Native Texan Die Tuesday Funeral Set For Wednesday
A Native Texan died Tuesday. Funeral services are scheduled for 3 o'clock Wednesday. Courts adjourned and a bar meeting called.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
9
Lawyers 10 Meet in Judge Ashe's Court
In a filing from Marlin Hue AN ye, lawyers converge for a scheduled session before Judge Ashe. The meeting aims to discuss barony matters and confirm procedural steps, with attendees from nearby firms and the Hale Gray De Monet region cited.
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Ashe
Hale Gray
Fragmented local notice with stray names and times
OCR fragment lists a person and locations with scattered phrases. It mentions dates, addresses, and a residence event but lacks clear context or complete facts. The readable items suggest a public or private notice but lack coherent structure to identify action or outcome.
Fragmented OCR shows unclear entries on marriage and local figures
The readable text references a marriage near a county court, mentioning Catherine Hein and potential relations to a local accountant or rowing figure. Multiple garbled phrases reference dates, places, and names, but key specifics remain obscured by OCR errors.
Carbolic Acid Used Instead of Facing Bigamy Charge
Fragmentary report notes a suspect chose carbolic acid over a bigamy charge. Details are obscured by garbled text but reference an incident on a Thurse day with mentions of trials, obedience to authorities, and possible court actions. Further readable names include Mimbo and Yash with limited contextual clarity.
Fragmented OCR note on meeting with unclear details
A partially readable OCR line mentions a person and a meeting context with garbled wording. The readable fragments indicate a discussion or event but no clear names, places, or outcomes. Limited data prevents a concrete summary beyond noting an unclear communication.
Drees SPR hack Soret ee eter ioe ene
A fragmented OCR line mentions Drees and multiple garbled names joined by stray letters. The readable bits suggest an insiders note or brief item with unclear actions or dates, lacking coherent context or concrete facts to anchor a full summary.
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Drees
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