West Bound No 1 Trains Schedule Notice
East bound departures shown at 8 53 am 4 30 pm with west bound No 1 leaving at 1 05 am and five additional leaves noted.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1899
Page
3
East bound departures shown at 8 53 am 4 30 pm with west bound No 1 leaving at 1 05 am and five additional leaves noted.
Breck Clarke visits Wa-Hi and several residents move or travel to Waco Nav asota Madison county figures tour Central Texas with a special HU and T C train inspection. Firemen plan for Navasota celebration while Steep Hollow cemetery work and Methodist society refreshments are announced.
The Exchange Hotel records show arrivals including J E Crews of Virginia and L T Fuller of Calvert with J T Swanson from Palestine and J E Adams from San Antonio among others. Noted travelers include R B Richey from New York C W Carr from O Gatlin and Houston along with Gordon B Woodson of Lynchburg and John J Knight of Dallas.
The H T C offers round trip tickets to Houston for 1.00 with a limit of tickets for sale on April 21 and 22 for trains passing Bryan at 1 48 a m and 4 03 p m on April 21 and 1 48 a m on April 22. Tickets expire April 23.
On April 17 and 18 the Grand Lodge K of P will sell round trip tickets to Dallas for 4 95 with a limit through April 21. The alert includes names of local attendees and notes sales of insurance and commodities and local visits to Waco for a wedding.
An audacious robery occurred at the Alamo Gordo Lumber company in Alamo Gordo New Mexico on Monday. Two armed cowboys forced Cashier Davidson to open the safe yielding about 50000 in scrip. A third accomplice waited with the horses as a posse pursues through rough terrain.
A confrontation at the Missouri Kansas and Texas depot in Temple ends with Jim Ballew a mulatto cook killed by John Vennery after a dispute. Ballew dies minutes after being shot in the abdomen. Vennery is arrested and bound over on 1000 dollars after waiving examination.
Frank Callaway shot and killed his wife, a Siegel Hill department store saleswoman, in a crowded St. Louis shop. Five bullets struck head and breast. he surrendered, citing divorce dispute and dishonor. He told deputies he would be hung for the act.
Guthrie Oklahoma April 11 Thompson territorial treasurer was arrested on an indictment from the grand jury investigation. He is charged with diverting 2814 dollars of school fund interest to his own use. Thompson pleaded not guilty and posted 1500 dollar bond. His supporters argue no law prohibits custodians from earning interest on public funds.
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