Rail schedule highlights for Durham division 1906
Schedule effective November 25 1906 details westbound and eastbound trains from Lynchburg Roanoke and Durham with times for connections to Roanoke Knoxville Bluefield Bristol and Norfolk. Includes Pullman sleeper routes Roanoke to Knoxville Lynchburg to Richmond and Lynchburg to Norfolk with daily and Sunday exceptions and notes from M F Bragg Trav Pass Agt and W B Bevill G P A Roanoke VA.
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Durham
Sun Dail
Sun Daily P.m
Roxboro
Denniston
Boston
Houston
Lynchburg
St. Louis Express
Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke
Columbus
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Radford
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Rocky Mount
Winston Salem
Norton
Welch
Farmville
Richmond
Petersburg
Norfolk—Parlor
Norfolk
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Pulaski
Betty Baker
Galax
Fries
Clinch Valley Division
Nation
M. F. Bragg
Trav. Pass
W. B. Bevill
G.P. A
Gen
Southern Railway Schedule Information Effective August 6 1905
Condensed schedule from Durham North Carolina lists daily westbound No 111 to Greensboro with connections to Florida Express for Charlotte and points south and Washington and Southwestern Limited to Atlanta and beyond. Eastbound No 112 to Goldsboro connects to ACL for Wilmington and Norfolk. mixed No 162 serves Keywide and others. Through coach Raleigh to Richmond offered with No 107 westbound for Washington and New York. No 136 eastbound for Goldsboro. No 135 westbound to Charlotte and beyond. No 174 mixed daily except Sunday for Keysville and local stations. Details provided by Granam, Agent, Durham NC.
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Durham
N.C
Greensboro
Florida Express
Charlotte
Columbia
Savannah
Jacksonville
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Goldsboro
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Tarboro
Norfolk
Atlantic & North Carolina Railway
Kinston
New Bern
Selma
Wilson
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Oxford Chase City
Keysville
Richmond
Raleigh
U. S
Washington
New York
Winston-Salem
Goldstoro
Sperm
Atlanta
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An serialized tale about Tom’s murder conviction, transport to a penal colony, and a struggle for humanity. The narrative扮 evokes Hugo and Dickens with brutal slave labor, chained fate, and a possible thread of love offering hope, urging readers to keep reading to the end.
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Tom
Victor Hugo
Balzac
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Sheep Slaughter by Farm Hog Shocks North Carolina Town
Statesville reports a Poland China hog killed five sheep and injured others during Wednesday night and Thursday morning at R. R. Sherrill's farm three miles east of town. A lone lamb escaped as the hog terrorized the pasture. In Warrensville, Daniel Barker killed Ellana Miller with a pistol after a confrontation near Apple Grove. Barker flees as a manhunt ensues. News items from Wilmington, Salisbury, Raleigh, and Ce tawba County noted rail work, political commentary, and opinions.
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Charlotte Chronicle
Warrensville
Charlotte
Apple Grove
Daniel Barker
Ellana Miller
Miller
Barker
Ashe County
Wilmington
Hamlet
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