G N Schedule Notes On Train Times And Connections
No. cranucand Faseen leaves at 4 25 p m making connection with neer ng east and west. No 101 South bound passenger arrives 7 15 p m eaves next morning 8 a m.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1903
Page
3
Train timetable fragments for northbound and southbound services
Readable train schedule lines list Northbound Nos 1 8 6 and Southbound Nos 2 4 6 with times 10 20 am 1 27 pm 2 13 pm 2 00 pm 4 16 pm 2 46 pm Nos 8 and 4 described as fast trains stopping only at principal stations
Seed sweet potatoes for sale by W. W. Griffin
Local notices list seed sweet potatoes for sale by W. W. Griffin and several residents visiting the city from nearby communities. Mentions include R. L. Barclay from Temple and Dr. W. P. Jones from Harvey. Norwood's store announces new goods and dress goods selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Griffin
R. L. Barclay
Temple
W. P. Jones
Harvey
Norwood
E. Gandy
Rock Prairie
Sue McCleland
Calvert
John McKinney
Stoneham
Grimes County
Josie Priddie
Sallie Price
Montgomery
J.G. W. Allen
Lea Phipps
Steep Hollow
Henry & Brogdon
Tennessee Triumph
Cox & Odom's
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
D. D
Bryan
Community and Commerce Roundup in Bryan
The article notes a college party hosted by Miss Sophie Hudson for attendees including Dr. D. H. Clark and several Misses, plus updates on local church completion ready for furniture and pipe organ delivery. It covers travels of Mr. Jeff D. Miller and Mr. Carl Meiners performances, store shipments to New Orleans, and various residents' visits and health notes in Bryan and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Adams
Howell
Wilson
Doremus
Tabor
Cavitt
Johnston
Watkins
Company Co
Sophie Hudson
New Methodist Church
M. Bonneville, Jr
New Orleans
Jeff,d. Miller
H. & T. C. Railroad
Dallas
Houston
Denison
D. M. Doyle
Navasota
Grimes County Oil and Pipe Line Co
Measure on imbecile asylum advances in Texas House
Austin notes show the house moved to engrossment on a bill creating an imbecile asylum with a reconsideration motion adopted. A half million dollar reward proposal to fund a boll weevil remedy drew support, while the senate approved Perkins’ penitentiary iron industry expansion and Hicks’ railroad safety switches and de rails mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Wooten
Rochelle
Beatty
Ponton
Glenn
Bolin
Senate
Perkins
Rusk Penitentiary
Penitentiary Board
Lanham
Hicks
Legislature Faces Fight Over Wage Garnishment Repeal
The joint resolution by Rep Weinert of Seguin and Sen Paulus of Hallettsville seeks to repeal the constitutional exemption of current wages from garnishment. Opposed by organized labor, this marks the first assault on general exemption laws this session and is seen as a possible step toward amending the homestead law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Weinert
Seguin
Senate
Paulus
Hallettsville
Governor Signs Bills Reducing Zapata Jurisdiction and Restoring Karnes
Austin Feb 14 Governor Lanham signed several measures. A house bill reduces civil and criminal jurisdiction of Zapata County Court. A second house bill restores criminal jurisdiction to Karnes County Court. Standifer bill declares suburban electric line bonds valid without railroad commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lanham
Zapata County
Karnes County
Standifer
Railroad Commission
Carl Meiners Delights Temple Audience in Stellar Violin Recital
The Dateh violinist Carl Meiners and English basso Linee wowed Temple crowds with a vigorous performance and warm tone. Critics praise Meiners as a born musician with reliable, fiery interpretations that captivate listeners. Also notices include opera house event on Feb 16 and local church services and varied city visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Meiners
Temple
Linee
Chicago
Meiner
Waco Times-Herald
Opera House
Farmers congress backs $200000 World Fair exhibit at St Louis
The Texas Farmers congress approved a $200,000 appropriation for a state owned exhibit to be stored at the Austin capitol for the St Louis World Fair. It also endorsed $10,000 yearly for the Agricultural and Mechanical College to support farmers institutes and approved work on short term convicts for county roads. Stollenwreck proposed $50,000 for a textile department at the A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Farmers’ Congress
