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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
1
Weather information shows colder conditions trending inland. Forecast calls for fair skies with cooler nights and a northeast to southwesterly wind. Friday shows turning cooler with east portions seeing stronger winds. Saturday expects fair conditions with north winds.
In New York on March 21, four hours of talks between anthracite mine workers and mine owners, arranged by the National Civic Federation conciliation committee, produced no action. Workers agreed not to strike on April 1 while continuing talks with Senator Hania chairing the industrial department to call another conference when favorable. Operators declined to grant certain concessions, delaying decisive action.
Special to The Post reports D Bryant of Houston in town for a fortiation of New Orleans capital with plans to select a big den for 300 acres near Colorado County. He notes Texas money is ready and New Orleans will likely supply at least two thirds of the investment.
Washington reports a major investigation into charges against government figures linked to the Baysh Weer Trifles trainer. A House committee was formed to investigate allegations of corruption, with party leaders clashing over the process. The outcome favored Democratic victors, while debate over reading the full report continued.
The house debated a secret report alleging payments related to Danish West Indies land deals. Speaker Richardson and Rep. Richardeon pressed for a full investigation by a seven-member committee as party leaders defended privilege and sought formal action.
A long disputed transcript fragment recounts congressional reactions to a Danish treaty debate. It cites Abner McKinley Brown and other figures, mentions Denmark and Washington, and questions funding and bribery tied to treaty approval. The text reads like a wartime political inquiry with warnings of public dissemination.
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