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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
1
The readable fragments describe a local notice involving Ed Wh and the Fam Ip II A Its with references to a community issue and actions sought by a local authority. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Articles of incorporation have been filed here for the United Copper Company of Montana with a capital of one million dollars. Preferred and common stock are noted. Names listed include P. Heles, Siaiey, and Rios Are ih P. Heles.
Washington May 30 An important White House conference on Cuban affairs discussed whether the Cuban convention has substantively amended or interpreted the Platt Amendment and the implications for forming a Cuban government. Officials expect Cabinet action and possible U S military withdrawal if interpretation is satisfactory. The talks covered recognition and execution machinery for a future Cuban government and questions of supervisory authority by the United States.
A party of eight youths on a rowboat near Rowe Glen on the Schuylkill River capsized at a dam. Seven orphans aged 14 to 21 drowned. one boy was saved. The disaster followed a day of holiday plans and heavy rains raising the current.
The report details the death of William Wooten after a pistol attack amid ongoing family troubles. He sustained two bullet wounds, one in the back and one near the head, and fired five shots at his brother before being subdued. The tragedy stemmed from unresolved family conflicts, with unclear sequence and motive.
The article argues a northern invasion would crush Pittsburg coal at any point, given the price of 2.60 dollars per ton. It frames the coal advantage as decisive in the strategic contest, citing transportation and regional control factors.
Pittsburg reports that J M Guffey Petroleum plans to buy two whaleback boats to deliver oil to all lake points. From Beaumont Texas to Port Arthur and Sabine Pass oil flows exceed 200000 barrels daily. Loaded tank steamers could travel via gulf Atlantic welland to reach lakes in under thirty days, challenging coal prices.
The county home for consumptives of the Manhattan Home for Care was dedicated today at Bedford Station New York. President Roosevelt did the opening remarks praising the project and stressing unity among faiths as the facility opens to all religions and classes.
Special to The Pret lists arrivals and sailings on May 30 from New York. Notable entries include San Marren from Calveston via Key West and Allan from Botine Parc Neschyoud. Other ships include Sant Wornhy Coieiri to Antwerp Direnion from May 20 and Dencliffter from Anlwewton Liverpool May 1.
Reports from Queenstown Cape Colony say Boer forces mass to the north west of Thilley while the town guard remains in trenches all night. Passenger traffic north is halted and freight moves under armed escort as security tightens. The line held firm at noon.
Count William Bismarck dies today after a brief illness. Funeral planned for the day of his father Devlin’s statue unveiling, set by the emperor at the relieving building. Newspapers note his role in supporting his father’s policies and public duties.
May 3 in Memphis Teon. William Woo teo was shot dead by his brother Jesse FP. Wooted at 1 o clock this after noon. Police report a fratricide following a street quarrel with the weapon used described as a pistol. The motive remains unclear as investigators question witnesses and review the scene.
Senator John T. McLaurin from Bennettsville announces his candidacy for United States Senate, denouncing Senator Tillman and charges that Tillman tried to organize a new party. He criticizes dispensing of public funds and asserts loyalty to the Democratic Party while replying to Republican insinuations.
Weather bulletin notes possible showers on Friday with Saturday fair skies. Expect variable winds across eastern portions and southern towns, as well as unsettled conditions in the region.
The Lutheran general synod in Des Moines Iowa held a business session with about 260 delegates and visiting clergy from Europe and India. The meeting covered mission movement to eight stations in Africa and other regions and elected officers for the association.
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