06 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
1
Lord Salisbury unveiled a stylized marble statue of Queen Victoria at the Junior Constitutional stub amid rumors of a larger agenda. He framed the act as a means to address bleeding conflicts while suggesting the goal is broader than continental aims. The remarks touched on imperial policy and potential compensation for bloodshed, drawing sharp public reaction.
The bill introduced by Mr. Cooper aims to establish a customs office in Port Arthur by moving the collector’s duties from Morgan City Louisiana to Port Arthur. It covers Jefferson, Newtet, Orange and Jasper counties and has no opposition from Louisiana representatives. Judge Mets and Mr. Stump will advocate for the bill this morning. Senator Mason has introduced it in the Senate.
Bedford County Indiana reports the death of a 99 year old woman named Rebecca Elviator who would have turned 100 on March 12. Authorities say she died at home after attempting suicide by stuffing a cloth handkerchief down her throat, ending in suffocation.
Report states the Boer delegates insist they hold authority to negotiate with Britain and seek safe conduct while European leaders discuss recognition. Tir Lerda and Kruger aides plan further talks as rumors swirl on willingness of leaders to meet.
Governor Taft states the civil and military control of the Philippines has favored military authority since the outset. He notes General MacArthur's view of military dominance and that the Senate committee on the Philippines will receive the matter for final guidance. The commission and Washington discussions follow this interpretation amid ongoing war conditions.
A gas explosion at the intersection of Twenty-second Street and Archer Avenue in Chicago killed thirteen people and injured many others. Wrecked buildings at 472 and 674 Twenty-second Street suffered extensive damage. Listed dead include Otto Thostel and family members Trostels and Kavert, with several others named and one injured victim Lucy Merronosky.
The President plans to issue his response to Admiral Schley’s appeal this Saturday. Reports from Washington say the reply will be adverse to Edney, with a White House visitor quoted as noting the majority verdict of the court should be sustained.
General Chaffee states cordial terms with opposing side after long talks. The compromise establishes that a writ of habeas corpus cannot be used against a civilian employee of the military or a prisoner of war. He notes Philippine women hold the active position and an archbishop urged conferring political authority to the female sex.
In Knoxville Tennessee on February 65 Admiral Selney and Mrs Selney were honored at a chamber of commerce banquet. Prominent local business and professional figures attended the event at the Wanno's building, with Mrs Kelley acclaimed for her status among matrons during a separate elegant course dinner in another room.
The city council moves to curb toll structures in Cileage signaling a surge in construction. Plans show 2,208,000 pounds be invested immediately in new skylines and high rise projects across the city.
The event featured Admiral Schiey and Mrs Echiey honored in a banquet as ladies entered the main hall. The Admiral praised the man behind the gun while paying tribute to service members. The couple remained at their hotel through 5 pm before the parade.
Tepcen according to reports from Monday night in the House of Commons, Ferrester Maijor Arthur Tee, once attached to the British embassy in Washington, said the arm officer purchasing horses in the United States could have used the Chief Horse expert in the US Army. He asserted Adj General Corbin was accurate in saying he had no communication with the adjutant general department on horse weaving. He refused to withdraw his statement and noted a cable to the Associated Press.
Reports describe numerous injuries including severed limbs and burns after a streetcar accident near the Long Street area. Investigators work to determine whether a mower or lighting caused the blast as rescue crews search for victims and assess surviving witnesses.
Members of the committee of the South African relief fund signed at appeal for subscriptions in aid of Boers in distress in South Africa and camps. The appeal notes appalling conditions and high death rates among prisoners and especially children, urging American aid to provide food clothing and shelter to the homeless and perishing sufferers.
A London dispatch reports a grand daughter of Chariva Dickens is engaged to the son of a well known archaeologist and to a prominent company executive. The bride is Mine Pitt Dickens, daughter of Henry Fy THHRone, tying together notable families through marriage.
Warrington and Kebruery forecast shows rising chances of rain Wednesday then rain in the south, colder conditions in the north. Central regions expect a cold snap with possible snow Thursday into Friday as winds shift to northwesterly. Oklahoma and Indian Territories anticipate rain Thursday followed by snow and a northerly wind.
Weather observations taken around 8 p.m. across many locations including Texas cities like Abilene and Dallas, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Nebraska. The report lists multiple towns and dates with scattered timing notes and lacks clear sequential data or events.
Company G of the Fourth Infantry arrived here with only thirty enlisted men. They were sent to garrison at old Fort Donen after travels from Spofford while four companies proceeded to Fort Clark. First Lieutenant Maringa commands the diminished unit amid casualties and illness.
Admiral and Mrs Seiler reviewed the parade from the courthouse square, then hosted a public reception in the Wairan's Building. The event reflected the esteem in which the admiral is held.
A special report from Capitan New Mexico describes a band of outlaws fleeing toward the Mexican border after raiding a ranch near Capitan. The gang leader allegedly announced a heist against Sentw Ree and Goode & Co railway officials, signaling a rapid getaway toward safety as pursuers closed in.
Agreement reached in the House to bring the oleomargarine bill to a vote after two days of general debate and a later five minute rule. Proponents Meier and Growler defend the majority measure. opponents Allen Scott Moon and Bente oppose. Public interest centers on timing and potential amendments as the session adjourns.
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