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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1902
Page
5
Reports from July describe a Washington scene of idle dormancy as Congress adjourns and clerks flood the city. Hotels fill with lawmakers while the streets grow quiet and the capital resembles a small town in the reopened season.
fragmented passage discusses deplorable repaviles and the need for money to fix roads. Mr Wright argues government intervention depends on funding and implies current stance may not meet the problem without funds.
W Bourke Cockran returned to Tammany hall after seven years to denounce President Roosevelt in a fiery Independence Day address. He blasted imperial policy and wartime decisions, urged justice and integrity, and defended the army while criticizing government corruption and subsidies. The 3000 strong crowd, including many women, roared as he linked imperialism to personal gain and national decline.
A Winnipeg dispatch says explorer Andre and companions were killed after a balloon crash in a snow plane near Fort Churchill in the Northwest British Territory. The Hudson Bay Company notes a reward for Andre’s missing outfit parts while natives blamed a misfired gun for the massacre.
July 5 report describes Isidore Lukino, a Italian man, enraged by a former fiancée seeing another man. He attacked, fired a pistol, and after a pursuit was arrested. the incident centers on a clash over a former engagement and wounded or threatened victims.
A Venezuelan government report says General Domitago Monegas, a leading figure in President Beac’s regime, is dead, but details remain uncorroborated from the Port of Braynes Trinidad on July 4. Local officials cautioned against assuming the claim until official confirmation arrives.
Reports place fugitive Harry Tracey near Seattle with sightings north of Woodland Park and a cabin search near Bordell. Police describe no reliable location as searchers scoured cabins and fields while tracing his movements after officers were killed.
Rock Island railroad detectives identify several suspects tied to the West Dupont passenger train robbery. They name “Butch” Casaddy and Henry Longhugh from the gang that previously held up the Union Pacific. Descriptions come from L P Moses who saw a young man asking directions to Chicago. Orta Howter, a foreman, was arrested and later freed. Charles Negulor who commanded the engineer was released after claiming threats.
New York dispatch reports Americans in Havana and across the island celebrating Independence Day with patriotism. Havana Mayor's order limited displays but a reception at the American legation drew Cuba and American officials, with the Cuban president absent due to private matters. President Hoover’s speech drew cheers from Cupone and Americans as the gathering ended with Dixie and the National Anthem.
Committees from the Interstate Crushers Association the Texas Crushers Association and the interstate executive board, representing most U S cotton mills, met in Memphis to select twenty directors to organize a mutual fire insurance company for cotton stocks. Directors meet in Memphis in two weeks to finalize the plan. Officials claim the move could withdraw about 20 million dollars of risk from existing insurers.
Porto Rico owned by Thomas Stark of Colorado Springs failed to be recognized after official timers did not record the time. Stark provides affidavits from notable riders to support timing claims, including Johnson and Brad, asserting accurate timing from 20 to 28 seconds.
The article reports South Carolina enacting a new law effective July 1 to prohibit concealed carrying of firearms under twenty inches in length. It notes enforcement skeptics, aims to reduce gun violence, and discusses penalties for illegal possession. It highlights alleged effects on crime and gun availability, with references to local shootings and dealer debates on constitutionality.
Police report 12 percent of accidents from explosives during Independence Day festivities. A Boston signal bomb over three pounds caused multiple serious injuries among four youths and a bystander. three expected to die. Suspect arrested. blast occurred near a Brooklyn area as crowds gathered.
Delegations of miners and operators reached an agreement late evening. They expect convention to ratify committee reports begun last Monday. The accord omits any wage increase for the eight hour day, and grants uniform wages across the district for certain workers.
In Ackerman Mississippi yesterday James McCulloch shot John Wond and fatally wounded James Woon, brother of the deceased. The incident leaves the community shocked as authorities investigate a possible motive and gather details.
A severe storm period swept southwestern Iowa causing a tornado and widespread damage. Towns including Whitley Ruthens Rockwell and Oakland reported destroyed buildings and injuries or deaths. Crops laid flat and floodwaters rose as communications struggled and a long path of damage was described.
Report from Gyster Bay July 5 describes President Roosevelt's cordial reception by neighbors as his train arrives. A rainstorm and big crowds at the depot greet the president and his escort. Details note Patrolman Hoffernan honored for bravery in a past incident and indicate a decision on the location of the century SHS center to be made Monday.
General Superintendent Thornwell Par of the Southern Pa cific says Morgen Une’s transfer to New York would not occur until a new schedule is fixed. Current indications show ships bound for Galveston carrying California and Texas freight likely to use the Galveston wharves, with Havana line terminals remaining in New Orleans.
Francois Mayer an American citizen was extradited from the United States and arrived in Japan on June 17. The Japanese government has effectively decided to participate in the Lanisiog Purelaye Rapewtlon, signaling a shift in regional diplomatic alignment.
A Jamaica report notes Governor Sir Augustus Hemming received a cable from Barbados Governor Sir Frederick Hodgain about the eluting of trade at Venezuelan ports La Vela de Coro Cana Colorado Guirla and Chua. The message claims ports are restricted under local law, with Barbados involved through the Barbadian authorities and W. H. D. Haggard referenced.
