Rail Time Table Fragments Show Hearne to San Antonio Schedule
The clipping lists west and east bound train leaves and arrivals for Hearne with partial times. It shows No. 9 leaving Hearne in the afternoon and No. 10 arriving Hearne late morning, plus Hu. & T. C. timetable notes around Hearne.
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Hearne West Bound
Hearne
San Antonio
T. C
Local News Roundup Showcases Visitors and Rentals
A flurry of visitors from Wellborn Wickson Stone City and Hempstead filled Bryan yesterday with arrivals and arrivals. Rentals and sales appear throughout including two upstairs rooms for rent and a house for rent near Main Street. Local merchants urge readers to try Ira Gooch’s carriages and C G Parsons cigars.
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J. K. Presnal
Wickson
John Hensarling
Wellborn
A. Glenn
Stone City
George Maxwell
Pankey
Dee Thompson
Reliance
George Edge
Cottonwood
R. L. Pounds
Bethel
New Columbus
Martha Shelby
Houston
Bryan
Hallie
Katie Henderson
Austin
W. H. Webb
Billy Johnson
J. W. Benson
J. D. Jones
Phil Clarke
Little Son
Hempstead
C. G. Parsons
A. M. Stewart
Free Baptist Church
Will Massey
Frank Smith
Sand Prairie
Noah Thompson
G. B. Shaw
G. M. Terry
Steep Hollow
H. Crenshaw
John Beard
W. Freeman
Guy Harris
L. L. Jester
Tyler
Jack Graham
Z. T. Wyatt
J. A. Shaw
T. J. Sawyer
Tom Sanders
West Texas
A. B. Carr
West Side
Main Street
H. T. Coulter
B. S. Read
Citizens Conference elects executive committee at courthouse
A citizens movement conference held at the courthouse yesterday afternoon drew about forty participants. County Chairman R F Bullock presided as C S Jones Harvey J K Presnal Bryan J J Vandiver Bryan formed the executive committee. A collection was taken to cover expenses and a plan to hold precinct and county conventions was agreed. Delegates will be sent to the Citizens County Convention uninstructed. It remains undecided if a full or partial ticket will be issued.
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Citizens Movement
R. F. Bullock
C.S8. Jones
Harvey
J. K. Presnal
Bryan
J. J. Vandiver
Spaniards to seek terms in Porto Rico to save honor
A Madrid dispatch reports the government orders the war minister not to push resistance in Porto Rico to the limit. Premier Sagasta seeks terms like those won by General Toral to minimize casualties and preserve Spanish honor as Americans near victory.
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New York
Herald
Madrid
Porto Rico
Sagasta
Macias
Toral
Contested Montauk Point land claim faces court challenge
Attorneys for the Montauk Indians announce ownership claims against Montauk Point land and oppose any transfer of possession by the United States to the Long Island Railroad. They warn that proper action will follow if the government ignores their rights and state the railroad has been a trespasser from the start.
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New York
the Times
Montauk Point
L. I. Scott & Treadwell
Montauk
United States
Scott
Transport Manitabo sails with Pennsylvania cavalry for Porto Rico
Newport News dispatch reports the Manitabo has departed with Pennsylvania cavalry and artillery and U S mail for Porto Rico. The rest of Grant s expedition remains awaiting transports.
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Newport News
Manitabo
Pennsylvania
United States
Porto Rico
Volunteers Offer to Relieve Troops at Santiago
The Canadian American legion of volunteers offers to relieve troops at Santiago as many officers and men are immunes. Reports from Aug 6 describe payroll delays at Camp Thomas with money present but payroll revisions required before payment. Regimental officers work to fix lists. the signal corps plans to depart tomorrow morning. seven regiments in Wade's expedition await orders to move.
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Chicago
Canadian-American Legion of Volunteers
Santiago
Wades
Boston
Maurice Conlan
John Sullivan
John Reardon
Fitchburg
Somerville
Fire devastates chapel at Niagara University
A fire in the chapel at Niagara University near Niagara Falls, a Catholic institution, nearly destroyed the building. Losses are estimated at not less than 70,000 dollars and investigators suspect an incendiary cause.
