Train Schedule for Central Depot and Grand Central Depot
A historical timetable lists train arrivals and departures for Central Depot and Grand Central Depot. It records Houston and Galveston routes, with times for express and local trains, connections to Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis, and other destinations. The sheet mentions multiple depots including Fifth Ward and Congress Avenue, noting slight variances in departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Depot
Jase Seevaasevaner
Artin B
Atventon
Houston Igo P
Press Avenue Depot
Jp m
Kansas City
Clelinaath
Fais
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Fifth Ward
Infeat Norther
Columbia
Great Northern
Galveston
Houston
Henderson
St. Louis
Chicago
Moleton Texas Day Rates Mentioned In Fragment
Fragmentary text lists prices and items like a $2 and $2.50 day rate with room and steam hour mentions, plus passenger and return calls, but the context and completeness are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moleton
Texas
Unclear list of arrivals and incidents in Texas area
Fragmentary OCR notes show names of individuals in Texas cities and a report of a man falling from a horse or scaffold, injuring himself. Other mentions include court actions and bonds, with scattered references to families and addresses, but details are incomplete.
Heavy holiday trade and rail traffic to the Southeast
Holiday travel spikes as trains from Houston and Texas Central carry passengers toward New Orleans and the Southeast. The Southern Pacific and Katy lines divert large numbers to Nebraska, Colorado, and Kansas, with emphasis on connections via Nashville and Louisville routes. The season’s movement is stronger than recent years, with carriers reporting brisk business and expected continued arrivals.
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Houston
Texas Central
Austin
Souther Pacific
New Orlean
Milneiaentral
Louieville and
Nashville
Southern Railway
Sothern
Nc Andrews
Southern Polific
Santa Fe
Southey
Katy
Weay
Texas
That & Jarre
Shreveport Gateway
The
Central
Pointe
Nebraska
Calorada
Kansas
Fitzgerald Promoted at Burlington Texas Expansion
The Burlington route promotes William Fitzgerald Jr to general agent in Dallas and adds traveling freight agents to boost Texas operations. Paul Kirkpatrick chosen for the new traveling freight position, effective January 1, in recognition of Fitzgerald’s strong past performance.
International and Great Northern chief visits city on tunnel plan
Mr Leroy Triea general superintendent of the International and Great Northern railway toured the city to discuss a proposed tunnel under Preston avenue to ease traffic near Harrisburg road. No agreement was reached yet as plans are drawn, but Triea said the railroad is ready to begin work and seeks an equitable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Great Northern Railway
Harrisburg Road
Preston Avenue
Bnen
Trine
Kirby Coming Home to Decide Kaysee Extension Plans
Beaumont reports a telegram says John H. Kirby general manager of Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City railroad left New York for Houston to advance the KaySee extension from Rogan to Waskom. A January decision on whether KayLee Shops stay in Beaumont is expected after Kirby’s arrival in Houston.
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Beaumont
Texas
John H. Kirby
Gulf, Beaumont and Kansia City Railroad
New York
Houston
Kay Lee
Railroad Agents Tour Presses Fetching News On Travel Racks
Commercial Agent J. D. Rowe of the Cotton Belt is absent taking up business. Traveling Freight Agent Winstead on the road on a visit. W. T. Hancock of Holston East and West Texas returned from a business trip to North Texas. W. H. Taylor of the Houston East and West Texas spent yesterday in Galveston. J. W. Evans of the Santa Fe, Brentiam headquar ters, on a business trip. Frank Matthews of Palentine, International route claim agent, in the city yesterday. William Doherty, assistant general pine Seliger agent of the Houston East and West Texas, returned from North Texas. Rumors circulate about changes to tithe on a front road, but the general passenger office said no such changes. Houston East and West Texas railways note passengers may use Winter tourist rates by paying the fare difference. The homeseeker rate is one fair plus two dollars. Winter tourist rate is one and one third fares.
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J. D. Rowe
Cottom Belt
Winstead
Cotton Belt
W. T. Hancock
Holston
West Texas
North Texas
W. H. Taylor
Houston
Galveston
J. W. Evans
Senta Fe
Brentiam
Frank Matthews
Palentine
William, Doherty
Gener Pine
Seliger
Raml
Travelers at Capitol and Hotels Across City
A stream of visitors and arrivals spans the Capitol and local hotels. Griff in Corrigan and Lutes of Victoria register at Bristol while Belcher of Austin, Boone of Fulshoar, and Walhot of Temple appear at Hutchina and Lawlor. Several others from Galveston to New Orleans gather at Bristol and Hutchins as dignitaries, reporters, and travelers converge for the Festival and holiday season.
