24 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
1
Mr Teller describes Commandant Scheeper's execution amid debate over the Schley resolution. World markets and Wales waters are referenced as unexplored, with discussion on taay and latift affecting the outcome.
Special to The Post reports a new witness in the Patrick murder case, claiming to expose a plot to kill millionaire Rice. Testimony and handwriting experts from Milwaukee are expected to testify as the trial proceeds, with defense objections and protective measures for exhibits noted.
A fire in Winona Mississippi started shortly after midnight and by 2 am had damaged multiple buildings. Local residents and first responders fought the blaze as emergency crews worked to contain the flames and assess the damage.
The Interstate Commerce Commission released its annual report in Washington. It renews calls for expanded powers to regulate packing houses and railroad traffic, cites evidence of rate concessions and rebates, and notes investigations into Chicago packing operations and export wheat pricing. The commission details earnings and expenses of railroads, and urges stronger enforcement and new inspection authority.
Beaumont to Houston to Fort Worth and New Orleans would be linked by a fleet of tank steamers and long pipe lines. A Texas corporation with $10,000 capital aims to connect Beaumont, Totten, and New Orleans, carrying oil products to markets and powering plants across the state.
Representative Sheppard informs The Post he will not press a resolution vindicating Hebley in the Sibley case. The move, once set for caucus consideration, is dropped as Sibley’s appeal proceeds in court and the caucus plan is abandoned.
Washington January 23 special to The Popt reports Democratic members expect the caucus to adjourn after opening tomorrow night. The central impression is that a determined effort will keep the caucus in session to decide what will be done on the issues and matters before them.
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