Officers and Twenty Ballot Roles Reported Woden
Reading rough text shows officers noted in a ward or precinct race with ballots counted. The fragment mentions names and places possibly tied to a local government or election event.
30 Mar 1904
Page 1
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1904
Page
1
Reading rough text shows officers noted in a ward or precinct race with ballots counted. The fragment mentions names and places possibly tied to a local government or election event.
A brief item notes postal actions labeled Not to press issue 1.8 and the phrase to keep out of war. The readable text emphasizes wartime messaging and postal policy signals without additional context or names.
Disjointed dispatch describes a land operation near Chang Ju and nearby town, citing General Mishtebinako and Russian forces repulsing Japanese units after heavy fighting. It notes outposts, cavalry, and infantry exchanges, with casualties on both sides and Japanese reinforcements attempting to push forward before retreating.
An unclear courtroom fragment mentions Judge Parker and a New York location with scattered names and phrases. The text reads like a garbled OCR, obstructing a clear narrative, but hints at a legal matter or inquiry involving Parker and NY figures. The passage is too distorted to extract concrete events or outcomes.
A fragmentary notice references awaiting approval and nominations in Cleveland amid a flood of unclear text. Names and details are obscured, leaving the core event difficult to identify.
A local legal action moves toward a decision as Powers and the Ni Acon circuit face postponement. Key figures include Jape Batten and Alene Cen. The hearing, held at a distant venue, seeks a settlement on the Mekwerwabe matter.
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