H. & T. C Time Table Details at Hearne and Bryan
The page lists southern and northern bound schedules for H. and T. C. trains with times for Hearne Bryan and San Antonio routes. It shows No. 1 and No. 3 departures to the north and No. 2 and No. 4 departures to the south, plus arrivals and through connections.
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Hearne
Local assorted notices and arrivals in Madisonville area
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief movements including Shelton Mickle Dunlap Royder Sugg Lindley Robinson and Shields. Daughters of the Confederacy meeting postponed. Rt Rev George Kingsolving to preach at Episcopal church. J A Myers new residence near completion. For sale saddle and buggy horse. Mount Vernon Pure Rye advertised at Exposition Saloon. Hardy Newton reported sick.
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George Dunlap
Millican
John H. Royder
Wellborn
Exposition Saloon
Dallas Hawkins
Houston
Buren
Cora Sugg
Vicksburg
Miss
W. R. Lindley
Madisonville
Edge Bros
R.M. Nall
H. G. Rhodes
Rose Shields
Port Gibson
T. C. Strauther
Jim Williams
Albert McMahan
Jim Bottoms
G. W. Rumby
Jerry Chapman
Charley Burr
Will Swinner
Madison County
Daughters of the Confederacy
E. J. Butler
George Kingsolving
Diocese of Texas
Episcopal Church
J. A. Myers
Newton
Mount Vernon
Hardy Newton
Sullivan Nominated for Short U S Senate Term in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi on January 5 the joint Democratic caucus nominated W V Sullivan for the United States Senate to fill the one year term ending March 4 1901 after hours of wrangling. George Anderson of Warren was elected caucus chair.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
W. V. Sullivan
United States
Sullivan
George Anderson
Warren
Bowers
Biloxi
Lowry
School drops histories of England from seventh and eighth grades
Chicago board of education officials order replacement reading in seventh and eighth grade history, removing England as the mother country reference. District superintendents to propose alternative English history books not mentioning England as mother country. led by Trustee Keating, president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
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Chicago
England
Board of Education
Keating
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Early apples favored as Denison shipments rise
Denison Texas reports a winter influx of fruit trees, with early varieties like early Junes preferred and benefited by more rain in the early season. In other notes, Henry Halk faced inquest outcomes in Colchester, Oscar Gray dies from a gopher hole incident near Yarnaby, Cleofas Solis involvement near Rosita prompts ranger action, and a Texas railway suit yields 1100 dollars to the plaintiff. Boston banker Charles H. Cole posts bail on misappropriation charges. Mrs Mollie Belle Deason died of blood poisoning in Jacksonville, ten days after her husband’s death.
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Denison
Tex
Jacksonville
Jai
Mollie Belle Deason
Praise for Germany Unveils American Educational Vision
New York January 5 United States consul James S Monaghan at a dinner of the Arkwright Club lauded Germany's educational system as a driver of agricultural and industrial growth. He contrasted U S exports and imports since 1789 noting large surpluses and urged adopting a German style yet avoiding class discrimination, arguing better education will advance the nation beyond its current gains.
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New York
James S. Monaghan
United States
Chemnitz
Germany
Arkwright Club
Spain
Portugal
England
Belgium
Russia
Clash of Courts Over Desertion Killing at Fort Crook
Papillion Nebraska January 5 federal and state authorities near a conflict over the killing of a deserter. A US marshal brought habeas corpus papers to Omaha seeking the release of Corporal Fair and Private Jockens held on Governor Poynter’s order for the death of Private Morgan from Fort Crook. They were acquitted by a court martial then jailed by state authorities for days unable to post bonds. War department officials are understood to be pursuing the matter.
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Papillion
Neb
United States
Omaha
Fair
Jockens
Poynter
Morgan
Fort Crook
War Department
Navarro county to gas and electric heating Corsicana courthouse
Navarro county commissioners contract with Corsicana Gas and Electric Light Co for natural gas supply to the courthouse and county jail in Corsicana Texas. Workers install piping to heat and illuminate the two buildings.
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Corsicana, Tex
Navarro County
Corsicana
Bridge plan to be studied by commissioners court
San Angelo Texas January 5 at the next meeting of the commissioners court figures for the construction of a steel bridge across the Concho at the foot of Beauregard avenue will be presented.
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San Angelo
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spurr
Revere
Paul Revere
Concord
Superior Rio
Lexington
John Chancy Kernole
Bryan
Wetaneser
Weiween Hearne and
Ban Antonio
A. W. Shelton
Yester
Rev. J
Mickle
Navasota
Elbert.Robinson
Alabama
Mrs
J. A. J. Robinson
Knights of Pythias Lodge
J.B Stevenson
C. C
Floy Dansby
V. C
Frank Clarke
Houston Cole
O. E. Saunders
J. G
T. K. Lawrence
C.G. I. N. Broadaway
J. KF
J.N. Jenkins
J. M. Roberts
Ed Isgett
G. M. Coldiron
L. L. Jackson
Sam Kelly
W. L. Clark
J. W. Towns
Arthur Coldiron
M. Coleman
Willie White
Amos Williams
Walter Williams
Neal
Otto Boehme
Arthur Day
Ardmore
I. T
Johnnie Conn
Tyler
W. F. Gibbs
Norwood
Tyler Haswell
Kentucky
Frankfort
Blackburn
Whallen
Ryan
Franklin County
Grand Jury
John H. Whallen
Charles Ryan
Harrell
W. Godfrey Hunter
John Wilson
E T. Franks
Henry Halk
Quincy, Is
Wesley Mills
Colchester
Mills
Hall
Yarnaby
Oscar Gray
San Diego
Cleofas Solis
Rosita
Bates
McNeill
Waxahachie, Tex
C. F. Williamson
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company
Cole
Boston
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank
Los Angeles
Cal
Generi Moreagan
Nebraska
Lockhart
Fritz Voight
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Kansas City
Paris
Novice
Comerence Fund
Telephone
MO. M
Lawrence
Kernole’s Stable
Kernole
Chase Ug
Java
Rosada Coffee
Ib Altura Coffee
Bear Rio Coffee
Ralston
Durkee
Dansby