Excursion Rates and Arrangements by L&N Railroad
Comprehensive list of one fare and special excursion rates across many cities. Details include sales dates in June May and June, travel limits up to 60 days with extensions, and specific venues such as Nashville San Francisco Chicago Knoxville Austin Bryan Ashville Denver Huntsville Waco Paris Palestine Minneapolis Portland Monteagle Birmingham Marlin and Marlin Health Resort with agents in Palestine Texas for I. & G. N. lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ashville
N. C
YMCA
Denver Colo
International Sunday School Association
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Palestine
Huntsville
Texas
Summer Normal School
Austin
University Commenement Crusses
University
WACO
Texas— Grand Lodge K. of P. Colored
Bryan
A and M. College
Dallas
Texas Christian Convention Retail Grocers and Butchers Association
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Minneapolis
Portland
Obe
National Convention Travelers Protective Association
Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen
Monteagle
Tenn
Assembly Bible School
Birmingham
Ala
National Convention Colored Baptist
Marlin
Great Health Resort
D. J Price
Brooks to Retire and Promotion Bill Passed in Senate
Discussion of canal plans opens with Morgan defending Nicaragua route against seismic risk while Panama danger is deemed overhyped. Senate approves promotion and retirement for Major General John R. Brooks and extends free city deliveries for smaller towns. Military academy appropriations debated, West Point expansion questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Panama
Nicaragua
Colombia
United States
Quay
John R. Brooks
Platt
Connecticut
Committee On Military Affairs
Warren
Wyoming
Money
Mississippi
Hoar
John Quincy Adams
Canning
Bush
Great Britain
Military Academy
Bate
Tennessee
Military Affairs Committee
West Point
Debate on antianarchy bill continues in the house
In Washington on Wednesday the house debated the antianarchy bill focusing on legal and constitutional aspects. Some members urged harsher penalties for killing the president, while others backed the committee’s version. The session also considered a report from the military committee on Cuba era expenditures, adopted 110 to 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Parker
New Jersey
Powers
Massachusetts
Nevin
Ohio
House
Hull
Iowa
Secretary of War
General Wood
Cuba
Hay
Virginia
Texas Ranks Third in National Banks in Operation
Washington report on national banks shows Pennsylvania leading with 541 banks, New York second with 347, and Texas third with 313. The forecast suggests Pennsylvania will hold the lead for years, while Texas may overtake New York by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Populists Favor Bryan If He Joins Indiana Party
Indianapolis June 5 The Populists of Indiana will back William J. Bryan for president in 1904 only if he becomes an avowed member of the Populist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
William J. Bryan
Saloon Men Warned of Strict Sunday Open-House Law
Sherman Texas June 5 Chief of Police Blain has notified all saloon men that the law against open houses on Sunday will from henceforth be strictly enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Tex
Blain
Son of Sherman Man Dies After Accidental Shot
W. P. King of Sherman received a telegram stating his son S. P. King, age 38, died from wounds after an accidental shooting at Memphis in Hall County on Tuesday.
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Sherman, Tex
W. P. King
Injunction Granted Against Beef Packers in New York
Supreme Court Justice Chester issues a statewide injunction on Armour Swift Cudahy Hammond Schwarzschild Nelson Morris and others to stop price fixing and supply restraint in beef trade. The order, based on D Swift & Co affidavit, bars agreements on prices labor and dealer credit and continues until further court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Supreme Court
Chester
West
D. Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Swift &Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Hammond Company
Schwarzschild & Sulzberber Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Metler v Fidelity Mutual Life settled by payment in court
The United States court judgment in the Metler v Fidelity Mutual Life case was satisfied when the defendant paid 24 028 25 to the court. Costs amount to 2358 28 taxed against the defendant. The dispute arose over Texas article 3071 and the U S supreme court decision on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
United States Court
Jennie M. Metler
Fidelity Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the United States
Texas and Southern League Results From Wednesday
In the Texas League Paris defeated Dallas 11 to 3 with Blackburn Moore Sparger Berry battering. Fort Worth shut out Texarkana 8 to 0 behind Doyle ODonnell Yeager Blasengame. Corsicana beat Waco 9 to 2 with Wright Clark Ahern Stubblefield combining. In the Southern League Little Rock overwhelmed Nashville 17 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dallas
Rbatteries
Blackburn
Moore
Sparger
Berry
Fort Worth
Texarkana
Doyle
O’donnell
Yeager
Blasengame
Corsicana
Waco
Wright and Clark
Ahern
Stubblefield
Little Rock
Nashville
Tragic murder suicide in Austin husband slays wife
In Austin on June 5 J F Waxler a 26 year old carpenter killed his 15 year old wife with a long butcher knife then cut his own throat. Their heads were nearly severed at the Waxler home near the Blind Institute. No eyewitnesses. Jealousy is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
J. F. Waxler
Waxler
Blind Institute
Mud Volcano Erupts Near Kobi Village in Caucasia
The Gusy firan mud volcano near Kobi village, Caucasia, erupted on June 5 with cannonlike reports. The surrounding area was set ablaze and sheep were killed or burned, but no fatalities were reported beyond several burned herders.
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Baku
Russia
Kobi
Caucasia
Baker wounded in accidental gun discharge at home
Charles Krause a baker in El Paso was shot in the left breast Wednesday while cleaning a pistol. Doctors report he will recover. The wound was caused by an accidental discharge.
