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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
1
Special report from New York notes heavy Lewisohn involvement in coffee futures amid a market long dominated by the family. Investors fear a price spike as crop prospects and demand interact, with potential shifts looming over the New York coffee stock and exchange dynamics.
Cecil Rhodes plans two Oxford scholarships for each U S state and territory to educate English speaking students. He also leaves substantial funds for maintenance of his grave site and a railroad to it, with further endowments for educational and colonial causes as described in the will reported from London.
The House Rules Committee backed Rep Culberson's substitute bill for broader presidential protection. Senate endorsement of the president protection measure faced opposition as members objected to several Senate provisions, while the committee preferred Culberson's approach including security duties for the president and others and penalties for abuse.
Special to The Ponts Washington April 4 Crumpacker’s suriage resolution will not be brought up this session. Opposing forces within the republicave camp oppose the revolution and deem it impossible to proceed. The committee of rules was asked to bring the matter to the Whlet Ir agrend to rapert Mf nenesenrs, shaping data for current representation.
A Washington report details a favorable committee action on a variety of Texas carrier claims. The long list includes George Promm Jessica Kier Henry Moore Stellon Skipper Antonio Willam Molt Jr Marie Jiminer David Jones William Mitchell and many others.
A list of names including John J. Holmes and John J. Miller Jr along with William A. Hoyt and Jenni Overall widow of Willes. The notice mentions deceased individuals James MH Blehip Joan 8 Leamon James Wrenney Denisa-Crrna Neholie FEL Pase-Peldon E Jovec and others, with related survivor notes and familial connections. The fragmentary item appears to be a funeral or obituary classification in a local newspaper.
Representative Burtenon introduces a bill to appropri ate 2417 118 for an international dam across the Ile Grande of Ti Paso. The measure follows a committee meeting and faces reconsideration, with further action planned in the Senate by Senator Cultiten.
The article recounts a tense exchange where Frank Sargent and officials from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers discuss appointment and tenure. The president offers extended time to decide, while other figures including Joseph Murray and William Wilcox are mentioned in the fierce power struggle over a key position.
Weather bulletin notes probable variable winds in the upper air region. Oklahoma and Indiana Territory expected fair conditions Saturday with likely Sunday variation in wind.
Incomplete OCR notes describe a tense gathering at a Benigon location with mentions of fires and a demand. The text is garbled but hints at a March or April event, with references to individuals and a possible confrontation or inquiry. Further readable details are unavailable.
Report from New York on April 4 lists a string of scrambled names and places. The fragment suggests a chaotic dispatch with misread details and unclear events.
The report notes Joie Neatan's condition changed little in twenty four hours with no fever detected. Medical staff at El treatile continue routine monitoring and supportive care.
Washington April 4 The White House plans a thorough probe into Governor Heard’s charges. Representative Sulzer proposed a House resolution demanding Heard’s report as cabinet deliberations impact the inquiry. Officials expect formal action to determine legal authority and conduct of the investigation in New Orleans and beyond.
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