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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes officials from County Mayo and Clare Morris in Ireland observing a day of mourning on coronation eve. A flag controversy and dissent are mentioned amid unclear names and dates.
Washington reports show Democratic leaders praising Cleveland and Hill at the Tilden dinner as a step toward party harmony. Critics note past faults, but most say unity is essential for victory in the fall elections and the two years ahead.
Special to The Post reports Armour & Co Swift & Co Nebby Mor He Co and Hammond Creswell Beet company plan to organize a trust with about one billion dollars capital. The move aims to bypass New York law by basing in New Jersey to exceed U S Steel in annual business. Schwarnchild & Sulzberger may join. negotiations for admission are pending.
The party says it finds it hard to believe Mr. Bryan would willingly do anything to hinder the bartonny movement.
Cabinet discussed American naval officers held in Venice and agreed on cautious action. President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay anticipated canal legislation’s strong odds while tariff policy sparked debate over sugar and tobacco protections and potential agricultural impact.
The official organ of the American Protective Tariff League attacks President Roosevelt and criticizes efforts to secure reciprocity for Cuba. The piece says the president stands with General Wood and on tariff reduction grounds, impacting sugar trust interests and farmers in multiple states.
Charlee F. Jones, valet to William Marah Albe, released on $1000 bond after being connected to the death of Mr. Wier. Jones plans to return to Texas with his brother. he will be taken to Yoras by one brother.
Washington reports partisan split over a reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba. Cabinet differences delay action as Republicans debate whether to push ratification this session or defer, possibly triggering an extra session. Democrats resist, beet sugar interests align with firm stance.
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