St. Louis
Capitol
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Polygamy Looms As Statehood Debate Sparks Denunciations
Washington bill debate features Senator Depew accusing the Mormon church of clinging to polygamy and attributing the measure’s anti polygamy provisions to church influence. Senator Dubois argues the polygamy references are not serious and proposes tying Idaho’s constitution on elections to admission of Arizona and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Depew
Mormon Church
Dubois
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Darrow Concludes Argument in Anthracite Strike Case
The Anthracite Coal Strike Commission closes its open hearing in Washington after three months with Clarence S Darrow arguing for the miners. The panel will meet in secret next week to consider its award with wage increases dated from November first. President Mitchell attended but offered no remarks as the session ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Washington
Philadelphia
Clarence S.darrow
Darrow
Gray
Mitchell
Chicago turf investment offices raided by detectives
Chicago police raided three turf investment offices on Dearborn and Temple Court in a crackdown on falling trust schemes. Patrons crowded the Demorest door as agents searched for president A J Demorest and Benedict of Benedict Co. with multiple thousands in claims from out of town patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Turf Investment Company
N. Brolaski Company
Dearborn Street
Mid-Continent Investment Company
Iarborn Street
A. J. Dereorest Co
Temple Court Building
Dearborn
Quincy Streets
Demorest
A. J. Demorest
Benedict & Co
Continental National Bank
John W. Benedict
W. Curtis
Benedict
South Bend
Ind
Elkins bill to prohibit rebates passes U S House
Washington reports the House adopted the Elkins measure to ban railroad rebates to shippers by a 241 to 6 vote after a one hour debate under a special rule. Democrats protested the rule while seeking to offer Littlefield provisions as amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Little
Maine
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Overstreet
Indiana
Hepburn
Iowa
Delroy
Madisonville Nursery Ad Promotes Trees Shrubs and Sofas
An advertisement from Madisonville Nursery touts trees and shrubs at low prices and mentions W. A. Taylor as the agent for sofas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Taylor
For Sale Cheap Two Second-Hand Guitars and Sewing Machine
Items advertised include two second-hand guitars and a second-hand sewing machine. Apply at Mrs. L. B. Mendola's. Also a Madras shirt advertised at Coulter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Mendola
Coulter
Books Seized From E J Arnold & Co Office
Deputy sheriffs seized all books and records from the E J Arnold & Co office under grand jury order in St Louis. They were taken to the circuit attorney's office for grand jury examination. John J Ryan’s books were produced on subpoena. probe targets fraudulent investment promises with potential jail terms and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
E. J. Arnold & Co
Grand Jury
Circuit Attorney's
John J. Ryan
Company boasts 300000 investors with wide reach
An anonymous employee claims E. J. Arnold & Co. has 300000 investors including 30000 in St. Louis with the matter spread nationwide. The firm reportedly takes in about $25000 weekly in receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Louis
E. J. Arnold & Co
St. Louis
Woodmen Circle Elects Officers in San Antonio Meeting
Woodmen Circle convention names Dora Allard of Cleburne as grand guardian and Maggie Hyde of Dallas as grand advisor. Bettie Caldwell of Temple becomes grand clerk with Ida Firmin of Texarkana as grand banker. Willie Mathies of San Antonio is grand magician and Maud Murphy of Fort Worth is attendant. Annie Walton of Fort Worth is supreme delegate with Eula Durland of Denison as supreme alternate and Nannie Allen of Ennis as drill master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dora Allard
Cleburne
Maggie Hyde
Dallas
Bettie Caldwell
Temple
Ida Firmin
Texarkana
Willie Mathies
Maud Murphy
Fintonia
Annie Walton
Fort Worth
Eula Durland
Denison
Nannie Alien
Cudahy Packing Considers Dallas Branch Plant
