Men Obey Order and Quit Work En Masse
The workforce responds to an official call with every man leaving his post. Workers halt operations in a unified act of compliance, signaling a coordinated industrial or wartime measure.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
5
Strikewide closure as 30,000 Amalgamated workers walk out
New York reports the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers calls a unified strike with 30,000 members obeying the order. Mills from West Virginia to Illinois suspend operations as non-union men join the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Illinois
New York
Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers
Fragmentary Timings from a Day’s Schedule
A sequence of scattered times appears: 1 17 p m 2 14 a m 8 05 a m 1 two four p m 2 45 8 m 9 37 p m. The digits suggest a diary or timetable fragment with inconsistent punctuation and formatting.
Local Notices and Advertisements Briefly Recap
Barrys Falstaff beer listed. Mrs C M Proctor offering Tent residence for rent via R Webb. Kodak photos finished at Carter Studio. McDougald Drugstore stock fresh drugs. J H and Sam Holden visited yesterday. J L Broach from Tabor Capt. J J Adams traveled to Houston yesterday. For sale second hand organ via E L Shettles. Extra Morning Eagle copies at Haswell's book store. Rev Giovanni La Rosa left yesterday for a short visit to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemp
C. M. Proctor
Webb
J.J. Adams
Houston
E. L. Shettles
Giovanni la Rosa
Local Notices and Socials from Bryan publishers
Miss Olive Howard went to Galveston yesterday. Mrs. Si Packard of Houston visits relatives in Bryan. Miss Nellie Robinson of Dallas visits Miss Alma Robinson. Miss Kettie Corry of Hillsboro visits Miss Beulah Brown. Mrs. Wilcox of Tola visits daughter Mrs J B Sanders. Photographs by Carter's Studio. Fresh bread and cakes at E Grieser's City Bakery. McDougald's Drug Store promotes candy and soaps. Carter to make residence photos. 64 Lamar Bethel travels to Conroe for legal business. Mr and Mrs J E Semple of Navasota visit W R Sanders. Mrs M R Mormon returns to Calvert after visiting J W Sheppard. Presbyterian ladies sale at Mrs Ed Derden's on Saturday July 25 from 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Howard
Galveston
McDougald’s
Si Packard
Houston
Bryan
Nellie Robinson
Dallas
Alma Robinson
Kettie Corry
Hillsboro
Beulah Brown
Wilcox
Tola
J. B. Sanders
Carter
E. Grieser
N. M. McDougald
Bryan plans first class circulating library venture
Dr Paul M Raysor promotes a Bryan library with a 30 member base to enable buying books and subscribing to leading magazines. The plan is detailed in a petition and aims to establish a community reading center in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Raysor
Bryan
Five Die In Missouri Texas Freight Collision Near Marshall
Report of a collision three miles north of Marshall Texas kills five men including an engineer and two brakemen amid Missouri Kansas and Texas freight trains. The incident occurred July 16 with three miles northward impact. In another note, the Rudd rifles received $104 from the state for two days service answering the Trinity call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee, I. T
Texas
Marshall
Tex
Rudd Rifles
Trinity
England Still Sore Over War Censorship Dispatches
New York July 16 The London Tribune correspondent reports England has not yet lifted military censorship despite General Kitchener's telegram. The dispatch notes Boer commandoes may be demoralized and scattered, hindering Botha and De Wet from stopping atrocities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Kitchener
London
The
Tribune
Botha
DeeWet
M. Proctor
Does It Pay to Buy Cheap Cough Remedies
An advertisement endorses Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for severe lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissue, destroys germ disease, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, and aids sleep. The ad urges trying one bottle and references Green's Prize Almanac and Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Oy Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Electric Belts Offer Cure for Fits in Brazos County
Chas. Claydon announces he manufactures an electric belt claimed to cure most fits and offers a positive guarantee. Testimonials support the claims. Belts sold through T. A. Searcy at the Bryan Grocery Co store for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazios
T. A. Searcy
Bryan Grocery Co S
Chas. Claydon
Baptist prayer meeting at pastor home tonight
The notice urges a large attendance as workmen install a new organ in the pastor's home for the Baptist prayer meeting tonight. It expresses hope the venue will be filled to overflowing and a good meeting will result.
Excursion Rates From G N Lines For Various Events
Advertises travel discounts with dates and destinations across the United States. Highlights include Buffalo Pan-American Exposition Milwaukee Grand Lodge meet Louisville Knights Templar conclave and several Texas events. Notes low excursion rates and directs readers to contact D. J. Price in Palestine, Texas for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Baptist Young People’s Union
Palestine
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Louisville
Knights Templar
College Station
Texas Farmers’ Congress
Marlin
Tyler
Old Soldiers and Settlers
Reunion
Cripple Creek
Col
Trans-Mississippi Congress
P. Tine
Austin
Texas
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Ralston
China
Dansby
Burt
Norwood
G. N
Ae m. Oe
Kodak
J. H. and
Sam Holden
J.L. Broach
Tabor
Morning Eagle
Haswell's
M. G. Buchanan
Bethel
Lamar Bethel
Conroe
J. E. Semple
Navasota
W. R. Sanders
Bryan, Wce
Storage and Goal Company
Mary Joseph
Madame St Ursula
John T. Daly
Ursuline Convent
Central Texas Fair Association
Moore & Dyer
Paul Bradley
Carlton R. Ball
United States Agricultural Department
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Central Texas
Platner
A. F. Lucas
Bearmont
Pitts Place
Baptist Church
M. H. James
J. W. Thomason
Postoffice
Nabors Brothers
M. Bonneville. JR
H. James
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