26 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
1
Mr Money attacked the oleo bill calling it dishonest amid a tense session. Voters faced contested votes as measures stalled and debate intensified over the pending legislation and its reception by lawmakers.
An American arrested during a Russian civil unrest crackdown in St Petersburg is reported amid clashes and house raids. The incident follows student protests and notes of police action against detainees and bystanders, with details limited by chaotic reporting.
Fragmented text records a Boer War scene with references to Abraham Lischer Hoer delegate and Thea dent Steyn. It mentions mood, interviews, and hopes for an end, noting Boer forces lack only clothing while other supplies are ample.
A badly ill Cecil Rhodes suffered a severe heart attack yesterday evening and shows little sign of recovery. Friends entertain scant hope as he remains weak despite oxygen and medical support. Reports from Capetown say he rallied briefly in the morning but remains in critical condition.
The United Mine Workers of America with national offices in Columbus are said to be in good condition to strike. They have prepared for trouble in Pennsylvania and the anthracite fields, West Virginia and Virginia, and are in a stronger position than ever to press demands.
Wellington Kan March 25 A detective named Ferguson tied to the Montgomery Santa Fe railroad murder case has been missing several days and is believed to have been harmed by the gang he pursued. He left Arkansas City for Enid and El Reno about ten days ago and has not been heard from since.
The report details prosecutors and defense arguments in Albert Patrick’s murder case. Witnesses, handwriting analysis, and the will’s validity dominate the proceedings. Courtroom tensions rise as verdict timing looms and references to Captain Baker spark contention.
Copenhagen reports that opponents plan appeals to Queen Alexandra and Empress Rutaia to block the Danish West Indies treaty with the United States. The Landsting delays decision, may include a plebiscite clause, and will reconvene on April 5 to continue the debate.
A cavernous bank of earth collapsed at the Cleveland Iron and Coke plant this afternoon burying six men. Names included Colegero Ama, Guisepp Bergozzo, Vincenzo Uluzzo, Andrew Tiafun, Peter Priest, Angilian. Edward Lynch was injured. Rescue efforts pulled some to safety while others died from asphyxiation. warm clay likely loosened by heat caused the failure.
House foreign affairs committee completed consideration and ordered the bill favorably to the house. The measure would exclude all Chinese workers including those in possessions and those born in the United States, with enforcement in the Philippines and Puerto Rico. Changes require identification certificates with photographs and extend port-of-entry exams beyond San Francisco to other ports as needed.
Senator Bailey elects not to offer an amendment to the river and harbor bill and instead push Galveston inner harbor improvements before the commerce committee. The measure allows contractor entry with War Department oversight and annual appropriations up to 1.2 million dollars. Colonel Walter Gresham returns to press Galveston interests as Trinity River amendment is debated.
Washington report says President likely to appoint Waller Burns to the Southern Texas district seat. Chairman Lyon left for home after hopeful talks. Colonel Dillingham of Vermont and his brother Senator Dillingham were in Washington aiding Burns case. Hawley’s move from Cuba to Texas noted. marriage in Galveston referenced.
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