Real estate sales and insurance offerings by T R Batte Co
T R Batte Co lists three brick buildings on Main Street and three family residences including a brick courthouse square property, with lots for sale near Davit's addition and other homes and lots for rent or sale. They promote on time purchases, farms in Brazos bottom lands, hog and cattle ranches in Brazos Burleson counties and western Texas, lending and exchange options, plus comprehensive insurance for property and life.
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Davit
Joe B. Reed
Main Street
Y. B. Hudson
Jno
Kelatler
Brazos
Burleson
Texas
Mexico
Intervene Sought in Equitable Mutualization Case
The hearing on Franklin Lord's injunction to stop the Equitable Life mutualization resumed in Brooklyn Supreme Court. Samuel Untermeyer, for vice presidents Hyde and McIntyre, asked to intervene to present their side and was granted two days to file a brief.
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New York
Franklin Lord
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Caeers
Tore Justice Maddox
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Samuel Untermeyer
James H. Hyde
William H. McIntyre
Untermeyer
Governor of Libau Survives Prison Official Shotting
Nine shots fired at the governor of the prison in Libau as he returned to his residence. The governor was unharmed. Assailants escaped in the incident reported from St. Petersburg dated April 11.
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St. Petersburg
Libau
Minor Matters in Brief From Across the Nation
Bay area notes report Dallas hosts a boat factory and Nervi Italy sees Secretary Hay fast recovering. Texas drowning in Spofford, Abilene and Abilene General Chaffee posts. Battleship Minnesota launched at Newport News. Texas leaders Rollins Chaffee Constance death in Bethlehem and Chicago man Timm shoots wife then kills himself. Terrell forms from Pecos. Roanoke quarry explosion kills eight. Panhandle Stockmen meet in Amarillo April 18 19 20.
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Lee Fillips
Spofford
Tex
Minnesota
Newport News
FE. B. Rollins
Abilene
Chaffee
Hannah Contin
Bethlehem
Greater New York
Austin
Charles Timm
Chicago
Senate actions on land bill and school land sales
Austin reports the senate adopts a substitute land bill requiring sixty days' notice by newspaper for lease expirations and sealed bids with highest bid winning. An amendment directs school land purchases to the land commissioner with simultaneous bid openings. The day includes franchise tax shifts and clerical staff reduction talk, plus Militia bill delays.
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Austin
Senate
Looney
Harper
Decker
Hogg Brought to Speaker's Stand in Texas House
In Austin on April 11 the Texas House unanimously adopted a Peeler resolution inviting Hon. J S Hogg to sit on the speaker's stand. Hogg was escorted up by Peeler Marsh and Shannon as Speaker Seabury praised him as a plain American citizen amid loud cheers. Hoge was invited to address the members when convenient, and he pledged to do so if health permits.
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Austin
Peeler
J.S. Hogg
Messrs. Webb and
Hudspeth
Hoge
Bremen liner Wittkin sails 600 to Galveston first direct Bremen voyage
A cablegram received by Alfred Holt announces the North German Lloyd steamer Wittkin sailing from Bremen with 600 passengers for Galveston. This marks the first direct Bremen to Galveston run on the new schedule and sets a record for passengers aboard a single vessel.
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Galveston
Alfred Holt
Lloyd
Wittkin
Bremen
Lloyd Steamship Company
Rumors Swirl Over Russian Fleet Movements and Manchuria Affairs
Reports from St Petersburg detail uncertainties about Rojestvensky s fleet location and route with rumors of battles and junctions. Officials deny clarity while some suggest battleships delay to join Nebagotoff s squadron and a southern Sunda Strait route. In Manchuria the Bovli c an commission work continues amid protests and anti Semite proclamations. A Hong Kong dispatch notes unverified clashes near Singapore and losses for Togo in two fleet sections.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Rojestvensky
Admiralty
Associated Press
Singapore
Nebagotoff
Sunda Straits
Manchuria
Bovli¢an Commission
Representative Assembly
Lawyers’ Congress
Moscow
Trepoft
Putiloff Ironworks
Smolensk
Orel
EIGHT HOUR DAY IN CANAL WORK FEUD
Chief Engineer Wallace of the Isthmian Canal Commission discussed canal conditions with Secretary Taft. The commission awaits Attorney General Moody’s decision on hiring beyond eight hours daily, arguing the eight hour law should not apply to canal construction as some labor must work twelve hours and ten hours for most workers.
