C W and B Time Card Bryan Mixed Trains
Southbound No. 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 leaves at 6 15 p m aboard mixed trains in Bryan.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
3
Southbound No. 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 leaves at 6 15 p m aboard mixed trains in Bryan.
Miss Lula Hardy visits Houston while Mrs. Seth Mooring returns from Marlin. Norwood's features an American girl and a corset display. Notable visitors include Judge M. B. Leski from Wellborn and Mrs. Mann with Miss Lydia Mann of Galveston. Rentals, sales, and local commerce highlighted with flour brands and cigars. Reports say Brazos river rising then falling. a batch of Madison county visitors is listed. Prof. Zehnal offers piano instruction and orchestra services. Local fish and mackerel offerings at Cole Bros.
H. and T. will sell round trip tickets to St. Louis for the fair on Sept 29 to Oct 1 1900. Fare is 23.50 dollars. Tickets stamped in St. Louis for return on or before Oct 8 and valid for continuous passage both directions.
The Work ers' Institute hosts a three day Fifth Sunday meeting with Reliance church starting Friday. Introductory sermon at 11 by Rev. G A Foster and six discussion questions on church organization, Holy Spirit, baptism efficacy, church discipline, Baptist communion, and pastor salaries.
Ledger shows cotton receipts totals by yard including Lawrence Warehouse 1082 brick yard 750 Darwin Cotton Yard 48 Dawson Bowman Yard 135 Wilson Dean Bryan Grocery Co Wharf Homer MecCollough 186 with overall totals for square and round bales. The fragment lists multiple yards and a combined bale count.
Exchange Hotel reports arrivals including C C Neeley and wife from Iola, W J Taylor of Houston, Ed H Hardin of Waco, J L Means of Dallas, J H Gill of Houston, L C Allen, J B Routt of Millican, A B Matthews of Chicago, W J Goodbar, C H Higgins of St. Louis, A D Evans, Sam Bradt, and C Wig B V. Central lists L L Amerson of Groesbeeck, T Cronin of Palestine, L L Griffin of Oklahoma Territory, J B Routt of Millican, Chas Taylor, Myers, Claude Morgan of Reliance.
Weather to gather cotton remains favorable except for showers and worms reduce yield. Prof. Robt. Scott and sister visit. Scott to teach Cottonwood school. Chas Brown and Miss Emma Hickman wed Sunday. Advertisements: H. & T. C. sale of round trip tickets to Dallas. A. D. McConico Insurance services offered in Bryan Texas.
Frankfort Ky Sept 26 The jury found James Howard guilty with the death penalty for the murder of William Goebel The verdict surprised many as jurors debated between life and death The panel was nine Democrats one Republican and two anti Goebel Democrats After the decision Howard was remanded to jail and appeared shaken His lawyer will seek a new trial claiming juror bias including alleged statements against the defendant The case recalls tensions from Caleb Powers proceedings and witnesses noted in the Powers trial vicinity
Washington reports the Maine wreck in Havana harbor since February 1898 may be raised and removed. Governor General Wood backs removal and Secretary Long approves the expenditure. Naval officials hope the effort may reveal how the battleship was sunk and identify the responsible party.
Atlanta reports charges filed with Georgia prison commission by Solicitor J W Edmondson against McRae convict camp managers in Lowndes county. Affidavits from prominent citizens allege kidnapping of innocent men and women to force labor under armed guards. Accused practice includes using trap purses to arrest passing black men without trial, keeping them eight to ten years.
Fort Worth Texas reports a Fort Worth and Rio Grande passenger train struck a washout near Rock Creek at 12 30 PM. One passenger died and six to eight were badly injured. Doctors rushed to the scene aboard a special train. the wrecked train is described as serious.
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