Time Table Excerpt Between Hearne and San Antonio
East bound and north bound train notes show departures and arrivals around Hearne. Specific times listed include 4:39 p m and 3:10 p m for east bound trains and 11:55 a m and 12:50 p m for north bound service. timetable fragment references H T C lines and Hearne connections.
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Hearne
San Antonio
T. C
Local News Notes and Social Updates
Two upstairs rooms for rent advertised by Ira Gooch. M. L. Vaden reportedly came down from Calvert yesterday. W. T. James offers livery service for events. Mrs. J. Mulhall returned from Dallas. Georgia Jackson of Hearne visits relatives. Mrs. Woolf and son Lewis depart for New York. Mrs. Walker visits daughter in Galveston. Estelle Hale returns to Alvin after visit with Lula Tucker. Oyster season begins and Kandy Kitchen markets them. Prof. and Mrs. W. B. Philpott arrive from Corsicana where he did newspaper work and spent the summer.
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Ira Gooch
M. L. Vaden
Calvert
Georgia Jackson
Hearne
M. Woolf
Lewis
New York
W. J. Walker
Galveston
Estelle Hale
Alvin
Lula
Tucker
Kandy
W. B. Philpott
College
Corsicana
Prof. Philpott
Soup Kitchens to Close in Havana Amid Insurgent Orders
Havana reports say Senor de Castri orders the soup kitchens closed after stock is exhausted as blockade relief ends. Insurgents in Cuban camps vow to uphold order with swift punishment for riot or theft. Sept 3 executions at Matanzas of five men from Edouardo Garcia’s command for theft.
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Havana
United States Military Commission
Senor de Castri
Edouardo Garcia
Matanzas
Reliance family fields strong cotton crop and coal shaft update
Mr J R Smith of Reliance reports three sons aged 18 16 and 13 as top cotton pickers with one day records of 451 419 and 416 pounds. Coulter 145 Will 211 pounds. Ag gate 1642 pounds. Older sons Thomas Henry and Arthur listed. Coal shaft at Wellborn reaches 350 feet at 20 feet daily with soil cores displayed.
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J. R. Smith
Reliance
Coulter
Will
Thomas
Henry
Arthur
Wellborn
Piano and music instruction session opens September 12 1898
The notice invites patrons to English mathematics and piano lessons starting September 12 1898 with terms available from Mrs. Edna Minckert. Miss O. O. Kirk, Baltimore arrival, will supervise Mistrot Bros Co department. Other locals named include Col D L Mare potential college commander and Col Hare army officer. Several individuals registered at the Exchange. Fresh Berwick bay oysters to be served at Kandy Kitchen starting Monday.
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Edna Minckert
O. O. Kirk
Mistrot Bros & Co
Eagle
Miss Kirk
Baltimore
Col. D. L. Mare
Col. Hare
Regular Army
First Texas Cavalry
San Antonio
Pitt Barnes
St Louis
A H Smoot
Ft Worth
T H Leake
New York
JG Harrison
College
John Thompson
Southwestern Telephone Company
Homer H Rutherford
Austin
Exchange
Berwick Bay
Kandy
Philippines protocol dispute and Spanish demand
The Madrid correspondent reports Spain protests Manila capitulation two days after the protocol. It seeks to force Aguinaldo to free 1000 Spaniards, credits Manila revenue to the 1897 loan, and urges U S action. Also Chicago hosts 500 Illinois naval reserves returning from war with 60 aboard the Oregon. Nashville files charter for Porto Rico Transportation and Trading Co with 1 million dollars capital to engage in mining real estate and transport ventures.
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London
Madrid
the Standard
M. Cambon
Washington
Philippines
Spain
Manila
United States
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Nashville
Porto Rico Transportation and Trading Company
J. H. Dewitt
L. D. Campbell
Sirdar Kitchener Accepts Submissions at Khartoum Arsenal
In Khartoum General Sir Herbert Kitchener reviewed 100 leading Sheiks who pledged allegiance, including former rulers of Sudan provinces and Turkish Egyptian officers from Hicks Pasha's army, following Mahdist defeats. The event marked a show of submission amid ongoing colonial consolidation.
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Khartoum
Herbert Kitchner
Soudan
Hicks Pasha
el Obeid
Gordon
How Wild Animals Die and Why Natural Death Is Rare
The piece explains that most wild animals do not die visibly from natural causes. It notes bones and carcasses vanish quickly in tropics and Arctic, where self death is rarely seen, with many birds and seals dying unseen. It discusses predators, scarcity of remains, and common diseases that shorten animal lifespans.
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Wunger
Arctic
Nordenskjold
Spitzbergen
France
Switzerland
Bermuda schools teach US history to a rare degree
A New York woman returning from Hamilton notes Bermuda children know little of the United States history, while Bermuda teachers minimize teaching about the US. The piece contrasts Bermuda’s education with portraits of daily life and traditional Japanese sleeping customs and outlines Sandow's London schools for young women focusing on elocution and feminine arts.
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Bermudas
New York
Hamilton
Bermuda
England
Queen Victoria
United States
Canada
George Washington
Washington
Sandow
London
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