Dallas reports that Cudahy Packing may build a Dallas branch house soon. Local Manager W. B. Heath says the project could cost between 30000 and 40000 dollars to erect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Cudahy Packing Company
W. B. Heath
Fort Worth worker crushed under press at depot
Feb 14 Fort Worth Sam Palmer a Black worker was crushed beneath a heavy press at the Fort Worth compress. He lay under the platform, his body described as a mass of pulp from shoulder down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Sam Palmer
Man awarded damages against railroad over wagon collision
J J Ginn of Tyler Texas won 8000 damages against the International and Great Northern railroad after a collision where his team was frightened by a train and he was thrown from his wagon leaving life altering injuries alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
J. J. Ginn
International and Great Northern Railroad
Deplorable Affair in Bowie Burglar Shootings
Will V. Bailey, manager for W. C. Stripling, was searching for a burglar when he accidentally shot and killed his wife and wounded himself in the left arm in Bowie Texas on February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie, Tex
Will V. Bailey
W. C. Stripling
Silas Hunsucker Charged in South McAlester Wife Murder
Silas Hunsucker, a Black man, was charged with the murder of his wife in South McAlester and denied bail. The case concerns domestic homicide observed by local authorities as they proceed with legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Hunsucker
South McAlester
Presidential Nominations Move Through Senate Nominations
Washington February 13 the president sent to the senate a slate of nominations including Marcus C McLemore for U S Attorney in the Southern District of Texas W D Sheppard for U S Attorney in the Northern District of Florida and George H Green for U S Marshal in the Northern District of Texas The listings reflect a routine executive appointment action across multiple districts by the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States Attorney
W. D. Sheppard
Florida
Marcus C. McLemore
Texas
United States
George H. Green
New Frisco Board Reelects Principal Officers
The St. Louis and San Francisco railroad's new board met in New York on Friday and re elected all principal officers whose terms had expired. Minor officers with HQ in New York and St Louis were created. In the executive committee H Porter succeeds Frederick Straus of J and W Seligman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad
City
St. Louis
H. Porter
Frederick Straus
J. and W. Seligman & Co
Fine oil flow in Tennessee near Jamestown
An oil well near Jamestown Tennessee came in Friday flowing at about 100 barrels per day. Reported as the best discovery in the area the well lies within six miles of the Nybrook oil well and yields a color oil considered high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Tenn
Nybrook
Doctor finds William Hooper Young medically sane at Sing Sing
Sing Sing prison physician Dr. Irvine examined William Hooper Young, serving a life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Anna Pulitzer, and ruled him medically and legally sane. Irvine cites morphine and cigarillo abuse as the cause of a previous claimed insanity.
Arrests in Sofia Mention Central and Local Officials
In Sofia on February 14 several figures including Michaelovsko of the central man committee Govere Zoutcheff and a local committee vice president were arrested. Profiles and maps of the Paohandi and Gulf railroad have been filed with the Texas railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Dent Michaelovsko
Central Man Committee
Govere Zoutcheff
Suial F
Paohandi
Gulf Railroad
Texas Railroad Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
D. H. Clark
Emmel’s Drug Store
Beethooven
Handelsbad
Amsterdam
Holland
Francis T. Simons
W. J. Coulter
J. H. Robinson
Shawnee Mercantile Co
Shawnee, Okla
E. L. Shettles
Marlin
Manhattan
Pat
Terns
Parks
Waldrop
Bryan Water, Light & Power Co
T. J. Preston
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Father Theon
W.E. Wilson
F. W. Payne
Benny Marwill
Geo. W. Higgs
Norfolk Boys
Coulter's
Capt
W. E. Saunders
L. H. Lulla
Calverc
S. D. Dunn
Hollis
Billy Gainer
Millican
Daily Post
Cox & Odom
MO. M. Lawrence
Chicago Concern
Elkin
Madisonville Nursery
Grand Jury of
International
New Frisco Board of Directors
Tennessee
Insauve and Sane
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