North and Southbound Train Schedule From Houston to Bryan
The timetable lists northbound trains No. 7 No. 5 and No. 1 from Houston to Bryan with departure and arrival times, plus northbound No. 2 No. 4 No. 6 and No. 8 from Bryan to Houston with corresponding timings. It notes a close connection at Hempstead for a train to Austin and includes general and Sunday hours for deliveries, registry and money orders.
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Houston
Bryan
Hempstead
Austin
Local News Highlights From Yesterday
Names of residents visiting the city include J. S. Francis of Cottonwood and O. H. Reed of Calvert. Dr H A Long traveled to Navasota and Rev John R Dunn came down from Calvert. A Coulter sale continues and a house for rent near business district is listed.
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J. S. Francis
Cottonwood
O. H. Reed
Calvert
Coulter
A. F. Wilson
Hearne
John R. Dunn
Eagle Office
H. G. Rhodes
Houston
Corporation
Allen Academy
J. D. Martin
Porter
Ft. Worth
Bryan
M. N. Cavitt
Norwood
E. P. Curry
Brenham
Y. F. Castles
Professors Headed to Nacogdoches for Texas Growers Talk
Professors W D Gibbs H H Harrington E Dwight Sanderson and Ed J Kyle of College left for Nacogdoches to address the Fast Texas Fruit and Truck Growers association. Gibbs will discuss experiment stations and Texas agriculture while Harrington covers soils and fertilizers and Kyle thinning fruits.
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W. D. Gibbs
H. H. Harrington
E. Dwight Sanderson
Ed J. Kyle
College
Nacogdoches
Fast
Texas Fruit and Truck Growers Association
Gibbs
Texas
Harrington
Kyle
Sanderson
New Methodist Church
Texas Odd Fellows Meet in Dallas to Elect Officers
In Dallas the Texas grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Daughters of Rebekah convene with about 2000 delegates. Officers for the next term are elected and installed, reports filed, and several grand officers and Rebekah leaders installed and named for trustees and representation.
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Dallas
Texas
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Te State
Frank
Kerr
Corsicana
T. L. Wren
Austin
B. {. Hubbard
Kaufman
G. C. Fahm
F. C. Greiner
DeKalb
T. G. Brooks
F. L. Wren
B. J. Hubbard
J. R. Joiner
Denton
G. C. Fa
W. L. Blanton
Greenville
E. &. Johnson
Rebekahs
M. E. Smith
Cumby
J. B. Littler
Big Springs
Bettie Lee Fahm
J. D. Alexander
Cisco
Nannie J. Keely
Fort Davis
Marie E. Kerr
G. W. Glasscock
Georgetown
Grand Assembly
Nepotism Debate in Texas House Faces Opposition
Austin reports opposition grows to Napier's nepotism resolution as amendments extend reach to railroad commission and public buildings by fining heads related by affinity or consanguinity. The session also passes a manual school education bill and a child labor ban with age limits and night-work restrictions. UT marks Texas republic birthday with ceremonies led by W. A. Hanger and R. C. Duff.
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Austin
Napier
Messrs
Calvin and
Trice
Mulkey
Railroad Commission
Ragand
Democratic Party
Messrs. Stewart
Brelsford
State Department of Agriculture
House
Stewart
Callan
Mr. Griggs
Vermilye & Co Buy $10 Million Railroad Bonds
Vermilye and Co announce the purchase of $10,000,000 first mortgage thirty year four percent gold bonds of the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railroad. The issue is half of the authorized $20,000,000 tranche and part of a total $50,000,000 plan for new mileage and terminal construction in St. Louis. The remaining bonds have been sold to other parties and more financing may be issued up to $20,000,000 at this time.
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New York
Vermilye & Co
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
St. Louis
Vermi
Calais Mail Boat Drifted in Gale, Passengers Reported Safe
Dover reports the Calais mail boat Pas de Calais with 200 passengers drifting helplessly before a gale. A large Hamburg vessel foundering off Land's End. its crew of twenty believed drowned.
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Dover
Calais
Pas de Calais
Hamburg
Land's End
British ship Cambrian Prince sinks in North Sea
The house carpenter of the British ship Cambrian Prince reports that the vessel capsized and sank in the North Sea while en route from Coquimbo to Middlesbrough. He was picked up and survived.
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North Sea
Hamburg
Coquimbo
Middlesboro
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