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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
1
In Waoashiogtay on May 21 the report mentions warmer conditions and a brisk south wind. It also notes unsettled outlook with southeasterly winds into midweek and variable temperatures across nearby territories.
May 21 Denison Texas reports extraordinary cool weather with unclear notes about trout in the low lands and nearby conditions described in the fragment.
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Washington May 20 reports show progress in the general strike with only three railroads affected the Central Vermen Dehigh Valley and Delaware Lackawanna and Western unions claim most firms will sign agreements today or tomorrow allied trades partially unsettled in some cities but widespread settlements expected by week end many plants including Norfolk Wilmington and New Haven report signed deals while Chicago and Philadelphia shops proceed cautiously
News from New York on May 23 reports Tenry FP Devens negotiating at the Metal Trades’ payroll unit. A wage dispute centers on whether hours count as paid for overtime, with officials indicating a conference committee will settle all questions as a work stoppage continues.
In San Francisco on May 21 reports say Mrs McKinley is recovering with limited strength yet able to sit up and read papers. The improvement is marked and a presidential trip to Washington next Saturday is considered possible if no untoward developments occur.
The dialogue notes the case has progressed beyond arbitration and factions accuse the other side of terms. The machinists express strong alignment with a collective action amid ongoing tensions.
Reports from Cincinnati say six firms have signed agreements with the union today, boosting strike momentum for the strikers. About 20 machinists remain at the works, with reductions and talks continuing as employers plan to resume operations Wednesday.
Washington discussion explores using China indemnity bonds to back claims and secure guarantees. The plan centers on converting bonds bearing four percent coupons to real value while monitoring integrity of China and aligning with U S policy on foreign settlements.
Bonham a cotton mill started cloth making today with the apilnoulige department in operation for some time. About twenty four employee residences are fully furnished and occupied.
The text discusses a possible guarantee to allow selling the bande in open markets and outlines proposed restrictions and mechanisms for collection, the role of Chinese integrity, and powers among signatory nations to manage defaults and prevent division of interests.
Washington May 21 The governor urges a colonial reorganization plan for Puerto Rico detailing potential territorial arrangements and the role of the United States in its governance. He cites several proposals and stresses readiness to adapt to future political developments.
The Chinese minister Me Wao Ting Fang submitted a memorial to the throne advocating reform. The document, prepared with care, emphasizes dignity and the empress dowager’s prominence, with text arrangement and preservation noted in dispatches.
Washington May 21 Colonel A L Mills superintendent of the military academy announces after a conference with the secretary of war that five cadets will be dismissed and six suspended on charges of weak discipline and breach of cadet rules. Additional cadets may face minor penalties such as extra duties confinement to quarters deprivation of liberty and reduction of rank.
Washington May 21 The comptroller reports two Texas banks have won federal approval to open. The briefing notes show the banks will operate under state charters and begin limited operations in the near term.
Special to The Pape Washington May 29 reports additional changes in Texas postmaster salaries. Cities including Moreeville, Fortier, Gatesville, Giddings, Wall Wake, Coorealee, Graham, Greenville, Groesbeck, Granbury see salary increases of 100 dollars.
Mrs. Bonine remained jailed as coroner's inquest heard conflicting statements about the killing of James Ayres. Public opinion shifts toward her, though the jury's verdict cites lack of direct evidence tying her to the murder and notes defenses claiming coercion and inconsistencies in testimony.
A May 1 report lists Fitzjohn Porter Charles A Boutelle and Admiral Commerell among prominent deaths. Porter dies at home in Mereintown New York from heart disease aged about 60. Boutelle of Migor city succumbs in London after a long illness. Commerell mourned in Britain as news notes his death and a ceremonial address.
An Ohio notice discusses reducing expenses and strengthening the Emergency Fund for the Woodmen of the World. The fragmented text references policy adherence and member actions, highlighting fund maintenance and governance concerns in Columbus.
London notes report that the British government remained firmly against increasing import duties citing high British credit. Lord Cranborne summarized government stance while foreign secretary Waldersee promised caution after a Chinese incident. China urged to consent to a joint guaranty system to defuse Sino foreign tensions amid Allied powers' demands and tariff considerations.
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