Railroad Schedule from Grand Central Depot area
Train times for Galveston and Texas routes with departures from Grand Central Depot and Fifth Ward depots. Includes notes on through cars to Dallas, Denison, and Dal ls via various lines, Sunday specials, and depot locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Grand Central Depot
Avrive
Shreveport
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Grand Cenal
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Great Northern
Columbia Tap
Hick
Congress Avenue
Houston East
West Texas
Galveston, Houston
Galveston
Rice Hotel Keeps Drummers’ Home in Beaumont
The Old Reliable Rice Hotel, operated by Drummers’ Home proprietor Frank A. Hervevey, Sr., and manager Chas. B. Hervey, advertises American Plan rates from 2.50 to 1.50 per car. It boasts a new Otia Elevator and refined rooms with bath facilities as part of Beaumont’s Imperial Cordors’ Hotel. Visitors are urged to patronize the Superior Cordova for superior accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gener
Frank A. Hwervyey
Chas. B. Hervey
Imperial Cordors
Beaumont
Tess
Texas
Johnson Acquitted in Sabinal Murder Trial
Johnson acquitted on charges of killing George Brown in Sabinal in 1804. The case's third trial in the Thirty seventh district court follows earlier proceedings. A separate trial for Morgan Brown’s killing is scheduled for the current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
San Antonio
Tedos
Ham Johnson
Georrge
Morgan Brown
Liytaw
Sabinal
George Brown
Jay
Pan American Buffalo Line Opens May 5 1903
The Pan American Buffalo Line will open May 5 1903 with through service from 51. Low over the Penneyranta Vandane and Erie lines to Columbus and Atron. For price or a call upon address D T P Agt San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Bo
Penneyranta- Vandane
Erie
Columbus
Atron
D. T. P. Agt
San San Antonio
Texas
President Hays Inspects Texas Lines on Southern Pacific Route
President Charles M. Hays of the Southern Pacific toured Houston to Waco on the Houston and Texas Central line. He urged reasonable pricing to fuel engines with Texas oil and discussed future improvements, meeting Houston officials and promising further inspection as the party moves westward toward Galveston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Charles M. Hays
Southern Pacific System
Houston
Wades
Texas Central
Wacon
Hays
Aelic Road
New
New Orleand To San Francisco. the Apedta Steamed Into Grand Central Station
Hass
Morac
Aratem
Prosenti
I Houlder
The
Pest
Iva
Geytiehin Coplay
Seattier Pacific
Fool
Tesne
Coli
California
Baye Sald
Hayswild
Etonston
Galvewton
Talana
Pollowiie
Haye
Privete
Phillipa
View Presiddenta Stable
Keuttephattt
van Vieck
Quiplan
Tl. A. Patten
Houston and Tesup Central
Kuenik
Goowman
Waen
Lee
Timiniten
Molveyr
Wasnhoehle
Dein
Meustoy
S. AO FL Merk
Gabheston
Weatwant
Texas Railroad Orders Set New Freight Rates and Reconsignment Rules
The railroad commission of Texas issued directives effective March 4 1901 permitting a 124 cents per 10 pounds rate for cottonwood lumber carload shipments from Arthur to Fort Worth with updates to reconsignment rules for sugar and molasses within Texas. The notice also covers through rates, balance charges, reconsignment conditions, and a hearing set for March 14 1901 to classify shipments of various goods including fabrics boots and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texta
Paar
Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Arthur
Fort Worth
Intermediate Pointe Net
Gulf, Colorado and
Sanath Pe Millwar
Gulf
Colorado
Sangin Fe
Chininrea
Mika Fey
Pion
Io Nesord
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Trueckhaus
Navasota Community Rally Hails Road Promise
Citizens in Navasota gathered March 1 4 to seek support for a new road. Bank official Ewing Norwood spoke as officials and residents urged favorable action by railroad authorities. Cheered by attendees the meeting ended in hopeful spirit with expectations the state and railway will grant the needed road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Eaas
Sperma House
Dovamont
Ewing Norwood
First National Bank
Mses
Patestine
Itanfelr
International
Great Northern
Santa Fe Extension Track Laying Advances at Silsbee End
Teaumont Texas March 1 Track laying on the Gault Colorado and Santa Fe branch began yesterday at Slletor Junction and will continue. Grade work is nearly finished and covered with sivet. Chief engineer West reports no stoppage and the track crew will align with the grading team to meet the contracted schedule. About twenty miles of grade left to complete west of Silsbee and the line is expected to be in running shape once the grade is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaumont
