Local H T C Schedule Notes Travel and Visitors
North and south bound train times listed with arrivals and departures. Names of visitors to the city from multiple towns including Wheelock Allen farm Kurten Benchley Cameron and Houston. Church revival in progress with forty conversions and twenty seven additions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jones
Bethel
Mattie Tabor
Austin
F. W. Norris
Houston
R. H. Séale
Benchley
A. L. Zinanti
Mumford
T. A. Cloud of
Kurten
W.S. Wilson
Huntsville
Webb Chatham
Mineral Wells
Maggie Dawson
Wellborn
R. E. L. Upebureh
Bedias
W.B. Hudson
Hattie Lou Hudson
Ada Rhodes
Cameron
Sam R. Henderson
J. C. Huddleston
Millican
Rogers Prairie
Organist Hilton Corbett to Give Bryan Recital
Houston church organist Hilton Corbett will perform at First Baptist Church Bryan at 8 30 Monday night July 23. Admission is free and attendees are invited. Corbett, a fellow of the American Guild of Organists, previously served as organist at a Cincinnati church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Corbett
Christ Episcopal Church of Houston
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Corbett
American Guild of Organists
Houston
Cincinnati
Excursions and Special Rates From Corpus Christi and Other Points
Corpus Christi Epworth League offers round trip to Aug 2 with limit 15 and fare 9.85, through Bryan chair car, children half fare. Special Bryan passing trains Aug 11 at 2:48 am and 3:40 pm, return by Aug 13, fare 6.65. Roanoke National Firemen sales Aug 11–13, limit 22, fare 37.10. Navasota Baptist colored assoc. sale July 23–24 fare 1.15. San Antonio Grand Lodge AOUW sale July 22–23 limit 27 fare 6.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Epworth League
Bryan
Roanoke
National Firemen
Navasota
Baptist Association, Colored
San Antonio
Grand Lodge A.O. U. W
Third of Kind Panamerican Conference Sets Western Hemisphere
Rio de Janeiro hosts the third Panamerican congress beginning July 23 for six weeks. US delegates led by William S. Buchanan review past conferences in Washington and Mexico City, noting progress in currency relations, the metric system, and treaties, with renewed efforts for broader hemispheric collaboration. Secretary Root is expected to arrive midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
Blaine
Wash
U of American
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
The
Hague
Bureau of American Republics
City of Mexico
William S. Buchanan
Buffalo
Tullo Larrinaga
Porto Rico
United States Congress
L. S. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
van Leer Polk
Tennessee
Paul S. Reinsch
University of Wisconsin
Andrew J. Montague
Virginia
Charles R. Dean
Root
Judge restrains Cumberland Presbyterians in church dispute
Judge Childress of the Second Circuit at Nashville issued an injunction against all claiming Cumberland Presbyterian to interfere with services property or church affairs. The motion, led by the Cumberland Presbyterian assembly and Dr Ira Landith, seeks to curb further lawsuits across Tennessee and halt rival organizers led by Revs J L Hudgins and T H Padgitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Cumberlands
Nashvile
J. L. Hudgins
T. H. Padgitt
Tennessee
Decatur
Ill
Cumberland Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Tennesse
Texas hardwood timber venture plans two mills and rail line
The Manufacturers’ Record reports a $500,000 Texas company forming to develop 40,000 acres of hardwood timber in two counties. It plans at least two mills costing $250,000 and twenty miles of rail construction to support the operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Manufacturers’ Record
South
Texas
Prominent Cotton Man Raoul Terron Dies in New Orleans
Raoul Terron, junior partner of the cotton firm Puech & Tretron and a leading figure in the New Orleans Cotton Exchange, died at age forty eight in New Orleans on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Raoul Tertron
Puech & Tretron
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Five Men Injured in Indiana Avenue Beam Collapse
Chicago reports five workers injured Saturday when a steel beam being hoisted to the second floor of a new building on Indiana avenue fell. Two men died from their injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana Avenue
General Rice Dies at 64 in Wakefield Home
Brigadier General Edmund Rice retired dies of heart disease at his Wakefield home aged sixty four. A widow survives him.
Grave Robbing Charged in Crescent City
Crescent City business leaders including several prominent merchants have been arrested on charges of robbing Indian graves in the city on July 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent City
Cal
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Duffy
Yacht Club
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby & Dansby
Carnes & Wallace
South Tr
Bryan, Texas
J. B. Cavitt of
Wheelock
Gus
Stevener
Karten
Mary Lawrence
Mra. F
Johnston
Lafayette
Ind
Tommie Crane
Thornton
Ft. Worth
Antone Conrad of
Eagle
Alice P. Shines
A.A. Farley
Stamford
West
H. H. Sargent
College
Roswell, N. M
Jessie Payne
Jennie Crane
D. Mike, Jr
D. Mike
Owen Wilson
Rockdale
Wm. Lane
Galveston
Wm. Rigby
E. D. Mouton
Walter Knox
Oliver McGee
John McCorquodale
M. E. Simmons
Hondo City
Hailey
Baptist
Mississippi
Central
Postum Premium
Saratoga Flakes
Graham Crackers
Cocoanut Dainties
Uneeda Ginger Wafers
Social Tea Fancy
Frotana
Higgs & McCulloch
Jsuits
Notyw
Parks
Waldrop
the Clothiers
T. A. Hensarling
Jessie Hensarling
Steep Hollow
H. O. Boatwright
Stuart
Ruth Boatwright
W. C. Davis
Willie Harris
T. A. Searcy
J. Y. Webb, Jr
Sadie Webb
Dallas
J. H. Webb
P. M. Raysor
James West of
Wortham
J. D. West
Lurline Houston
Steve Moss
William Johnson
Tabor
Minnie Braatz
Ernest Ettle
Robert Armstrong
Chancey Kernole
Marlin
T. P. Hall
E. R. Lloyd of
Fritz Summerlatte
H. H. Henry
J. V. Brogdon
R. L. Brogdon
Henry & Brogdon Bros
Alonzo Carter
San Francisco
Heath & Milligan Paints
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
S. H. Franklin
W. A. Atkins
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