c W and B W Time Card Bryan
Bryan area rail brief notes list c W and B W as mixed trains with a time card entry indicating schedule or service details for the Bryan region. The item reads like a small timetable snippet from a railroad log.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
3
Numerous notices of visits and sales in Bryan Dallas and vicinity
Mrs H E White visits Dallas Earcorn track sale by C F Moore 274 Tyler Haswell in Dallas Miss N E Shields leaves for Mississippi Frequent bakery and Masquerade tickets at Haswell's Mrs O S Johnson of Navasota visiting relatives Vernon pure rye for sale Exposition Saloon Miss Frankie Armstrong possibly back from Hempstead Dr P B Platts of Pankey Grimes county in city FOR SALE Good family horse and survey Apply at Mistral Bros Co 275 J F E Morris and M D Seay Madisonville visitors John M Caldwell new jewelry stock 283 Prof and Mrs F L Eiland returned to Waco from Bethel community Mrs A S Blumenthal and children from Navasota visiting Mr and Mrs H Marwitsky Most candidates to Millicarmsterday for Bug event August Guiffre's restaurant oysters and California fruits at John M Caldwell's Bryan watches clocks jewelry and silver ware 283 Ladies Methodist bread cake sale Mrs W H Webb Oct 20 2 pm Cemetery Association musical tea Mrs George W Smith 4 10 pm 25c admission Census guessing contest 1000 prizes top 15000 top prizes City Market meats at new market W Buchanan props Members Merry Wives meet Mrs Clark 3 pm Mrs Tyler Haswell pres Upholstering furniture repair enameling call C A Harris at residence 11-191f D W Magness John Lee C W Cruunchfield M L Jamison and wife from Madison county bird hunters dove and quail markets liverspotted pointer in demand Latest jewelry at Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Exposition
Frankie Armstrong
Hempstead
P. B. Platts
Pankey
Grimes County
Mistral Bros. & Co
Murphy's Masquerade Brightens Grand Opera Night
A lively Irish farce by Joe King Murphy features 25 performers delivering clean humor and merriment. New songs and charming dancers accompany witty comedy as the show unfolds with earnest effort and audience appeal tonight at the Grand Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Murphy
Speliard
Eos
Trial of Youtsey Ends Defense Witnesses, Rebuttal Opens
The defense completed its witness introductions and the commonwealth began rebuttal. Youtsey’s condition fluctuated. Colonel Nelson testified that he did not claim Youtsey knew enough to hang Governor Taylor but did say Youtsey knew something beneficial to the commonwealth. Prosecution argued that admission implies other damaging details about the Taylor tragedy. The defense produced contradicted testimony, including Jim Howard, under death sentence, testifying for Youtsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monwealth
Youtsey
Nelson
Arthur Goebel
Campbell
Taylor
Commonwealth
Jim Howard
Campbell on the Stand in Youtsey Case at Georgetown
In the Youtsey trial H Gardner Wallace testified he was in the adjutant general office when the shots rang out and named several present in the room. Colonel Campbell, for the commonwealth, described discussions with Colonel Nelson and Crawford at the Capital hotel about Youtsey’s statements and the need for a signed version before immun ity recommendations. Spence of Frankfort testified he was in the Board of Trade hotel office when the shots occurred and Jim Howard was not present. rebuttal witnesses were sought from Frankfort after a delay for train connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Youtsey
H. Gardner Wallace
Adjutant General's Office
Combs
Mason Hockersmith
Dr. Prewett
Campbell
The
Commonwealth
Arthur Geebel
Colonel Nelson
Crawford
Capital Hotel
Nelson
Yoatsey
T. Spence
Frankfort
Board of Trade
Goebel
Jim Howard
Franklin
Carter's Brother Files Habeas Corpus for Release
Leavenworth Kansas October 18 A habeas corpus suit seeks release of Oberlin M Carter ex captain of engineers from Fort Leavenworth filed by his brother Stanton Carter with Warden McClaughey as returnable party Frank P Blair of Chicago represents Carter Judge Hook sets October 20 for hearing Thayer of St Louis may attend Carter was convicted last winter of stealing 1 000 000 while in charge of government works at Savannah and sentenced to five years hard labor His brother and uncle have visited him to push the case Carter mortgaged New York property to fund the legal fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kas
Oberlin M. Carter
Engineers
Federal Penitentiary
Fort Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court
Stanton Carter
McClaughey
Frank P. Blair
Chicago
Carter
Hook
Thayer
St. Louis
Savannah
New York