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Griffin of
Corrigan
Capitol
W. A. Lutes
Victoria
Bristol
WC. Belcher
Austin
Queel
Hutchina
Boone
Fulshoar
Howe
J. Pawpa
Siontaomery
John Full
Sam BR. Henderson
Bryan Isol
Hutchings
G. W. Jitfie
Roreubers
Willi Go Tarner
New Orleans
Wis
Aineie
Werivalw
Yadbel’cay
Meeting of the Darvehtern of ites American Revolution 9
An item notes a morning meeting of the Darvehtern of its American Revolution 9 with references to local officials and a quarantine of Ayiime Burnett. The report lists appointments to inspect books and report to Derambir. The Houston Quartette Club held a concert rehearsal at Turner Hall ahead of a December 27 engagement for Turnverein members. General Manager Trice discusses terms for a timne under crossing agreements with International and Grant Northern at Preston avenue. News on Miss Bella Schoenmann’s recovery after a Marfa accident and her sister’s journey to Marfa and return to Dus dans pooch follows.
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Houston Quartette Club
Turnerhal
Turnverein
Trice
International
Grant Northern
Preston Avenue
Bella Schoenmann
Marfa
Mis,Krupp
Mines
Hornaire Birthday Celebration Plans for Burns
The Caledonian society met Tuesday to plan a Burns birthday event on January 9. Committee members George Cooper William Solvenright Thomas Must and W B McDonald will arrange a ball secure talent and report next Tuesday. The program will be Scottish with ballads readings and a supper.
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Horna
Robert Burns
George Cooper
Wm. Solvenright
Thos, Must
W. B. Mc Donald
Dockly
Postmaster Gould Held on Embezzlement Charge
Holeon Gould, postmaster at Bone Gap, is confined in jail awaiting a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Tracy B Dunn on a charge of embezzling $1000 in money order funds. Gould was captured near Groaby by Postoffice Inspector M G
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Holeon Gould
Bone Gap
United States
Tracy B Dunn
Gould
Groaby
Postoffice
M. G
Evidence in Cain case nears closing as witnesses suffer
The Dallas era report notes closing arguments in the Ed Cain case over the murder of James Humphries. Witness Ben Boyd testified about mob violence while denying belonging to a mob. jurors hear rebuttals as the judge weighs whether to proceed tonight or delay until January amid harsh winter and widespread fatigue among hundreds of camped witnesses.
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Pairating
Texas
Ed Cain
James Himsphries
Henderson County
Heiderned
Morrin
James Humphries
Jools
Witties
Ériols
Judge Lipscomb
Adijarning
Assignments in Comanche and Nacogdoches Texas
Business notices report Hogan and Nobers assigning assets for creditors in Comanche. In Nacogdoches the National Bank stockholders vote to liquidate and sell the bank to Judge Gil Mahon for 24500 in cash. Venter and Scarton near Whitwee plan to form a new enterprise.
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Nacokdoveches Dank
Nacogdoches
Téxis
Iet National Bank
Natane
Gil Maeahan
Unclear OCR fragment on Amalipox illness and city aid
Local notes recount a health scare with Amalipox infections, suppression of gatherings, and holiday suspensions. It mentions guards around an infected house and a family trip to Hartford interest, plus a city council donation of 300 for Catholic church rebuilding after a Bealy fire.
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San Felipe
Treas
Henry Pitt
J. & Pavideon
W. J. Frederigh
Trousto
Bealy
Stranger in trouble near Caddo Peak
A man found near Caddo Peak nine miles north of Cleburne in a demented condition is cared for by the county physician at the jail. Railroad men have been asked to visit him for identification.
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Cleburne
Texas
Caddo Peak
Here
Alvin Cabbage Beginning to Move in Alvis Texas
December 19 report from Alvis Texas notes the cabbage crop in this section starting to move. Local growers anticipate harvest progress as weather cooperates and fields show early signs of development.
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Alvin
Alvis
Texas
Washington county jurors drawn for January term
The Washington county Court selects jurors for the January term. other items note a fatal shooting case of Ad Moore, bond for Foreman Wellman, local weddings, a doll ball at Gunk's hall, and various social and business updates from Algophiam Texas. The report mentions several named individuals, local officials, and community events across the area.
