13 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1911
Page
1
The piece critiques a proposed direct vote for U.S. Senators, arguing it will fail as a race issue. It discusses fate of Lorimer, coalition dynamics, and the political maneuvers shaping the convention. The writeup highlights party divisions, minority pressures, and potential outcomes for the ongoing reform effort.
Fragmentary OCR describes a fire incident and lost records with references to floors, water damage, and a general area near Peabody and Boon Street. It mentions responders, individuals, and locations but lacks clear dates or outcomes due to corruption.
Fragmentary text shows Bailey proposing a substitute plan to form a tariff tribunal. Mentions Jenes Pa Bhat Warmington and various unclear figures, with references to meetings, positions, and potential actions. Details are obscured by OCR errors, but the core intent appears to be establishing a tariff dispute body via a substitute strategy.
A fragmented report questions whether Dorothy Arnold has married Terson Poliuk, linking her disappearance to a man connected with a mysterious note. Police and press pursue names and timelines amid unclear clues and rumors.
M J Durham died at age sixty after long service in the Cleveland treasury under the administration. He served twice in Congress and held the post of comptroller of the treasury in Cleveland’s era. The obituary notes his ascent from local duties to national recognition.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic report about a suffocation tragedy in a Philadelphia ghetto district and a divorce case involving Emma Goomeich. The garbled text lists references to victims, a potential custody or family matter, and mentions Ravinia and local officials, with unclear dates or actions.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a local event or notice mentioning recovery themes and a possible meeting with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are unreadable, but the fragment hints at a community gathering or discussion.
A brief notice reports that consolidation actions will proceed with budgetary and calendar implications. Key figures and institutions are referenced, including plans for business and public governance as authorities prepare to advance the process.
A battered OCR fragment mentions a death execution and a maritime note. Names and exact places are unclear, but the text references authorities, a date, and a regional setting possibly tied to a wartime or punitive event. The piece preserves the core fact of an execution and related maritime context.
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