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A local society notice records hotel arrivals including W C Harrison and party from Chicago W A Wilson from Nacogdoches G S Flanary of Dallas J E Morris M D Seay from Madisonville F W Eckles San Francisco G M Winstead Houston J S Guthrie Columbus H E Mareconnet Portsmouth Miss Brook Houston Dr P B Platts Pankey E S Lopez Waco A J Hagan Arcadia A B Gandy Prairie J N Thompson Waco J S Jamison and wife Miss Mary Fablicon Rogers Prairie C H Clark Calhoun county W T Mahone Dallas F J Wilhelm Menardville J G Jacob City E Lavelle and wife Bryan Prof Eiland and wife Prof Dean Waco B H Wiley Harvey Sam Lee Bryan Guy Harris Tabor James Tobias Edge L Bryant H C Chapman Hempstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Harrison
Chicago
A Wilson
Nacogdoches
S Flanary
Dallas
J E Morris
M D Seay
Madisonville
W Eckles
San Francisco
M Winstead
Houston
J S Guthrie
Columbus
Mareconnet
Portsmouth
Miss Brook
P. B. Platts
Pankey
Lopez
Waco
J Hagan
Arcadia
B Gandy
Met Prairie
N Thompson
S Jamison
Mary Fablicon
Rogers Prairie
H Clark
Calhoun County
T Mahone
J Wilhelm
Menardville
J G Jacob
City
E Lavelle
Bryan
Eiland
Prof. Dean
H Wiley
Harvey
Sam Lee
Guy Harris
Tabor
James Tobias
Edge
L Bryant
H. C. Chapman
Hempstead
Mrs Crutchfield Guests in Madisonville Visit
Mrs. C. W. Crutchfield arrived yesterday from Decatur en route home to Madisonville. Mrs. Jane Crutchfield of Madisonville is the guest of her son, John Crutchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Crutchfield
Decatur
Madisonville
Jane Crutchfield
John Crutchfield
Too Good to Miss letter from Abilene editor
Abilene Texas October 17 Dear Sirs no Eagle for two weeks requests mail delivery as the paper is too good to miss. Cotton yields improving expected to average about three fourths base per acre. Trade booming with people moving in by the hundreds. Signed W. C. Sanders, a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Sanders
Abilene
Texas
W. C. Sanders
Patrick and Jones Face Further Examination Over $25,000 Check
New York on October 18 Magistrate Brann continued the examination of Albert T Patrick and Charles F Jones counsel and servant for William Rice. They are charged with forging the signature to a $25 000 check drawn on Swenson and Sons. Walter N Wetherbee clerk at Swenson and Sons testified until adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Charles F. Jones
William Rice
Brann
Swenson & Sons
Walter N. Wetherbee
Twain closes hospital bazaar for Galveston orphans
New York on October 18 report that the Waldorf Astoria bazaar for Galveston orphans ended Wednesday night with the largest attendance of the three evenings. Mark Twain spoke 10 minutes in closing. Net receipts for the three nights were estimated between 25,000 and 30,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galveston
Waldorf-Astoria
Mark Twain
San Antonio Fair Round Trip Tickets Sold from Bryan
H. and T. C. offer round trip tickets to San Antonio via Hearne with final limit November 3 priced 6.35 and 5.80 for a one day after sale. Depart Bryan 1:55 a m Sundays October 21 and 28 arrive San Antonio 9:25 a m. Return stamps from San Antonio October 21 or 28 cost 38.00. Tickets must be stamped by the San Antonio ticket agent before return passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Hearne
Bryan
Stove polishing and heater installation ad
Shine up and put up your heating stoves before the weather gets cold and the rush comes. I will polish and put up your stoves. Phone 116. See my line of fancy air tight and box heaters from $2.50 and up, 278, J ALLEN MYERS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.allen Myers
Railway Crash Kills Two Near Findlay
El Paso report says a Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio freight plunged into a washed out bridge three miles west of Findlay. The train’s engine and four cars fell into the chasm. Engineer John Schaffer and Fireman W B Tidson were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Galveston
Harrisburg
San Antonio
Findlay
John Schaffer
W. B. Tidson
Death by Own Action Ends a Debauch in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, O T October 18 George Miller a plastering contractor ended a long spree by taking an overdose of laudanum. He died after the act with no other persons involved. The case appears to be a self inflicted tragedy following a period of drinking and dissipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
O. T
Geo. Miller
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Mississippi
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M. D. Seay
John M. Caldwell
F. L. Eiland
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H. Marwitsky
Ary Bug
August Guiffre
California
Bryan Monday
Globe
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George W. Smith
New Market
W. Buchanan
Merry Wives
Clark
C. A. Harris
Courthouse
D. W
Robert Magness
John Lee
C. W. Cruuchfield
M. L. Jamison
Madison County
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Men's Outfitters
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Iosssooos
C. M. Proctor
Central
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San Antonio Fair
American Laundry
E. v. Sear
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Standard Patent Medicines
M.H. James
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