Mixed Trains Timetable for Bryan Service
C W and B Time Card shows Bryan schedule for mixed trains. Train No 105 arrives Northbound at 10 15 a m. Train No 106 departs at 6 15 p m.
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Bryan
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1900
Page
3
Local notes and salesListed items in Bryan newspaper
Olin Sanders returns from Dallas and other society items appear. Dr. Mc Dougald offers lamps shades and chimneys. Norwood's features walking shoes. Free Baptist church meets at 3 pm. City Market sells refrigerated meats. August Guiffre serves fresh oysters and California fruits. various residents visit relatives. ads for rent, piano, and real estate. Syndicate Shows advance agent in town. C W BV surveying line. death of W J Clark at Wellborn. lost jewelry near depot. Wells Fargo old boss sale announced. extensive list of town visitors and local happenings.
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Norwood’s
C. W. & BV. Surveying Corps
Wellborn
Clay Place
Allen Farm
W. J. Clark
Brazos County
Charles Clark
M. H. James
H. & T. C. Depot
Jas. H. Werp
FE. P. Miller
Milligan
Charlie Martin
Charlie Hutchins
Jim Day
Perry
D. M. Shannon
W. D
Tom Morgan
W.C. Hanna
Murder case of Will Smothers ends in mistrial
Will Smothers faced murder charges but the trial ended without a verdict as the jury could not agree. The mistrial leaves the case unresolved and may lead to a retrial or other action by prosecutors.
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Will Smothers
Fickey News Brief from Edge and Wheelock
Health improves at Fickey as Nora Skins of Edge visits friends. Will Holmes and Milton Johnson drop by Sunday. Tom Wheeler leaves for Waco. Mrs Edge and two daughters visit. Will Landers of Edge visits Boyer family. Flora Sabo returns to Wheelock after four months with Wheeler. Harve Armstrong and Frank Tarver of Wheelock visit relatives. Pauline Wheeler visits Drummonds. Boyett goes to Bryan. Athea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Skins
Edge
Will Holmes
Milton Johnson
Tom Wheeler
Waco
Dr. Edge
Will Landers
Boyer
Flora Sabo
Baby
Wheelock
Mrs. Wheeler
Harve Armstrong
Frank Tarver
Pauline Wheeler
Dr. Drummonds
Mr. Boyett
Bryan
Athea
Thompson Creek News Roundup and Social Notes
Thompson Creek reports dry weather supports harvest completion as crops near gathering. Health in the area improves and visitors include Horace Dillard of Hearne and E. Elliott of Payne Prairie. J M Peters is noted as visiting on Sunday, with preacher S R McClung scheduled for next Saturday and Sunday.
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Thompson Creek
Horace Dillard
Hearne
E. Elliott
Payne Prairie
J.M. Peters
S. R. McClung
Lipton Says He Controls Pork Supplies in United States
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton asserts he controls most pork in the United States. He denies plans to raise prices exorbitantly and states he is acting to stabilize markets. The remarks were made amid questions about market manipulation and the pork corner.
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Thomas Lipton
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Aid
United States
Traders vow fair profit and avoidance of trouble in short selling
The speaker expresses intent to secure a fair profit from the deal and to avoid causing serious trouble to those who sold short. He mentions having already released some to prevent threatened failures and to safeguard interests.
Ambushed by Boers near Pretoria during Kaapmuiden convoy
An engine with truck carrying Paget's engineers was ambushed by Boers near Pretoria on Tuesday. Captain Stewart and one private were killed. Captain Paget Lieutenant Stubbs and five engineers were wounded. Lieutenant Somell and 10 engineers were captured. DeWet's forces were active, DeWet claimed Europe would halt the war by Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Paget
Rifle
Kaapmuiden
Stewart
Stubbs
Somell
DeLisle
DeWet
Vaal
Venterskroen
Europe
Whites Only Naturalization Refusal in New Jersey
Judge Kirkpatrick denied naturalization papers to Robert Spaulding a native of Dutch Guinea and a Howard University graduate arguing federal law permits naturalization of white males only. Spaulding a Princeton student planned to study law and may appeal to Attorney General Griggs. A similar ruling had been made in a Nova Scotia born case.
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Trenton
N. J
Kirkpatrick
United States
Robert Spaulding
Dutch Guinea
Spaulding
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Princeton University
Griggs
Nova Scotia
Cotton Seed Prices Threaten Mississippi Mills
Mississippi cotton oil manufacturers hold conferences to fix seed prices as the crop runs 60 percent short. Mills now pay 16 dollars per ton sand. with seed shortage, prices may rise to at least 18, squeezing profitability. Many mills expect to shut by Christmas if seed remains scarce.
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Jackson, Mis
Mississippi
Requisition Papers Refused by New York Lieut. Governor
Albany October 11 Lieutenant Governor Woodruff declined to honor requisition papers addressed to Standard Oil directors from Governor Sayers of Texas. He based his refusal on former Governor Flower's ruling that proof of Texas residence and crime is needed. Marshall Texas October 11 Fifteen negro laborers at Marshall Car Wheel and Foundry struck for higher wages. demand refused and most striking workers’ positions have been filled.
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Standard Oil
Woodruff
Albany
Standard Oil Company
Sayers
Texas
Flower
Marshall, Tex
Marshall Car Wheel and Foundry Company
President appoints Gilbert L. DuPre as Opelousas postmaster
Washington October 11 The president named Gilbert L DuPre post master at Opelousas Louisiana in a formal administrative action.
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Washington
Gilbert L. DuPre
Opelousas, la
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