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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
2
Saturday September 21 1901 readers are informed of a subscription rate of one dollar per year. The item appears within a periodical notice printing mising postal handling details and class designation for the Maulton News.
The Keredy Times declares Elgin now incorporated and promoting full prosperity as the town shifts to an all home print edition. The piece notes President M Kinley’s death signals upheaval in the nation. Emma Goldman granted bail of 20000 dollars but not yet posted.
The note says Roosevelt is in office and that Spindletop now has 51 gushers with more expected. It predicts the oil surplus will raise decisions about uses and distribution, suggesting a future dilemma over how to allocate the plentiful supply.
The article notes Moulton has fewer idle men than any town known, making loafers a scarce article and a very noticeable feature to visitors.
In Moulton Texas ongoing improvements are evident as saws and hammers fill the air. The town is described as one of the most progressive small communities in South Texas, showcasing growth and development.
A warning about rising fire risk as winter nears and Rollicn reports a very small supply of wood. The article urges readers to spend a few dollars now to reduce potential losses later by improving safety measures and preparation.
The Grand Lodge of the Ilermann Sons held a session in San Antonio this week with delegates from thirty seven states in attendance. The gathering drew a sizable crowd and featured discussions on lodge activities and fraternal affairs.
A Buffalo arraignment frames the McKinley assassination in broad social terms. The piece condemns anarchists and immigration laxity, urges harsh action against conspirators, and lauds Mrs. McKinley’s loyalty while warning against lawlessness that shadows national unity.
The death of the president shocked the civilized world and inspired messages of sympathy. A nationwide cry against anarchists arose, signaling a resolve to end this threat to civilization in the United States.
A national fund raises support for Emma Goldman and other anarchists jailed as accomplices in a plot linked to Czolgosz. Critics say evidence is weak and attack the government, while calling for aid to a group long opposed to the state. Also promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a cough remedy with alleged lung benefits.
A tribute honors Morost for bravery and forgiveness during a tragic Buffalo incident that broke family ties and shocked citizens, revealing his inner life in the final hours. The passage notes the deep sadness of the event and its impact on history.
A fragment argues the press and people align against a rising threat to civilization and warn that the nation faces a perilous decline that could end modern society soon.
Halletsville reports the public schools opened with about three hundred students, enrollment higher than previous years. Prof. M. Z. Spahr new superintendent plans additional room. town mourns President McKinley with 11:30 a.m. train stoppage and 11:35 bell tolls. New Branon post office established with J. D. Branon as postmaster. Several residents leave for A&M College.
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