Train Schedules and Departures from Grand Central Depot
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple train arrivals and departures to and from Grand Central Depot and various lines including the Missouri Kansas and Texas, Great Northern, Velasco, and Houston routes. It notes times such as arrivals around 3.55 am and 7.05 pm, with mentions of connections to Dallas, Chicago, Kansas City, Cincinnati, and Houston, along with depot references and directions.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Fifth Ward
Int Northern
Columbia
Great Northern
Miscouti
Houston
Herderson
Pal
Free remedy claims restore male vigor via mail package
An advertisement promises a mail order medical program that claims to cure years of sexual weakness in men. It alleges quick, direct effects on strength and vitality, offering free trial packages from a medical institute in Fort Wayne Indiana and urging men unable to visit clinics to request treatment.
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Howe
Ara- Medical Leguitute
Elek- Ft. Wayns
Ind
Emergency rate turmoil hits Texas rail commerce
Texas freight rate dispute pits Houston Galveston and Dallas against New Orleans and St Louis over emergency tariffs. Rail firms decry swift punitive measures as sweeping and disruptive, risking loss of Texas jobbing business to rival markets. Austin negotiators push for recall of the Texarkana rate while Frisco Paris cut yields to Texas.
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Texas
New Orleans
St. Louis
Texan rate dispute discussed at Dallas conference
An informal conference in Dallas on May 18 addressed discord in Texas trade policy. Attendees included P. S. Goodwin of Santa Fe B. B. Comer of Rio Grande D. B. Kotler of Fort Worth and Denver J. W. Allen of the Rio and W L. Sargent of Texas and Pacific. No further action reported.
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Dallas
Tess
Texas
Prosent
Goodwin
Santa Fe
B. B. Comer
Rio Grande
D. B. Kotler
Forth Worth
Denver
J. W. Allen
The
Ray
Ws L. Sirgent
Texas and Pacific
Railroad Commissioners Prepare For National Convention
The Chicago Tribunes-Herald reports that railroad commissioners from many states will gather in Milwaukee for the twelfth annual National convention beginning soon at the Pastor House. Officials and the Association of American Railway Accounting Officers will discuss topics including classification of costs, enforcement, safety, and fair valuation of railroad properties. Delegates may submit topics to Ashley W. Cole, James W. Latta, Charles S. Ragnells, Graham L. Rice, or B. Akers for consideration.
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Chicago
Aikvision
Denver
Ubjerta. L
Ashley W. Cole
Albany
James Wi Latta
Morriabite
Paw
Charles 8. Ragnells
Jacksonville
Graham Ll. Rice
Madigan
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Basket Plan at San Jacinto Park
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plans its annual basket event tomorrow at San Jacinto Park on the Houston East and West Texas line. Trains run from Bonners Point and Ban Jacinto with early departures, amid notes on railroading’s role in regional development and a nod to the April issue of Bonds and Mortgage.
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Menle
Texas Star
Longo
Brotherhood of Railway
San Jacinto Park
Houston
Texas
Bonners Point
Ban Jacinto
Houston East and
West Texas Railway
Louisville
Pacific Express boosts refrigerated car use for Texas fruit
Paclfic Express Company is promoting the use of modern refrigerated cars to ship strawberries and other perishable fruit from the Texas Gulf Coast to northern markets. The effort, led by Mp, Ges, Riley, showcases new refrigeration equipment, express praise from growers, and plans for expanded carloads in Tyler district areas including League City, Tyler, Lindale, and Swan. Galveston figures prominently with transit and industry officials arriving, while several rail executives visit Houston and Beaumont to discuss expansion and shipments.
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Paclfic Express Company
Texas
Pacific Express Campiny
Aic
Ges
Riley
Pacific Express Company
Houston
League Uhry
Louie
Tyler
League City
Seague City
Herries
Lindale
Swan
Denver
Des Moines
St. Louise
Iduntry
Local Rail Officials Visit Hearne for Brief City Stop
Jlearne Noles of Hearne Texas and J D Eyare superintendent of the Brazos Valley railway were in Hearne yesterday. Officials from the Houston and Texas Central line also passed through for a few hours, meeting city representatives.
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Jlearne Noles
Hearne
Texas
Lvil Bogiovar
Houston and
Texas Central Way
W. Eyare
Alvert, Waco and Brazos Valley Railway
Roadmaster appoints chief stocker on Montgomery branch
Roadmaster of the Montgomery branch announces a change in the office. New chief stocker is appointed, replacing the previous post holder Somerville and W. Houste. The transition affects operations on the branch line and local maintenance duties.
