The town was rebuilt in 1901 using brick and corrugated iron roofs.

Another side of the genealogical chart points to the founding of The Texas Fuel Company in 1901, a modest enterprise that started out in three rooms of a corrugated iron building in Beaumont, Texas, United States.

* St Mary's War Memorial Catholic School ( K-6 )-The original St. Mary's Church School was built in 1901 of corrugated iron and staffed by the Sisters of Mercy.

Casting pig iron, Iroquois smelter, Chicago, between 1890 and 1901.

After selling his interest in Bethlehem Iron Works in 1901 and his nickel works to CVRD Inco in 1902, he continued to actively acquire and manage a large and diverse business empire that included iron smelting in Wharton until just before his death in January, 1909.

In 1901, the dwindling local iron ore supply cost the city the industry on which it was founded.

After financing the creation of the Federal Steel Company, he merged in 1901 with the Carnegie Steel Company and several other steel and iron businesses, including Consolidated Steel and Wire Company owned by William Edenborn, to form the United States Steel Corporation.

In 1901 the town ordered the building of a iron bridge at Hanson Crossing to replace the failing bridge at the site.

It was founded as Hummock's Hill in 1901 by the Broken Hill Proprietary Company ( BHP ) as the end of a tramway bringing iron ore from the Middleback Ranges to be used in the lead smelters at Port Pirie as flux.

The original Jupiter was scrapped for iron in 1901 and No. 119 was broken up two years later.

In 1901 he sold the company but continued to be the largest producer of pig iron in the country because of his extensive iron and coal mines and refining works.

Le Chatelier in 1901 attempted the direct combination of the two gases at a pressure of 200 atm and 600⁰C in presence of metallic iron.

The most recently built is an iron bridge ( 1901 ), which was built over a stone bridge ( 1753 ), which was built when the original bridge was thought to be unstable.

By 1901, Duryea and Sternbergh incorporated the Duryea Power Company " for the manufacture of iron, steel, bath, any metal or wood or both, including automobiles, motors, propellers, and part of either.

* Whyalla-Iron Knob ( private-owned by BHP / OneSteel )-narrow gauge, opened 1901, carries iron ore

Many scholars since William Wrede ( in 1901 ) have remarked on the so-called Messianic secret in the Gospel of Mark, whereby Jesus ' true nature and / or mission is portrayed as unseen by many, including by his inner circle of disciples.

The Presbyterian church established a mission, school and hospital in Ganado in 1901.

In 1901 the then pastor Father A. L. Bacchioci moved to the new nearby village of Eunice, of which Chataîgnier became a mission at that time.

Kitchener summoned Trenchard for the third time in October 1901, this time sending Trenchard on a mission to capture the Boer Government who were in hiding.

After his return from the British mission in July 1901, Smith and his wife Louise had two daughters, Josephine and Julina.

After completing his mission in 1901, Smith began working in the office of the Church Historian and Recorder.

His mission was to negotiate a settlement so that the U. S. could avoid intervening as U. S. law, namely the Platt Amendment of 1901, required.

After a short interlude with the German mission at The Hague, he returned as First Secretary to the embassy in Rome in March 1901, where he stayed until 1906, when he was transferred to the Foreign Office in Berlin.

A Catholic mission and school were established in Yaoundé in 1901 by the German Pallotin Fathers.

They included: Genyōsha ( Black Ocean Society, 1881 ), Kokuryu-kai ( Amur Society, or Black Dragon Society, 1901 ), movements dedicated to overseas Japanese expansion to the north ; Nihon Kokusui Kai ( Japanese Patriotic Society, 1919 ), founded by Tokoname Takejiro ; Sekka Boshidan ( Anti-Red League ) founded at the same time as the Japanese Communist Party ; and the Kokuhonsha ( State Basis Society ) founded in 1924 by Baron Hiranuma, for the preservation of the unique national character of Japan and its special mission in Asia.

There is also the Iloilo Mission Hospital, which was founded by American Protestant Missionaries in 1901 as the first mission and Protestant hospital in the country, Iloilo Doctor's Hospital, West Visayas State University Medical Center ( formerly the Don Benito Lopez Memorial Hospital ), Amosup Seamen's Hospital ; the Western Visayas Medical Center, St. Therese Hospital, The Medical City – Iloilo ( formerly Saviour International Hospital ) and Western Visayas Medical Center.

A series of military officers had been assigned to the American diplomatic mission in Tokyo since 1901 when the U. S. and Japan were co-operating closely in response to the Boxer Rebellion in China.