Texas
Gault
Colorado
Pat
Eileber
Crewe
Gould at Dallas and Retirement Rumor Quelled
President Gould of the Texac pad Povitic railway and party toured Dallas March 1 with V P L Thorné and Everman aboard. Gould praised the Texas and Pacific lines and expressed no retirement plan while inspecting Winnie interests and other properties. The party departed for Port Worth at 3:90 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texac
George A. Geld
Texac Pad Povitic Railway
Beales
Foul
Presient
L. &. Thorné
Man Fier Everman
Texan
Paciiie
Dalles
Gould
Texas and Pachie Ter
Winnie
Ileex
Meelfons
Port Worth
Frisco's Second Texas Line Opens Commerce Artery
Frisco announces the Red River division will be completed on the tenth of the month and placed in operation to Denison and Sherman Texas. The line will create a new artery of commerce between the North and South and connect with the Ontalde Work. The note emphasizes the region's fertile land and freight potential and mentions a maintenance of ROS flies from St. Louis to Grove, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texie
Red River
Friecy Nae
Denison
Sherman
Texas
Grove
St. Lonle
Death of Tom Scanlin in Temple Texas
Galveston Texas reports the death of Tom Scanlin in Temple due to pneumonia. He served nine years in passenger service on the Santa Fe Railway between Temple and New Iberia with a genial manner and was respected by railroad and traveling public. He left relatives in this city and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Marth
Tom Scanlin
Temple
Santa Fe Railway Company
Finiveston
Thake
New York
Suit filed in district court over death claim in Texas
Morre of the place has fled suit in district court against the International and Great Northern Baltroid company for 82,000 on account of the death of his son Morrs, a stenographer in the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Chargetown
Texas
T. Morre
Hhe Place
International and Great Northern Baltroid Company
Morrs
Fourth Criminal Appeal At Dallas Pebriaey Indictment
An appeal records a case involving a conductor accused of misplacing a book and transporting it to Austin within twenty four hours. The matter concerns a Round Rack item and the alleged failure to promptly notify authorities. Court actions reference rail lines and the International and Great Northern for a $2000 transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallak Pebriaey
Austin
Auation
Great Northern
Dust storm businessmen travel to Dallas in clash of trains
In Galveston March 1, executives from the Santa Fe and Frivee lines, led by John Len foster of San Antonio and Rollins of Dallas, traveled to Dallas to discuss freight operations. A dispatcher, Walter Ivbioteg, reportedly collided with a wheel while inspecting a Santa Fe division car at the depot, causing minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Presson
Commercis
Ile Side
Santa Fe
Dailon
Ema
John Lenfoster
San Antoni
Ely
Hussel
Avehér
Qiners Searht
Kanesox
SoutWork Railway Company
Vionaton Tally CO
Molten
General Southwestern
Dallis
Cleburne
Lefore
Bante Fe
Waltey Ivbioteg
Paria and Great Northern camping point in Austin may be clarified
Fragmentary OCR notes from Austin dated March 1 reference Paria and Great Northern entities and a comptroller, mentioning links of a purchase or loan and a force quarter, but details are unclear and primary facts are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Eamnings
Austin
Texas
Paria
Great Northern
Faewricer Tan
Jleaotiyor
Frisco and Western Agents Tour City in Sightings
City visitors include Janferts Uiaveling Fisher agent of Frisco and H 8 Arche commercial agent of Kansas City Southern of Galveston. Beek traveling filet agent of Sie Antonin also present with Mohler Western agent of Portia and Agulle Stoonhly ecw Portland. Atkinedh general Chelphanil pie songer agent of Fort Worth and New Orleans stayed in Wyasutaile with Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janferts
Fisenger
Frisco
Westerdas H
Arche
Kansas City
Galveston
Beek
Sie Antonin
bin -Attonlo
A.M Atkinedh
Chelphanil Pie Songer
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Jin Wyasutaile
Houston
Yietiiday
Foow
Taylor
Buffalo
Cérale
Dalvin Mareh
Eile River
Milwaukee
Omor
W. Bartlette
Lemlalgem
Relief Committee Probes Aid for Galveston Area
A relief committee seeks to determine how aid has been distributed in Galveston and neighboring areas. The panel questions whether relief funds were used promptly and aims to identify further needs and accountable channels amid ongoing investigation of expenditure and controls.
