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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1902
Page
1
The Panther sails today with 260 marines and mindk supplies bound for Dewey's fleet, joining Admiral Dewey's forces. Aboard are the Venezuelan contingent reportedly aiding the operation.
German Foreign Office signals willingness to arbitrate via The Hague. Berlin officials decline to commit on raising the blockade. Roosevelt’s mediation offered as alternative if the White House refuses to participate. The note details negotiators and possible joint talks with Great Britain and the United States.
Special to The Post from Munich December 17 reports mood among leading men toward arbitration with strong pro American leanings. The Foreign Office is perceived as innocent in the Venezuelan episode. A climate of tension with England over aroused consequences appears to be easing.
In Guarsliaxs on December 27 the Scandi NWWIA reports a favorable turn in the Venerunian controversy. Norwegian statesmen say arbitration derision offers hope for recognizing the rights of states, largely protected by unarmed justice behind bulwarks.
The Post explains a rare failure to publish due to a disabling accident to its three deck press. Duplicates and spare presses exist, awaiting completion of the new facility, with repair efforts expected to restore next issue. Officials express regret and hope readers accept the explanation.
Washington officials discuss Venezuela and allied powers arbitration with The Hague. President Roosevelt's stance, Senator Bate and others warn against any move that could threaten the Monroe Doctrine while awaiting protocol details and a possible blockade endgame.
The European powers and the United States agree no premature protests will be made by Washington. Terms of arbitration are in a fair way to be adjusted in a short time.
Dr Ingram bishop of London praises arbitration in the Venezuelan quarrel as a triumph of reason. Peace societies urge universal acceptance of The Hague court and commend Germany Italy and the United States for moving toward pacific settlement. W T Stead lauds the decision as a landmark in diplomacy.
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