01 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
1
In New York and Washington a cleaving discussion arises over a syndicate scheme to float Venezuela's debts. Key figures including Mr Seligman and Mr Beligman are mentioned as arranging meetings to outline potential measures. The outcome of the talks remains uncertain as officials review options.
The senator declares he will not resign from his seat or retire before the end of the term. He emphasizes he would only relinquish leadership if the national committee selects him as chairman, otherwise he plans to continue to serve for the people. He notes he would run again if required to accept a chairmanship.
President Stilwell of the Kannas City Orient railway announced Gould's election to the road’s board. He said the Gould Orient combination would speed freight and passenger movement, with the new route acting as a feeder for the Orient. Stilwell noted plans to extend service from Sweetwater, Texas to Kansas City within eighteen months.
Southern Pacific announces a concession plan for longtime workers. The census explains eligibility. those aged sixty-one to seventy may retire after twenty years of service. Vice President Markham rolls out the program in Texas as Harriman's intentions are made public.
The Houston street railway system plans a work stoppage after contract expiry. Manager Payne ordered no cars today and warned against action until property owners instruct otherwise. Union members vote for a strike, citing a nine hour day and two dollar daily raise as conditions.
The funeral of Major I. M. Heath was held November 2 under the auspices of local groups including the Kulslits Templars and the Pat Cloturme Corp. Heath was a Mason and a prominent figure in Monver County, widely known and connected among friends.
Port Arthur Texas reports arrival and clearance for a shipment of 104 000 gallons of oil en route to Philadelphia. The record notes the carrier and destination with no further details available.
The Post reports a stalled wage and hours dispute between street railway workers and the company. Manager A. Wh Payne says no offers were authorized while the strike looms, as officials seek time for company consultations. City officials warn of sidewalk and safety issues if tensions escalate.
Opening congress features Republican slogans Trusts to be checked and tariffs discussed. Territory statehood prominence and a vague Democratic plan for a tri state measure. President’s message expected Tuesday with effort to speed appropriations for early victory. Major figures include Cannon Hepburn and Gray as debate centers on war powers and judiciary reform.
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