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Buffalo
Niagara University
Niagara Falls
Fire in Oswald Quay Destroys Merchandise Value
A Friday night fire in Oswald Quay caused by spontaneous cotton combustion ruined more than 1,000,000 marks worth of goods. In Cincinnati, eight serious typhoid fever cases are reported at Fort Thomas hospital.
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Hamburg
Oswald Quay
Fort Thomas
Cincinnati
Fort Thomas Hospital
London Fencing As Fashionable Pastime Across Elite Circles
Fencing grows in London among women and men, says Mr. McPherson, with after dinner bouts among the elite and several prominent female practitioners led by Miss Lowther and advocates like Lady Colin Campbell. Paris dominates the sport, though London houses a growing scene with noted amateurs and pros aiming for a tournament at a sporting club.
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London
McPherson
Paris
Daily Mail
Miss Lowther
Mr. McPherson
England
Colin Campbell
Langtry
Hutton
Egerton-Castle
Charles Dilke
Rue
Prevost
Kirchoffer
Conte
Desmedt
France
Thomeguex
Pini
Hygienic Tea Habits And Worry For Welfare At Club
Reading from a 19th or early 20th century social column, the piece argues against tepid tea left to stand and promotes a tarlatari tea ball for hygienic brewing. It links digestion, worry, and beauty, urging composure and social harmony over distress.
Watercress Sauce from Steamed Greens with Gravy
Watercress sauce is prepared by stewing chopped watercress in butter for ten minutes then seasoning with salt pepper mustard and vinegar. Beat smooth, add gravy from the roasting joint, and serve in a sauce-tureen as a pleasant change from ordinary gravy.
Candidate for Brazos County Attorney Seeks November Election
A candidate announces run for County Attorney in Brazos County aiming for election in November. The statement positions the bid as part of the forthcoming electoral contest and signals campaign intent.
Candidate seeks re election as justice of the peace
A candidate for re election to the office of justice of the peace seeks re election in Brazos County No 4 at the upcoming November election.
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Office of Justice of the Peace
Lo Reevict
Brazos County
Novenser
Barroom Incident Involving County Attorney and Officials
Late yesterday afternoon a barroom altercation drew County Attorney A G Board Jim Francis and Capt Robert Hudspeth into a dispute. Words were exchanged. glasses thrown and Board fired three shots, none hitting. Marshal Boyett jailed the parties, then released them to appear Monday. no injuries reported.
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A. G. Board
Jim Francis
Robert Hudspeth
Board
Hudspeth
Marshal Boyett
Coulter Goes to Market for Fall and Winter Stock
Mr. John W. Coulter, well known dry goods merchant, has gone to St. Louis and other markets to buy his fall and winter stock. He is a veteran dealer who knows how to bargain with big wholesale houses to secure low prices. New goods will arrive soon and the public is invited to call and see them.
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John W. Coulter
St. Louis
Coulter
Calvert homicide suicide reported after wife killed
Train report states a black man killed his wife at Calvert yesterday and shot himself when officers approached to arrest him. Tax Assessor Nalls completed rolls showing roughly sixty thousand dollars increase due to H T C railway assessment in the county.
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Calvert
Nall
Precinct meetings called for Brazos county delegates
D Mike announces August 9 precinct meetings to elect delegates for a county convention in Bryan August 20. If appointed callers fail, any movement supporter may call new meetings. Early precincts listed with contact names. sale ad follows for bran cotton seed meal oats and buggy harness at Williamson Bros.
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Citiizens
Brazos County
Bryan
District Court Room
W M Jericho
Will Brooks
John Ferguson
John Moss
John Edge
Abe Johnson
W J Roberts
Elias Mays
Robert Henry
Dennis Ballard
A J White
Will Ellis
John Stasney
Josh Washington
B. F. Bullock
D. Mike
Property Bargains Offer Cheap Homes and Land
Bargain-hunters urged to inspect a sale listing offering five houses on blocks 124 and 165, one house on blocks 149, two single lots on blocks 127 and 148, plus parts of Hill's addition and 5 acres two miles from Bryan with improvements. The dealer promotes these properties as a rare investment chance.
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G.S. Parker’s Gin
Bryan
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