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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1901

Page

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Record Rise in Exports at Southern Ports This Year

The Manufacturers' Record notes a sharp increase in breadstuffs exports during the first nine months, with southern ports rising from 58,699,702 to 85,817,061 dollars. New Orleans up to 22,618,210 and Galveston to 10,497,068 reflect the surge, driven by industrial growth and new furniture and timber ventures in Georgia Alabama and Texas. The report also covers steel rail orders and projected output for 1902.

Baltimore New Orleans Galveston Mobile Thomasville N. Y New England Albemarle Columbus Toccoa Beaumont Marshall Tex Greenville Duluth Louisiana Clear Creek Lumber Company Alabama Mississippi Southwest Texas

Hobson Attends Dedication of Founder White Home Monument

Captain Richmond P. Hobson arrived in Knoxville to attend the dedication ceremony for a monument marking General James White’s historic home site. The event, on the lawn of Hon. Jesse Groner, featured a street parade led by Hobson and honored guest Hon. Richmond Pearson of North Carolina, Hobson’s uncle.

Knoxville Richmond P. Hobson James White Hobson Jesse ©. Groner

Missing Bank Messenger Surrenders in New York

George Armitage, the missing Bank of New Amsterdam messenger, surrendered at the Tenderloin police station. He declined to discuss the missing funds totaling $5900. Dressed fashionably, he appeared untroubled, with only $81.40 on his person.

New York George Armitage Bank of New Amsterdam Tenderloin

Breakup ends era of yacht Defender after cup wins

New York reports that the yacht Defender, famed for defeating Valkyrie II in cup races, has been broken up. The remains include a jar containing aluminum bronze and other metals.

New York Defender

Movement to curb transfer of stable secrets to plungers

A movement led by prominent turf figures aims to halt the transfer of stable secrets from trainers to gamblers. The effort centers on the creation of a public training stable as the source of trouble.

New York

Choate Refuses Talk on Isthmian Treaty

Ambassador Choate arrived from England and refused to discuss the canal treaty or reasons for his return. He said he would remain abroad through the year and would visit Washington later to confer with the president and Secretary Hay. He declined to discuss England's canal attitude.

Choate New York England Washington Hay

Caleb Powers Trial Opens With Witness Testimony

Georgetown October 19 John W Ray clerk to Appellate Judge White testified this morning that an hour before William Goebel was shot Leander Guffy said Goebel will never be governor and he will be shot before the general assembly meets. The commonwealth closed its case as Powers consulted with counsel and Judge Jere Morton began to present the defense.

Georgetown John W. Ray White Caleb Powers William Goebel Goebel Leander Guffy Upstaff Court of Appeals L.D. Guffy Jere Morton

Burglary in Mendota Ends in Fatal Shooting

Burglars raided Mendota Illinois on Friday eight entering several homes and seizing valuables. A melee with citizens left Special Policeman J P Farrow dead and Charles Kelm severely injured as the burglars fled. Hartford obituary notes Admiral Francis M Bunce dies at home after long illness.

Mendota Iils J. P. Farrow Charles Kelm

Big Mining Suit Against Montana Governor Routed

A suit for 2 million dollars in mining stock was filed in the circuit court here against ex Governor Powers of Montana and others by investors from this city and Chicago. The complaint claims stock valued at 2 million was issued illegally to give the defendants control of the mines. Okolona Mississippi, October 19. In a circuit court term a defendant was charged with bigamy and pleaded duress as to first marriage. The court ruled marriage in Mississippi is a civil contract and void if proven under duress.

Belvidere Tls Powers Montana Chicago Okolona Miss Houston Mississippi

Navy Assistant Secretary Hackett to Retire

Washington December 19 news that Frank W Hackett assistant secretary of the navy will retire soon from the post He will be succeeded by Judge Charles H Darling of Bennington Vermont who was named to the position.

Washington

President Announces Plan for Vacancy Appointment Timing

The president stated a plan that the timing of filling any vacancy will be determined when the vacancy occurs, outlining the procedural approach and anticipated steps for confirmation and transition.

Fire destroys Ashburn home. three die in blaze

Ashburn Georgia on October 19 reports a Friday night fire that gutted Julius Hatcher's residence. His sons John and Jack and his daughter Minnie were burned to death. Authorities say a lamp overturned in a room storing cotton may have started the fire.

Ashburn Julius Hatcher John Jack Minnie

Murder Reported In Tahlequah River Find

The mutilated body of Charley Sunday a full blood Cherokee Indian was found in the Illinois river near Tahlequah. Authorities believe he was murdered and his body dumped in the river.

Ardmore I. T Charley Sunday Illinois River Tahlequah

Negro Held in Foster Murder Case Released

St. Louis police released the East St. Louis suspect arrested Tuesday in connection with the killing of John G. Foster of Shreveport La. The man had been held on suspicion of being the murderer but was freed from custody.

St. Louis East St. Louis John G. Foster Shreveport

Four room house and two lots on town west side

Real estate advertise two properties on the west side: a four room house with two lots, well and stable on premises, price 9650 with easy terms. Also a six room house with one or two lots four blocks from Main Street, brick cistern on premises, price 1250. Includes two more lots and an old five room house in southwest town for 300. Also other city property.

Price Ain Street

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