Time Card and Local News From Hearne Texas
The page lists railroad time cards for northbound and southbound trains around Hearne with departures and arrivals. Local notes report a grandchild reunion of Major and Mrs J W Tabor, travel updates, illnesses, and visits from Bethel, Belton, Baylor, Austin, and other Texas towns. Social notes mention business patrons and upcoming community events, including a shooting event on Jan 1 at Frank Clarkes pasture and various visits to Terrell, Waco, Mexia, and Groesbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tabor
J. H. Weeden
Bethel
Mississippi
Texas
Willie Weeden
Fannie McClung
Rafe Davis
Belton
Edna Weeden
Baylor Female College
Jas. Dobrovolny
Austin
Thomas Holland
Calvert
Annie Deering
Millican
Mary M. Spann
Kate Martin
Marlin
John B. Hines
Otto Boehme
Hattie
Mabel Pearce
Palmer
Willis
Frank Clarke
Hiram Cook
Terrell
First Opera Appearance Delights Harris Audience
The Harris operatic night drew a large crowd despite weather as Harry Corson Clarke starred in What Happened to Jones with strong support. The performance earned hearty appreciation while local notices highlighted sermons, social events, and a town program from January 1 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Harry Corson Clarke
Jones
Clarke
James Christian
Somerville
Flourney Reed
Eagle
Reg
New Year Greeting From Houston Merchant
A Houston business notice announces the owner's resignation and new address with W. Gilmore. The letter invites friends and patrons to visit the new place to find a complete stock at low prices and thanks them for past patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurr
Concord
Superior Rio
Lexington
W. ©. Gilmore
Dwll W. LL
Houston
Hotel Arrivals from Cities and Notables Listed
The notice lists guests arriving at the Central hotel including J B Mike City M T Patrick Waxahachie J G Fitzhugh Austin J Mickle Navasota Geo E White Ft Worth Geo W Norrell Houston D Mahoney College J C Renfro Franklin Miss Medeline Bruguiere Miss Jane Irving Daniel Halifax New York Tom Hicks New Orleans M H Elam Willis J H Ford City L P Gravin Galveston C C Harrison Navasota T J Seale Waco Willie McCary Dallas Jim Cooper Well born Clarke Company.
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J B Mike
City
M T Patrick
Waxahachie
G Fitzhugh
Austin
Mickle
Navasota
Geo E White
Ft Worth
Geo W Norrell
Houston
D Mahoney
College
J C Renfro
Franklin
Medeline Bruguiere
Jane Irving
Daniel Halifax
New York
Tom Hicks
New Orleans
M_ H Elam
Willis
J H Ford
L P Gravin
Galveston
C C Harrison
T J Seale
Waco
Willie McCary
Dallas
Jim Cooper
Wellborn
Clarke Company
Steamer Linda Burns and Sinks on Red River
The Linda of Shreveport burned to the waters edge and sank off Vanceville on the Red River. Five roustabouts from Shreveport were burned or drowned as officers and crew escaped by swimming. The fire’s cause is unknown and the ship carried 150 bales of cotton and 489 sacks of cotton seeds.
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Shreveport
Linda
Vanceville
Red River
Red River Line
Contempt ruling in Mary Eddy libel case
Mrs Josephine Woodbury was found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Bradley in Boston Superior Court over statements about the Mrs Eddy libel suit published in a newspaper. She was fined $50, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Josephine Woodbury
Bradley
Mary Eddy
Christian Science Church
Governor General Davis sails to Washington on Ponce
San Juan reports Governor General Davis and his aide Lieutenant Battle have left for the United States aboard the steamer Ponce to meet the president's request. In Glasgow, the city accepts a New York firm bid for tramway electric feeders at £151,000, £10,000 below the cheapest British offer.
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San Juan
Davis
Lieutenant Battle
United States
Ponce
Washington
Glasgow
New York
Bank president sought on embezzlement warrant
The war rant for the arrest of Charles H. Cole former president of the Globe National Bank of Boston on a charge of embezzling 900000 has arrived in Los Angeles California. Four men were killed and several injured in a boiler explosion at Elizabethtown Pennsylvania affecting Keller and railroad contractors employees.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank of Boston
Elizabethtown
Keller & Railroad Contractors
Venezuelan Government Orders Mauser Rifles in New York
The Venezuelan government placed an order in New York for 0, 000 Mauser rifles and 2,000, 000 cartilage in this city, dated December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Java
Paul Revere
John Chancy Kernole
Bryan
Hearne
Ban Antonio
Time Table Hearne
C. Martin
F. W. McConnico
Revere
Gussie Finley
Mexia
Gue Stevener
Kurten
Kernole
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
John Hensarling
Rock Prairie
B. F. Leman
Robert Leman
Groesbeeck
Texas Bakery
W. Norrell
Lexington Coffee
Kernole’s
L. Bonneville
Wilson-Jenkins Drug CO
5. L. Shettles
Methodist Church
John Chaney Kernole
Miss Johnston
Miss Waters
Dean Hearne
W. R. Foster
Gaylor
Montgomery County
A. J. Searcy
Madison County
Taylor & Cox
Lilla Graham
Malcolm McInnis
Ausin
Frank Buchanan
Maburn Harris
J. A. Kernole
Frank Gonrad
Exposition Saloon
M. T. Patrick
S. C. Martin
Billy Bell
Terday
E. L. Shettles
J. B. Mike’s
Faust
Arions Carnival
H. C. Muller
Abe Holzman
Enobmort
Pettee
Cupids Arms
Alfred Karger
H. C. Miller
Central
Thomas
Bayles
Mrs. Woodbury
Kody
el Paso
Frank Kelly
San Marcial
N. M
Santa Fe Railway
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Hernandez
Caracas
Venezuela
Pulido
Sayers
M. Openheimer
W. H. Storey
A. P. Wozencraft
Texas Volunteer Guard
Waco, Tex
Jack Standlee
Otis
Manila
War Department
Edward R. Taylor
Twentieth Infantry
Agno River
Beautista
Alaska
the Journal
San Angelo
Tex
Will Laswell
Robert Lee
Ramsey
Sheffield
BESF
Telephone
MO. M
Lawrence
Kernole’s Stable
Ib Altura Coffee
Ib Bear Rio
Ralston
Durkee
Dansby
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