15 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
1
In the Washington dispatch dated November 24 the report cites forecasts of weather conditions over Oklahoma and the Indian Territory with wind directions and temperatures. It notes an eastern Texas forecast and mentions a possible Sunday event tied to a comet appearance.
Report from Rola Bulgaria states Miss Bilen M. Stone and Madime Talli remain confined in the south of Bulgaria near Suri. Consul General Olekson may seal a ransom proposal as funds are gathered, while ex president of the Macedonian Committee is suspected to be with the brigands.
A devastating fire on Kent Madison Streets causes a half million dollar loss and injures several people. Firemen and bystanders navigate a chaotic scene as workers rescue others from smoke and debris. Adjoining buildings suffer damage amid fleeing crowds and frantic efforts to reach safety.
A fire destroyed a general merchandise store and adjacent posters in Blosel Texas during November. The total loss was about 000 with extensive smoke damage and no injuries reported.
Fire destroyed ten exhibition buildings at the Cotton States Exposition of 18% in Avionta Georgia on November 16. The blaze consumed the timber structures, with firefighters battling flames for hours as crowds watched. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
In St Louis on November 14, Eliot a Great Northern express official and two other men faced federal indictments for the July robbery near Wager Montana. Judge Adame offered plea options. defendants chose to remain silent and plead not guilty later. Kilpatrick identity linked to another arrest in San Angelo. Laura Bullion and others named in related notes and bills resurfacing in circulation.
Philadelphia reports on King Bernarde V of the United Kingdom as cancer of the tongue endangers his life. Doctors warn the disease may prove fatal within a short period and the king refuses to quit smoking, saying abstinence would not extend his life and would be a sacrifice without benefit.
Reports from New York and Frankfort detail a city dinner where the new mayor rejects patronage claims and stresses merit over party ties. Attendees praise Croker at a Democratic gathering. officials cite party defeats blamed on Republican maneuvers.
New Orleans reports sugar growers and rice planters split on reciprocal trade with Cuba. Sugar interests oppose tariff cuts, rice interests back reciprocity to supply Cuba. Louisiana and Texas leaders plan to push Congress and the White House for action. Trade talks aim to patch opposition and seek a compromise benefiting both sectors.
A New York report quotes a statement claiming Mormon influence already spans four states and could block legislation with twelve more seats. The speaker warns of two Mormon churches in Brooklyn and expansion toward Pennsylvania and New Jersey, predicting broader political control within fifty years.
Crowley November 14 A playground accident at Estherwood during recess injured Lewis Holland and killed Harold, son of W F Cane. The incident occurred as children played near Hoyt Brook yards when a pile toppled, trapping the youths.
In Tros Texas on November 14 192? the patient Wolston visited Dr J Alexander for a tooth removal. During the procedure he suddenly fell into distress and fainted prompting urgent care from Dr Alexander and Dr L Bill e. The incident left him shaken but alive, with medical staff rushing to stabilize him.
A cat tripped a trolley and power line fault near Pelham on the Buffalo and Lockport railway. The animal touched live wire causing a 230 volt short circuit that blew a Niagara Falls Power Co fuse. City power was cut, delaying service until crews found the fault and restored supply.
New York announces the Executive Board of the Northern Securities company with names including John Kenndedy, D Willis James, and Lamont. Trading in the wreck began in outside markets as the stock opened near 110 and fell to 108 later. A new corporation formation aims to resolve the Northwest railroad tangle.
Russell Sage warns in New York that the newly formed railroad trust led by Morgan Pettit Gould Vanderbilt and Rockefeller could threaten weaker lines. He predicts intense competition and possible adverse state legislation across nineteen states and territories, urging cautious, conservative action to avoid danger.
The report by Secretary Franmizer Johnings, read at the Tabor convention, discusses submergence of the court to union interests and potential penalties for contempt. It notes organized labor facing resistance and urges reenactment of labor protections amid broader political tensions.
The Commercial Club of Cincinnati held its annual dinner celebrating a renewal tied to the Southern railroad and manufacturing sectors. Speakers included J. F. B. Hannon of the Mucus manufacturing group, Kam Spencer of the Southern Railway, and former Missouri Governor T. T. Peonels, with Governor George B. Nash among the attendees from Ohio and other Southern states.
A contingent hearing was set for tomorrow in the habeas corpus case of Andrew M Lawrence ad Canteld of Hearst's Chicago American, found in contempt of court by Judge Hasey on Tuesday in Chicago.
Washington reports that Representatives Sherman and other members of the foreign commerce committee discussed plans with the president to press the Isthmian canal and cable projects. The canal bill will be reintroduced in amended form, aiming for swift action.
The Schley court of Inquiry opened in Washington with sessions planned twice daily to speed proceedings and prepare findings as soon as possible. Admiral Schley regrets cannot visit New Orleans during the upcoming Southward trip, while Chattanooga chamber invites him to attend a January visit.
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