Trains Schedule Note by B Harris Agent
An old telegram style note describes train numbers 6 16 18 and 4210 am with Hustler and Ow schedules. B Harris, agent, references changes in trains 16 and 16 and two daily trades as local trains.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
3
An old telegram style note describes train numbers 6 16 18 and 4210 am with Hustler and Ow schedules. B Harris, agent, references changes in trains 16 and 16 and two daily trades as local trains.
An official British cabinet reshuffle sets Kitchener as War Secretary in the wartime coalition with Churchill as admiral and Halfour as First Lord of the Admiralty. Asquith remains Prime Minister, Lloyd George becomes Munitions Minister, and a new Ministry of Munitions is created to organize war supply. An offer to John Redmond is declined. Viscount Haldane steps down as Chancellor. Local note: Texas preacher Onderdonk to speak at Methodist meeting.
A Studebaker roadster driven toward Mr. Lamar Methea’s daughter Mine Lote Bethea collided with a slow Houston Central Freight train at Anderson street crossing. No one was hurt as occupants jumped clear though brakes failed amid the impact and the radiator, hood and left fender were crushed.
Fragmented OCR notes list names and places such as Al Cottle Purrat and Makivat event, with references to hotels, phones, and a few individuals including Mr and Mrs Prank Bracek Miley Hoan Koh and M. Allison. Content is garbled but suggests local notices and personal connections.
A listed roll of arrivals includes Werner from Kansas City, Ward from Dalian, A. J. Martin from Houston, Murphy from Houston, Jack Green from Brenham, Clowe from Houston, M. Bodine with $1, Lewi, Wilton from Philadelphia, Momer Wade from Stamford, Joss Cummings from Dallas, Wheeler from Fort Worth, Goodwin from Waco, Carl Geyer from New Orleans, J.D. Metibeony from San Antonio, John Wood from Cleveland, Cates from Martin, HLF Hines from Corsicana, Smith from Mart, Oliver from Chicago, Alexander from Houston, Limewater from Lauriaville, Phelan from Dallas, Easton from St. Louis, Orr from Houston, and Doty from Datla among others in a miscellaneous hotel roster.
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