30 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
1
Probabilities indicate a volatile weekend with variable winds. Light to moderate rain possible Saturday and Sunday, with southeasterly to southerly breezes shifting to variable along the coast. The system may bring unsettled conditions across Oklahoma and Jordan Territory with potential increases in moisture.
Cabinet members decided not to reappoint Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma after charges of connection with a dubious entity company. The president will proceed to Philadelphia to attend the next football game with cabinet members joining him.
Lines in Pittsburg remain in fair condition as striking switchmen return to work and railroads report improved yard cleanness. Strikers claim gains in the last twenty four hours but railroad officials deny these claims, noting lines are better than during the early strike period.
Mayor Beth Low announces the appointment of Colonel John W. Partridge to lead Greater New York public works. Partridge previously served as superintendent of public works.
Liberals capitulated after a conference aboard a U S ship near Colon Colombia on November 0. General Alban and Dey La Need represented the Liberal and Conservative sides with American and allied officers present. Rebels pledge no punishment under the treaty while the government promises arms surrender and troop withdrawal. clashes continued around Buena Vista and Keotys Point as American marines reinforced colonial forces.
The State Department reports Colombia ratified ties with Venezuela leading to diplomatic terminations and warnings. Officials note Venezuela seeks Monroe Doctrine protection as Germany weighs compulsory mediation while Colombia suspends relations and Venezuela faces pressure over debts and Caribbean disputes.
A steamer named Basrigh left for Colon and Antwerp carrying munitions of war. It arrived on November 27, with details noting its cargo and voyage timing.
London port authorities note a vessel named Ranrigh sailing for Colombia with a cargo described as arms and ammunition including cannons cartridges rifles and military chemicals. The U S consul in Colombia asserts the ship carries war materials despite ambiguous passenger claims.
A dated letter from Gated Dhalten states that a recent conference of committees in Prolite decided not to execute the prisoners under any pretext. The committees did order the payment of a toll, and a political idea urged the U.S. to compel Parker to fund the ransom or dataues as soon as the prisoners are secured in safety.
An unstable political scene emerges with tensions between pro Bullerite and pro Boers factions. Reports suggest unity could threaten the government as demonstrations loom in Regent Park. Details hint at potential disillusionment prompting further actions and possible government disarray.
Reports from the committee in Mexico City discuss the Pan American meetings and a proposed exchange of public actions. Officials note a reading of reports on banking, international relations, and commerce, with mentions of a Chicago event and a prefect from the Uacitol State delegation.
The report notes that several county claims may be settled through compromise. It details uncertainties over Mexican Guatemalan Chilean projects and mentions efforts to satisfy parties involved while exhausting legal avenues.
Filipino forces under Brigadier General Bell with the Fifth Infantry depart to Batangas province to confront insurgents. A merchant was killed in Batangas town as villagers fled into the countryside to escape combat and the pursuing troops.
Manila reports a successful operation on Governor Tattle moralitg. He is expected to reach Washington on December 10 to recuperate and consult with Secretary Rov it.
In Waco Texas on November 29 a meeting of about fifty leaders of the prohibition movement convened to unify efforts against liquor traffic. Anti Ha- Joon Union of Texas delegates outlined aims to coordinate activities with two dominant parties and adopt constitutions and officers. George W. Carrell was named president with B F Bailey and BR F Grabel as vice president and secretary respectively.
Mrs mane Rage invites the entire Carlisle Indian football team to her New York Fifth Avenue home on November 20 to discuss Indian education.
A Virginia representative proposes amending House rules to weaken the Committee on Rules and Speaker authority. The amendment would require a majority petition if a committee fails to report a bill, triggering a discharge to move to consideration within weeks. If blocked, the panel could be discharged to advance action.
Washington reports General Corbin received a cable from General Chafer dated November 23 noting Lieutenants Foqtor Fod Wetherill and Richard Wetherill of the Nineteenth Regiment were wounded by bamboo spikes at a pitfall near Carmien Hohe during a treacherous Filipino terrain operation. Feeter, a native of New York, is listed as First Lieutenant.
Texans registered in New York on November 29 include Houston M., Rhepird and wife, St. Doula, Dalle, N. Blackwell, Creeghway Central, St. Reeser, Normhandile, Wart, Randall, Herd Sater, Hemi-fi, Nolte, Imperial, Nacogdecon J. Truman, Imperial, Venus, M Pureaville, Sturtevant.
Chicago hosts its annual live stock show with about thirty exhibitors and 2000 animals. The event fills the Stick Garden arena and draws more than 10 000 visitors, with an estimated value of beige animals around 3 million dollars. It promises to be the greatest show of its kind ever held.
Henry Ifelifeld of the State withdraws from the populist party and aligns with the Democratic party, sending no letter to D. H. Andrews, chair of the populist state central committee in Bolas.
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