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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1901
Page
1
The page lists events and columns for the month with varied topics including society notes and letters. It references public notices and local columns under the heading The Arr Honing tragedy, indicating a dramatic or notable item on the schedule.
June 1 report notes a municipal meeting in Geneva Woo hap with Storey and Kent discussing action, no plan decided, convention defers to United States. Quintin Bandera, a colored leader, arrested at Colon in Tangas for assault on a policeman. Press laments Washington missteps but urges prompt resolution.
In Holton Kandune local authorities investigate the discovery of Mrs Wy IT Kleuspilao found buried in a coal pit near her home. Preliminary examination suggests foul play with injuries to the head, the body shown to have been struck by a heavy object.
In Chicago a grand jury after a thorough investigation refused to indict anyone in the death of Mrs. Mra. it. W. Juda. The case involved the patient John Alexander Thinte and several Zion leaders with the coroner and other officials present during the proceedings.
Lincoln Neb June 1 William Jennings Bryan denounces the court ruling on Porto Rico tariff power as a attack on constitutional liberty and equal trade. He argues the decision mutely supports taxation without representation and divides the United States from its republican foundation.
Attorney General Knox and Secretary of War Root will study Supreme Court decisions to interpret executive policy on Philippine governance and tariff collection. They aim to determine constitutional authority to levy duties in the Philippines and collect from ports of entry in the archipelago.
New York dispatch reports rising concerns over the acceptance of the constitution appendix. Observers note lawmakers wary of further formal changes, while discussions focus on fidelity and potential delays in the convention’s decisions.
Washington states the United States will stay in control of Cuba until the Pratt amendment is substantially adopted. Secretary Root told General Wood of the plan and the president approved, with cable instructions prepared for Wood to convey to the Cuban constitutional convention. The move remains unofficial and not yet public.
The document reports a fractured conservative faction arguing over reform and the Cuba issue. Delegates split on electoral law, with fears of military intervention and changes to party alignment. Internal reports and interviews appear to influence positions, while some seek unity under a party platform.
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