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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
2
Admirals Dewey and Benham ruled Howison ineligible for service on the court of inquiry investigating the Soloms affair. The decision followed lengthy testimony and questions about his conduct and discussions with reporters, and the court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
A lengthy naval inquiry in Washington adjourned after three hours as Admiral Mowleng was ordered excused from duty. Testimony featured Admiral Sampson, Admiral Schley, and other officers regarding obedience to orders and eligibility questions. The hearing opened with a seventeen gun salute and included debate over witness credibility and the conduct of naval leadership.
Fragmentary remarks describe a court of inquiry led by Admiral Dewey and Judge Hanna. Proceedings reference Admiral Howison and others with contested questions about valid evidence, duties, and potential penalties.
The record describes a witness testifying that he spoke of Admiral Schley in a derisive manner and references the ongoing dispute over the admiral's actions. The testimony includes remarks about the Battle of Manila Bay and statements attributed to various officials during the inquiry. The proceedings also detail Admiral Howison's reply denying disqualifying utterances and his statements to the court.
A garbled report mentions a department and a meeting with references to individuals such as George Brown and locations near New York. The text is unclear but hints at a deadline tied to Monday and concerns about member availability.
iSpecial to Tie Post reports a sprawling vessel movement including arrivals at Port Bais Arrhiedk and New York. Notable entries include Sehoodar Marie Palmer from Sabine Pas and Stentor Coneho arriving from New York. The list mentions steamers Statten and Venus among others with several ships bound for Capetown and Genoa.
Norfolk Virginia September 12 The tenth PHM conciliation of the order of Hoo Hoos closed this afternoon. Officers for the coming year were named including A BH Weir Lindolo Nw Bee and others. The west convention will be held soon. A dramatic event at the academy followed the ceremony with staged performances and remarks by leaders.
Special to The Pweat lists Texans who pre registered in New York this September. Names include WorttieMre Cummings Tawloms Pose and wife War Siete Hofman Cooley Nelson with Fifth Avenue Astor ed Venner Galveston G M nia Colonnade George Slade Jr Denis Hater Rony mperial Lipton and others.
Run down and weak to start, the ad touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a long term path to pure blood and vigor. Mrs. N. Swinney of Princeton, Missouri says two bottles made her feel perfectly well after severe illness. The message urges consulting a doctor and notes price and availability from J. C. Ay er Co.
A garbled today’s summary reports court actions and local updates. It mentions a Chester chase and various public notices, with references to pension commission, taxation, and religious school matters. Multiple names and places appear amid weather and agricultural notes.
A fragmented OCR item mentions local figures and groups in a brief community notice. It references names in unclear order and hints at civic activity and informal gatherings without specific dates or places. The legible bits point to an internal update or notice within a local organization.
The National Colored Baptists meeting in Texas yesterday drew large crowds as delegates and visitors discussed mission reports and committee work. Leaders from Austin and other Texas cities attended along with members from several states, highlighting the convention's active participation and local support.
The fragment reads as a garbled notice mentioning children and a place called Grove with unclear event or action. It lacks coherent names, dates, or organizations to identify a clear news item or outcome.
A report notes the election of a secretary and the urban council in Austin. The individuals Van Horwenter and Norloweateery of Ure Thisren are mentioned in connection with Powis.
Fragmentary notice reports a teacher incident at a school and a council action involving paving. Mentions Dr Vonuférency and a city official. includes mention of agricultural affairs but details are unreadable.
The bulletin lists Tennessee and other states with population figures and gender breakdowns, stating totals and white population counts. It references Withington and mentions 1,400,810 females and 2,540,180 white population alongside other incomplete data and misread terms.
A garbled report from a Texas scene describes a man finding a handgun near a doorway and a crime scene with bullet damage. The text hints at a love triangle and public interest but the details are unclear due to damage. Names and exact events are not reliably present.
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