14 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
1
The forecast shows partly cloudy conditions in the northeast area on Thursday with possible showers in Oklahoma and Maryland. Friday brings variable winds and continued unsettled weather across the region.
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The Post lists Texans newly noted in New York with brief assignments or addresses including Houston H T Wilson Hoffinin Galhenville B D Mower Charles Mos let Donle Anson Fifth Avenue Dallas Wolworth KK Yorum Imperial Sherman Naveree Frank Ebarney Herald Square Galveston F J Roberts Naleigh.
The Burlington issue and stock retirement plan with a 600 million capital is outlined. Union Pacific gains voting rights in the new company with Morgan and Rockefeller interests prominent among organizers. The agreement envisions a holding firm Northern Securities forming to consolidate Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Burlington assets.
New York reports gold to the amount of 4,700,000 has been engaged for shipment to Europe tomorrow.
Wilmington Delaware November 2 The United Daughters of the Confederacy held their annual gathering at the Young Men's Christian Association hall with Mrs Kiwin Wool of Jacksonquin as president. Mrs Stonewall Jackson of Charlotte was guest and received an ovation. Adelia Dunovant Texas historian closed morning session with a talk on Principles Related to Public Action. The convention included remarks by Mrs Stone and a reception at the Orton hotel. A debate on representation remained unresolved and guests planned further activities with several southern and northern delegates attending.
Mexico City reports extensive changes needed in existing law to permit a new trust company to engage in banking and finance large American ventures. Governor under consideration. aims to balance American influence with local interests and establish a major southern trust presence.
A severe gale over Great Britain and Ireland brings torrential rains and floods. Dozens of ships wrecked, crews drowned, and towns along the coast mourn heavy losses as rescuers struggle amid violent seas. Affected vessels include the Dover lightship crew saved, the French bark at Breston, the Swedish bark Trojan, and the Norwegian bark Inga with multiple fatalities.
President meets with Senator Spooner of Wisconsin Senator Bailey of Texas and Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania. They address reciprocity and tariff questions while eyeing the new treaty with Great Britain and upcoming Congress. Bailey notes possible minority strategy without a formal meeting of Senate Republicans.
Amid turmoil in Colombia a plan forms for a new president to take office after the current incumbent retires. Negotiations involve minister Nejad Resos and delegates seeking to persuade Reyes and others, with President Maroquin a possible interim choice as factions clash over the succession.
New York cables report from Port of Spain that General Juan Pelti teriralded another revolt against President Cagno's government. Peltri has joined several distressed Venezuelans. The resignation of Senor Venutini, the Venezuelan annienor of the Interior, is disputed as President Canto's reply to the Pan American Congress referenced Memiles. Siner Aurio Vale Direcio rose against Chavez and was captured, later liberated.
Shipping notices show vessels moving through Charleston with arrivals and departures. Springwell from Pensacola to Pensacola Bay area. ships arriving at Pensacola from Galveston and Port Mads. Bergemaeron from Livingston to water. Port Limesfiynden to New York Salted. Cape Town-bound Fr
Dispatches from Manila report Captain Hartman’s First Cavalry surprised 400 entrenched insurgents near Buan in Matan ning prevings. Sixteen were killed, nine captured, five wounded as insurgents fled. Two boatloads landed on the Batangas peninsula. Major Went searches Diyrangan for them. Washington and Manila discuss Aguinaldo's release via habeas corpus. writ denied.
Reported from Rovha’s headquarters a London dispatch says Pro-British negotiators, led by Downing Street, are willing to consider peace terms while Ke r uger Steyn and Botha are cited. The piece references Jewish influence and racial strife as background to a tentative pe ace effort amid scattered Boer and Cape forces.
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