14 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
1
The readable fragments mention locations with western ports and northern regions. Entities include Veidines Kanediy and Viloy, with references to Witilo WA and Oklahoma areas. The text appears to describe probabilities or arrangements across a regional map with uncertain details.
A question arises whether the contract with Ceeerior Vili Soul binds through a pardon board ruling. Jim Younger seeks relief by petition as his wife Dion Cooperates, while the court weighs debt implications and whether a pardon affects obligations.
The Department of Agriculture gave figures on cotton acreage and yield for 1699 noting wide regional variation and suspected tampering. Reported yields varied drastically by county, with some estimates far below true production and others showing inconsistencies across states.
The article covers the Patricks murder case in New York with testimony from Dr Gardiner and Dr Milken. It notes defense efforts to challenge the chloroform evidence and the prosecution’s theory. Witnesses describe medical details, kidney disease and toxin effects as the trial continues with cross examination and adjournment planned.
March 1 London reports War Secretary Brederick announced Methuen, badly wounded, had been released and sent to a British hospital. he was believed to be in transit near Kierksdorp, Southwestern Transvaal. Brederick noted no charge of guilt was contemplated, and commandant responses were delayed due to prison considerations.
Washington reports detail Representative Burlison's measure urging the secretary of State to provide information on the Boer concentration camps and to press the British government for relief. A second formal demand from Chicago supports the inquiry and cites related diplomatic steps and reactions.
Washington scene centers on the race for the Democratic National Committee chair with Mr Gorman a focal point. Debate hinges on party gains and future control as William Jenones Bevan arrives in Washington for discussions with lawmakers.
A Missouri speaker denounces the administration for supporting Britain in the South African war. He accuses officials of surrendering international law to Boer needs, condemns mercy as self serving, and calls for action against what he calls imperial brutality. Democratic applause follows.
Special to Tha Peat. Representative Cooper urged the House Committee of Merchant Marine and Fisheries to support foreign registry operate in coastwise oil trade. He argued American shipping interests would be harmed by proposed measures and outlined three propositions to enable foreign registry vessels and US purchases with US build requirements.
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