11 May 1912
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented record shows a witness denying Arch Bald testimony and inability to recall signing a coal assignment. The text includes garbled lines about judge paying railroad fare and references to examinations, names, and procedural hints. The readable portions indicate confusion and partial statements surrounding a legal matter.
Heavy rains flood streets in Baton Rouge and Miles areas, causing widespread disruption. Residents report water pooling on roads and safety concerns rising as utilities and emergency services respond to the deluge. Local officials urge caution while crews clear hazards and restore services.
Testimony reveals Titanic crew rushed to lifeboats amid chaos and ignored the women first order. Officials disclosed details at the hearing, highlighting departure delays and prioritization debates among officers.
Fragmented OCR text shows heated calls against Boston mayor Richeson with references to political tension, a governor urging intervention, and scattered mentions of figures and events. The readable portions hint at a crisis atmosphere around leadership and public safety, but many lines are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention local people and business interests in Yoakum with scattered phrases. The readable text includes references to individuals and possible events but lacks clear narrative or concrete details.
Fragmented report notes a deadly incident in a coal region with state troopers and local officers responding. The text references a 9000 coal Bremer and a series of scrambled phrases, indicating a chaotic scene and subsequent actions by authorities.
The readable parts show a list of unclear names and fragments, lacking coherent events or context. It mentions candidates, dates, and places but no verifiable details or outcome. Readable terms include personal names and a possible event reference amid heavy OCR distortion.
A pulpit style admonition argues men waste money on wives and fashion, urging readers to apply business thrift at home. It laments lax spending, urges buyers to follow clear price figures in ads, and links household finance to overall success.
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