Train time cards for Bryan mixed trains noted
The notice lists outbound No. 105 at 10 15 a m and northbound No. 106 at 6 15 p m for C W and B W time card showing mixed train scheduling through Bryan.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1900
Page
4
Local notes mix in brisk Bryan traffic and incidents
The item list reports J S Ford and Fritz Yeager on sick lists and visits from Grimes Millican Gainesville and Cameron. It notes a home meeting, calls for fresh oysters and refrigerated meats, a bread and cake sale, and a Census guessing contest with large prizes.
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Spencer Ford
Cameron
Fritz Yeager
Millican
Death of Albert Board A. G. Board's Infant Son
Albert Gallatin Board aged one year five months died yesterday afternoon at five. Funeral set for 10:30 today from the family residence. Lost jewelry package reported Saturday between Mrs. M. H. James and H. & T. C. depot with reward for recovery. Prayer meeting at Methodist church tonight. Free Baptist church to begin erecting a new building within sixty days. Miss Edna Farrar visiting from Madison county. Dr. W. H. Kirksey F A Glass and George Glass in town from Hearne. Sam Casey and daughter from Madison county gone to Ft Worth. Concert at A and M College Friday night for literary societies. organized by Mrs. J. G. Harrison. Remember Friday Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Parker
Gainesville
James Lefevre
Grimes County
Mt. Vernon
Exposition Saloon
Levy Bros
J. W. Adderhold
Millican
Mistrat Bros. & Co
Albert Gallatin Board
A. G. Board
The
Free Baptist Church
Edna Farrar
Madison County
W. H. Kirksey
F. A. Glass
George Glass
Hearne
R.S. Newsom
F. M. Wilson
Brazos Bottom
Sam Casey
Ft. Worthaes
A. and M. E College
Austin and
Caliopean
J. G. Harrison
San Antonio Fair Round Trip Tickets From Bryan
The San Antonio Fair offers round trip tickets via Hearne October 19 to November 2 1900. Final return limit November 38. Prices 6.35 full and 5.80 one day after sale. Train No 3 departs Bryan 1:55 a.m. Sundays Oct 21 and Oct 28 arriving San Antonio 9:25 a.m. Return fare 3.00 stamped by San Antonio ticket agent before use. W.38. Wilson, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Hearne
Bryan
Wilson
Patrick's Case: Witnesses Examine Forgery Charge
Albert T. Patrick and Charles F. Jones appeared before Police Magistrate Crane on charges of forging William M. Rice's name to a $25 000 check drawn on Swenson & Sons. The defense pleaded not guilty. Handwriting experts are to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Charles F. Jones
William M. Rice
Crane
Patrick
Hawley Wins Recognition of Texas Republican Faction
Cecil A. Lyon of Sherman reports M. A. Hanna recognizes the Hawley faction as the official Texas Republicans. Two state tickets exist with Hawley leading the Galveston group and E. H. R. Green heading the rival faction. Lyon calls a Dallas meeting October 18 to withdraw a ticket and adjust the slate.
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Sherman
Cecil A. Lyon
M. A. Hanna
Hawley
Texas
National Committee
Congressman Hawley
Galveston
E. H. R. Green
Fober
Lyon
Dallas
Hanna
Mob of Students Attacks Opera House in Austin
A mob of about 200 University of Texas students tried to seize the Grand Opera House during a performance. Doors were blocked by audience members as officers and workers fought to quell the disturbance. Several lobby pictures were damaged and manager George Walker plans to arrest leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Austin
Grand Opera House
Thorp
George Walker
Farmers Around Navasota Try Rice Growing
News in brief reports that farmers near Navasota Texas will experiment with rice cultivation. Rush Phillips is under arrest in Muskogee Oklahoma charged with wrecking a Katy train near Eufaula last summer. Logan Walker was shot and killed near Bryan Texas by Arthur Carter. Both victims were Black. Cecil Sanders, engineer on the freight train wrecked near Lampasas Texas, died at Temple from his injuries.
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Navasota
Tex
Rush Phillips
Muskogee
I.I
Katy
Eufaula
Logan Walker
Bryan
Arthur Carter
Cecil Sanders
Lampasas
Temple
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