Brazos County Abstract Books and Local Properties For Sale
Advertises sale of land and houses near Brazos County with multiple parcels listed. Includes 105 acres near courthouse, 25 cultivated, pasture, fenced with six wires at 1500 dollars. Also small cottage near school, six room house near Main Street at 1250, quarter block near Allen Academy at 250, half block near Allen Academy at 500, schoolhouse lots at 100 each, 18 acres south side with 4 room house at 1000, 4 room house with cistern and outbuildings four blocks from courthouse at 650, and northern quarter block with 4 room house at 525.
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Haye
Brazos County
Court House
School House
Smallow
Main Street
Allen Academy
Livestock Merger Fight Raised at Denver Meeting
A Denver gathering of livestock men from states west of the Mississippi, called by National Livestock Association head John W. Springer, pledged to resist a proposed 500 million dollar packinghouse merger and to back new packing houses. Federal action to prosecute merger officers looms if injunctions are violated as states prepare to curb unlawful interstate commerce conspiracies.
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Denver
Mississippi River
John W. Springer
National Livestock Association of the United States
Springer
Combine
Chicago
Minnesota to Be Launched at New London in April
The Minnesota will be launched April 16 at New London Connecticut. It is the largest vessel built in the United States, surpassed worldwide only by the Celtic and Cedric of the White Star Line. Miss Hill daughter of J J Hill president of the Great Northern Steamship company will christen the ship.
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St. Paul
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
Northern Securities Company
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railway Company
Thayer
Minnesota
New York
Celtic
Cedric
White Star Line
New London
President Roosevelt praised for appointing black officials
In Schenectady New York on April 10 a mass meeting endorsed President Roosevelt for appointing negroes to office and supporting colored people rights to partake of citizenship, with strong enthusiasm noted.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Roosevelt
Rail union seeks Hague settlement talks for reinstatement
The Waderland railroad employes union asked state railroad companies to agree to negotiations for settlement of dispute and reinstatement of men, aiming for a Hague process on April 10.
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Hague
Waderland
Punishment Clause Adopted by Dutch Parliament Vote
The second chamber of the Netherlands Parliament approved the anti strike bill 81 to 14 with Socialists and Liberal delegates voting with the minority. The punishment clause passed 78 to 15.
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The
Hague
Neitherlands
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Heart Relief
Claim asserts indigestion causes almost all nonorganic heart disease and credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing stomach trouble and heart pressure. Customer testimonial from D Kauble of Nevada Ohio praises four months of use. Bottle price is $1.00, trial size 50c. produced by E. O. DeWitt & Co Chicago.
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D. Kauble
Nevada
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Not Die of the Plague in Mazatlan Lazaretto Death
Mazatlan Mexico records one death on Thursday at the lazaretto. Two patients remain there, one in serious condition. The deceased did not die of the plague but from complications of other diseases.
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Mazatlan
Mex
Pool Dissolved in New York Unveils Tay lor Announcement
In New York on April 10 Mr. T. J. Tay lor announced the official pool result engineered by Mr. Keene and the firm Talbot J Taylor Co. The release confirms the dissolution and credits the organizing team.
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Pool
New York
T. J. Taylor
Fic Pool
Keene
Talbot- J. Taylor & Co
Challenger Wins Shamrock Race by Seventeen Minutes
In Weymouth England on Thursday the 30 mile course Shamrock I battled Shamrock III with the challenger finishing seventeen minutes ahead. Also in Purcell Oklahoma on April 10 the Chickasaw Stockmen Association held its meeting electing all existing officers and welcoming twenty seven new members with Chickasaw to hold the next gathering.
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Weymouth
Eng
Chickasaty Stockmen
Purcell, I. T
Chickasaw Stockmen Association
Chickasaw
Union and Non-Union Fight at Walkerville Bridge Yard
Detroit dispatch reports a clash between striking and non union workers of the Canadian Bridge Co at Walkerville across from Detroit. Michael Sullivan of Walkerville Ont was shot in the neck, with several others injured. four non union workers were arrested on their return home.
