Railroad Times Table Aug 18 1901 Lockhart and Waco Branches
In effect August 18 1901 the Lockhart branch lists Train 45 from Lockhart at 12 55 p m and Train 46 from Yoakum at 3 10 p m. The Waco Yoakum branch shows Train 42 arriving from Waco at 1 05 p m, Train 44 leaving Shiner at 6 18 a m Yoakum to Waco, Train 41 arriving from Yoakum at 3 03 p m, and Train 43 leaving Shiner at 10 04 p m.
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Sigrion
Lockhart
Beerway
Yoakum
Waco
Shiner
City Directory Officials and Aldermen Listing
Mayor Louis Trautwein, Treasurer C B Welhausen, Secretary Ed J Mair, Marshal evict Eso Beet. Aldermen listed.
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Louis Trautwein
C. B. Welhausen
J. Mair Marshal
Eso Beet
Beasley school opens in Hallettsville with Miss Boone in charge
In Hallettsville a Beasley school between Yoakum and Shiner opened Monday with Miss Mary Boone overseeing. Notable events include a Novohrad picnic October 12 with expected speakers, a Waul's Legion reunion in New Ulm, and ongoing Confederate veteran gatherings in Austin county. Adolph Zappe reports Bay City the best business point though all lines trend toward overexpansion. Lane City has two stores yet four saloons under construction. The J. H. Tinsley murder case from Gonzales, transferred here, names James R. Tinsley as charged with murder of Alex Schleyer. bond set at 15,000 with a high-profile defense and prosecution team assembled.
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Beasley School
Yoakum and
Shiner
Mary Boone
A. Haidusek
LaGrange
Novohrad
Waul’s Legion
New Ulm
Austin County
Adolph Zappe
Bay City
Lane City
Wharton
Matagorda
Long
J. Ht
Tinsley
Gonzales
James R. Tinsley
Alex Schleyer
Burgess, Hopkins & Rainbolt
William Houston
Paulus & Ragedale
Patton & Schwartz
R. B. Allen
W. M. Atkinson
Roosevelt death comment sparks call for tax duty
The Houston Chronicle quotes Press Pickings urging prayers for President Roosevelt’s recovery and argues that citizens who benefit from government protection and schooling should be willing to pay poll taxes, highlighting duty and civic responsibility.
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Hay
Roosevelt
Houston Chronicle
Ihe
Green counts on eight Texas congressmen in bid
The item quotes Mr. Green predicting a strong fight to elect about eight Texas congressmen. He notes confidence in securing two or three seats and a couple more with a strong effort, while the editorials urge responsible citizenship and remind readers of duties.
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Texas
Mr. Green
San Antonio Express
Gonzales Inquirer
Green
Coal Strike Effort Aims to End Anthracite Turmoil
Washington officials meet with Cabinet and Governor Crane to find a settlement. Wilkesbarre reports a large movement backed by Roosevelt to end the strike, with Mitchell buoyant over the potential impact. The President invites operators and Mitchell to a conference using moral suasion.
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Washington, D. C
Crane
Massachusetts
Wilkesbarre
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Washington
Uniform school months end this year and vouchers due
The article notes a uniform ending of school months this year with the scholastic month of white teachers ending on the 26th. Vouchers must be approved on that date to avoid confusion as conditions prompted this change.
Local County Officials Plot to Push Vouchers and Appointments
A column discusses Supt Guenther remaining in office on a specified date to approve vouchers, noting potential issues if absent. It urges teachers who taught partial months to file vouchers for their actual time and lists subscriptions offered by The Gazette. The notice references juror dockets and court terms for April 1902 with named jurors for 2nd and 3rd weeks and other local notices.
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Guenther
Halletsville
A B Noble for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3
Campaign note endorses A B Noble as candidate for Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 with L Tampee as supporting figure. Writing appears in local political item. Containing concise call for election support and party alignment.
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For Justice of the Peace
L Tampee
WM. Joost, Jr
Gia Pannewitz
Justice of the Peace
Grand jury to assemble at October term begins 6th
For the October Term of District Court the order sets the grand jury to assemble at the start of the next term beginning October 6. The notice directs court officials and jurors to prepare for panel selection and related proceedings.
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FE. T. Lone
District Court
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City Directory
Robt
Eschenburg
Earl Fry
F. Wolters
Aug. Schramm
the Gazette
J.C. Habermacher
Shiner, Texas
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Sunny South
Galveston News
Houston Post PO
A. Express
Poultry Magazine
Success
N. Y
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Cosmopolitan
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Munsey
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Ainslees
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Wm Sandill
Wm von Rosenberg
TY Hil
J . Bloch
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LW Riggs
August Miller
Frank Autry
Tom McKay
Robert N Key
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C Burne
Henry Korring
Elisha Warren
Jack Culpepper
TB Roden
J F Parr
Charles Bressil
John Lawrence
Dan Gandy
Will Stafford
Wim Morgenroth
John Hoebner
George Woolsey
W P Jopngan
Frank Caloway
T T Avant
Anton Foerster
Wm Herder
JS Jangen
Arthur Ponder
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J Bripeab
Sol Airheart
Areway
Otto Henkhaus,Sr
PETS
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J P Copeland
A H Hornton
Charles Busse
Sthel
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L Botad
Julius Pagel
Wm Peterson
Frank Jilek
Henry Getdes
Wm Joost
Amos Ezz@ll
J W Stevens
J Adageky
Jim Ti
A Beckham
L Gugg
EJ Wangemann
Peas
Gus Pannewitz
D Sehoenvogel
Ed Merseberger
G K Crabb
Dave Landa
H H Gandy
I M Naalw
J U McMurry, Joe Vanek
KJ Kutach
Skiner Oil Mill
Skiner Oil Mill & Mig, Oo
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Democratic Party
Coun
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Will T Bagby
F J Pesek
Steve L Bennett
A B Devall
Geo W Wehmann
J. C. Habermacher
Notary Public
WM. Jaeger
Wolters
R. G. Flato
Chas. Amsler
Pratt’s Stock and Poultry Food
the Palace Saloon
E. J. Wangemann
W. T. Amsler
ER. H. Lockmann
Avenue E
L. B. Richter
Farm and Ranch
Frank P. Holland
Southwest
Fugee
Farm
Schramm
John Emler
Galveston
America
Shiner Gazette
el Ommar Khan
Caack, Buister
Hammar Paint CO
St. Louis
Wolters Bros
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