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el Paso
Tex
Charles Krause
Krause
Foreman Aoy Sumners Struck by Northbound Flyer
Garland Texas June 5 Aoy Sumners section foreman on the Santa Fe was struck by the northbound flyer here and seriously injured. Both legs broken and internal injuries reported.
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Garland
Tex
Aoy Sumners
Santa Fe
Der rick falls fifty feet on gravel car at Bisbee railroad
Albert Derrick head brakeman on a Bisbee railway construction train fell fifty feet from a trestle and was crushed by a gravel car. The accident occurred near El Paso Texas on June 5.
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el Paso
Tex
Albert Derrick
Shooting death reported near Devers Tex
In a shooting about eight miles southeast of Devers Charley Carsin was killed using a shotgun and winchester rifle in a clash with H P Roberson.
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Devers
Tex
Charley Carsin
H. P. Roberson
Strike at Santa Fe Shops Over Ice For Water
Thirty seven blacksmiths at the Santa Fe shops in Cleburne Texas walked out on Wednesday accusing the company of failing to provide enough ice for drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne, Tex
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific depot burglary in LaGrange
LaGrange Texas June 5 The Southern Pacific passenger depot was burglarized the safe blown open and cash totaling 275 dollars taken by unknown burglars leaving no further clues at the scene.
No Jurisdiction Over Street Cars In Texas
The railroad commission asked the attorney general whether it had authority to decide cross over disputes involving street railways. The attorney general reportedly advised that the commission lacks jurisdiction in such cases. The matter arose in El Paso where an electric railway seeks to cross a Santa Fe grade.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
el Paso
Tragic Accidental Shot Kills 17 Year Old in Richland
Corsicana Texas June 5 Lawrence Jackson 17 son of M T Jackson accidentally shot himself while reaching for a shotgun at Richland The hammer caught on a box and fired the shot entered the mouth and exited the back of the head causing instant death
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Corsicana
Tex
Lawrence
M. T. Jackson
Richland
Military Academy Bill Passed by Senate without Amendment
Washington reports the senate approved the military academy bill with no changes. The action sets the measure for consideration elsewhere as lawmakers note its implications for future military education.
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Washington
Senate
Military Academy
Multiple Disparate News Items Across States
John H. Reagan of Palestine falls on his doorstep injuring himself. Newark Arkansas fire destroys three businesses worth 15000 with 4100 insurance. Lawrence Hix of Fort Worth saved from hanging by a 10 year old daughter of Cashier Hutchins. Texas wool clip sold to eastern buyers for 11 2 to 161 2 c per lb. Soldiers fight forest fires in Arizona destroying lumber. Mrs James McMillan of Kansas City dies from a wound caused by her husband. Cattle in New Mexico dying for lack of water. Wheat around Grapevine Texas yields 16 bushels per acre. Richard Lowe of El Reno drowned bathing. John Barker, El Reno farmer, found dead in field. Chil Dress County Texas local option election went wet by 153 majority. Dallas had two fires destroying three residences, all insured. Illinois Car and Equipment shop in Chicago destroyed, loss 50000. Wheat yield in Collin County better than expected. Chicago teamsters strike settled wage increase. Dubuque tornado destroys hotel kills one and wrecks barns. Kansas City brokers enjoined from patrolling baker shops. BeauMont oil firms form 10 million dollar combine. Hot Springs invites President Roosevelt for fall visit.
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John H. Reagan
Palestine
Tex
Newark
Ark
Lawrence Hix
Fort Worth
Hutchins
Richard Lowe
el Reno
Okla
John Barker
Childress
Texas
Dallas
Illinois Car and Equipment Company
Chicago
Ill
Collin County
Dubuque
Kansas City
Beaumont
Hot Springs
Roosevelt
Wood bid sought by A and M College for 2500 merchantable cards
Proposals call for sealed bids at the President's office by 5 p m June 9 1902 for 2500 merchantable wood cards delivered on the college grounds. Each bid requires a $250 certified check and a bond. bids may be for wood cut on college land or furnished. The college reserves the right to reject any or all bids. R H Whitlock Pres Pro Tem College Station Texas.
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A. & M. College
R. H. Whitlock
Pres
College Station
Texas
Property listings near Allen Academy and town sites
Property notes describe several parcels in the southeast part of town near Allen Academy. Listings include a one and a quarter acre lot with a small cottage and a brick cistern, a six room house with one and two lots, a four block north Main Street parcel, a quarter block east front near Allen Academy, a 76 foot front parcel on Railroad, and two lots with a two story residence on the Fd Pochila place, plus other city property with various prices and easy terms.
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Main Street
Allen Academy
East Front
Otto Boehme
Pochila Place
Also Mentioned on This Page
L&g. N
Nashville, Tenn
Pestoty Summer School
Fort Texas
ST. Louis
Knoxville
Colored State Teachers Association
Hood
Texas Brigade
E. C. DeWitt & Co
N. Jametta
Zurch
H. E. Simmon
QJ. W. Peeler
Charlie Bibes
H. E. Simmons
Brooks
Kranka
Packers
Texas Base Ball Games
Arizona
James McMillan
New Mexico
Teamsters
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Corveigham
M. H. James & Company
Life Insurance Company
R. T. Boyle
SEN
Ades
E&g.n
Great Northern Railroad
Made & Lewis
Longview
Laredo
San Antonio
Memphis
Objective
D. C
Ecpion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Prin
John Wittman
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