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Detroit
Mich
Michael Sullivan
Walkerville
Ont
Canadian Bridge Company
Half Shirt in Front: Minister's Humble Sermon Gaffe
A young minister’s sermon about pomps and vanities leads a parishioner to gift him new shirts. He had claimed only half a shirt on his back, the donor explains the other half was in front. The anecdote appeared in London Tit-Bits.
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Flore
London
When a Right delegation sang after attacking him
Bjornson recalled a moment of great joy when a delegation from the Right damaged his home in Christiania. After breaking windows they felt compelled to sing their country’s anthem, "Yes, we love this land of ours," acknowledging the poet they had targeted.
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Bjornson
Christiania
Persian Crow’s Beak Weapon Description
The crow’s beak was a horseman’s weapon once common in Persia and north India. It featured a curved throat daggers blade fixed at a right angle to a shaft with a pickax design. The shaft concealed a dagger that unscrews at the butt end, a common feature in Indian arms and Persian battle axes.
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Persia
North
India
Faulty Fuse Caused Iowa Turret Explosion Near Pensacola
Investigation shows the Iowa explosion was caused entirely by a defective shell fuse that burned faster than calculated. Three sailors were killed and five injured when the 12 inch forward turret burst. the ship will need major repairs and deck replacements. Funeral honors were held at the national cemetery with navy ship participation.
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Pensacola
Fla
Iowa
Gulf
National
Paul Gought
Navy Yard
Appeal of Case Likely to Reach Supreme Court
Washington officials indicate a Northern Securities Company appeal to the Supreme Court will be taken soon. Defendants have sixty days to appeal, and prosecutors say counsel for the Securities company has cooperated with the government to expedite disposition of the case.
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Northerna Securities Company
Supreme Court
Washington
Department of Justice
Northern Securities Company
Labor union strike ruling limits unions power
New York appellate division of the supreme court holds unions cannot order members to quit if wages are paid and no nonunion employment is offered. The dispute centers on recognition rather than wage terms.
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Chicago
A_ dispatch
The
Tribune
New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Valuable Jewels In Newport Wedding Gifts
Miss Cathleen Neilson received about 200000 dollars worth of jewels as wedding gifts. The jewels were brought from New York and placed in a paste board box hidden in a hat. Chief of Police Richards of Newport is overseeing the package.
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Cathleen Neilson
Newport
R. I
Scratch Company Heaviest Loser in Sawmill Seizure
The B Scratch Mill Company heads the tally of losses in the seizure. It operated three mills and held over 1,000,000 feet of lumber. Officers will retain the property pending orders from the interior department. The department is expected to order mill destruction and lumber sale, with proceeds going to Choctaw funds.
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Scratch Company
Parnell, I. T
B. Scratch Mill Company
Interior Department
Three Texas Salamanders Brought to New York Aquarium
Three blind salamanders have been added to a collection in New York Aquarium. They were taken from the United States Fish Commission's well at San Marcos Texas, a 1 foot deep shaft said to have pierced a subterranean cavern. The site has yielded blind fish before, none of which survived.
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New York
Unted States Fish Commission
San Marcos
Tex
Post-Election Riot Leaves Several Hurt in Chicago
In Chicago on April 10 a post-election argument escalated into a street confrontation. Maurice Mom Frank Winch was severely injured and may die while others suffered injuries. The melee involved Italians and pistols were fired on the sidewalk. Twelve arrests were reported.
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Chicago
Maurice Mom Frank Winch
Thi
Proposals Refused in The Hague Strike Settlement Talks
The state railroads rejected the railway union’s proposal to enter into a settlement of the strike in The Hague on April 10. The decision halts immediate negotiations and maintains the current labor dispute status.
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The
Hague
Railne Union
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