29 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented foreign and domestic briefs mix political unrest Cuban insurgent activity, smallpox fears, and naval trials with trade notes. Reports mention Paton distribution rights and Hel foum suffering, while a Victoria water import arrives with agents for Manit and Ginger Chaman.
A fragmented Houston bulletin cites political maneuvering around conventions in Missouri and New Orleans betting lines for horse races, noting Cleveland ahead in electoral forecasts, and mentions local crime, labor, and commerce items with scattered names like Jim Flood and Koenigsen.
In Washington on February 5 the Senate approved a resolution recognizing Cuban independence. The measure, tied to aid for Cuban belligerents, passed 66 to 6 after debate on U S policy toward Spain and Weyler. Supporters urged intervention while opponents warned against entangling alliances.
A trough of fin spirometer extends from the southern Stocky Mountain area into northern Florida with fronts over Texas and lower Mississippi Valley. Heavier conditions in the valley, with cloud cover and a few showers in the southwestern region. Warmer in the southern plains and variable winds shift to northerly in the northern states with cooler air settling in. Chicago hosts the Southern Show preparations as forecasts indicate changes in the southern climate dynamics.
A Washington dispatch reports talk of a major reorganization of the two major parties as both Republicans and Democrats face splits. Senators Teller and Carter insist on remaining in their parties, while some anticipate bolting if platforms diverge. the public and press anticipate continued party realignment ahead of national conventions.
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