07 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
1
Weather bulletin notes fall Saturday and Sunday with fresh south winds across Eastern Texas and Indian Territory. Mentions“Mavemsa” and “Gd So” as unclear markers while reporting routine cotton region conditions and forecasts.
Fort de France notes suggest La Soufriere eruptions align with moon changes. A May flare intensified as steam and tremors rose from the crater, sparking fears of a fresh eruption while nearby ships report unusual sea disturbances between Martinique and Saint Lucia.
Senator Hanna leads in arguing for the Panama route over Nicaragua in a Senate session. He cites eighty three shipmasters and captains, warns of volcanic and earthquake risks on Nicaragua, and defends the Panama plan as feasible with modern engineering. The debate also touches on secretary of state reports and testimony about canal commissions and related expenditures.
Discussion centers on building canals along the Panama route or Nicaragua path. Proponents cite ship size compatibility and existing work while critics warn of shifting patronage. The article notes the Senate adjournment at 4:05 p.m. and references experts in canal navigation.
General Collago openly opposes Palma and pledges government support to counter Palma. The movement follows clashes at Guanabacoa and Havana with martial force and calls for reorganization in the police and rural guard to curb opposition.
Dignified and incisive remarks by Mr. Richardson frame discussion of the anti anarchist bill as final speechmakers weigh the measure. Memorial Day remarks receive rough comparisons as McKinley’s southern addresses are cited to shame Roosevelt, highlighting political cross talk.
Special to Whe Peay highlights Texans heading home through San Francisco for Shriners events with national convention notes. The piece covers the Travelers Protective Association officers and their plans including a rally in Indianapolis and delegation travels toward Portland for the next gathering.
The body of Hon A J Russell, Speaker of the Mississippi House, was laid to rest in Meridian at 4 p m. A large throng attended including state officials and railroad representatives. The service at the grave was conducted by the Ku Klux Klan? Templars.
A special Washington report outlines probable Republican moves on Cuba within days. The piece notes President Truman’s position and party unity while analysts expect a caucus decision on the foreign policy issue amid ongoing pressure from senators and supporters.
A special dispatch reports the White House debated the public buildings and river and harbor measures. Cabinet opposition and presidential intent to veto were discussed, with emphasis on differing views about the bill's impact on rivers and harbor projects.
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