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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1901

Page

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Impeachment Saga Ends as House Rejects Action on Robbins

In Austin on August 24 the impeachment effort collapses. The Hawkins substitute is adopted then defeated, and the house refuses further action. Robbins exits unblemished as lawmakers debate bond and tax measures, with a governor’s message signaling bank reorganization and oil-well tax plans pending.

Hawkins House Austin Robbins Seabury Henderson Lamar Aldrich and McMeans Staples Senate Girls’ Industrial School

Fever Outbreak Reported On Mexican Steamer Yucatan

Fever outbreaks occurred aboard the Mexican steamer Yucatan bound from Vera Cruz to Tampico, Mexico, sparking health concerns and possible quarantines for passengers and crew.

Tampico Mex Yucatan Vera Cruz

Leadership shifts and tragic crash injures in Indiana and Arkansas

The incident in Laurin Hum burger township Indiana left Mrs Hum and her 14-year-old daughter seriously injured after a serious crash. A. M. Rose of Little Rock Arkansas has been elected president of the American Bar Association.

Laurin Humburger Heeiencrook Township Ind Strac Humbore Gig" Us A. M. Rose Little Rock Ark American Bar Association

Industrial growth spreads in Southern states around oil fields

Beaumont Texas expands oil storage with a 1 136 000 gallon earthen reservoir and a 5 000 000 gallon goal as drilling continues. The Manufacturers Record highlights new mills, brick works, ice plants and canneries across Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee, with capitalizations from 8 000 to 500 000 dollars and numerous plant expansions.

Baltimore Beaumont Tex Newport News Birmingham and High Point N. C Texas Arkansas Mississippi Louisiana Alabama Talladega Ice Company Atlanta Birmingham Blant Springs Davidson and Mason Monticello Yellville Gentry Austin Florida Jacksonville Lake City Fort White Georgia Murphy Waycross Fitzgerald Gainesville Richmond Mayfield Payne & Joubert New Orleans Hornbeck Maryland Hagerstown North Carolina Bonnie Kings Mountain South Carolina Laurens Furniture Manufacturing Company Gaffney Easley Cotton Mills Spartanburg Tennessee Springfield Electric Company Fluerspar Trousdale Wilson Smith

Cloth Seizure from Richford Reaches Burlington

Thirty six bales of imported cloth valued at about fourty thousand dollars arrived in Burlington from Richford after being seized by Collector Olin Merrill. The cloth, shipped from Montreal to Holyoke, was packed in a car of paper stock with a center of waste to avoid detection. No arrests have been made.

Burlington Richford Olin Merrill Montreal Holyoke

Regional Industry Moves In Three States

In Texas Beau mont hosts the Central Asphalt and Refining Co with 2 million in capital as C Wilson of Fort Worth plans Borden gold mine development near Liano. In Virginia Disputanta adds an 80 thousand foot per day saw mill while Berkeley sees Goodman Brick expand. A Richmond cathedral window glass plant with 25 thousand capital is set up and Norfolk builds oil from castor, linseed and peanuts. Huntington's Central City Veneering adds machinery.

Texas Central Asphalt and Refining Company Beaumont Borden Liano C. Wilson Fort Worth Virginia Disputanta Goodman Brick Company Berkley Richmond Norfolk West Virginia Central City Veneering Company Huntington

Coroner's Jury Rules Crumley Killing Unpremeditated

The coroner's jury in Cripple Creek finds Grant Crumley killed Sam Strong without premeditation. The verdict states the act was not planned in advance and the death occurred during a confrontation at the mine owner's residence.

Cripple Creek Col Sam Strong Grant Crumley

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