established.
Unclear OCR text appears to reference a business named Grovee Terraining Co and dirt broken. Readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief about a service issue or construction matter. No solid date, place, or full details available.
Hired State transports redirected to Mare Island for repairs amid a machinists strike. The move consolidates work backlog as the government maintains firm position while wage talks and industry tensions unfold.
A distorted report suggests a request to extend action to railroad matters in Toronto with President O Connell of the machinists proposing a date for a meeting hour by a deadline. Officials debate a plan to align with this move and anticipate possible restrictions affecting workers in the country.
The readable text shows distorted OCR with names and events unclear. It references a May date and a Washington location but lacks coherent facts, participants, or outcomes to form a solid summary. No verifiable entities or actions can be derived.
In Rai Saher Raster Pennsylvania workers at a railway locomotive plant walked out amid rising tensions. The strike led to disruptions at the nearby Witkesbarra facility as security and officials investigated claims of unsafe conditions and wage disputes.
May 21 report from VEO and nearby towns recounts a shipwreck near Lake Michigan with fourteen aboard. Captain Wade orders lifeboat discipline as the vessel breaks apart and passengers cling to debris before the Columbia rescues the survivors.
Five West Point cadets expelled for insubordination were offered interim positions by General Frances Greene of the New York and Hermodex Asphalt company and General Andrews. The cadets declined the offers saying the proposals were not suitable. The actions reflect ongoing tensions between the academy and auxiliary military leadership.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions attention to Washington and brig with fighting phrases. content is garbled and unclear about event, date, or entities.
May 24 report notes 10 to 0 defeat in committee on relations and a forthcoming reading of the minority report. Conservatives expect the next move to test strength while others doubt a final tally today. Appeal for Aid Louisville and Elberton report widespread distress. Hood county seeks funds to aid homeless and crippled, with relief efforts urged.
A York based company announces an nearly 800 percent dividend and an extra 434 making a total payout as the firm proceeds with a potential merger involving J I Morgan and Birla interests.
A Texas court case involves an arrest and charges of assault with intent to murder. The defendant, Mrs Harris, stands accused as the trial proceeds, with statements and testimony shaping the proceedings and potential penalties.
Grand Grand Bante Rogers presided at the Odd Fellows reorganization in Elgin Texas on May 24. Elected officers include Drew, J. B. Riverd, R. A. Cath, and Ki Hillahord among others. A separate item notes a Texas Railway Co case where May 24 lawsuit involves a fall through a hole in a platform at Bigin in April.
Fragments mention Sherman Texas readers and a merchants association. The passage references percentages and population figures but remains unclear with missing context and data, mentioning insured totals and expenses without a coherent narrative.
Sarah Irvin, widow of a Mexican War veteran, aged 78, died in Denton Texas. Her late husband served under General Iy in the Mexican War era.
A fragmented snippet appears to reference Grove and a tasteless chill, with garbled text suggesting a quirky fragment from a column or ad. The readable words hint at a playful or satirical tone without clear event or names.
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