Kentucky Powers Trial and oil politics in nation
In the October 17 1901 issue The Daily Eagle notes Caleb Powers trial stirring debate on anarchy risk. It suspects Standard Oil influence over the U S Geological Survey to deter southern oil investment. Admiral Schley’s role is praised as wise and patriotic. Constantinople envoy may impact Miss Stone case. Greenville pursues locating the Girls Industrial School and Judge Grubbs is tasked to press Greenville’s claims.
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Caracristi
Standard Oil Company
U. S. Geological Survey
Greenville
Girls’ Industrial School
Grubbs
Law Powers Target Home Beer Makers Amidst Interstate Trust
The article contrasts antitrust efforts against Texas home beer manufacturers with the wider state economy relying on trust products from other states. It criticizes government zeal, sensory imagery, and calls out demagogic figures profiting from pressure on prices while predators threaten local interests.
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Texas
Bryan Banks Outshine Navasota In Central Texas Commerce
The Eagle argues Bryan leads Central Texas in banking capacity with two national banks totaling 200000 capital versus Navasota's two banks with 100000. Loans and deposits favor Bryan. cites sworn bank statements dated Sept 30 1901 and a local barbed wire affidavit supporting Bryan business supremacy and delivery service.
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Navasota
Bryan
Fagle
Eagle
Texas
Samuel Levy
C. W. Carr
Levy Bros
Carr
Houston
The
North Grimes County
W. R. Johnston
North Grimes
Johnson
Johnston
M. W. Wheeler
Grimes County
Nagle
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notices Highlight Bryan Ads
A crowded hotel arrivals list names C O Horton and others across cities like Austin Houston and Chicago. The item also covers a Rex Dyspepsia ad, wedding notices, a Daughters of the Confederacy event, and brief regional news items from Bryan including a cigar factory promotion and a billiards match announcement.
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Wales
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Company
Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Admiral Schley
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
New York
Bryan Sells
Navasota Furniture
Cen
Baker Wire
J. W. Barron
Brazos County
J. Allen Myers
Cole Bros
Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy
C O Horton
Austin
Jack Bond
Louisville
H S Sisk
Win Meade
Waco
T W Johnson
Kansas City
Max Teaxman
D B Hatch
Glenn A Hobart
Columbus
A'S Roberts
Chas T Hinkle
W Evans
O Stuart
Chicago
Kerricks
Hearne
Ed H Hardin
J W Graves
M C van Eman
San Antonio
M. H James
Bryan Texas
Franklin Bros
Merit
Malcolm Carnes
Reagan
Mirth Rogers
Cara Fannin
Marlin
Rogers
Daughters of the Confederacy
Geo. W. Smith
John M. Caldwell
Little Havana
Littman Cigar Factory
Ausin
Huyler
Jacob Schaefer
George Slosson
George Sutton
H. Barutel
Albert Fourneil
Ennis
James R. Graney
Marion, C
Henry C. Ferguson
Eagle Pass
Tex
Henry ©. Ferguson
Quenada
Loe
Comanche, I. T
Pawhusky
O. T
Sanoy
Connecticut
Moodus
A. D. TcConnico
Iq Insurance & Specialty
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co’s
John Wittmann
Booe
Bryan and Vacinity
Kline, Kohn & Co
C. M. Proctor
Govohoooos
Oses
ASE
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Thos. W
Sobvos DB
Naw City
Hanway's
E. Grieser
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