C W B Schedule No 100 Leaves and Arrives Times
Train timetable listing No 100 leaves at 7 16 a m making connection with main Line I and GN westbound. No 101 arrives at 1 20 p m. No 102 leaves at 4 p m with G ON eastbound. No 103 arrives at 8 50 p m.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
3
Local real estate and assorted notices in Bryan
Real estate agent Roe Edge dominates county sales while two dozen residents travel in from Corsicana and Waco. Local ads tout Lemp’s beer and Edwin Clapps shoes, with auctions, livestock for sale, and a Jersey cow for sale. Community events include a debate at Allen Academy, a church tea, and a Valentine party, plus notices on shipping eggs, lost pets, and public hauling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff A. Adams
Monroe Edge
Geo. M. Edge
Mexia
Col. L. L. Foster
Austin
H. Gelber
Waco
Blumenthal
Navasota
Roe Edge
Lemp
Public Hauling and Local Notices From Marlin
Public Hauling offers general wagon service with headquarters at Bryan Grocery Co run by W H McGrady. The Juvenile Missionary Society holds a candy pulling at the parsonage Saturday at 1 pm admission five cents. Marlin council bans bootblacks on Sundays. J H Loughridge and family move to Seattle. For sale cheap second hand buggy and harness with a young horse. Farmers prepare land during dry spell. Hon L T Dashiell, former state representative, visited from Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Grocery Co
W. H. McGrady
Marlin
J.H. Loughridge
T. L. Loughridge
Eula
Seattle
Wash
L. T. Dashiell
House of Representatives
Palestine
Strange Pension Granted To Widow Of Trooper
The widow of a Sixth Cavalry trooper was granted a pension after the coroner's verdict said she unintentionally strangled him with his leather watch chain during an altercation in 1888. The account details a night of drink, pursuit, and a failed attempt by bystanders to intervene before the husband died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Washington Star
Rotary Hand Fan Described As Modern Invention
The New York Sun describes a compact rotary hand fan of six inches with three blades and a protective guard. It folds for storage and uses pressure on two handles to drive a simple gearing system. it runs continuously in one direction at high speed for cooling and potential uses like dusting bric a brac and drying fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Texas Legislature Moves on Industry Education For Youths
The Texas House adopted a resolution to use part of the free school fund for industrial education of youths. The bill fixing district clerks fees was engrossed at 2500 dollars annually. Senate backed a resolution thanking Mexico for storm relief. A railroad damages venue bill passed third reading with amendments making violations a felony. Harris of Hunt pushed a primary election expense bill with strict filing and liability rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Texas
Mulkey
Hunt
Senate
Republic of Mexico
Paulus
Harris
Hanger
Indians Peaceful After Creek Uprising Near Henrietta
Peace among the Creeks appears to hold at Henrietta Indian Territory with Chitto Harjo to face a preliminary hearing and treason trial in Muskogee. Minor leaders to be arrested, cavalry under Lieutenant Dixon to stay a few days. Indians burned signals in hills near town but made no depredations. soldiers kept vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
I. T
Chitto Harjo
Muskogee
Dixon
Votes Sold in Indiana Disfranchised for Years
In Montgomery circuit court Willis Sering Scott Ransdell A H Peterson and James Shelton pleaded guilty to selling votes in the November election and were disfranchised for 12 years Rufus Wells and son were found guilty and disfranchised for 19 and 20 years John Osborne and William Roberts were convicted and disfranchised for 15 and 16 years Twenty one men so far have been found guilty and disfranchised for 12 to 20 years Meanwhile in Chippewa Falls Wis a 6 year old boy Carl Smith died after ingesting carbolic acid in a home for Feebleminded after days of strange behavior and a nurse distraction led to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Willis Sering
Scott Ransdell
A. H. Peterson
James Shelton
Rufus Wells
John Osborne
William Roberts
Minneapolis
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Carl Smith
Oklahoma statehood delegates demand immediate action
Guthrie Oklahoma delegates at a January 31 convention urged Congress to grant statehood at the earliest possible moment. Sydney E Clark of Oklahoma City chaired the statehood executive committee as 200 delegates from all counties backed single statehood, with a minority advocating a combined Oklahoma territory state. In Curacao Venezuela reports note fighting at Agua Fria ended with revolutionaries defeated and leaders captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
O. T
Congress
Sydney E.clark
Oklahoma City
Statehood Executive Committee
Oklahoma
Willemstad
Curacoa
Venezuela
Agua Fria
Acosta
Caripe
Ardmore Enforces Mandatory Vaccination Law
Ardmore Oklahoma reports the city council enacted a strict vaccination mandate within five days. Two offenders were fined in city court and about twenty citizens were arrested for noncompliance. The smallpox situation is not considered serious locally. extreme precautions are being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
I. T
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Dansby
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B. V. Schedule
Neha
C. B. Beck
Corsicana
A. P. Duncan
H. L. Bullock
North Texas
Collie Carr
Mae Cole
Hearne
Webb Bros
Edwin Clapps
George Dunlap
George Harrington
Millican
W. A. Banks
Minter
Ecmmirches
C. A. Adams
Indian Territory
John K. Davis
The
Bryan Grocery Company
New York
Dollie Carr
Brazos County
F.S. Wacox
J.D. West
Jewel Howard
George Stewart
Allen Academy
Opera House
H. A. Hudspeth
O. L. Andrews
R. B. Dunn
A. H. Royall
E. T. Yates
R. H. Glass
J. A. Knight
W. E. Neeley
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A. and M. College
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George Clarke
Mesdames Astin
Boyle and Jenkins
Lillie Hall
John V. Currie
Ladies Home Mission Society of the
Methodist Church
D. D. Dawson
T. P. Knight
Frank Knight
E. C. Wall
John Lowell
Madisonville
Mike
W. R. Cavitt
Ladies and Society of the Baptist Church
J. A. Myers
E.G. Youens
C.8. Steele
G. W. McMichael
New Market
C .W.& B. V. Depot
W. Buchanan
Legislature
Indiana
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the Sentinel
Crawfordville
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Small Boy
Gvodoboo Sododogse
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
M. J. James
Ben S. Reed
Otto Boehmpe’s
Otto
Brogdon’s Livery Stable
Jas. O. Kernale
J. V. Brogdon
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