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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1902
Page
1
Government figures on last season's cotton output are analyzed by Mr Hyde. The report assesses production levels and compares them to expectations, suggesting figures are close to accurate.
Official notice confirms Rock Island contracts authorized for a 270 mile extension from Dallas to Galveston. Work must be finished in nine months with unnamed contractors and details pending, as local rail circles react to the move and broader cotton crop data mingle with the announcement.
A large New York church crowd honored Colonel Ochiltree with a funeral in the Paunet Fathers Church Stepnes Street and Columbus Avenue. Friends sent floral tributes from Europe and the United States, including Lily Langtry and Baron Lehman. The coffin rested beneath magnficent offerings as pallbearers and dignitaries attended. interment planned first at Calvary cemetery then Arlington Confederate cemetery.
Washington reports Edmund Burke of San Francisco says Hearst aimed to lead the national democracy and win the presidential nomination. He notes Rourke’s Washington stay and California governor prospects for 1904 were affected by the Francisco Examiner’s stance and Burke’s views on reporting.
A dispatch from Garrero Romeliland dated November 24 reports the Mad Mullah recently attacked the British camp in Aden, seizing supply camels from Colonel Swayne's column. He tempered his stores and sent a message to the British.
Special to The Times Washington notes Michigan Senator Burrows met with the president after a conference on tariff plans. Burrows says he will vote by his conscience and that any compromise must be determined by Congress. He stresses the need for a reasonable arrangement and a clear position on future policy.
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