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Lve Maye Somerville
May Y
Montgomery
Novasote
O Somerville
Ald
W. Houste
Olief Otork
Rail and travel notes from Fort Worth and Texas lines
J D Bono Mol ton Belt commercial agent returned from Wh interior. J J Miller Supe Central Galveston was in the city yesterday. Colton Belt trails into Memphis now. Major J C Andrews Southwestern passenger agent of the Southern Railway left for San Antonio. The Southern Pacific uptown ticket office led by EB N pulling on stele. New line check is the Mites Improvement. J B Rector to Dallas as ventor clerk to J N Grinwold. Charles Haroes, private secretary to General Manager Van Vleck of Southern Pacific, doing well after dedication of the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home at Fort Worth June 2 and 15. Houston and Texan Central announced new fares within seventy six miles of Fort Worth: 4 cents per mile, seventy-one to 100 miles 2 cents, over 100 miles one far. George T Klink appointed general auditor at San Francisco succeeding C E B Wright, now treasurer of Pacific Improvement Committee. Comptroller office abolished.
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Texas
Houston
Galveston
San Austonia
Austin
Waco
Dallas
Fort Worth
Frisco
Paris
Texarkana
Vexan Railroad Commission
Texas Commission
Holston
Urlvanys
St. Lousa
Commission
New Orleana
New Orleans
St. Louis
Parla
Acall
Katy
Stein
Southern Pacific
Kansan City
Héaumont
Pee Gee
M. M. Murray
Hill
L. J. Polk
The
Santa Fe
F. Ki. Moodie
T. Botlin
Guilt and Joster State Railway Company
Beaumont
Air
H. &. Plagin
Union Pacific
Denver
EB. Clery
Telegraph
Colorado Uthert
Mra D
AL Collamer
J.D. Bono
Molton Belt
Interior
J. J. Miller
Supe Central Lines
Colton Belt
Memphis
BE. O P. Turner
Texas and Pacific
Keelly
J. C. Andrews
Southwestern
Southern Railway
San Antonio
Bouthern
Pacitc
EB. N
J.B. Rector
Santa Irbere
J. N. Grinwold
Maconic Widows and Orphans
Houston and
Texan Central
George T. Klink
Euditer
Disbursemerfte
Pacific
San Francisco
C. E B. Wright
Pacific Improvement Cetiminy
Very Enjoyable Lawns Concert in the Sixth Ward
A lively lawn concert in the Sixth Ward featured three divisions of the Daughters of Erin. Performers included Vani Bight at Mr. Th. A. Riesuet’s residence with fund raising for the Daughters. The program showcased instrumental and vocal pieces by Weeson, Miss Rieonar, Miss Mabel Alford Montalban, and others. Mrs. O’Connell and Miss Wincie Fitzgerald drew praise, with Miss Fitzgerald winning the most popular lady on the grounds.
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Mfr. Th. A
Riesuet
Siach
Duwi
Weeson
Meqdames Hume
Mita Malda Ie
Migioud
Nolo Caysecesves
Mabel Alford Montalban
Marcle Thacker Voral
Merbury
Heuliallow
Tim. O'Connell
Mies Wincie Fitegerald Wan
Rumored resignation rattles St Paul and San Francisco Railway
Galveston dispatch reports a second vice president and general manager arrived in January by private car, accompanied by Tom West of Fort Worth and Grieve of the Sea. The party was seen in a private express car to discuss President’s rumored resignation.
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Galveston
Texas
Yourkum
St. Poul and
San Francines Reliway Company
Colon
Tom West
Fort Worth
Anhopio
Houston Republicans Reorganize City Executive Committee
A Houston meeting led by a self styled chairman aimed to reorganize the city Republican executive committee. Delegates from each ward will elect three members and report back to the chairman for formal seating at the next general gathering. A misread line mentions measles and a local Times editor praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The note also advertises a $39.70 Washington City round trip via the Southern railroad on May 9 and 20.
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Houston
M. Fresman
Eegubliesn Au
Warmane
Ag Tetihers
Wallard Beel
Mila Fx
Chamberlain
Washington City
Southern miner’s voyage to Washington City on steam line
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a traveler or service between New Orleans and Washington City aboard a Southern miner vessel or route. The item mentions travel duration of about four hours and no charge for carriage. Details on dates, exact company, or passenger counts are unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington
Wale 10Th
Mihinatapty
New Orleana
Washington City
Gas Cooking and Heating Stoves and Instantaneous Heaters for Sale
Houston Geo Light Comps offers gas cooking stoves and instantaneous water heaters for sale. Contact details not provided in the fragment. Local listing mentions appliance sales and general equipment offerings.
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Houston Geo Light Comps
Gas sightings at Sylvan Hole Park prompt crowd invite
In La Porte the Sylvan Hole Park area is described as having gas sightings near the new pier and fencing. The notice invites locals to visit and enjoy a day by the breeze, offering a casual scene of leisure despite the gas alert.
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la Porte
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