Train Schedule Details North and South Bound
Schedule numbers show north bound No. 5 and No. 102, south bound No. 101 and No. 6. Times listed 3:40 PM for northbound and 2:48 AM for southbound. Indicated services include H. and T. lines.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
3
Schedule numbers show north bound No. 5 and No. 102, south bound No. 101 and No. 6. Times listed 3:40 PM for northbound and 2:48 AM for southbound. Indicated services include H. and T. lines.
Numerous short items show visitors from Millican, Edge, Orange, Waco, Dallas, and other locales. marriages license granted. multiple residents traveling to Austin, Houston, Marlin, San Antonio, and Grayson. Also notices on real estate, moving services, sales, and a new well project at A and M College.
The Navasota Examiner reports baseball prospects in doubt as Sumpter For rester and Arthur Reisto may move to Bryan. The park is new and the grand stand used twice, risking disbanding after effort and expense. They seek a way to keep the club intact and secure a strong battery.
Sealed bids on any part or all of the fences around the fair grounds will be received until July 10. Posts reserved. Address all bids to John F. Ettle, Sec. 182.
President M R Kelley announces a regular Mechanics' Club meeting at the courthouse Thursday night April 11. The public is invited and all members are urged to attend. Judge W B Hudson will address the gathering.
In Bryan Texas on July 9 1907 members are notified of an assessment of 1.05 on the death of Mrs Kate Wynn death No 27. Payment must be made to Joe B Reed secretary within 10 days or member will be suspended W T James president.
The Houston Colts defeated Bryan 6 to 4 as Miller was knocked out in the fourth inning and Maxey Wickes finished strong for the Colts. White homered for Bryan while McDonald fanned eight. Colts had five strikeouts by Miller and Wickes. Third game set for 5 pm with Mit Parker pitching for Bryan.
A weekly vote count shows the Fountain-Edge Dry Goods Co James contest with the two leading candidates passing 150000 votes. A small parcel east of Bryan is advertised for sale with 100 acres, 25 cultivated, a good house and improvements.
In Haywood trial deposition of J B Reilly says he passed Bradleys before the explosion and no bomb plan. Orchard says he rode a streetcar away. Mrs Charles Pickard testifies she smelled gas before the blast and did not go to a theater with Orchard, calling his testimony false. The explosion sounded like a thud to her.
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