Notice of stockholders meeting Calvert Waco and Brazos Valley RR
Notice given for a stockholders meeting in Calvert Texas on August 10 1900 at 11 oclock am to authorize bonds for the Bryan to Marlin railroad segment and related assets. Directors may apply to the Railroad Commission of Texas for bond approval and registration and seek mortgage first lien and bond cancellation order from 1899. All stockholders urged to attend. J W Byaks aug 10 Secretary dated June 5 1900.
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Calvert, Waco and Brazos Valley Railroad Company
Calvert
Texas
Comany
Railroad Commission of Texas
Secretary of State
State of Texas
Bryan
Marlin
J. W. Byaks
Texas and Counties Monthly Magazine Prospectus 1899 1900
An illustrated monthly by I & G N RR outlines topics by month across Texas counties and Houston. Subscriptions cost 25 cents a year or 2 cents for a sample. back numbers available. Address D J Price Palestine Texas for postage paid copies and samples.
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Texas
Houston County
Montgomery County
Cherokee County
Leon County
Anderson County
Palestine
Rusk County
Walker County
Bexar County
San Antonio
Brazoria
Harris County
Houston
Fort Bend
Trinity
D. J. Price
Roberts gains Natal link as Boer drive stalls
London reports Roberts engagement with Botha ends with the Boer commander retreating. No prisoners or guns captured and no losses cited. Natal army reaches Roberts' forces, aiding pacification of the Transvaal. Wakkerstrom district submits to Lytleton as Buller reports lighting along Ingogo to Laings Nek and Charlestown operations.
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Natal
Toweh
Roberts
London
Robert
Botha
Transvaal
Wakkerstrom
Lytleton
Buller
Clery
Ingogo
Laings Nek
Dartnell
Laings Nex
Charlestown
Orange River
Dispatches From London Report Boer Movements and Contingent Losses
General Roberts clears unease over Presgra and communications. Buller advances to Laing's Nek as 8000 Boers retreat. 15 guns seen at Ermedo. Free Staters join Steyn. Kruger plans capital moves to Nelspruit. Schreiner resigns. Milner takes office. Buller’s June 10 casualties totaled 153. Antiwar meeting at Queen's Hall denounces government policy. Texarkana robbery verdict: two boys sentenced to reform school.
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London
Roberts
Presgra
de Wot
Buller
Volksrust
Charleston
Laing’s
Nek
Ermedo
van Reenans Pass
Steyn
Orange River Colony
Rundle
Kruger
Lorenzo Marques
Macadoro
Transvaal
Nelspruit
Machadorp
Swaziland
Strathcona
Swazi
Mr. Schreiner
Cape
Alfred Milner
Lisbon
Delagoa Bay
Lydenburg
East Africa
Narrow Escape on Electric Car Sent Plunging Across Tracks
A Chicago incident reports an Indiana avenue electric car rushing three blocks with no one at the controls after the motorman, H A Morgan, died of heart disease. The conductor and crossing watchman helped avert disaster as the car narrowly cleared a freight train crossing.
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Chicago
Indiana Avenue
Fortieth Street
H. A. Morgan
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