A fragmentary report describes a gang of robbers in Madrid targeting a Spanish line steamer. The Alfonso Wit is mentioned amid chaotic scenes as criminals seize valuables while guards react. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
The Standard reports a dispatch from Tianjin noting Prince Tuan located and Seadom dated July 6. The brief item carries a terse update from the coast.
The readable bits describe a dated connection between figures and a 007 event with references to Dovernsient issues and minted items. The text is heavily garbled, leaving uncertainty about names, dates, and exact actions.
The United States training ship Mohlean is forty two days out from Yokohama on her war service. Correspondence notes there is some green light lent she should have met with her.
In a San Racinte street rooming house altercation near Preston Street a man named Hirt tried to eject Fred Mirt who was visiting his wife. Police booked Hirt and a companion as disorderly persons. Mrs Lisele Carre was treated for alleged poisoning with murder intent. A warrant was sworn for Hirt after his son testified, and Hirt faced accusations of poisoning Mrs Cart.
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe adds property in Pauls Valley to establish a division on the new Easter Oklahoma extension. The line connects Purcell to Pauls Valley and makes Pauls Valley a center for mail and band operations running on a new east west route.
Haymakers in Alvin have resumed work after a layoff of over a week due to the weather. If conditions stay favorable, mowing will continue and hay will be baled for winter. The team has improved the grass and built a stronger line during the pause, with five large hay stacks already in progress.
A lawyer described as a real estate dealer was found dead today in his home. He reportedly shot himself in front of a mirror after becoming mentally affected by illness, with local authorities arriving after the scene was discovered.
An executive committee of the Southwest Texas Press Association met in San Antonio and decided to hold the next annual meeting in El Paso. The program includes excursions to nearby communities after the formal sessions conclude.
A local doctors' association and a San Antonio committee have contracted to erect a new sanitarium. Construction begins immediately with completion aimed by December. The facility will be modern and up to date in every respect to serve the community.
The council in Crockett Texas ordered a prohibition election for Houston County to be held July 2. The race is expected to be close with speakers already engaged on both sides. Local liquor sentiment shows interest across the county as observers await the poll results.
In Fort Myers Florida a deadly encounter occurred between Dentis Sheridan and City Marshal Blarvbal Burmup. Sheridan was killed and the officer fatally cut with a knife during the affray which caused intense local excitement.
Todianapolis reports Secretary Whop of the Palted Mise Workves seeks to wind down the Western Virginola disruptions. He hints at coordinating with independent companies to aid the strike’s resolution and to prevent further scale impacts if the coalition holds.
New York July 6 heavy gale causes widespread damage as thousands of bannon troes are blown down. Port Antonio correspondent reports ruinous weather with rivers flooding plantations and damage along the banks.
The trial of Phil ip A. Bush over a $100 embezzlement charge faced a mistrial forecast after motions and procedural delays. Proceedings tonight were uncertain as the jury deliberations reportedly stalled.
A bronze memorial tablet honoring Presidents Lincoln Garfield and McKinney was unveiled at the West Side branch of the Christian Association. The ceremony honored the three murder victims and commemorates their legacy.
Eisner mendarus decision opens large parcels for sale across Glasacook County and Kia markets, with a broad land sale prompting a local road project as part of the land development push in Ganien City Temes Joly.
Amid near 00 freight delays in Chicago, workers demand higher wages and better conditions. Local unions encourage firm negotiations with employers while sit-ins and demonstrations gather public attention.
In San Francisco the local back men’s union shows its stance by pressing for exclusive use of certain driver cards. The appeal highlights ongoing disputes over employment controls and card eligibility, signaling tensions within the workforce.
The premiers of Britain’s dominions clash over Cape Colony’s constitutional future as Lord Milner’s prestige faces a serious blow. Laurier, Sprigg, and Barton differ on imperial defense and colonial policy while Seddon faces pressure and friction among premiers amid constitutional tensions.
An obscure note discusses friction delaying withdrawal of flares in the Pallipothe archipelago under Taft's civil governance. It notes reluctance by a faction to be the direct executor of withdrawal and cites Rome and religious orders as influential forces.
A German Fourth of July celebration note from Von Stevoen was read by celebrants in Grunean. The message praised Allied support, expressed gratitude for past American aid, and conveyed holiday greetings to the Berlin colony and trusted officials.
Reports say Bulgaria and France maneuver against Turkey with diplomatic and military threats. Vienna notes France may issue an ultimatum over a diplomatic incident involving Turkish forces and a Turkish refuge, while tensions escalate in regions around Constantinople and Monastir.
The Humbert salt piece sold in Paris today fetching 1400 francs about 622 dollars. About 7000 people attended the auction room as deputies overseeing the sale reported strong interest.
In London officials released a note on British shipping amid near term concerns. Reports indicate ongoing seafaring safety reviews and potential fleet adjustments in response to industry pressures.
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