Grand Central Depot Train Schedule and Arrivals
Train timetable for Grand Central Depot detailing arrival times for Antonio, Houston, Dallas, Galveston, Kansas City, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, and other lines. Notes include express and mall trains, Congress Avenue departures, and connections via Fifth Ward depots and various rail companies.
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W. T. RR
Grand Central Depot
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Congress Avenue
Loule
Chicago
Len
Velasco
Fame
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Fifth Ward
Intecreet Northern
Columbia
Ational
Great Northern
Iveston
Houston
Henderson
Erien Antonio
New York
Byeon
Cueto
Crain
Cuera
St. Louis
Jules Brooks
Joliet
Beretary at shiner February 4 incident report
A garbled note reports a burglary at a shop on February 4 with a broken rear door and a blaze nearby. No clear clues are provided about suspects or motive. Local authorities record ongoing investigation with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretary
Shiner
Batranes
Taylor Fined $250 Over Rail Rate Dispute
W H Taylor general freight and passenger agent of major Texas railways was fined 250 by the state railroad commission of Louisiana for publishing a higher rate than allowed. He had appeared in Baton Rouge on contempt citation after publishing a rate on the Houston and Shreveport line. He plans a rehearing with commission representation by the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Taylor
Houston East and West Texas
Houston and Shreveport
Railroad Commission
State of Louisiana
Taylor
Maton Rouge
Yond
Attendants Attend Funeral of Lt Alfred W Drew in Houston
The Texas House sent representatives to honor Lieutenant Alfred Wettermark Drew at his funeral in Houston. The service at First Presbyterian Church featured flags, military honors, and a large crowd as soldiers escorted the casket to its grave, with prayers and hymns reflecting unity after four years of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Drew
Austin
Texas
J. Sherrill
Houston
Alfred Wettermark Drew
Leayn
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Priviegee
Drew
Thomas Scurry
First Presbyterian Church
Ywearn
George B. McClellan
Grand Army of the Republic
Dick Dowling
United Confederate Veterans
Autry
California Sequoia Giant Tree Photographed and Praised
A letter to The Post from EO McCormiel accompanies a photograph of a colossal California sequoia gigantea. The missive extols the tree as the largest living thing, about 400 feet high and 35 feet diameter, around 4000 years old, with Sierra backdrop and distant mountains. The note promises a magazine article on the trees and invites a California visit. the photo captures the forest primeval’s majesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
G Aern Pacific Railway
San Francisco
Cal
Solar System
Julus Caesar
Sixth Cavalry
Californias
McCormiel
California Foreste
Industrial Expansion of Texas and Its Opportunities
An essay urging Texas business leaders and farmers to accelerate manufacturing at home. It highlights competing distances to South American and Mexican markets, the potential of a Nicaragua canal, and Texas's cotton, oil, cattle, and minerals. It calls for local processing of cotton, hides, grain, and meat to boost prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Rouch
Central America
Triam
New York
Liverpool
Huntlers
Rio de Janeiro
Mississioni
Tule
France
England
Germany
South America
Tropics
Nicaragua Canal
South American
Pacific
Republic of Mexico
Sinter Republic
Mexico
Coa
South
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Daughters Train Party Delayed by Wreck
A group from the Patriarchs Militant and Rebekah lodges traveled by Gulf, Colored and Santa Fe trains to Galveston with 257 passengers aboard. A freight wreck near Prairie View delayed arrival at Hempstead, causing a late arrival around 2 p.m. The party included Canton M. Seley No. 7 of Wacg and Canton Dallas No. 8, plus many Rebekah members.
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Rebekah
Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio
Onde
Gulf, Colored and Santa Fe
Houston and
Texas Central
Hempstead
Prairie View
Galveston
Canton
M. Seley No
Patriarcha
Wacg
Canton Dallas
Gulf, Volorady
Santa Fe
Texas Midland
Waco
Central
Hounton
Touring Capitalists Visit City With Rail Leaders in Tow
President Haskell and party toured the city yesterday aboard the Ottawa private car of the Detroit and Lima Northern railway. The group included Sen ator John G Rorlek and others, traveling from MeAl¢o via Texas cities and toward Mexico. They discussed telephones and railway expansion as Caney Valley progress continues, with a new rate notice from Texas Michavel railway to Frisco mines.
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Haskell
Ottawa
Detroit and
Lima Northern Railway
Southern Pacific
Ni Maskell
N. Haskell
John G Rorlek
Wie
M. J. Binley
Ohio
W. Fr. Saddier
Trenton
N. J
Mra Tappe
Jus
Houstes
Texas
Mexico
Mesere
Braiey
EH. M. Manahert
San Antonio
Haing
Roriskie
Saddler
Sas
Spofford
New Orleans
Independent Grand Lodge Meeting Draws Many Early Fares
A large crowd travels from Houston to Galveston for the annual grand lodge of the Independent order. The event gathers many of the 644 fellows and other attendees en route for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Galveston
Grand Lodge of the Independent
Frisco and Southern Pacific agents travel for business
WO Connor a Frisco commercial agent left for Waco. J F Ryan a Southern Pacific traveling agent was in the city yesterday. E N Brown another Frisco freight agent departed for Waco on a hiuel news trip. BLOM Winstead of San Antonio the Frisco representative visited friends. Lizzie Dwyer a Cotton Belt stenographer returned from Fort Worth. David H. Hollingsworth private secretary to Pagapaeer Traffic Manager was mentioned with relatives. Private car No. 192 of the Santa Fe arrived from Austin and went to Chihuahua after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WO. Connor
Frisco
Waco
J-F. Ryan
Southern Paolo Company
Fort Worth
David HH. Hollingsworth
Pagapaeer
B. Morne
Itlaw
Short Texas Specials From Small Town Snippets
Wichita Falls reports a irrigation plant with 10 000 acre capacity. Marlin notes a rape case verdict of not guilty due to jury disposition. Edna mentions store break in thwarted. Paris reports officials buying rifles for Transvaal use. Hutto rail depot redevelopment begins. Emma notes cattle easing through wine season and favorable harvest progress. Farmers near completion of plowing for next crop.