In 1901, during the government of President Eduardo López de Romaña, the creation of the National School of Agriculture and Veterinary Science was planned with the participation of a Belgian mission.

In 1901, the creation of Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina took place under his sponsorship and that of a Belgian mission.

Brownell Gage, Warren Seabury, Lawrence Thurston, and Arthur Williams, all graduates of Yale College in the 1890s, founded Yale-in-China, and brought the mission to Changsha between 1901 and 1905.

In 1901 he secured land for the Pallottine Fathers to build a mission in Jaunde, thus opening East and South Kamerun to Catholic proselytisation.

In 1901, the construction of a new city hall was completed, followed by a local administration building in 1903.

The origin of the name Coachella is unclear, but in 1901 the citizens of Woodspur voted on a new name for their community ; at their town hall meeting, the homeowners settled on " Coachella ".

In 1901 he was commissioned to paint the fresco, Kullervo Goes to War, for the concert hall of the Helsinki Student's Union.

The RCM's main concert venue is the Amaryllis Fleming concert hall a 468-seat barrel-vaulted concert hall designed by Blomfield, built in 1901 and extensively restored in 2008 – 09.

A painted scene of Venice on the drop curtain and 4 other scenes by Erwin Lamoss ( 1901 ) and plaster scrollwork complete with plump cherubs built in Boston ornament the opera hall and balcony in this historic building, which was constructed with walls built of granite from Stanstead.

The Eagle was an old pub in City Road, London, which was re-built as a music hall in 1825, demolished in 1901, and then rebuilt as a public house.

Guimard also employed some structural innovations, as in the extraordinary concert hall Humbert-de-Romans ( 1901 ), where a complex frame divides sound waves resulting in perfect acoustics, or as in the Hôtel Guimard ( 1909 ), where the ground was too narrow to have the exterior walls bear any weight, and thus the arrangement of interior spaces differ from one floor to another.

In December, 1901, Lowell and his wife donated funds anonymously to erect a building housing a large lecture hall, a facility the university lacked at the time.

In 1901 Newman became the lessee of the hall as well as its manager, but the following year, after unwise investment in theatrical presentations, he was declared bankrupt.

The church hall was added in 1901.

When the seminary consolidated with the Louisville Presbyterian Seminary in 1901, Centre took over Breckinridge as a residence hall for students.

In 1901 a frame structure, housing a gym, meeting hall, and music center, was erected on an adjacent lot.

Yoxall St Peters Primary School was built in 1901 However in the 1960s the hall, the offices and the Junior Department was added on to the existing Infant Department ( 1901 ).

To the southwest of the hall is a rose garden, set out by Thomas Mawson in 1901.

The presentation premiered on 13 September 1901, at the Melbourne town hall to a crowd somewhere between three and four thousand.

On Christmas Day in 1901, for example, " about 60 men were entertained at dinner at St James ' parish hall, and later in the afternoon 250 unemployed men were treated to tea in the same building by the sisters of the church.

The Gänseliesel ( English: Goose Girl, Goose Lizzy ( Liesel as pet name of Elisabeth )) is a fountain which was erected in 1901 in front of the mediaeval town hall of Göttingen, Germany.

6, ( January 1901 ), journalist Mary Nugent described the Bartitsu Club as "... a huge subterranean hall, all glittering, white-tiled walls, and electric light, with ' champions ' prowling around it like tigers.

When the Hall was dedicated in 1901, thousands of members and visitors attended its ten-day opening, during which time the hall was filled with amaryllises, azaleas, Pelargonium geraniums, gloxinias, jasmine, trumpet lilies, palms, rhododendrons, wisteria, and a collection of 1, 000 orchids, the finest collection gathered in America to that time.

The Massachusetts Horticultural Society has built and occupied a series of " Horticultural Halls " in Boston, including the first on School Street ( 1845 ), the second on Tremont Street ( 1865 ), and this third hall ( 1901 ).

Between 1901 and 1904 she was the superintendent of a hall of residence for female students at the University of Glasgow, but, otherwise, she appears to have made her living throughout her life by writing.

In the 1890s, the larger Royal Steam Roller Flour Mill was built on the flats next to the new railway that connected the district to Perth, and the town was slowly developing, and although it was still a comparatively small village by the time of Federation in 1901, it had several churches, municipal offices and hall, a variety of shops, two hotels, a public school and a railway station.