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Washington
Aj Sl
Wallace
Isthmian Canal Commission
Taft
Moody
Canal Zone
Master Printers Meet Form Southern Association
Kansas City April 11 delegates from Missouri Kansas Colorado Arizona New Mexico Texas Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi organized the Employing Printers Association of the South. E S Hart of St Louis was named president S J Harbaugh of St Louis secretary and Frank Lyn Hudson of Kansas City treasurer. The body voiced strong opposition to future contracts with organized labor and to the eight hour workday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Organized Labor
Violence at Chicago freight move during Montgomery Ward strike
Police used clubs as 75 officers and two patrol wagons led three wagons toward Rock Island sheds amid a 10,000 strong crowd on Polk and Sherman. Missiles flew as the march neared Polk Street viaduct and the riot was quelled when the police charged and cleared the way.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Rock Island
Polk and
Sherman Streets
Polk Street
Circulators Convene in Shreveport Convention
The Southern Association of Newspaper Circulators met in Shreveport on April 11 with delegates from several southern cities. Resolutions condemned current paper returns and urged the Southern Publishers' Association and the National Editorial Association to set a 10 percent return limit for railway news agents.
Washington to host two day veterans reunion for 1860s clash entities
In Washington on April 11 two days of greetings are planned for May 11 and 12 to honor American soldiers who fought on opposite sides in the 1860s. Invitations go to veteran associations north and south. The program includes more than thirty speeches with an address of welcome by General Charles Grosvenor of Ohio. Additional speakers include General Chase, Captain Griffith, and General Rosser, noted as the youngest Confederate brigadier generals.
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Washington
Charles Grosvenor
Ohio
General Chase
Grand Army of the Republic
Griffith
Rosser
Ebert Executed in Sing Sing Electric Chair
Martin Ebert, who murdered his 19 year old wife at Mount Vernon, was executed in Sing Sing’s electric chair on Monday. The crime occurred July 24, 1903, driven by jealousy as the motive.
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Ossining
N. Y
Martin Ebert
Mount Vernon
Sing Sing
Ebert
Ebelt
Secretary Taft proposes railway rate decrease delighting Panama
Panama reports relief as word reaches on April 10 that Secretary of War Taft has proposed reducing railway rates, a move greeted with broad satisfaction among locals.
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Panama
Taft
Trial of Miss Nan Patterson Delayed One Week
New York April 10. At the request of the prosecution the trial of Miss Nan Patterson has been postponed for one week.
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New York
Nan Patterson
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T. R. Batte Att
J. Pfountan Mar. Real Estate Dept
T. R. Batte & CO
Insurance
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
Bryan, Texas
Plymouth Rocks
Thos. W. Higgs
Hse Sheng
First National Bank
Bryan
W. A. Watkins
Houston
J. E Grice
Ivy
W. B. Grice
SRR
Accepk
Equitable Life Assurance Company
John D. Crimmin
Dallas
Hay
Nervi
Italy
Franklin
S. H. Franklin
Hogg
Daily News
Hongkong
Togo
John F. Wallace
Haswell's Book Store
John Wittman
Pohde’s
Silas B. Johnson
Parker
RYE
Montreal Rye
Orienial Rye
E. Rohde
Teamsters
Shreveport
E. O. Dewitt & CO
M. H. James
Elks Meeting
H. M. Knight
Elks
Bryan Lodge
J. W. Doremus
Zennatti
Frank Todaro
Buchanan Saddle Shop
City Free
J. W. Batt
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Brazos County
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell Pasture
Kurten
Mistrat
Eigth
Allen Academy
Matt
Gapt. G. Smith
Zack Talley
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