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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
1
A young Texas woman sustained serious injuries in a smashup on a Mississippi railway line near Vicksburg. Reports say several people were injured as two Mississippi Valley trains collided during an afternoon transfer.
Morning reports list numerous injuries after a derailment on a northbound line sixty miles north of Views. Names include Harvey, Williams, Montgomery, Doughty, and several workers, with several sustaining internal injuries and others treated for head and shoulder traumas.
In New York on June 1 a registry of names appears including Hilmion dd Walrath St. Tents Fort Wort Morris E. Berty Herald Square Piccagon J M Barnard P L FP Madiga Metropalliat San Antonioo W M Marina Navarre King Stu and Mrs A S Circleton Marlborough Beott St Denta Veras Barret Hamilton Sturtevant Bon wie St. George Pave Delt Daggett Grind Culon.
A heated confrontation surrounds Babcock over tariff revision policy with Henderson backing his continued Ways and Means chairmanship. Western Republicans rally behind Babcock while others warn of a political clash and possible reshuffle in party leadership.
Washington June 6 The president issued a large slate of appointments to commissions across military and civil branches. The long list includes officers and officials at multiple ranks and departments, with numerous names and continuities across services. The document reflects broad manpower actions and district allocations.
A June snowstorm scraped Central and North Dakota with brief snowfall in Minneapolis and nearby towns. The storm brought rain in some areas and melted quickly, with notes of similar late spring disturbances in previous years. Local reports described brief winterlike conditions and shifted weather across eastern North Dakota towns.
Fragment reads a dense roster of individuals with varied spellings and titles, including military ranks and names such as Mayer Wien A¢Caintom and Jim D. Reti, among many others. The text appears to be a damaged archival listing or roster notice lacking coherent narrative.
Ambassadors from Washington and Europe met with Secretary Har to discuss indemnity and the future of joint action. The tentative agreement aims to limit liability to each government’s share, with a framework for postwar settlement and shared responsibility.
Washington officials move to block enforcement of a law on opening Indian lands. Blair is named in the petition filed in the supreme court seeking to restrain the open lands act and protect tribal rights of the Klawa Coranche Apache groups. The Indian office official Jones is cited as presenting the case for the government against the tribes.
Veiled report notes disturbances at multiple Texas locations. The piece describes currency line officers and bank approvals, with names including McKibbin and Gilbert, and mentions orders related to recruitment and stationing in Texas.
Washington June 6 The House Funeral Committee named to attend the funeral of Congressman Berke includes members from various states and party affiliations. The list features notable figures such as Mr. Beyton and others, reflecting a cross section of the house in mourning.
Lieutenant Richard Townley of the navy appears before a court martial for alleged embezzlements linked to the Manila operations. The proceedings center on charges of secretive conduct and misappropriation involving a recent series of activities.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a 20th century note on the Treasury buying bonds and calls for reform in Treasury policy. Mentions Secretary of the Treasury and Mahnaed? Alor tn reform, but text is garbled and names unclear.
Washington June 6. The president today acted on fourteen pardon applications four granted and ten rejected.
A British force repelled a Boer attack near Warnbathe, losing thirty seven men with three killed and fifteen wounded. The attack involved 240 scouts against 400 Boers. Bever’s command suffered captured stock and supplies as the British retreated. Update noted reinforcements arriving too late to seize supplies.
The British House of Commons debated a new war appropriation amid allegations of corruption tied to Mr. Mitel papers. Sir Hinwdtell Mapie spoke as reformists pressed for strict terms, with figures showing sizable costs for India, Canada, and Australia. The government defended scrutiny and urged swift action while facing calls to widen inquiries.
A fragmented report from the War Office outlines calls for abolition and reform. It discusses expanding the office powers, devolution of authority, and appointments, with emphasis on central control and relief of certain duties.
London officials and guild hall observers debated colonial tensions as Milner faced sharp criticism. A leader of the opposition accused Milner of fomenting distress between British and Dutch communities over South Africa policy.
Berlin report states Hamburg Corre publishes dispatch from the site in Merceting that the arbitration court yesterday ruled on ROC celebration connected to the war in South Asia.
Debated approach to arbitration at a pending congress in Mexico City stalls progress. Officials in Washington weigh willingness to attend and the broader implications for future discussions amid policy restrictions.
Fragmentary dispatches from Manila on June 6 indicate that the Porto Rico decision issues have boosted expectations for Philippine reforms. Reporters anticipate Congress may need an appropriation to cover the costs of administering changes and handling jury provisions while awaiting guidance from Washington. General Chaffee is to depart aboard the transport Sumner Saturday for a tour of the area.
Fragmentary OCR weather snippet mentions probabilities for Washington and eastern regions with showers near the coast. It references Saturday outcomes and uncertain terms, suggesting unsettled conditions and variable winds across territories and towns.
A Portland gathering of the National Protective Travelore organization was proposed with plans for the convention and officer meetings. The obscure notice lists a 920 percent membership gain target and a visitor boner event for the attendees.
Washington reports a proposed civil government for the Philippines with a governor and military commander. The secretary of war will wield supreme power, creating a clear division between civil and military authority, while the new system remains under overall war department direction.
Fragmentary teletypes claim Secretary Root rejects quotes from Cuban commissioners and discusses a Platt amendment letter. The dispatch cites Havens and senator Matt, noting confusion over who authored a controversial interpretation and the stance of Cuban convention delegates.
A June conference in St Petersburg includes Renator Brever and minister Perley Kilikem among participants. These discussions cover economic topics in sugar, iron, and cotton sectors and involve leaders from Fovelan and allied states.
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