Passenger trains and local notes from Bryan area
Passenger train schedules list North bound No 3 at 1 38 p m No 5 at 12 46 a m South bound No 2 at 3 no 6 at 2 48 a m Fresh strawberries Howell Bros city notes report several residents in town yesterday with business travels to Dallas Houston and Austin Mention of Grand Opera House next show The Orphans Prayer January 16 and multiple marriage licenses issued Several local names appear including Yardley Josie Graham Proctor Williams Grandy Wilson Edge Hamilton Clifton Clifton Gandy and others
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Geo. Williams
Cart Wheel Prairie
A. B. Grandy
Rock Prairie
Monroe Miller
Hearne
Wilson & Edge
Grand Opera House
Allen Academy Welcomes New Boarding Students
Allen Academy reports a wave of old boys returning and lists new boarding students including Robert Burns Dallas Texas Jas Kennedy Taylor Texas oe Nance Anahac Texas and others from various Texas towns. The note highlights school spirit and alumni support.
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Allen Acatem
Robert Burns
Dallas
Teex
Jas. P. Kennedy
Taylor
Tex
Oe Nance
Wallisville
J. B. Nagness
Mayer, Tx
In Memory of Little Augusta Straub
In memory of Little Augusta Straub a nine year old child, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Straub of the Minter Spring community. She died January 9 1907 and was buried January 10 1907 at Minter Spring cemetery. A friend Lena H Wellborn Texas offers condolences and notes heavenly welcome for the departed.
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Little Augusta Straub
Little Gus
Rs. August Straub
Minter Spring
Lena H. Wellborn
Texas
Ed Kiam's White Sale Opens Saturday Morning
Ed Kiam announces his annual White Sale starting Saturday morning January 5 featuring muslin wear sheeting embroidery handkerchiefs and all white goods at reduced prices. Also includes insurance ads by Jno B Hines and B G Wallace noting office locations in Smith Building and a stray and livestock notice with rewards. Church sermon topics and service times at the Christian church are listed with Bible school at 9 45 a m.
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Ed Kiam
Mary Lawrence
Smith Building
Jno
B. Hines
Jnc. B. Hines
Challenner
The
Christian Church
Puget Sound Steamer Alice Gertrude Strikes Reef
The steamer Alice Gertrude struck a reef at the entrance to Chalam Bay and was pounded to pieces. Crew were saved after lines were shot ashore from guns amid the sea-force and wreck.
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Puget Sound
Alice Gertrude
Seattle
Puget Sound Navigation Company
Chalam Bay
First Cuban Special Makes Its Seasonal Run
New Orleans report says the Illinois Central began its first Cuban special of the season. The weekly train from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Louisville went directly to the Musson dock for onward steamer connections.
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New Orleans
Illinois Central
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Japanese Labor Steamer Arrives With 992 Workers
Reports from Salina Cruz indicate a Japanese steamer reached the City of Mexico carrying 992 laborers bound for the Las Esperanzas mines. The vessel was seven days overdue.
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City of Mexico
Salina Cruz
Las Esperanzas
Weekly Sailings Begin to Havana by Southern Pacific Steamship
New Orleans January 12 weekly sailings to Havana were started by the Southern Pacific Steamship company's steamer Momus, which completed its first trip. The service marks the start of a regular weekly voyage schedule.
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New Orleans
Havana
Southern Pacific Steamship Company
Oon
Momus
Local clubs host meetings at Carnegie hall and campus events
The Sewing club will be entertained by Mrs. H G Rhodes next Tuesday. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs Lilia Graham McInnis with a small turnout and a social afternoon. A music recital at T W C featured Miss Bradbury Harris Miss Fountain Wiley Fay Miss Dennis Killough Peale and Eaves with praise for Prof Lillebridge. Arbor Day planned on campus with tree planting.
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Sewing Club
H. G. Rhodes
Lilia Graham McInnis
Embroidery Club
L. L. McInnis
Miss McInnis
Bryan
Bradbury
Harris
Fountain
Wiley
Mr. Fay
Eugene Dennis
Lillebridge
Eumenean
Lrue College Society
Adline Sanders
Morocco Manufacturers Move to Raise Glazed Kid Prices
In Philadelphia on January 12 the Morocco Manufacturers' National Association voted to advance the price of glazed kid due to higher goatskins costs and wage increases. The 175 firms aim to shield against tariff cuts and keep control of US output. Other notes report Gulf Pipe Line buying land for a 100000 dollar pumping station near Big Sandy Texas.
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Morocco
United States
Gulf Pipe Line Company
Big Sandy
Tex
Noble, Ohlo
Charles Carnell
Pickering
J. F. Sermons
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Sam Booth
Liberty
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City
Lee Josey
F. S. Wilcox
J. P. Graham
H. H. Seale
W. E. Gandy
C. A. Adams
Houston
Tom Fuller
Harvey
L. M. Glaze of
Benchley
R. L. Weddington
Wheelock
Miss Maud Smith
Millican
J. B. Carroll
Geo. D. Tucker
Devalson Buchanan
Sue Barnes
H. Kurten
Kurten
J. L. Hensarling
Wellborn
Robert Armstrong
Austin
P. H. Arrington
C. M. Proctor
R. M. Gordon
Kansas City
Mary Stubenrauch
Marshall
J. W. Hamilton
North
R. F. Yardley
Ben Arnold
Josephine Stanley
Corsicana
Henry
Taylor Wilson
Joe Alker
Walker Settlement
Geo. Lloyd of
Calvert
Patton
Miss Cobb
Alexandra
M. Higgins
Eagle
Ohn B. Hines
Will Smith
A. B. Welch
Clarence Griffin
W. A. Dodson
G. H. Fullerton
M. Brooch of
Tabor
Mr. Fullerton
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
W. B
Dunlap
Pire
Allen Academy
Gus
Papa
Mamma
Will S. Higgs
Proctor Pasture
B. G. Wallace
Sseilie McDougald
Mae Wilson
Cora Garth
MiMal Wilson
Praeny
Conser Dentyry of Music
Mutual Improvement Club
Carnegie Hall
Shakespears
Antony and Cleopatra
J. B. Kinnard
M. Lawrence & So
MNO
A. Moore
Singer
T. A. Satterwhite