18 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
1
The document recounts a chaotic frozen north voyage with Captain Cot tle aboard Baby and mentions Walsh Bax reaching a port. It references Canadian government matters, weather, and maritime events, with scattered names, places, and dates, all in a weathered OCR style.
A jumble of Houston events appears in today’s calendar style note listing theatre shows a concert and a public event. It mentions “The Bill” and a few names while signaling a bustling schedule with locations and times.
Fragmentary text recounts clashes between U.S. Troop UD Twelfth Cavalry and Mexican forces. It mentions battles near a map location, casualties, and names appearing in a garbled OCR form. Distinct entities include U.S. Trooper units and general references to Mexican combatants and sites.
Jumbled OCR lines describe panicked scenes and stray phrases about an incident in a city, with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention Antonio and Reagan like references amid garbled text, hinting at a chaotic report without coherent facts or outcomes.
Fragmented report describes captors firing during an attempted ransom at Amst, with only partial payment of ten thousand dollars confirmed. The text name drops multiple factions and individuals in a chaotic transcript, noting armed confrontation and ongoing pursuit.
Reported in Corpus Christi, charges tied to a peace mission across Nueces County lead to guilty verdicts for five defendants. The courtroom action centers on the long, contested case involving local officials and an alleged scheme connected to the broader national temperance movement. The proceedings detail jury deliberations and references to related figures in the community.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a court or legal dispute over the death of a son and handling of his body. The wording is garbled with names like Fater, Ang br, and Bure, mentioning stepmother, decedent, and custody or disposal actions. The readable elements imply a probate or family-claim context lacking clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text describes an unclear item about Newman and an unresolved event. Names and details are garbled, with references to people and places jumbled. The readable parts mention survival status and a possible hit, but no coherent facts emerge.
A garbled late 1918 era dispatch from London describes alleged munitions deliveries and banking schemes tied to wartime loans. The report mentions Russians, Armenians, and various financiers, with claims of weapons shipments, lend-lease pressure, and strategic front-line movements near a major city, amid crisis chatter and cautious official commentary.
Fragmentary OCR story describes a dog traversing miles to deliver help to a dying woman. The account includes garbled phrases and unclear names but centers on a courageous animal aiding a vulnerable person in a difficult location.
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