26 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary witness remarks and courtroom chatter describe objections to evidence and prosecutorial actions. The record references a governor, central figures, and various procedural moves amid a contentious hearing with mentions of electricity or electors and a weather the scene shifts through multiple topics without clear conclusions.
Report describes a grisly discovery with a child’s bones found concealed within a wall of a local residence. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR though the incident has drawn significant public attention and police investigation.
A seaman from the vessel near Pusan tells of a ship going down in the Gulf. The survivor describes rough seas and loss, with hopes raised as rescue efforts continue and authorities investigate the incident aboard the Marya and other nearby ships.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to report a marriage or wedding notice with unclear names and dates. The readable elements mention a Seton Taon and references to May and May n. The exact couple, place, and date remain unreadable.
The readable text mentions Sulzer case elements and names like Denis Ponsay and other garbled terms. It references a convention and a discussion of political or legal themes, with scattered phrases about figures and places. The fragmentary content is difficult to reconstruct into a coherent event.
Fragmentary report notes a bride of three days shot in the head. Names and places are garbled in the OCR but indicate a fatal domestic or violent incident. No clear location, date, or fully readable authorities are present in the text.
Unclear fragmentary notice references the dismissal of Marsha and Lala Norrie Provente. Details on location or authority are unreadable, with several garbled terms and a mention of 983. FRAKCICE and "Repremer Bt-Mire" appearing in the text.
A sprawling fragment appears to recount a 19th or early 20th century plea by a female benefactor identified as Verena Bixby or related person, noting donations to aid unfortunate girls and referencing societal figures, families, and a contested marriage. The OCR text is garbled, but hints at donation acts, social reform motives, and names such as Maeve, Tesla, Morgan, and Lanna, set against a backdrop of public solicitation and philanthropic rhetoric.
Fragmentary report describes a sheriff chasing robbers on a switch engine near York with unclear details. Readers see references to locations such as Shegeawn and V7ree Mallfoad but text remains tangled. The piece hints at pursuit actions and official involvement.
A Texan faces a pivotal hearing before the Interstate Commerce Committee, with attention on proposed power and transport guidelines. The debate centers on tariffs, routes, and economic impact, while supporters cite job growth and regional development. Opponents warn of increased costs and regulatory overreach affecting local communities.
A garbled OCR style narrative mentions a Frenchman in London, a flight with head down, uncertain dates, and scattered phrases about travel, fear, and memory. The text reads like a misread diary fragment with multiple potential names and places obscured.
At a dedication ceremony a sequence of interventions and protests occurred as attendees confronted disruptive figures. Officials urged calm as chants and counter statements echoed through the venue. Security was reinforced to maintain orderly proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Wilson events and rate impacts with weather related remarks. It mentions shifting conditions and potential causal links to ongoing activities and a travel or transport context. Entities are unclear due to garbled characters and missing details.
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