Rebels hold Wu Chang amid Chinese unrest
Fragmentary text reports Wu Chang held by Chinese rebels while imperial artillery reportedly defected to the rebels. Foreign nationals appear safe as officials in Tokyo and Washington monitor the situation.
12 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary text reports Wu Chang held by Chinese rebels while imperial artillery reportedly defected to the rebels. Foreign nationals appear safe as officials in Tokyo and Washington monitor the situation.
An OCR fragment mentions Topi to Mace vom Brey and includes scattered terms like UU, aren, romiaignan, Walger, Pras, and Ven. The text is heavily garbled with no coherent events, dates, or clear entities to identify a full news item.
Fragmented text references a meeting in New Orleans and a governor or official, with several garbled phrases and names. No clear date, place specifics, or event details are discernible.
Orbiting war news describes an armistice nearing completion between Italy and Turkey with officials signaling progress and outlining acceptance terms. The report mentions negotiations, dates, and nearby strategic actions while noting parties seeking stabilization in the region.
Fragmented text references condemned recall efforts and radical measures amid veiled military tension. Mentions names and places in distorted form, unclear events, and scattered references to authorities and demonstrations without concrete outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a poet and a planned rerun with unclear dates and relations. The text mentions a figure and a potential event soon but readability is very poor. No coherent names or locations can be confirmed.
Fragmentary report describes snow covering the state with travel slowdowns and school impacts. Mentions names and places in a garbled OCR stream, noting weather conditions and potential closures.
Market activity notes a bullish uptick in coffers as investors track gains. Analysts cite injections of liquidity and renewed appetite for risk leading to rising asset demand.
Disjointed excerpts reference a cabinet, officials, and meetings in a historical context. Names and places drift through garbled text, with scattered mentions of figures like Muller, Mey, and others alongside probable dates or events, creating a puzzling tableau.
The notice records the unexpected death of Charles H Lednom, a Texas clerk of court, with sparse biographical details and a brief timeline indicating a sudden passing. Little additional information is readable beyond scattered fragments.
Report notes rebels lose many volunteers with 180 killed and 108 captured. Text claims state troops, well equipped, dominate in Chiapas towns. mentions Magadan area and surveillance amid battles and siege. Multiple names and places appear in fragmented OCR.
In a heated trial, defense and prosecution spar over the gas explosion theory as jurors endure long proceedings. Justice Kalining presides amid chaotic testimony, with frequent counsel exchanges and a near-full venire, while both sides press for an impartial verdict.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference campaign expenses and a lieutenant associated with a senator. Names and specifics are unclear, but the text hints at funding items and political links with a February through May timeline and mentions a city or region context.
Fragmentary OCR describes a portrait of Houston presented by Virginia to Texas during a centennial celebration. Names and details are garbled but indicate formal adoption of the gift and ceremony settings.
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