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Wichita Falls
Marlin
Jim Floyd
Negro Boy
Edna
Baratars
Align Store Company
Eters
Paris
Ann
Hrilabh
Transvaal
Hutto
The
International
Emma
Two Stores Raided By Douglars In Palestine Texas
In Palestine Texas this morning about 1 o clock the G A Wright store was found open by a policeman amid a city overrun with tramps. The Syrian American Fruit Company's shop and other premises were raided, with officers pursuing culprits as they try to cover up their crimes. Mrs Bonner returned from Houston boat trip and several local residents are mentioned visiting in Athens and Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglars
Palestine
Texas
Veoruary
Syrian American Fruit Company
G. A. Wright
Sprageine
Buralare
Mra H. Bonner
Houston
Aebt
Fr. H. Mobler
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Jiday
Mra. A.engen
Mire N. RR
Royall
Mies Bessie
Athens
Wharton Locals Share Music and Movements
Wharton Texas notes a pleasant music event at J A Bandera’s home with charming selections by the young people. Robert Jarratt plans to leave for Richmond next week to take charge of a local project. F Inaac departs for St Louis tomorrow to secure a spring supply while others extend congratulations and greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Texas
J. A. Bandera
Questa
Opera
Robert Jarratt
Thie Place
Richmond
Jarratt
Me Jorrate
F. Inaac
Core
The Future of Cotton and Foreign Influence
A New York Sun editorial notes the shift in global cotton markets as US cotton exports have fallen sharply while foreign buyers anticipate higher prices. It reports price gains since December, shrinking English reserves, and a brighter overall outlook for American cultivation and export demand, with potential continued price strength into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Sun Today
Europe
London
Henry Neill
Dean
Gettle
Syltain
Mary Foors
Joris
Conte
Texas Cattle Arrive in Chicago Market Stronger Prices
About 100 Texas cattle arrived in Chicago on Wednesday and Thursday. The market was active and strong with higher prices than two weeks earlier. Representative lots include Taylor Texas cattle: various weights and prices ranging from 3.86 to 4.40 per hundredweight, with bulls and steers listed from several firms.
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Texas
Chicago
Alvision
Taylor
Mupdinga & Vtumphrey
J. HH
Mutidine
Laitne & King
F Stawe
H. Krause
Moulton
Nounds
H. Bo
Brautitely
Biorey & Xewas Ban
Marcow
Oon
Waffman
Sulphur Springs
Poutten
Kyle
Ardmore Oil Mill Company
Ararary
Av Ponei
B. Steers
Peaveeltats vi
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Hans
Heaton and
Dallas
FAO
Aliforcia
Wis
HMA
Antonio
Nesheman Teenes
T&r. R
Cage
Oalveston and la Porte, Beeeee
T. KR
K.and T. Depot
Arriva
HOTEL
Bristol
Theas
Malin
Farmer
Viotal
Houston,Texas
Sy A. Hervey, Sr
Propr
Bedell Hervey
Mgr
Houston Transfer CO
Calves Lake
Bastrop Societies
Gam Tras
Bastron Lodge
Thance
T. Ber- Keelier
F. Nash
Eugene Erbard
Aoce
T. W. Wood
Theo
Ontepsuard
Jaynoic
Paul D. Page
Poslety
Bautrop Reunil
T. Cain
W. A McCord
W. Kennedy
W. B. Maytan
A.J. Batts
Direci
Ane
Ofala
Ake Halon Keongetivy
Pec Hax —Stuver Trustees
Ee 1
Baita
MR. Taylor
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Anes Lownie, Parrish
Wharton Railroad Notes
Caney Valley
Texas Michavel Railway
Frisco Mines
Hooton
General Minster J. Folk
Santa Ife
Chiventon
SHORT
Palestine Pointes
J. S. Dunlay Hdw. Co
Travia Street
Het
Preston and Prairie Aves
Denver
N. Droupt
M. L. Robbing
OPT A
Oriel
West Texas
City Ticket Office
Main Street
Be, Miller
the Mills of the Gods
Preston Avenue
BAY Shore Line
N. 4
Bay Co. MB Best
Rapid
Traoaic Reltway Company
Mare Resting
Bateheld
Sandacints
la Porte
Morgans Point
Seabrook
N.L Mills
Kent City
Maine
Marine Intelligence
le Serra
Hotterdam
St. Vincent
Tratoxs
Wagner Buffet
Freee Heellme
Joe Katy Chatt Care
Santa Fe Limited
Jo. R. Greenhill, Va
Sante Staso Main Street
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