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Algphiam
Texas
Washington County
Fr. N. McNeil
John Nona
G. A. Brovache
Charles Puller
Albert Linstaedter
G. Hy Fonter
Itis Fintge
Jack Anderson
J. JH. Simon
Matt Foote
Finhey Clay
Wim. Ellerman
Mone Byrd
T. D. Garrett
Braont Kessler
Short Texas Specials Local Look At Town News
ELKBART born jail Mroo and Mee Ww Neel a girl reported. PLORESVILLE ground condition worsened by recent rain. ROGERS funds appear unstable after thirty alx tours rain. terrain saturated. ROBY stock in poor condition. standing grass damaged by recent mine. CORSICANA routing mill plant runs on fuel rather than coal. AVA remains of Mrs FB Gian overturned en route to cemetery but safety ensured. DHCATUR commissioners court to hold election January 18 on local option. COLORADO district courts in session with several cases pending. TERRELL Robert Scott not killed. rumors denied. Frank Williams released on bond. DECATUR interest grows in direction of town mill project. QUINTANA US Engineer Talford here for surveys on Brazos mouth project. SAN ANTONIO judgment for $190 given in civil suit over death related to railway employe mother case.
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Elkbart
Mroo
Neel
Ploresville
Corsicana
Wes Ve
Ttte
Oooman
Ava
Giian
Communsloners Court
Piurpoan
Coloraddo
Ccriminal Wacker
Terrell
Robert Scott
Moudey
Frank Wiliams
Decatur
Quintana
United States
Talfor and
Bay
Thie Place
San Antonio
Bertha Haglehory
Six Men Narrowly Escape Death Near Milano Camp
Six men at Rotlaseau's camp one mile north of Milano nearly died when coal embers placed in a powder can ignited a fire in their tent. A passerby noticed the smoke, a doctor arrived in time and saved the men from serious harm.
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Milano
Texas
Rotlaseau
Wooten Declares Candidacy For Sixth District Congress
In Cleburne Texas on December 19 Hon Tidley G Wooten told The Post he is a candidate for congress from the sixth district and will publish his views on the leading questions of the day later.
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Wooten
Cleburne
Texas
Tidley G. Wooten
Poat
Knights of Pythias and Whitenhore Lodge elect officers
In Wenton Teras on December 16 officers were elected for Whitenhore Lodge Co CF with WA Roms as N GOR OM Vigne treasurer and Walter Senor as Secretary. In Denton a Knights of Pythias assembly elected G W Graves as chancellor commander and other officers including W F Butcher vice chancellor and J B Malone prelate.
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Wenton
Teras
Whitenhore Lodge
Co. CF
WA Roms
N. Gor OM Vigne
G . Raum
Walter Senor
George Boston
Jr. Lollar
Rabekayike Teal Lodge
Mra. Haramoid
Geo. Horton
Choire
Mise McAfer
Afien Delashow
Medtames Lollar and Campbell
Grand Jndge
Denton
Texas
Emma Indes No
Fire Destroys Barn and Jersey Cattle in Terrell
A Jersey barn and several head of cattle burned in Terrell Texas on a Saturday night. The blaze was so quiet that many initially thought it a joke. Authorities indicate the loss could be financially heavy for the proprietors.
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Durned
Terrell
Texas
Editor W. A. Richards Dies in Weatherford Texas
W. A. Richards editor and proprietor of the Weekly Republic died at his Weatherford home last night. His remains will be shipped to Avanta Georgia tomorrow.
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W. A. Richards
Weatherford
Texas
Republic of the Place
Avanta
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Houston, Texas
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Hurlington
Burlington
Willam. Fitzgerald, Jr
Dallas
Paul Kirkpatrick
Witeherald
Vince
St Westerday
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Triea General Superintend
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Ejast
Kaysee
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Louis
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Mexico
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Charles Green
Hockley
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Fannie Gorman
Clyteiet
Krug
J. T. Browning
Jiwilee J. J. Ate Cala
Burton
Ounty
Misa Gallle Manatthum
So'vlock
Eilwitd J. Wiles
National Democratic Sign and Deans Committee
Hutchine House
Collonel &. Mo Hall
Houston, Kranes and Northert Railroad
Jing
Bratok
Northern
Gunk'a Hall
Episcopal Indley
Rebekah Ould Tellowa Vishied Waalsley Jadt Oleht Institute Oa
Order
Mosilomee T. C. Rees
D. B. Tigi
Eilen Davis
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Francie Hoimeart
Minnie Schlil
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Sample
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Knights of the Moceshew
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St Lente
Waco
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