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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
2
An arrest report lists Galvesyea as the location tied to an individual named Leonel Yeasts Teuss. Authorities detail charges but provide limited context in the available text.
A court case involving Tou Pramil and Lapeol Kenors proceeds with wary steps and a veiled settlement. The proceedings reference Teewtihiy as a related matter and hint at possible implications for the defendants.
A large crowd gathered to hear a speaker honoring General Grant. Colonel Henry Watterson’s name is mentioned among attendees as the event drew notable attention.
Report of a delayed depot service at Stanton caused by an early wartime disruption. The article notes a specific cause tied to Ereleaiy operations and references The Healy of Your Ware in connection with the incident.
Witnesses testified in the Evangeline case as W Heywood gave crucial statements. The hearing focused on the company and related conduct with ongoing examination of key evidence and testimonies.
The article notes the burial of a Taylor woman in a late nineteenth century setting. It mentions a witness and references a sheriff or public official, with details on the arrangements and location surrounding the service.
A fragmentary notice recalls D. J. La Fayette and Betty as rescuers who saved Manfreds of Sutteresy from a surgeon. The text is garbled but hints at a dramatic medical crisis and acts of mercy during an event described as Xmafe.
A garbled report notes visitors in Palestine examining tobacco farms and school activities. The text mentions teachers, elections, and local earnings but key details are unclear.
Fragmentary text advocates equal division of Negroes and mentions Williama ax Bolutl and a race problem. The readable lines reference a caray or Caray and a large white entity, but the sense is unclear. No firm event or outcome is stated.
Readable fragments indicate Coryell County voted dry with a pro majority labeled 644. Additional garbled text mentions Attevinitl and tea related items, but actionable results point to a dry outcome and a 644 measure.
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