Mixed Trains Schedule Notice
Southbound No. 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 leaves at 6 15 p m on the mixed trains schedule.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
3
Local notices and advertisements in Bryan area
Local items list visitors from Lola Navajo Sota and Austin with several business notes in Bryan. Ads include Exposition Saloon offerings and a new meat market by T L Grace, plus real estate like a five room residence for rent and a six room cottage for sale. Allen Academy opened with about fifty students amid storm delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Pearce
Navasota
H.H. Rutherford
Austin
J. H. Sollock
Lola
Bryan
Prink
Ed Hearne
Galveston
Allen Academy
Relief efforts and travel notices linked to Galveston storm
Reports show Gov. Sayers appealing for Bryan aid and the Galveston relief committee receiving provisions and funds sent via the C W B V line. G H Turner coordinates consignments from Palestine. Bryan shipped a carload of provisions and clothing. E H Holmes plans government reporting on losses with entomologist F W Mally consulted. A shoe shop move is announced for Oct 1 with a large red boot sign. Burt Norwood promotes W L Douglas shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooring
Joseph D. Sayers
Bryan
Galveston
Palestine
G. H. Turner
E. H. Holmes
Agricultural Department
Washington
Mr. Holmes
F. W. Mally
Hulen
Main Street
Aong
N. Jametta
Cotton Receipts Across Local Warehouses
Summary of cotton receipts listing yard totals at Lawrence, Farmer s Cotton Yard, Brick Warehouse, Darwin Cotton Yard, Dawson and Bowman Yard, Wilson and Dean, Bryan Grocery Co Wharf, Homer McCollough plus a grand total of 2064 square bales. The figures show yard-by-yard tallies such as 792 at Farmers Cotton Yard and 606 at Brick Warehouse with other entries: 440 at Farmers Yard, 190 at Darwin, 60 at Dawson and Bowman, 194 at Wilson and Dean, and 14 at Homer McCollough.
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Lawrence
Farmers Cotton
Darwin
Dawson& Bowman Yard
Wilson & Dean
Bryan Grocery Co
Homer MccCollough
Relief Work Rushes Aid to Island City From Houston
Houston volunteers at city hall organized widespread relief for Galveston, gathering clothing, provisions, and water. Cash subscriptions exceed 15000 dollars. federal orders supply 50000 rations with 30000 more expected. Disinfectants, transport, and permits to depart for Galveston were arranged as workers press on with aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Galveston
Relief Committee
San Antonio
Lieut. Ferguson
McKibbon
Ferguson
New Orleans
Parker
Money for Destitute Flood Sufferers Grows
Governor Sayers reports over 1000 telegrams seeking to aid Galveston flood victims and states that donations total around 15000 dollars with more money and supplies arriving directly to Galveston from across the nation. Louisville leads city subscriptions with ten thousand dollars. eastern and western states also pledge support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sayers
Galveston
Louisville, Ky
Relief trains and carload aid for Galveston storms
The Journal dispatched a relief train to Galveston with 98 doctors and nurses in two Pullman sleepers and an express car with medicines and luxuries. A separate refrigerator car carrying provisions and clothing left New York for Galveston via Buffalo Lake Shore and East St. Louis, with three more cars to follow from The World. Mayor Woodruff issued a proclamation recalling widespread destruction in Galveston and Texas coast areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galveston
The
Journal
Buffalo
Wabash
St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Houston
Lake Shore
East St. Louis
New York World
Johnstown
Woodruff
Texas
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8Chase &Sanborn’s
Dozier
Ford
Magnolia
Dansby
Jule Allen
Marlin
E. C. Neeley
Edge Bros
C. F. Moore
Exposition
Exposition Saloon
Hattie Webb
Sherman
North Texas Female College
Lemp
Waco
L. C. Moseley
Eagle
W. ©. Sanders
Abilene
Dallas
T. L. Grace
J. H. Wooten
J. Oscar Hall
H. L. Gentry
Wellborn
Tyler
Haswell
Waldrop
Palestine, Tex
Texas City Junction
Relief Committee of
I. & G. N. Railways
Burt Norwood
W. L. Douglas
I Nam
Hearst
the New York World
Will
California
Johnson’s
White Crest
Coe
A. D. McConnico
Insurance
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co’s
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
AND
Standard Patent Medicines
M.H. James
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