H. and T. C. Schedule Highlighted Times
Northbound trains No. 1 No. 8 and No. 6 listed with departure times 10 18 am 1 45 pm and 2 17 am. Southbound Nos. 2 4 and 6 shown at 1 45 pm 4 22 pm and 2 60 am. Nos 3 and 4 described as fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
Local ads mix fashion with town chatter at Coulter's
R Girdles and corsets dominate shop notices at Coulter's with 49 cent Norwood summer corsets and 10 cent bleach vests. Misses Pearl Zulch and Hattie Webb return from Houston while Col A M Rhodes heads to Cameroon and J C Manning visits from Macy. For rent and boarding offered, while Gibbs, Webb Bros and Hunter Chatham promote footwear and fabrics amid a flurry of town visits and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Haswell
Col
A. M. Rhodes
Cameroon
Coulter's
Gibson
Webb Bros
Mae Cole
Dallas
Notable deaths and disasters reported in brief notes
A string of tragic events and incidents from multiple states includes the death of George Schmidt hit by a train in Jefferson City, a fatal shooting of Claude Stokes in Graveton, and George W. Ryan killed by his ex-wife in Spring Hill. Also noted are severe hail in Venus, a tornado near Caddo Mills, and various crimes and accidents across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmidt
Jefferson City
Sons of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Venus
Tex
Claude Stokes
Graveton
Bill Ball
Amos J. Cummings
New York
George W. Ryan
Spring Hill
Texas Organization of the
Catholic Knights of America
Waco
Houston
Clinton
Earl
Lake Charles
Philip Sanger
Texas
Dallas
Joseph Doughty
Collinsville
Texas and Pacific
Liberty
Caddo Mills
Local notices and social items from Bryan area
Hotel arrivals list with names from multiple cities. Bryan Ice Storage announces a new ice depot next to Levy Bros furniture. Captain John Q. Tabor promoted to assistant general manager of Waters-Pierce Oil Co with Houston HQ. Ice storage and social notices include contest winners, upcoming wedding of Miss Myrtie Mae Conway to Ervin Hugh Astin, and a Bryan Sunday school picnic at Lake Station in Leon County with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harder’s Feed Store
Levy Bros. Furniture
Bryan Ice Storage & Coal Company
Bryan
Capt
John Q. Tabor
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Houston
San Antonio
Walter J. Coulter
Arthur Zimmerman
Burt Franklin
Alma Miller
Myrtie Mae Conway
Ervin Hugh Astin
First Baptist Church
Texas
Union
Lake Station
Leon County
Volney Cavitt
Joe Cavitt
Wheelock
Heag
Gordon
Sibley Attacks Gen Smith Over Samar Campaign
Representative Sibley of Pennsylvania denounced Gen. Jacob H. Smith for Samar campaign orders, calling him a disgrace to the uniform and urging the president to strip him of his uniform within 48 hours. His speech drew strong Democratic applause and some Republican approval, notable as a former Republican who joined the Democrats over Spanish war issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sibley
Pennsylvania
House
Jacob H. Smith
Gen. Smith
Sibiey
Democratic Party
Senate Accepts House Amendments on Oleomargarine Bill
Washington April 29 The senate agreed to house amendments to the oleomargarine bill as passed by the senate and it now goes to the president for signature. Mr Simmons of New York addressed the senate opposing the Philippines government bill urging that Filipinos be turned over to island inhabitants and denouncing alleged cruelties by the American army calling on the president to investigate and condemn them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Senate
Simmons
New York
Philippines
White House
Conferees Agree on Chinese Exclusion Bill Provisions
The conferees have a final agreement on the Chinese exclusion bill. It repeals the temporary extension and reenacts laws until altered by law, extends them to island territories where applicable, allows entry for exhibition purposes, and keeps certification provisions in the Philippine islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Philippine Islands
Sunday Train Collision In Indiana Injures 80
In Wallen near Fort Wayne Indiana a Grand Rapids and Indiana excursion train collided with a freight train late Sunday night. Two coaches overturned and more than eighty people were injured though none seriously according to early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Wallen
Constable Engelbrecht Shot in Secluded New Jersey Road
In New Jersey on April 29 Constable Charles Engelbrecht was shot to death along a lonely stretch near Haake Hill. Police hunt for a bartender believed linked to the murder continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Engelbrecht
Ecaucus
Haake Hill
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Ferndell
Dansby
R. & G. Girdles
A. A. Farley
Russe
Norwood
C. B. Shepard
Coulter
J. & P. Coats
Kennedy
Norwood’s
Brylan Tee, Storage & Coal Co
J.C. Manning
Macy
Eagle
George Dunlap
Fritz Yeager
Millican
Taylor & Cox
D. C. Zuber
Comfort
Kendall County
James Dunn
M. D. Cole
Fannie Boyd
McGregor
J. M. Lawrece
Dr. Ramsey
Mississippi
Joe Biggs
Hunter & Chatham's
J. R. Leathers
Guy's
L. L. Anderson
L. L. Anderson Jr
J. W. Tabor
Col. Anderson
H. Levy
Isabel
Samuel Levy
Julius Levy
Ben S
TRI
Panama
Parks
Waldrop
Men's Outfitters
W. M. Mays
Weatherford
Crowley
Corrigan
Norwalk
J. W. Childers
Las Cruces
N. M
Thomas Heflin
Jean Baptiste Moacham
Winnipeg
Man
A. P. Peck
H. M. Downey
Lawton
Ohlo
Downey
Peck
J.C. Arvy
Pembroke
Chicago
Frank Roylen
Kansas City
Laclede
Paloa
Kaw
Boone
Henry Zoelk
E Freyer and Son
Milwaukee
R Woodall
Lynchburg
D Katz
New Orleans
Tentiebaum
Atlanta
W Carr
Heidenheimer
Galveston
St Louis
J H Reviere
RC Hansell
C T Parker
Louisville
W D Trueblood
North Carolina
A Cosby
Philadelphia
Tucker
J E Frisk
Hempstead
Andrew Conn
Danville
Litt Bloomfield
Wellborn
H T Berger Calvert
General Smith
Ramona Wafers
Nabisco
Athena Wafers
Heinz’s
Ney
Dodson Braun
Ed Hall
The
Merchants and Planters National Bank
J. W. English
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
W. L. Zalch
V International
Great Ber+hera
Longview, Laredo, Austin, San Artonio