Train Time Card for Bryan Mixed Trains
W and B time card notes Southbound No 105 arriving 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 leaving 6 15 a m for Bryan with mixed trains schedule details
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
3
Local News Highlights From Town Listings and Visits
Local notes report J W Leigh arriving from Rockdale and several residents visiting nearby towns including A M Rhodes from Mexia and J J Gordon returning to Georgetown. Mentions of local businesses and events include Norwood's corsets and W B Creet rye, August Guiffre's restaurant, city bakery, City Market meats, and a juvenile missionary society event. Notices mention rent, hospital placement, and a church entertainment with admissions and refreshments.
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W. P. Franklin
Grimes County
A. J. Daniels
Dallas
Jno. N. Henderson
Lemp
F. L. Eiland
Waco
Bethel
August Guiffre
California
W. Higgs
Ai Elford
City
J. J. Gordon
Georgetown
W. Buchanan
Art Lessons at Graded School Studio with Miss Hutson
Charcoal pencil cray on pastel or pen and ink drawing and clay modelling classes offered at the Graded School studio by Miss Erukin Hutson. Rates: one hour weekly one dollar, three hours weekly two dollars, six hours weekly three dollars. Oils or water colors painting five dollars a month. Classes start Monday October 1.
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Erukin Hutson
Death of 10 year old Joe Lipscomb
Joe Lipscomb, 10, son of Dr. and Mrs. M Q Lipscomb, died at 10:30 p.m. Wednesday at his grandmother Lorena Moseley's home in the city. The family, residents of Burleson county for ten years, moved to Bryan recently after Wade Lipscomb died in Burleson county a month ago. Funeral held at 2:30 p.m. yesterday with Dr. West officiating. The Daughters of the Confederacy meet at Mrs. W S Wilson's home at 4:30 this afternoon. Powell Winter is reported from Arkansas.
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Sn Strickland
Will Dempsey
H B Donaho
Calvin Williams
Calvin Nash
Gustavus
Joe Sanders
J J Wilder
Asa Casey Dallas
Ike Andrews
Charlie Lewis
J M Denman
Madison County
Juvenile Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bryan Water, Light & Power Company
J. Adone
Calvert
Geo. W. Smith
J. N. Cole
W. H. Harman
Joe Lipscomb
M. Q. Lipscomb
Lorena Moseley
Burleson County
Wade Lispcomb
Bryan
West
Daughters of the Confederacy
W.S. Wilson
Powell Winter
Arkansas
Hotel Arrivals
RL Duncan Mumford Gordon Boone Navasota M Harris Waco H D Harrison New Orleans W E Parry Dallas J D Thyng Boston F Ray Houston J Adone Calvert T W Hoke Navasota J A Watson Macy J N Thompson Waco G W Crowder Houston E Pate W D Yardley Harvey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T W Hoke
Navasota
J A Watson
Macy
J N Thompson
Waco
Crowder
Houston
E Pate
W D Yardley
Harvey
Local Visitors and Attendees Reported in Cottonwood
Cottonwood Texas records a Thursday visit by Jesse Lloyd of Reliance and several local residents including Misses Nora and Lou Thomas, Blanche Hickman, Mattie Zimmerman and Nellie Hudspeth. Churchgoers at Ebenezer on Sunday included Henry Koontz Ernest Gallatin Roy Hudspeth Roy Zimmerman and Lynn Zimmerman among others with Mrs Ann Robinson visiting relatives nearby.
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Cottonwood
Tex
Jesse Lloyd
Reliance
Mary
Bessie Robinson
Wixon
Ann Robinson
Henry Koontz
Ernest Gallatin
Roy Hudspeth
Roy
Lynn Zimmerman
Guy Harris
Bob Nichols
Nora
Lou Thomas
Blanche Hickman
Mattie Zimmerman
Nellie Hudspeth
Ebenezer
Notice posters promise wage rise and arbitration
Shenandoah Pennsylvania October 4 notices posted claim a 10 percent wage increase for coal mine workers starting October 1 1900 and pledge to consider grievances by arbitration. Pottsville also reports a warning from R Pottier to ignore notices until a convention message arrives while Philadelphia reports strikers still refusing all operator offers keeping the strike unresolved.
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Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tra
Pottsville
R. G. Lurnen
R. 8. Pottier
Philadelphia
Mark Twains Return From Nine Years in Europe
Mark Twain plans to leave London next Saturday and make Hartford, Connecticut, home again after nine years abroad. He will spend winter in New York, then return to Hartford in spring, praising England as a key ally and predicting a future Anglo American bond amid global tensions.
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New York
Mark Twain
London
United States
Europe
Humorist
Hartford
Conn
England
America
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Woodcock
Nother
Penick & Ford
Mocha
Rosada
Altera
Bear Rio
Dansby
U,&t. C. Time
J. W. Leigh
Rockdale
Col. A. M. Rhodes
Mexia
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Orrie Rhodes
Denison
Ira Gooch
Nova- Sota
W. H. Wiley
Norwood’s
W. B
Mt. Vernon
Exposition Saloon
J. F. Parks
Lampasas
D. G. Price
Parks
Price
The
Baptist Church
David MclIntosh
Tyler
Haswell
Parks & Waldrop
Men's Outfitters
Shenandoah, Pa
Young Nave
St. Joseph
Norfolk Navy Yard
Fritz’’ Nave
Isaac A. Sweigard
Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company
Reading Railway
Brotherhood
Danville
Ind
Daniel B. Maze
Matroon
Ills
Sadie Stapp
Maze
Mattoon
Stapp
Texarkana
Cleveland Kelly
State Reformatory
James
Little Rock Cooperage Company
Terrell
Bud Anderson
Abner
Lockhart
Gatesville
O. W. Brown
Obe Wilson
Johnson’s
No. M. Lawrence & Co
Texas
A. D. McConnico
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co
John B. Mike
AND
Standard Patent Medicines
M. H. James
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