Train schedule fragment for mixed and passenger service
C W and B time card shows Bryan passenger northbound No 9 dep 7 31 a m. southbound No 10 reported 3 25 p m. Mixed trains Bay bound No 105 arrival 10 15 a m. bound No 106 dep 6 15 p m.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
3
C W and B time card shows Bryan passenger northbound No 9 dep 7 31 a m. southbound No 10 reported 3 25 p m. Mixed trains Bay bound No 105 arrival 10 15 a m. bound No 106 dep 6 15 p m.
Dean Hearne from San Antonio and many visitors from Calvert Wheelock Willow Hole and Rock Prairie were in Bryan yesterday. Frederick Warde at Grand Opera House and the San Antonio excursion drew crowds. Found watch, rental ads, and a new jewelry line at John Caldwell. District Attorney Scott and A. M. College directors in session.
A compact 1911 Bryan entry lists hotel arrivals including Wilson Waldo Shaw Bonkingbo Phillips Marcus Raplee Boon Deutchner Meyer Garrison Herms McGlas on Pace Hogan Whittaker Germany Scott Baker Streetman and others. Also notes Austin dispatch on city Bryan street improvement bonds approved by Judge Johnson and visitors from Madison county among ads for buggy sales upholstery and insurance services.
It is reported that the Vanderbilt interests have secured control of the Southern Pacific system after negotiations and a shift in leadership following OC Huntington's death. The move links William K. Vanderbilt, E. H. Harriman, James G. Hill, Norman B. Ream, and James Speyer in a syndicate influencing Pacific Mail and Western rail traffic. The change is seen as potentially revolutionizing rates and competitive practices across the Southwest and West.
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