Hearne Time Table Fragments For West and East Bound Trains
Partial timetable shows Hearne No 1 and No 2 trains in both directions. Notes indicate west and east bound departures and arrivals with times around noon and mid afternoon.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1899
Page
3
Partial timetable shows Hearne No 1 and No 2 trains in both directions. Notes indicate west and east bound departures and arrivals with times around noon and mid afternoon.
Local weather brief calls for fair skies with showers near the coast on Thursday. Social notes mention Miss Kate Parker’s Gainesville return and visits by Miss Nettie Williams of Denton. Advertisements tout Guiffre’s fresh fruits and oysters and millinery at Mrs Proctor’s. A church event and a charity tea at Mrs Johnson’s house are listed with times and admission.
The Eagle received copies of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser The Hawaiian Star and the Evening Bulletin from R B Deason and W A Bourgeois soldiers in the 33d Texas regiment en route to Manila. Transports Sheridan and Glenogle were at Honolulu bound for the Philippines.
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Members of Brazos Union Lodge No. 129 are asked to gather on Friday night for the Fellow Craft degree and on Monday night for the Master’s degree. Fresh California fruits are advertised at Guiilre's restaurant.
Advertisements list used buggy horse and safe driving advice, various sales on dress goods hats and shoes, silverware, frames, glassware, and real estate. local merchants Burt Norwood, John M. Caldwell, Willis and Coleman, Hudson & Nall offer discounts and goods. community notices include Ladies Aid tea and stock feed, with references to Exposition Saloon and Mount Vernon Pure Rye.
Secretary Long plans a measured navy rise in his annual report focusing on ending cost limits for armor and funding Krupp armor for Maine class ships and future battleships. He aims to authorize more Olympia class cruisers and possibly small protected cruisers and gun boats for the Philippines, with the Kearsarge turret trial slated after commissioning.
Washington reports General Funston to remain brigadier general and three new brigadier appointments to fill vacancies from increased enlistment. Colonel William A Robbe, commanding the Thirty fifth infantry, is expected to receive one appointment. Decisions on other vacancies await troop movements to Manila.
Bath Maine reports the torpedo boat Dahlgren exceeded contract speed reaching 31 knots for hours, and outperformed a similar vessel on a middle course. Trial conditions were favorable and showcase her potential as a capable craft. London notes Britain faces rising military activity and precautionary measures amid tensions. Waco Texas covers Walter Ford's request to remove the black cap before hanging next Friday, with sheriff uncertain if allowed under law as gallows stands.
The passenger elevator at 231 South Canal Street dropped from the sixth floor to the basement last Tuesday evening. One person was killed and three injured, two of whom may die. Michael Davitt, Irish Nationalist MP for South Mayo, said in the House of Commons he will resign in protest of the Boer War.
Washington notes The president issued a proclamation naming Thursday November 30 as Thanksgiving Day marked by national gratitude.
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