21 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented report describes alleged slave traffic in the Philippines, stating prices for daughters from 60 to 100 dollars. The text includes garbled names and terms, with references to families and supposed trafficking events, but many details are unclear or unreadable.
Millassins Ivsband Ordered we Pay
A fragmentary OCR text references attorney names Hoch and Schmidt and a wartime remit matter involving a person possibly under detention. The readable bits indicate legal actions, with names appearing in a jumbled mix and no clear dates or places.
A garbled historical note hints at a theater or literary scene in New York during September. Names like Arturo Roptemar and Anagn appear in fractured text alongside references to Roman airs and wars. The fragmentary OCR suggests a dramatic work or records tied to Persons and performances.
Fragmentary weather notes appear garbled with stray words and misread names. Readable items suggest a forecast segment but key details are unclear. no concrete temperature, region, or timing can be determined from the legible portions.
A disjointed historical piece centers on General Miles seeking a congressional seat. The fragmented OCR includes mentions of political figures, presidential nomination history, and references to Washington and New York gateways, with unsettled details and garbled names.
A damaged page fragment describes a deadly incident and injured people aboard a transport. It mentions a ramnenawy bane and a stage comparison, with several garbled names and places pointing to a chaotic, incomplete account. Authorities and witnesses are referenced but details remain unclear.
A troubled note hints at a woman ending her life over financial strain from cheap meals. The fragmentary text mentions distress, a meal price trigger, and names or phrases that suggest personal names and locations, though details are unclear.
The document reports Sulzer breaking his silence amid ongoing court activity and references to counsel, health concerns, and the wider dispute. It notes supposed testimonies, mentions various figures and locations, and hints at a contested sequence of events and outcomes surrounding the case.
A highly garbled OCR fragment cites daily earnings and a trial context with scattered names and phrases. It mentions income estimates, durations, and possible legal or punitive connotations, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or clear entities to extract.
Ip tan Wn sept cemenoee eee DRE.
Dallas records total Velostion amounting to 11,090,000 across verified rolls. The figure highlights a substantial valuation for the period, reflecting broader price movements and index updates within the district.
Disjointed notes suggest Huerta faces rumors of retirement or delaying an election. The Catholic Party and Mende are linked with implied demands and political maneuvering.
Fragmentary lines describe President Huerta in critical condition following an event, with unclear details and probable life-threatening injuries. The report references medical assessment and possible pectoral involvement, but specifics are confounded by the garbled text.
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