Lumber Shipments From Orange Break February Records
Orava Texas Marcel to Tip mile at Orange led a surge in lumber shipments, shattering all February records despite a short month. Weather delays stretched supply and affected deliveries but demand remained strong, pushing totals above prior marks and signaling a brisk Pacific coast timber flow from Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orava
Texas
Marcel
Orange
Pobruary
Tumbwe
Palestine pointers and local commerce in distress
Fragmented report describes contractors in Palestine and nearby towns facing labor shortages, rising housing needs, and scarce rentals. Mentions banks and local firms like Palietino National Bank, Korall and Bon, Hobson Brothers, and private bankers. Notes plans for brickwork, well sinking, and community figures including Colonel Pickin, Edwih Martell, and Tom Cragin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palesine
Marvall
Warthiam
Denison Kpring
Wright
Pal Kolenid
Dimitars
Trequrees
Wiret National
Bank of Paieatio
Oles
Bowhiong
TEL SS
Teper
Palestine Nitional Bank
Boxiion Pebroumry
Attest V. Ff
Dy Bowe
Candler
Beeill
Dorian
A.B. Fok
William Broyles
Tote Recoiiies
Tro Hake
Patentine Haa Ain
Korall & Bon
Hobsooon Brothers
Ataris
Cologne
Newt
Tom Cragin
W. Harkite
Ceyser
Fiat de
Pickin
Edwih Martell
Bulwer Lytton
Swinnenley
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Railroad Schedule
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Theorsties
Dalls Denison
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N.Y
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A. P. Ty
Grand Central Depot Vomvo
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LOEWE
Weave
Arive
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Arriva
Santa Fe Congress Ave
I. Mh
W. T. RR
T. RR
M. K. & T. Depot
G. S
St. Lewis
Chicago
Tave
Velasco
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Coops
Acu
Acco
Alsorin
Central Aeapol
HOTEL
Bristol
V. A. Malin
Capitol Hotel
Logan
Lawler
al Rbema
W. A. Aalin
Houston, Texas
W. T
J. T. Boyle
Capitol
Heart of
Ol! Druggiete
President Hays
Grand Central Station
Iniveston
M. Tore
Southern Pacific Railway
Calveston
Thor
Stella Point
Sa P. m
Ore
New Elothai
cArionds
Carlodd
Onda
Tove
Carlin
Second Bay
Earload
Suticr OF
Thraring
Toxac
Edinmonte
Polnta Sh
Lin
Falierwine
Grouler
Railroad Comminsion of
Ha. Allost
E. Jh. McLonn
Ratiroad Comanission
Ihe
Orrer
Ion Seearaeurrs
Lard Carton Ginny
iBarie Aid
Silsbee End
Nethina
Frisgo
Sherman and
Venison
Thomas Scanlan
Grand Junction
Iowa
Prate
Amos
Koorhith Tor
M. FL
Wilharme
Sletorinian
Nebranka
Willama
Williame
Eso Hein AG
Williame Medicine Company
Hr Penectady
Dr. Williams
Enoch Hill
Dvatoe
Ceureh
Grand Junation
Galventon Notes
Gleburne Notas
Pony Berond Thane
Jonnace
Vinlers
Andrei Contin
Gilaewton
Wifererk
Pominling
Thas Diercuafedl
Legiabiee
Jake
Mba
Rellet
Terni
Hanks
Patna
J. S. Dunlay Hardware Co., Ptt
H.& T.c.rr
E. N. Drouvet, C.P
T. A
M. L. Robbing
F. B. Morse
Haseli
Ce. W. Dora City
Main Street
Palestine Pointers
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
Nation Dept
New York City
YIM Vigor
Vitalit
Dorest
Niles Poly
Uae
Donel
Graber
Roma
Lewyn
Maln
Preston
Cos
Arcoise
Sal . Houston
Tex
Studes
McKinley
Washington
VIA
Bruce R. Morton
Main &T
Illinois Central
Orleans
Memphis
Louisville
Boca
R. Ryan
Abbey’s Salt
GHRR
Een & Gescell Rowe
Geo. H. Smith
G. Ps
New Ortantty
M. J
Tamas Rens
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