Mixed Trains Schedules for Bryan Line
CW and B Time Card shows Southbound No 105 arriving 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 leaving 6 15 p m at Bryan.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
3
CW and B Time Card shows Southbound No 105 arriving 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 leaving 6 15 p m at Bryan.
Ida W B Hudson traveled to Dallas yesterday while 5S E Rhodes and A W Buchanan were in from Iola and Wellborn respectively. Dan Zimmerman returned from Lampasas and Duke Sharpira from Madisonville. Col Gordon Boone of Navasota and Hon Wharton Bates from Houston visited yesterday. Mrs J Webb Howell came back from Mexia, and Mrs Tyler Haswell from Navasota. James White opens a new cottage, and Scott Field and Sheriff Townsend attend Robertson county court. Local ads note rental cottage, refrigerated meats, and Dr C M Doss recent move from Angleton to Angleton parole parlors in Parker building. An instrument teacher offers lessons, and a piano tuner serves lawn parties. New shoe store opens by N Jametta, Ladies Aid meets Thursday. Fresh honey and fish at markets.
Madison county visitors attend as Baptist church members swap teas and cake sales for free will offerings. The women plan quarterly Thank offerings with full congregation participation. Also noted are marriage licenses, storm recovery notes, and local business promotions alongside community notices and arrivals from Gardener New Mexico.
An attempt to blow up the Tampa Electric company dam near Tampa, Florida, failed when unexploded dynamite was found early today. The attack, tied to long standing local opposition to the dam, cost about 60,000 to build and led to added guards surrounding the site.
Governor Roosevelt delivered thirteen speeches in McCook Nebraska and planned eleven more in a 600 mile journey to North Platte. Large crowds estimated at 30 000 to 40 000 witnessed the day’s events as trains moved on and campaign stops continued across towns including Lesner and San Juan with contrasting political signals.
The Eagle Point and Beila collided near New York Harbor with Beila sinking after taking on board all crew. Eagle Point sustained a damaged bow and Beila’s crew were rescued and to be brought to port.
The trial of Youtsey for complicity in the Goebel assassination began in Georgetown Kentucky on October 2.
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