13 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
1
A violent confrontation described as a pitched battle between officers and Mountaineers in Kentucky left six dead and several wounded. The report details a chaotic siege near the Quarter House with fires, barricades, and a crowd gathering as lawmen and mountaineers exchanged gunfire and torches. The piece notes casualties among both sides and hints at ongoing unrest and retaliation fears in the aftermath.
A condensed survey of liberal and conservative reactions in the English press to the Anglo Japanese treaty. Commentators discuss risks and benefits for Britain and the wider world, noting U S positions and the potential for entangling alliances amid European diplomacy.
In Yoita Crimea on February 12, Count Tolate reports a patient growing weaker yet showing signs of improvement. Temperature rises and pulse stabilizes as pocompenia does not spread, sparking cautious optimism for a possible rally.
Reports from Yokohama and Paris describe Britain's new defensive offensive pact with Japan as a move to influence Manchuria and Corea. Authorities in Berlin and Paris warn of limited impact on peace while noting Japan’s expected new loan and Britain’s altered policy stance.
Special to The Post reports Texas members disagree on river and harbor funding with $1,000,000 for the Helveston Jetties and Joser Birley claims questioned. The committee favors $1,000,000 for the Buffalo Bayou project but rejects broader harbor appropriations. Local officials await official word as the matter moves through Congress and awaits executive action.
Washington reports indicate the canal scheme will not grant broad rights to the enterprising party. Admiral Walker and Colunhlay officials discuss the ship passage and protection area within the canal zone. The arrangement is described as a perpetual, renewable privilege, with details pending final decision.
A chaotic report describes the yacht Hohenzollern arriving unexpectedly and detained ahead of schedule. The German command ship and crew face quarantine with uncertain fate as authorities inspect the vessel and its passengers amid halted movements and strict checks.
Reports from Willemstad indicate the Venezuelan revolutionary front remains largely unchanged. The gunboat General Crespo was reportedly sunk by the Libertador while mirroring the broader stalemate with uprisings not yet triggering full revolt. German cruisers Vineta Falke and Gaele, along with British warship Alert, position near La Guayra and Puerto Cabello amid tensions.
Morning reports say President Roosevelt and aides show signs of improvement after recent illness. Officials note progress, with plans to modify travel and public appearances as a cautious recovery continues. Calls for calm remain as Washington coordinates with medical teams and prepares for potential briefings.
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