Time Card Notes for C.W. & B. W. at Bryan
Schedule fragment lists mixed trains with Southbound No 105 arriving 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 leaving 6 15 p m. Other times shown include 12 80 p m 8 55 p m 1 56 a m 8 00 a m 6 25 a m and TiAl p m.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
3
Schedule fragment lists mixed trains with Southbound No 105 arriving 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 leaving 6 15 p m. Other times shown include 12 80 p m 8 55 p m 1 56 a m 8 00 a m 6 25 a m and TiAl p m.
Olin Sanders attends Dallas fair John W Robinson visits from Marlin Wheat and bran prices posted at 85 cents per unit Local residents listed as traveling to Dallas Rosse and Anderson noted Mrs Jas O Kernole visiting at Anderson Judge Moore left for Corsicana Dr John B Edge from Kurten J C Blume from Bain Prairie George Harrington from Millican Bakery ad copy Norwood's corsets Exposition Saloon rye sale Dr Fred Johnston from Anderson Goodwin and Dr Jack from Tunis Mrs John B Mike and Mrs Bettie Paris back from Navasota For sale good six room cottage south of town Jury commissioners named Beginning with morning H T C increases passenger service to six trains daily Nos 15 and 16 schedule shown Ivanhoe commandery Knights Templar meeting held Family washing service at old creamery Lost subscription book Bryan Eagle sought Return to office for reward Marriage licenses issued William Green Davis Etta Jones Henry Johns Fannie Foster Rev J C Gentry returned to Waco after Steep Hollow meeting Douglass shoes at Norwood’s fresh oysters at August Guiffre’s Walking Shoes sale in Norwood’s
A Bryan newspaper lists hotel arrivals including SH Dunlap Millican M Porter Chicago W P Hermes Dallas Norman G Kittrell Houston R A Johnson W N Horton New York A Cohen Chicago M W Peterson Gordon Boone Navasota Fred B Johnston C B Nichols R P Siddall Anderson Chas Kappeler New Orleans C W Carr J W Sullivan Houston W G Higgins St Louis H P Kellogg Franklin R F E Harrison Cincinnati C W Gordon John T Garrett Calvert Tom Hillier Franklin JD Steel Millican J Mulderiy Houston H C Goodwin Dr B S Jackson Tunis J H McCullouch C S Jones Harvey A W Shealey Reliance W P Knolley Rayner. Grandma Lawrence Mrs S S M Derden and Miss Kate Lawrence visiting in Dallas. Best refrigerated meats at City Market. Will Smothers murder case went to trial in district court yesterday afternoon. Sheriff Curry with attached witnesses from Burleson county present. Col Gordon Boone and M W Peterson here from Navasota. Wanted to rent a secondhand piano. Prof W W James died yesterday in Austin and will be buried Thursday. he was uncle of M H James and brother-in-law of Dr J W Howell.
United States consul Winter reports Germany's heavy reliance on U S and Britain for cotton. The German Colonial Association seeks imperial action to import cotton into colonies. Germany, France, and England recall Civil War era blockade impacts. Mills shift toward England and East Indies to secure reliable supply.
A Chicago petition seeks a writ to force listing of intangible property owned by 23 franchise corporations, aiming to reveal $235.8 million in value to balance heavy franchise sums. Other Oct. 9 reports note an eye loss from a Dallas street assault, a move to dismiss prewar bonds cases in Washington, a fatal Texas logging accident, a Chicago train car collision injuring eight, watermelons growing on trees in Denton, and cotton movement money shipments to subtreasuries. Diphtheria claimed a Denton County child, and a Decatur man died from a strychnine overdose.
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