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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1909

Page

6

Galveston Rail Schedule Changes Announced

The Galveston timetable reports new train times for January through February. Manta Fe will shorten main line service by a quarter hour, with the Galveston train leaving nightly at 6 46 am. A Sunday morning special from Galveston to Houston is planned, with arrivals to follow. The changes, effective on the stated dates, affect travel to Hoyoron and adjacent routes.

Galveston Pamingey Gelverton Angines Shane Boony Ts A Iowa Tate Houston

Made defendant in libel suit over steamer Pilot Boy

The steamship Pilot Boy of the Corpus Christi Steamship Company is named a defendant in a federal libel case. The suit alleges a shipment from Port Arthur to Texas City in November contained damaged rice aboard the Rearmont Rice Mill and Atlantic Rice Mill. The court action cites warehoused cargo in Port Arthur and claims the vessels carried 87% sacks of rice damaged to various extents.

Srivanen Rye Galveston Texan Corpus Chrint! Steamship Company Calveston Inaibal Fied United: Blate Tloyda Bill Hoy Port Arthur Texas City Tex City Rearmont Atlantic

Prospector Price Reports Bright Prospects for Texas

Dr. Price, general passenger agent of the International and Great Northern Railroad with Palestine headquarters, visited Houston and declared widespread business prosperity in Texas. He noted strong holiday traffic and optimistic forecasts for continued growth, saying severe winter in the North and East benefits Texas immigration and freight.

J. Price Dr. Price Pasenger International and Great Northern Railroad Palestine Houston Sesterder Price Sager Texas Sprite, Act International Great Northern Way Ls

Waldo’s Successor Named for Steamship Lines

Hugh M Wilkins newly appointed general agent for Pacific steamship lines takes over from Gentry Waldo at Sunset route Galveston. Wilkins will supervise freight and coordination with Sunset Central lines as he travels to New York for final arrangements and confirmation.

Hugh ‘ML Wilkins Steamship Line Hugh M. Wilkins Galveston Pacific Steamship Lines Gentry Waldo Bunset-Central Lines Heaton New York Southern Pacific

Kingsville Railway Notes Report Confusion and Delays

Kingsville dispatch reports ongoing railway issues with agents absent and delays in bond registration for a completed line from Kingsville to Riviera. The item notes bonds totaling 1067.08 dollars and mentions inspections, a chief clerk's homebound status, and upcoming local commercial appointments related to the Weston authority and Western railway bonds.

Kingsville Houston Post WILLE Texan Riviera Olinger Mutiv Springriet di Nde Ae Construction Company Weston As and Western Railway Etl

What is whisky state food commissioner disagrees with Taft

Dr Abbott, Texas food commissioner from Denton, says Taft’s whisky ruling may not affect Texas as current laws enforce it. He questions the distinction between neutral spirits and whisky and argues molasses based spirits could be mislabelled as whisky. He notes potatoes and grain originate north of the Mason-Dixon line while molasses comes from the South, but says Taft may not have meant to discriminate.

J. ‘A Abbott Denton Taft Texas Legison Ineeneee Whial Tartrum Mason and Dixon Nitoket Reneral Ae Department Tito Kenow

Industrial excursions planned by Houston Business League

Secretary Adolph Boldt approves January 12 as the date for the first Industrial excursion of the year. Excursions, started last December, were paused by Washington waterway and southern commerce concerns, but will now run weekly with longer, more structured schedules to include more factories. The trips aim to showcase Houston industry to members, with guest attendance possible for visitors.

Adolph Boldt Houston Business League Washington Boldt Houston’ Business League Houston

Paying City Taxes

City tax collector James P. Welsh and deputies collected such as the late closing days. Residents anxious to avoid penalties rushed to pay taxes yesterday. today’s collections show continued activity as the tax department works through the remaining delinquencies.

James P. Welsh Deen Bury Chilsena Fuealay Ted Ponelty

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