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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1900

Page

7

Houston and Galveston Train Arrivals at Central Depot

Train schedule lists arrival times for lines including Grand Central Depot and Congress Avenue Depot with trains from Houston, Galveston, Kansas City and Chicago. It notes express, freight, and local services and specifies departures from Congress Avenue Depot and Grand Central Depot with several time stamps and notes on minor timing variances.

Houston Congress Avenue Bow. T. RR Grand Central Depot Kansas Ci City and Claermond Arriva Atss P. Dimeg Gies A.m

Eye examinations after railway mishap prompt public concern

Report from a Rock Te land railway incident describes eye examinations for those present and a hurried note from Mike Donohue about veterinary eye injuries. Separate dispatch notes crops near San Antonio, damage to roadbeds, and a $100000 to repair a dam with funds to be assessed.

Patery Rock Teland

Rate War Triggers Texas Freight Protest By Cotton Exchange

Houston and Galveston merchants join the Textarkana rate dispute with St. Louis and New Orleans jobbers. The Texas railroad commission’s 5 cent emergency rate prompts protests from the Houston Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade, seeking relief while North Texas shippers fear demoralized freight and higher costs. The issue centers on Texarkana basis hurting Houston and Galveston trades as rates for New Orleans and Shreveport routes squeeze Texas buyers.

Yeaterday Howdton Cotton Exchange Aid Board of Trade Cotton Exchange Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade John H. Reagan Texas Railroad Commission Atlanta Jefferson Missouri Kansas Texaus Texas Houston Galveston Texarkana Commission Louis New Orleans Houston Cotton Exchange and Board of Trade Comminiti Houston Cotton Exchange R. Warner Colton Fx Change Austin Texan Shreveport Citra Pallas Sherman Mort Worth North Texas Railroad Commission St. Louis

Rock Island Expands with 22 Giants for Fast Passenger Trains

Rock Island railroad installs twenty two of the largest locomotives ever sent to Chicago to haul fast passenger and freight service between Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. Built for speed and power these engines will pull twelve to fourteen heavy Pullman sleepers under about fifty miles per hour while weighing around 290000 pounds with seven inch driving wheels.

Rock Island Chicago Garvige Rock Island Road Kansas City Omaha

Texas Fruits and Vegetables Expansion in Texas Market

M Milee traveling freight agent for the American Refrigerator Trunely company visited the city discussing Texas fruit and vegetable growth. He noted early development, soil and climate checks, and plans to ship 1,200 cars from Texas with 5,800 tons of ice, aiming to expand truck farming and canning facilities, with Texas near the top market in the United States. Local growers and distributors in Cherokee, Smith, and Anderson counties would supply tomatoes peaches and other fruits to northern markets via St Louis and eastern depots.

M. Milee American Refrigerator Trunely Company United States Merly Ed Seite Rice Post Texas International Great Northern Leas Smith and Anderson St. Louis Conran Willa Washington California Florida Molon New York Chicago Detroit St. Paul Metropolia In All Oil St. Lous- To

Train details include high and low pressure cylinders and tender capacity

The equipment lists a 164 by 28 inch high pressure cylinder set and six inch low pressure cylinders. A 64 foot draw bar runs from pilot to rain draw bar. The tender carries 5700 gallons of water and ten tons of coal. Modern locomotives with safety devices and electric signaling are described.

Officials Tour Arizona Trail Extension Prospects

Chief engineer W B Mulvey and HB B Cushing led a party along the imperial trail with a city committee driving them through town to inspect the extension. They directed officials to Jacksonville to survey fields at that point.

W. B. Mulvey Southern Pacific System BR. Cushing Mogales G. (. Street Oltizona Jacksonville Feld

Railway conventions and fairs prompt travel via Texas lines

The article lists numerous conventions and associations across Texas with special fare arrangements on certificate plans, including women’s missionary meetings in Georgetown and Fort Worth, Poller Clicls in Houston, and Confederate reunion transport via Gulf Colorado Santa Fe lines. It notes through-sleeping car service to Louisville for Confederate reunion planners and highlights poultry industry transport growth with Texas lines moving large carload lots to northern, eastern, and Caribbean destinations.

Louisville Kentucky Houston East and West Texas Railway Chang Aaving Rivas

New Kansans City Service Announced Between Galveston and Kansas City

Houston East and West Texasan announces a new Texas Kansas City service operating through sleepers between Galveston and Kansas City. The route will run over the Galveston Houston and Northern. Officials note the Kansas City Southern line shows promise while receivers administer the road and crews focus on improving the track.

Neounion Houston Kaat West Texan G. H. Builth Queen Crowcount Texas Loieville Houston East and Weat Queen and Crescent Alecpore Texas Division Mina Welle Alexander Merifian Maida of Honor Kansans Houaton West Texan Ihs Texas-Kaneas Galveston Kanaue City Houweton Northern Kansas City Ime

Kingsbury Succeeds Da Costa as Traveling Freight Agent

The Southern Pacific appointed M. G. Kingsbury traveling freight agent with headquarters at Cuero. Kingsbury previously served as agent for Morgan Hee at Browneville Texas, the Browneville line having been discontinued. He succeeds the late Captain Da Costa, the oldest employee in the company at his death.

Captain da Costa Southern Pacific M. G. Kingsbury Cuore Mr. Kingsbury Morgan Hee Browneville Texis Mr. Kingahury Captain da Coula

Railroad Officials at Yacogdoechez Texas May 17

Railroad officials at Yacogdoechez Nacogdoches Texas on May 17 described W G Van Vieck as general mapager and J T Mabl as another officer.

Yacogdoechez Nacogdoches, Texas W. G. van Vieck General Mapager J.T. Mabl

Galveston Notes Details Rail Appointments and Rates

Galveston reports J Jennings named auditor of Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway replacing resigned F K Parke. Jennings, formerly with Chicago line, expected to arrive Saturday. South ern Pacific offered Galveston to New Orleans round trip rate of $5.75. Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe paid $208 tax on earnings. Postal Telegraph paid $170 tax for quarter ending March 31.

Jennings Sunt Galveston Texas Gulf, Colorado and Banta Re Railway F. K. Parke Afr Joeninge Reditron, Topeka and Santa Fy Railway Company Cileago W. &. Keenan Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Rail Way Company North Tesak Jobin Andrews Southorn Houston Bully Gulf and Interstate Railway Company Southorn Pacffc Railway Company New Orleans Austin Toras Gulf Colorido Saoia Postal Telegraph-Cable Company

Trains Run On Time Despite Slope on Columbus Bridge

Reports say Columbus Bridge slope has not disrupted rail service as trains run on schedule. H K Men of Cot ton Hell Fort Worth visited town while rail giants Gut Colorado and Santa Fe and International and Great Northern announce participation in Variarate to Texas common points. J B Joyce of Mann Pas per Philadelphia toured railway offices. Hay firm markets railway supplies via Cotton Hull agents H Farrell and W A Emiley discussed rates. Southern Pacific circular notes starting May 20 Sour Lake becomes a rail stop with ticket sales to and from that station. Colonel Tom Kingsley of Louisville and Nashville plans to attend the Confederate reunion in Louisville.

Fort Worth Rilo Grande Houston Galveston Tharato O Houston Columbus H. K Cotton Hell Colorado Santa Fe International Great Northern Variarate Texas J. B. Joyce Mann Pasper Company Philadelphia Hay H. &. Farrell W. A. Emiley Southern Pacific Sour Lake Tom Kingsley Loulsville Nashville Louisville Colonal Tom Britain Jtno Louwlaville Pretoria

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