26 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
1
Fragmentary dispatches describe fierce fighting near Empire and Emperado with heavy casualties on both insurgent and government sides. Transit disruptions across the Isthmus persist as forces clash, ships move, and troops regroup toward Colon and Panama while authorities seek supply and control.
Dispatches from Wallington on November 25 claim Liberal forces defeated at Cu Iehra and Emperade Werhindon. Reports cite Colombian and Colombian-UK aligned actions around Colon and Culebra, with US Marines protecting lanes. Acting Governor Arjonn notes plans to combine forces aboard Tinzon to seize Colon, while Colombia resists bombardment. The United States declares control of isthmian transit amid ongoing conflict.
A garbled diary-like transmission from Captain Ferrs of Huttiestip Iowa at Pyname Teports states a puzzling remark about farting. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm a definite incident.
A late dispatch reviews limits on bombardment and withdrawal for US forces around Colon. Officials debate troop use and orders to avoid destroying rail lines while insurgents gather along the railroad. Commanders seek orderly disengagement and preparation for potential further actions near Colon and nearby ports.
Narrow extracts show London and New York papers debating the Monage Doctrine amid South American affairs. The Daily News and Morning Post discuss how European powers and the United States influence regional balance and diplomatic tensions as rhetoric remains unsettled.
Maryland Republicans on the state committee plan no effort to contest Avril Gorman’s Senate seat after a defeat on November 1. They argue the Senate cannot review alleged fraud tied to the recent election and will pursue fewer challenges to learn from the frauds alleged under the new national law for future campaigns.
Governor Durble stated he would not permit any more prize fights in Trdlune if within his power to stop them. He announced the position amid recent concerns over boxing events and public safety.
Amsterdam reports reveal Henry’s debts before marriage and a bitter quarrel over finances. Queen Wilhelmina refused to pay his debts, prompting a violent scene and Henry’s flight to Germany. Telegrams from Queen Emma urged Henry’s return to Holland to preserve appearances.
Second Lieutenant Louis Van Schack of the Fourth Infantry charged insurgents near Cavite as they attacked Slamea. He was knocked from his horse and fought hand to hand before his men arrived. He is recovering in hospital and praised for bravery. The note also reports negotiations nearing completion for the surrender of insurgent leader Ramon.
The report from John Gondnew, corneal general at Bhanghai, states over half a million people in the Yung Tee valley will starve this winter without aid. A coalition of foreigners and Chinese forms in Shanghai to relieve the famine and all foreigners in China are contributing.
Delegates in Mexico City discuss leadership changes at the Pan American Conference. Guatemala and Venezuela push for new chairs while Mexico and other nations weigh appointments amid debate on committee control and agricultural industrial topics.
Reports from New York describe extensive storm damage along the southern coast of Long Island and the upper shore of Long Island Sound. Inland sand drifts, toppled trees, and wreckage blanket coasts while monetary losses and traffic disruption mount. wealthy residents survey wreckage as repairs loom.
Arizona outlaw James Alvord, linked to the Pair banks heist on the South River Pall, was shot and killed during a failed holdup near Mubutana with the Ancora Minerite company. Vandever, the cashier, survived the confrontation, and the incident occurred in Nogales, Arizona.
Prominent Washington attorney Anterson was found today after he allegedly filled his pockets with stones and dumped over a shore near Mount Vernon. McAnderson reportedly left a note for his family saying he would end years of stomach problems, amid confusion over a Chicago sale and local references to a “bee of Alexander Jr.”
In Mitehurg Massachusetts the Brotherhood of Switchmen votes to strike at Gaverick panei row Jmieking delaying trains tonight at 100 PMickertons on day. They demand higher wages and safer working conditions amid congested railroad operations. The walkout could disrupt intercity service and harm travelers.
Privy Councilor Goldberger defends the German sugar cartel as a public record and asserts it stabilizes prices for German consumers. He notes not all manufacturers join, contrasts domestic and foreign sugar costs, and discusses export trends and international reactions amid the kartell explanation.
The case over the $5 million Moréh Rien estate advances with a December 9 hearing set. Patrick faces forgery charges linked to a second will, while Rice Institute and others contest the will. Charles Jou, Rice’s valet, also faces indictment with Patrick.
The attorney general states Gov Ven Zant supports resisting any consolidation of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific. He vows to back legislation to curb the merger, citing interstate commerce and state remedies. The message urges cooperation with federal action to prevent concentration in rail and stock interests.
New York November 23 Texans are listed in New York including Hounton Payne Edith Payne Normandie Galveston W C Moore John Ferguson Broadway Central Dallas Rodwell Turner Albert H ce in Jenardaon Victoria H L Kelly Fort Worth W Mullins George Boyt Holland
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