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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
1
Congress and Senate plan action on the Philippine tariff measure and the related treaty. A canal agreement is set for a vote today and both chambers will adjourn for an eighteen day Christmas recess. Debate features party lines with Republicans backing the treaty and Democrats opposed, as adjournment nears.
The report notes a shift from southerly to northerly winds with rain in parts and mostly light showers expected. The U S Weather Bureau predicts cooler temperatures along the 75th meridian with variable gusts and fog potential in some areas, listing several cities and approximate conditions.
The incident reports the death of two white men around 40 years old found about noon a mile and a half south of town. It suggests they froze returning home in cold night temperatures near zero. One man identified as Mr Wilford had worked in the tie business and left a wife and child.
Massive landslides along the Potomac and in western Maryland cripple roads and rail lines. Reports describe swollen rivers and slide debris blocking routes from Baltimore toward Green Spring and Conpelbeville as authorities warn of continuing danger amid heavy rainfall.
A private Manila letter from an American general cites secret service reports of widespread rebellion revival across Luzon provinces. It states the army expects a general outbreak and describes measures to protect Americans, including concentrating women and children in public buildings amid garrison parades.
Madisonville Kentucky December 1 all Kentucky State Guard troops on duty four weeks earlier were withdrawn amid disorder after their arrival. Authorities believe the unrest will subside and that troops should not be stationed here again until the trial of rebel leaders charged with conspiracy is completed. Deputy Verne Murty surprise to everyone.
A morning edition notes Commandant General Botha told Mr. Kruger he commands 24,000 armed men and 10,000 Cape Colony volunteers. The report, dated December 16, reflects a strong Boer force amid the crisis.
Reported actions describe American forces under Lt Hinnesey capturing a Filipino major and 42 insurgents without loss. General Bel and allied units pursue insurgents. authorities announce a forthcoming concentration of natives around Batangas, Latlapa, and nearby towns to curb fighting and protect civilians amid ongoing warfare in the Philippines.
Nashville Newt Wish er United New Orleans Abner Powell Atlanta KA Paliet Chattanooga not selected Birmingham Frank Multser Memphis Curlew Franki Shreveport George Littl Rock Mike Fine President Nickita chaired the meeting and the adjournment followed the selections. Revenue report was tabled after debate and the league split on geography criticisms.
Special dispatch notes several arriving steamers at Port Eads Louisiana from European ports. Vessels listed include Nord, Livalin Dan, Teme, and others bound for New York Havana Milwaukee and Copenhagen. Additional ships like Padoss and Lishen are noted with destinations and origin points.
Robert Shamble, charged with robbing, appears in Cairo records dated December 1. The report notes Embarzer registered movements from Thies City to Cairo and references the case under investigation.
Washington reports show Senator Amberson opposing ratification of the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty in its present form. He argues the canal can be built by law, not treaty, and warns the pact risks U S neutrality, foreign control, and a private canal company’s role. He notes treaties can be abrogated by law, per Supreme Court view.
Rear Admiral Schley informs Attorney General Tandere Maynor he is ready to take any action. Mr Raynor contemplates meeting the admiral. Raynor doubts a congressional probe, prefers court proceedings, and says this week they will decide on further steps. A secret telegram offered $10,000 to cover expenses for preventing the case, but was declined.
A man wanted on embezzlement charges was arrested near Mobile after a chase and a money seizure. Police wired Chief Mahoney with a detailed description, and a Mobile arrival was planned to escort the suspect back. In Chicago a separate blaze destroyed the Olinger flats on Indiana Avenue at Thirty-fifth Street, displacing sixty tenants with estimated losses at 150000 dollars.
Chicago December report states the Lincoln Avenue car barn of the Cable Traction system burned with total destruction. The fire caused an estimated damage of 130000 dollars, insured, and occurred at an early hour. Local authorities say no injuries were reported.
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