Time Table Notes and Local Ads at Bryan and Hearne
Railroad schedule fragments from Hearne with west and east bound departures. Local notices include band meeting at city hall, insurance and loan offers, housing for rent, residents from Madison and Grimes counties, a rain report for Brazos bottom, and a public auctioneer ad at 165 8. W. Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Scott
Adascott
Willis Neeley
Willie Coby
Julia Cobb
Charlie Anderson
Grimes County
Eagle
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Appointments
Local items list visits by Mrs. Berryman and Mrs. Mattie Smith to Wellborn and Miss Lillie Wordsworth leaving for Milam county. Dr. J. S. Edge of Kurten and Miss Mary Rohde return from Belton. J. Cavitt and W. Zalch seen in Bryan, plus J. Hines and P. Suber noted for roles and duties in education and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryman
Mattie Smith
Wellborn
J. S. Edge
Kurten
John B. Mike
T. P. Boyett
Misa Jennie
Hearne
W.C. Wilcox
Austin
Marble Falls
Pointe
Josephine Clarke
Lillie Wordsworth
Milam County
Webb
General Arthur
Rebecca Gibson
Dallas
Nellie Smith
John Cavitt
Wheelock
City
W. C. Gilmore
Exchange Hotel Arrivals
List of guests checking into the Exchange Hotel including Jno T Calloway Quanah E L Walker Philadelphia J H Knox Sherman Henry T Kent St Louis John Barnes Dallas Edward C Lyon New York W C Sadler San Antonio S A Sessions St Louis T P McGowen New Orleans J W Eisbury Houston E O Randolph Houston A H Kent Louisville R L Hollingsworth St Louis J E Stotler Kansas City J H Blum New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
T Calloway
Quanah
E L Walker
Philadelphia
J H Knox
Sherman
Henry T Kent
St. Louis
John Barnes
Dallas
Edward C Lyon
New York
W C Sadler
San Antonio
S A Sessions
T P McGowen
New Orleans
J W Eisbury
Houston
E O Randolph
A H Kent
Louisville
R L Hollingsworth
J E Stotler
Kansas City
J H Blum
Cane crop prospects spark sugar plan at Steele’s Store
Mr. H B Steele says he planted only three or four acres of ribbon cane this year due to seed frost shortages. He hopes to plant fifty to seventy five acres next season and may establish a sugar refinery at Steele's Store. The Eagle notes sugar and molasses appear more profitable than cotton. Many farmers already succeed with ribbon cane and syrup, suggesting an expansion of the cane industry locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Steele
Eagle
Steele
Lon Johnson Offers Cheap Wall Paper and Moulding in Bryan
Lon Johnson advertises the pure finest samples of wallpaper and room moulding as the lowest prices in Bryan. The highlight emphasizes affordability and broad selection for homeowners upgrading interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Johnson
Bryan
Idaho Mine Trouble Follows Saloons Closed and Editor Arrested
In Wardner Idaho saloons in Mullan Gem and Burke closed while the Mullan Mirror stops and editor W H Stoddart is jailed for sedition. Wardner issues 470 employment permits as Last Chance mine resumes with a small force. Rioting suspects numbered 25 confined in a new prison as inquiry into May 9 deaths extends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardner
Ida
Mullan
Gem
Burke
Mullan Mirror
W. H. Stoddart
Last Chance
Wallace
Miners’ Union
Seven Blocks Burned at Coney Island Fire
A blaze at Buchmans pavilion in Coney Island destroyed seven blocks of frame buildings. Estimated loss reaches 350000 dollars. Fires erupted simultaneously near The Bowery ends, suggesting incendiary origin. police seek to enforce Sunday saloon and concert hall orders amid suspected insurance motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buchman
Coney Island
Bowery
Police Board of
Greater New York
Rioting in Guadalupe as Britons face native labour unrest
Advices from Guadalupe report severe clashes between native population and British contract labor immigrants. A recent fire followed continuous fighting on plantations. Police and military struggle to quell disturbances with several fatalities. The British consul asks Britain for protection as local government cannot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guadalupe
Leeward
Great Britain
Cylinder Explosion Kills Two in Philadelphia Mill
A dyeing and finishing mill blast in Philadelphia kills two men, injures three others, with a wall and partition blown out. Dead are Daniel Huston and William Lang. Damage to buildings and machinery is estimated at $10,000. In separate items, English and Bramer are released on habeas corpus in Guthrie, and Senator Penrose backs McKinley for another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Martin & Co
Daniel Huston
William Lang
South Chicago Mills Break World Steel Rail Record
The South mills at South Chicago set a world record by producing 1356 tons of steel rail in a 12 hour run. The prior record of 1301 tons was also held by this plant. The record was achieved by the regular night shift workers not specially selected for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Mills
South Chicago
American Representative Honored in Berlin Meeting
Berlin May 26 Dr Von Schweinitz, American representative at the tuberculosis congress, has been chosen honorary secretary of the second section. Surgeon Boyd, representing the United States Navy, will give a dinner at the Hotel Bristol for United States delegates and leading German medical officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dr. von Schweinitz
Boyd
United States
Navy Congress
Bristol
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PHONE
Ban Antonio
A. c
Quince Adama
J. A. Andrews
Gus Francis
L. Strickland
J. F. Scruggs
Madison County
Joe B. Reed
Joe Groginsky
A. W. Shelton
Brazos
C. W. Crutchfield
Mr. Crutchfield
Tremond
Percy Bittle
Texas Military Institute
Llano
Fraf. Miller
College
Sutton
Natures
J. N. Mustachia
W. Buchanan
W. A. Reed's
Mary Rohde
Belton
Bryan Brick Cotton Ware House
Secor
J. T Hines
W. L. Zalch
Willow Hole
W. Doremus
Bessie West
Inier
I. M. Bennett
Iss Lizard Suber
Exchange Hotel
Tlen’s Outfitters
Allen
Penior
Wilson-Jenkins Drug CO
Idaho
Guthrie
O. T
George English
L. F. Bramer
McKinley
Penrose
Pennsylvania
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Anheuser-Busch
John M. Lawrence & Co
American Brewing Association
Budweiser
DIXIE
Naddao
Tyler Haswell
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Texas
Willis & Coleman
Bryan, Texas
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