12 Feb 1897
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1897
Page
1
Reports describe a grave Crete conflict with Turks accused of bombing and Christians attacked by Greek groups. The article notes religious tensions, political debates in the Texas legislature, and various domestic and international items.
Washington February 11 The Senate and House held an executive session as lawmakers pushed the Anglo American arbitration treaty amid a clash over Canals Nicaragua and ministerial appointments. Leaders sparred on the treaty’s fourth article and the broader aim of arbitration to prevent war while navigating Monroe doctrine and canal issues.
Reports from London and Athens describe the Crete crisis intensifying as Greek and Turkish forces clash around Halepa and Canena. The torpedo flotilla sails to deter Turkish landings while both sides mobilize troops and foreign powers watch closely for a broader confrontation.
Report from Havana dated February 1 describes insurgents looting stores and burning private homes and dwellings in several towns. Cuban forces concentrate in the mountains as actions around Moron Venoris Cano and nearby plants are noted with destruction across multiple locales.
A disputed motion concerns Mine Warton and her officers with a plan to bring in additional officers to the residence. The move aims to aid wartime sufferers while the court hears the matter. The court will decide whether to proceed in the province where the offense occurred.
Reports describe Admirals Hunce Kyendron and forces at Charleston and nearby harbors conducting blockading and patrols. The Mayors and civil authorities coordinate with naval units to ensure safety as operations proceed along the coast and the fleet prepares for possible further actions.
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