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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
4
Tampa Aug 7 reports say Resistencia union leaders were deported overnight leaving no trace of their fate. Vigilantes vow secrecy with claims the leaders will not return while others speculate they were taken to the gulf. Proclamation warns anarchists and agitators to leave the city or be forced out.
A Tuesday blaze in Shreveport destroyed Rohan Dry Goods, Enners & Son furniture stock, Regent shoe store, and A. M. Kaufman. Estimated loss runs about $125,000 with $75,000 covered by insurance. In New York, Aug 7 the weather bureau notes Aug 6 was the chilliest in 256 years with an average 68 degrees versus 78 last year.
Aug 7 report says German forces in Tien Tsin suffer high mortality from malignant typhoid fever, with illness spreading among troops and causing concern for campaign health.
The jury trying John Kipper for murdering a policeman failed to agree in Dallas after transfer from El Paso. A soda fountain explosion in Corsicana injures B. Racugno seriously. A Watters-Pierce Oil charter forfeiture suit is dismissed in Austin. George W. Stewart is killed by lightning at Yowell. The Brutus arrives in New York bearing Captain Allison’s body from Manila. The Tampa cigarmakers strike tense with risk of trouble. Maximo Gomez denies supporting annexation in a Havana letter. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould aboard the Sybarite off Seabright. Bossley is murdered near Chillicothe by George Wood. Wood confesses. George E. Cain, railroad contractor, dies in St. Louis. Heat halts Pine Bluff street railway workers. Dasie Nickles dies at home near Bristol from a fight wound.
Austin reports a bank closure that could cost Texas about 875000 as lawmakers debate redistricting adding three seats and fund state operations. A special committee will probe why state funds were so heavily deposited in First National Bank, now in receivership.
A light promotional note invites readers to cool off and enjoy life by visiting a preferred resort and calling for Falstaff bottle beer. The terse line blends leisure with a brand cue and a casual recommendation.
Readable items note two lots with an old five room house in the southwest part of town priced at 800 dollars and a separate "Two and one-palf potene Academy" listed at 220 dollars.
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