Property Listings Near Allen Academy and Town
South half of block near Allen Academy with a small new cottage tenant house and well. Prices range from 550 for a six room house with one lot to 1950 for N B Cole home place. Also 300 acre Brazos Bottom farm at 20 per acre with option to sell in small tracts and 75 feet front on Railroad steel out of Otto Boehme property. Also Ed Pochila place two lots and large two story residence and other city property.
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Allen Academy
Price
Main Street
N. B. Cole
Brazos Bottom
Otto Boehme
Ed Pochila
Hirschy Wins Great American Handicap Wing Shot Title
H. G. Hirschy of Minneapolis emerges as champion after a long shoot-off at Kansas City. He finishes with 78 straight thirds for the event and 102 for the week, with Spencer of St. Louis taking second and R. O. Heikes third.
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America
Spencer
St. Louis
Kansas City
R. W. Cool
Aledo
Ills
G. B. D. Darby
Philadelphia
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
L. J. Squier
Cincinnati
J. I. D. Morris
St. Paul
G. W. Clay
Austerlitz
Guy V. Deering
Columbus
Wis
F. Snyder
Crawfordsville Ind
Heikes
George J. Roll
L. H. Owen
Hischy
Pollard
Hirschy
Herkes
H. G. Hirschy
Minneapolis
H. C. Hirschy
C. G. Spencer
R. O. Heikes
Dayton
Ohio
J. D. Pollard
Chicago
J. L. Owen
Cushing
Okla
Ambassador Clayton Cleared In Mexican Court Controversy
Washington report says Ambassador Clayton fully explained all charges before Mexican courts and regarding his conduct to the satisfaction of the president and Secretary Hay. It notes he acted under exact State Department instructions with zeal and ability in defending American citizens’ rights.
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Washington
United States
Clayton
Hay
Department of State
Osteopathy Recognized by Iowa Legislature
Des Moines April 5 The house has passed a senate bill recognizing osteopathic physicians authorizing the state medical board to issue certificates to osteopathic graduates and others who pass exams and authorizing the governor to appoint an osteopathic physician to the health and state board of medical examiners.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
State Board of Medical Examiners
Health and State Board of Medical Examiners
Senate panel favors unfinished business Philippine government bill
Washington on April 5 the Republican steering committee recommended that the bill for government of the Philippines be placed on the unfinished business calendar after the Chinese exclusion bill and that the Nicaragua canal measure be next assigned.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
Plague Reports Reappear in Brazil and New York
The plague has reappeared in Brazil and New York with five cases reported and no deaths. In Pernambuco four fatalities were recorded including Albuquerque Salles editor in chief of Diario de Pernambuco.
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New York
Pernambuco
Sals
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Dispatch
Albuquerque Salles
Diario de Pernambuco
Fatal accident at England Scotland football match
A massive crowd at the England vs Scotland game in Glasgow broke barriers during a violent crush. Two people were killed and about fifty injured as the disaster unfolded amid the stampede.
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Glasgow
England
Scotland
Judge McAtee Resigns from Eighth Circuit Oklahoma
Washington reports Judge John L. McAtee, associate judge of the Eighth circuit court in Oklahoma, has submitted his resignation to the president and it has been accepted.
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Washington
John L. McAtee
Eighth Circuit Court
Oklahoma
Bank Robbed of 16000 Dollars in Ruskin Neb
Beatrice Nebraska reports the Ruskin Bank was robbed of 16000 dollars in cash Friday night. Police and investigators search for clues and suspects as the town reels from the bold daytime heist.
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Beatrice
Neb
Ruskin
Fight of the Warship Moore
A brief naval skirmish report outlines the engagement involving the vessel Moore. The article notes the clash at sea with mention of maneuvers and outcomes, highlighting crew actions and the strategic stakes of the encounter.
Rebel Governor Moore Fights Farragut Up Mississippi Reach
The Confederate paddle wheel steamer Governor Moore engages Farragut's fleet near Fort Philip on April 24. After a three hour running fight with the Varuna and other Union ships, Moore is crippled and beached while Kennon and crew suffer heavy losses. The episode precedes New Orleans surrender as Farragut's men press upriver.
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Farragut
New Orleans
Governor Moore
Moore
Mississippi
Fort Philip
Beverly Kennon
Uncle Sam
Kennan
Kennon
United States
Varuna
Stonewall Jackson
Varuttha
Kennen
Pensacola
Theodorus Bailey
Bailey
Oneida
Cayuga
S. P. Lee
Ben Butler
Butler
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J. W. Batts
Brazos County
Galveston
Dallas
A. H. Belo & CO
W. A. Watkins
Bryan
Texas
H. B. Dorsey
Prop
E Exchange Hotel
City Market
John W. Hicks
McAtee
Nebraska
G. L. Kilmer
General Lovell
Albert Kautz
Hartford
George L. Kilmer
Palunset
Bes Gaiornia
Luccin’ Reese
Southern Pacific Oaks
M. L. Robbins
Gen. Pass
TicketAg
Houston
Texas Central
S. F. B. Morse
Dallas, Austin, Waco, FT. Worth
Denison
Houston, Corsicana
Southern Pacific
Rice Cook
T. J. Anderson
Asst
Pass. Agt
Tkt. Agt
Bryan Weely Eagle
Bryan Eagle
VRS. Proctor
Washington and
Burleson Streets
Baptist Church
Franklin
Border
Tyler Haswell
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