H.& T.C. Schedule Listed Train No. 1 8 Arrivals
Northbound No. 1 at 1 17 p m and No. 8 at 2 14 a m are shown with No. 15 at 8 05 a m. Southbound No. 2 at 2 44 p m No. 4 at 2 45 a m and No. 16 at 9 87 p m are listed.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1901
Page
3
O W and B V Schedule No100 Leaves and Connections
Train schedule notes morning 7 15 a m connection with main line I and GN westbound and afternoon 1 20 p m and 4 p m with Mn line I. 8 30 p m departure.
Local News Briefs and Social Notes
W E Saunders traveled to Houston yesterday and Judge Jno N Henderson returned to Dallas Sunday. W E Johnson and Joe Parks spent Sunday in Bryan. Prof J W Carson of College left Sunday for Austin. Miss Kitsie Sims leaves for Hempstead. Mr and Mrs Lemones Adams depart for Waco. C M Camp travels to Chicago for two weeks. Mrs Russell Watkins hosts High Five Wednesday at 8 pm. Miss Adah Lee Polk and Master Philip Clark visit Hempstead yesterday. Car corn on the track sale by C F Moore. Phone 53. Nice rooms and board offered at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Johnson
Joe Parks
Bryan
J. W. Carson
College
Austin
Lemp
Chicago
C. F. Moore
Russell Watkins
Whitings box stationery and local notices
Whit ing's box paper colors shown by Caldwell and Whiting's. Local notices list weddings gifts good prices at Caldwell's and a five room rental with contact Tom Searcy. A burglary attempt at Mrs J Zulechs residence was thwarted by Eugene Edge after disturbance at back door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Zulech
Eugene Edge
City Council Advances Street Improvement Plans
City Council meets in adjourned session approving street work. Finance reports show balances across funds, including special building, water works, cemetery, and street appropriation. The finance committee may hire a street roller and inspect Marlin gravel for use, with Brenham roller bids reviewed. J E Butler re elected city attorney and ordinances drafted on dangerous buildings and removal of health officer yellow flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftenoor Gyy
Derman Tabor
Preem
Rysiding
Ystee Hee
Marlin
Finance Committee
Parker and Howell
Brenham
Tyler Haswell
J. E. Butler
Bryan Business League anticipates large turnout and reports
The Bryan Business League plans a large audience for its regular monthly meeting at the K P Hall in Koppe Building tonight at 7 30. The legislative committee will report on the Girls Industrial School and the Farmers Convention report is expected. The meeting may present new business of exceptional interest. Representative Green of Yoakum, an A M visiting committee member, praised Bryan and said prosperity is at a high point. J R Astin attends to the industrial school bill in Austin with other league members. John M Caldwell highlights a premier stock of wedding presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Wilson- Jenkins Drug Co
Caldwell
Judge W. W. Grubbs
Greenville
Bryan
Austin
Tom Searcy
C. A. Hooper
Navasota
Huntsville
Business League
K. of P
Koppe
W. E.sanpders
F. M. Law, JR
Representative Green
Yoakum
A. and M
J.R. Astin
Green
J. Allen Myers
Mr. Myers
J. R. Astin
Bryan Business League
John M. Caldwell
Because He Loved Her So delayed in Bryan schedule
The company has moved its date due to sickness and will not perform until Thursday night February 14. The laughable society comedy Because He Loved Her So will be staged then at Ewing Taylor management prefers to delay rather than present a poorer show. Ladies free Thursday night with a paid 30 cent ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ewing-Taylor
Excursion Tickets Offered by H. T. C. to Fort Worth and New Orleans
H. and T. C. extends round trip fares: Fort Worth at 6 dollars 20 cents, Mardi Gras to New Orleans at 13 dollars 80 cents. Tickets require signing and stamping in the respective city by set return deadlines Feb 15 for Fort Worth and March 1 for New Orleans 1901. W. S. Wilson, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wotrh
Ft. Worth
New Orleans
W.S. Wilson
Senate Takes Up Shipping Bill After Vote
Washington Feb 11 The Senate, in session at 11 this morning, moved to take up the Shipping bill after a roll call vote, with a 53 to 14 result. Representative A L Shaw of New York died suddenly Sunday morning and was draped in black as tributes were offered by the House. Proceeding after the adjournment debate, the House leadership decided not to adjourn to honor him. The Ways and Means chairman, Mr Payne, presented the war revenue act as amended, and urged rejection of the Senate substitute, seeking a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fen
Senate
Tarley
Tennessee
Edward
el. Eo
Colorado
Thomas M. Patterson
HP Os
Mr. Jones
Ane
Deskjet
A. L Shaw
New York
Grand Army of the Republic
Shaw
House
Payne
Committee On
Spooner Amendment Reported Favorably in Senate
Washington February 11 The senate committee on the Philippines authorized Senator Lodge to report the Spooner amendment to govern the Philippines as an amendment to the army appropriation bill with a minor verbal change. The word judicial was struck out as judicial functions are seen as civil administration. The Democrats offered no opposition. The measure will go to the military affairs committee. The same day the anti trust bill remained in committee with little progress toward a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Lodge
Spooner
Committee On
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
House
Hoar
Nominations to brigadier generals in the regular army
Washington February 11 the president sent to the senate the nominations of James H Wilson of Delaware and Fitz Hugh Lee of Virginia now brigadier generals of volunteers to be brigadier generals in the regular army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
James H. Wilson
Delaware
Fitz-Hugh Lee
Virginia
Mrs Maybrick Pardoning Efforts Reported In Washington
The State Department has not been advised of any British pardon for American Mrs Florence Maybrick imprisoned in England for poisoning her husband. Ambassador Choate has pressed the case, though unofficially, while London officials deny any pardon as of February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Florence Maybrick
England
Choate
Hay
London
Maybrick
Deaths in Illinois Southern official family suspected poison
Centralia Illinois February 11 H W Schmidt superintendent of the Illinois Southern railroad died at Sparta today His son Harry died Saturday night and Mrs Schmidt is not expected to live It is supposed the family was poisoned by eating canned beef
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Tus
H. W. Schmidt
Illinois Southern Railroad
Sparta
Harry
Former King Milan of Servia Dies in Vienna
Vienna reports the death of former King Milan I of Servia after a week of illness. The monarch abdicated his throne decades ago and had lived in exile before his passing in Vienna on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Milan of
Servia
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Dansby
Idooag
O.W
B. V. Schedule
Ms & N
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Houston
Jno. N. Henderson
Dallas
Adah Lee Polk
Philip Clark
Hempstead
Yterday
New Market
W. Buchanan
C. A. Lewis
Joseph Wiley
Frank Ashford
Lewis
Galveston
J. L. Fountain
A. & M. College
Prairie View Normal
Caldwell’s
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Company
Ene
George F. Freeman
United States Navy
United States Naval Hospital
Washington, D. C
Geo. F. Freeman
the Potts Baking Powder CO
The
Ewing-Taylor Company
Washington News
Spooner Amendment
Home Office
Milan
John M, Lawrence & Co's
Jno, M, Lawrence & Company
Jno.m. Lawrence & Co
Ben S. Reep
the McDougld Drug Store
Exchange
Noty
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Brogdon’s Livery Stable
Jas. O. Kernale
J. W. Brogdon
Otto Boehme’s
Texas
Otto
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