Passenger Train Schedules
North and south bound schedule numbers listed with times 1 38 PM 12 46 AM 3240 PM 248 AM and 102 Northbound 1020 AM 101 Southbound 505 PM.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1907
Page
3
North and south bound schedule numbers listed with times 1 38 PM 12 46 AM 3240 PM 248 AM and 102 Northbound 1020 AM 101 Southbound 505 PM.
A cloud of brief notices lists visitors and locals in multiple Texas towns. Mark Kudasi, Mrs. C F Terrell, Alberta Adams, Vandiver, Mrs Mark Wilcox, Dedlice Hickman, S W Hemphill, Virgie Edinburg, Joe Woolf and daughters, Johnnie Sanders, O C Charlton, J A D Robinson, Dr J E May, H Coleman, Kor Rent Cottage, E B Lomax, 210 Born to E A Berry, Dr Je W Cavitt, Rev E L Shettles, Wilson & Derden, J W Williams Jr, Jace Ferguson, Mrs A L Evans, Mrs E Parezek and Julia, Dr Shoops Health Coffee ads, A and M College architect committee meeting, insurance notices, J B Hines advertising, H T C stock sale, 1907 insurance pitch, West side residence for sale, RK B Compton visit, John Wannamaker and Marshal Field patterns, September stock update, Major L L Melnnis to Brownwood for reunion.
A notice lists new Home Journal fashion patterns priced 5, 10, and 15 cents with free September fashion sheets from Wilson & Derden. The column also reports numerous social visits and travels of local residents to Galveston Houston Navasota Waco San Antonio Fort Worth and Kurten. It mentions school teaching plans and baseball trips and ends with an insurance pitch from Jno B Hines.
Deputy U S Marshal Sam Cone confronted two men aboard a boat on the Arkansas River two miles above Tulsa. After signaling and opening fire the vessel fled, one man fell into the water and did not surface, the other jumped into the river and escaped ashore.
Montgomery August 10 lawyers for the Southern Railway Company appeared before Judge Jones and secured a modification of the injunction restraining enforcement of laws during pending litigation. Judge Jones spoke freely on the bench about the principles involved in the ruling.
The Texas railroad commission cancels prior orders recognizing Nacogdoches Southern Railway as a public highway and common carrier with fixed rates and rules. The change takes effect August 15 in Austin.
At 8:30 p.m. on Friday 135 operators from the Western Union Telegraph office in Dallas walked out in protest over the firing of a union member in Los Angeles. The entire office force joined the strike with a cheer as they left the building.
In Booneville Missouri Judge W H Martin delivers a permanent injunction preventing anti unionists from interfering with the union of the Presbyterian and Cumberland Presbyterian churches. The circuit court decision maintains church unity and blocks disruption actions by opponents.
Chicago notes the death of W C McDonald a longtime political figure and prominent gambler. The piece cites the murder case of W C Guerin and its impact on McDonald’s health stating he died after breaking down physically from the scandal and that he left an estate valued in the millions.
The Chicago National League team closed negotiations with Nashville for catcher Hardy. Nashville sends catcher Seabaugh now with Montgomery and a cash bonus. The Eagle notes the Farmers Union state meeting will be at A and M College with superior entertainment and profit for delegates. The Buchanan Moore Co announces its new store opening Aug 15 with music and stock display. Joe Kosh is advertised for moving work including piano moves. Mrs. C M Spell suffered paralysis but shows improvement. Mrs. Lillie Davis sails to Port Sullivan for a Llano River camp hunt. A lost ivory handled white silk fan was found near the S F Wilcox residence offering a reward. The aged mother of Simon Gregg, colored, died last week at about 100 years old.
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