For Sale Abstract Books of Azos County Land Titles
Listings describe multiple properties for sale near the county courthouse and town areas. Properties include 105 acres with pasture and cultivation, a 1.25 acre lot near a schoolhouse, a six room house with brick cistern, a half block near Allen's Academy, 13 acres with a 4 room house, a room house with pantry and galleries, the Joe B Reed home place a 9 room two story dwelling, and an adjoining half block to the DC DeMaret place. Prices range from 500 to 4250 with rents noted for one parcel.
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Court House
Allens Academy
Yom Courthouse
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Early Cripple Creek Mining Boom Sparks Oklahoma Rush
Oklahoma miners flood to the Wichita Mountains after new gold finds raise excitement. Tests show ore at 270 dollars per ton with a specimen worth 89 cents per gram, signaling a potential gold fever akin to Cripple Creek days. In Coalgate, Southwestern Development plans a major coal shaft No 12, 16 by 7.5 feet clear, 571 feet deep, aiming for 1000 tons daily output.
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Lawton
Okla
Oklahoma
Wichita Mountains
Coalgate
I. T
Southwestern Development Company
Katy
Hottest Day Of Summer Hits Chickasha With 115 Degree Heat
Chickasha Oklahoma experienced a record heat day as the thermometer hit 115 degrees and humidity remained extreme with hardly any breeze throughout Sunday.
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Chickasha
I. T
Earthquake Shakes Alton and St Louis Early Sunday
An earthquake was felt in Alton Michigan at 4 am Sunday waking residents and shaking church plaster. Bricks and windows were affected in East Alton while St. Louis reported the quake with no damage. Naples notes Vesuvius eruption with lava streams extending toward Pompeii, but no danger reported.
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Alton
St. Louis
Augu
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Alton
Naples
Vesuvius
Pomepii
Tragedy in Bonham as Pastor Lifeless after Gunfire
In Bonham Texas on Sunday Aug 17 Rev R L was killed by accidental discharge of a gun. The event shocked the city and cast a somber mood over the community as authorities investigated the fatal incident involving an Evangelical pastor.
Capitol Exterior Painting Nears Completion
The National Capitol is about to be coated with fifteen hundred gallons of ready mixed paint by eighteen workers over roughly two months. The irregular architecture presents dangers and challenges during application. Harrison Bros. Co. supplied the paint, backed by their POWN & COUNTRY brand reputation, drawing praise from a prominent national architect.
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National Capitol
Messrs
Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc
Ppown
Capitol
Washington
Harrison
Court Rejects Robertson County Local Option Writ
The Court of Civil Appeals refused to grant the writ of injunction in the Robertson County local option case. The decision leaves officers authorized to enforce the law until the matter is disposed of.
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Court of Appeals
Robertson County
Austin
Court of Civil Appeals
Cal
Cobertac
California Mystery Near Summit Mountains Picnic
Miss Katharine Grathwol of St Paul is dead and Frederick Lueders of Santa Barbara is a raving maniac. Fred Webster Nelile Stone Fred Gilbert and Grace Porter cannot be located after a day trip to Summit mountains via the La Cumbre trail. Searchers have found no trace of the missing excursionists. Grathwol, staying in Santa Barbara for health, is 24.
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Santa Barbara
Katherine Grathwol
St. Paul
Minn
Frederick Lueders
Fred Webster
Nelile Stone
Fred Gilbert
Grace Porter
Summit Mountains
Miss Grathwol
Lueder
Lueders
A Religious Trust Leaders Seek United Church Reach
The Rev Bruce Brown proposes a religious trust to funnel funds to the poor instead of expanding churches in already well off areas He argues current methods waste money on distant congregations and that the millennium won t come from divided churches He calls for efficiency in church growth and resources.
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Chicago
Bruce Brown
North Side
Kansas River Rise Destroys James Street Bridge
The Kansas River flood swept away the James street bridge between Kansas City and its twin. High water weakened the structure and driftwood from the west overwhelmed it while the river kept rising. Other nearby bridges and facilities, including stock yards and felt line bridges, face imminent danger.
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Kansas River
James Street
Kansas Citys
Five Girls Drown In Giles County Boating Accident
A group of eight children eight to fifteen years old capsized a boat at Lurich's station in Giles County. Five girls drowned, while one boy and two others survived the mishap.
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Richmond
Lurich
Giles County
New Chinese Regulations Set for Landing Rules
Washington news reports the new Chinese exclusion rules prepared by Commissioner General Sargent and approved by Secretary Cortelyou. The rules transfer jurisdiction from the treasury to the commerce department and outline who may land at U S ports and under what conditions including participation in fairs or exhibitions.
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Washington
Sargent
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Treasury
United States
Togtehr
Conciliation Board Deadlock Stirs Scranton Coal Issue
District President D T Nichols of the United Mineworkers denies the primal question is the key deadlock and requests an umpire. The rockmen seek share in the award, while other deadlocks involve a blacklist by Lehigh Coal and Navigation, Coxe Bros. agreement breach after a lockout, and a case of an engineer who worked twelve hours before and ten hours after the award seeking prior wages. The settlement of this wage case could set a precedent.
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Scranton
D. T. Nichols
United Mineworkers
Conciliation Board
Rockmen’s Union
Nichols
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Coxe Bros
Hazelton
Turko Russian Muddle and Balkan Tensions
From St. Petersburg and Constantinople dated August 17, reports discuss Russia’s muted response to a Black Sea fleet move toward Turkish waters and a Novo Vremya editorial criticizing concerted action after the Rostowski murder. The British ambassador warned the Porte of possible grave consequences from Irish and other consular murders following talks with the Sultan.
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Sian Pres
Black Sea
The
Novo Vremaya
M. Rostwoski
Europe
Turkey
Constantinople
Macedonia
Russian squadron rumor hits Turkish waters disputed
Constantinople reports deny Russia sending a squadron to Turkish waters while abuses post in Krushevo claim insurgents massacred Turkish officials. Three Turkish columns reclaimed the town amid bombardment that set off dynamite mines behind rebel trenches causing damage.
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Constantinople
Russia
Krushevo
Sultan Buys Krupps Batteries for Field Artillery
Constantinople reports the Ottoman government has reached an agreement with Krupp works to supply thirty two batteries of quick field artillery. Each battery includes sixteen guns, totaling five hundred twelve guns. The deal underscores strengthened military capabilities amid regional tensions.
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Constantinople
Krupp Works
Bulgarian Memorandum Details Ottoman Atrocities in Macedonia
The memorandum from the Bulgarian government to the powers outlines over three months of affairs in Macedonia since reforms began. It lists precise details, dates, places, and names of persons, labeling the acts a terrible series of murders by Ottoman soldiers and officials. The Bulgarian authorities claim official sources back the charges and challenge the Porte to disprove any assertion.
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Sota
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Porte
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