Abstract Brazos County Land Titles for Sale
In office the only set of Abstract Brazos County Land Titles for sale. Listings include about 105 acres near courthouse with 25 cultivated and rest pasture priced at 1500 dollars. Also one and one quarter acres near schoolhouse with small cottage tenant house and well at 3750 dollars. Six room brick/wood homes and lots priced 1260 to 4250 with various outbuildings. One half block near Allen Academy at 500 dollars. About 13 acres and a good four room house at 1000 dollars. Rents noted at 9 dollars monthly for one property priced 650 dollars. Joe B Reed home place six four blocks from courthouse at 4250 dollars. DC DeMaret acreage adjoins at 500 dollars.
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Court House
Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Turbulent Krushevo Siege Reports Massive Damage
The Monastir AP dispatch details Bulgarians entering Krushevo on August 12 and Turks bombardment from August 13. Three hundred sixty houses and 150 shops were destroyed. 300 Bulgarians and 60 Greeks and Wallachs killed. about 8000 homeless. damage valued in millions. Turks later massacre 200 Bulgarians near Monastir.
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Salonica
Associated Press
Monashurgent
Krushevo
Monastir
Gordon's Greeting to General Black Ends Grand Army Session
San Francisco August 22 The thirty seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closed Newly elected officers were installed Commander in Chief Black received a telegram from John B Gordon former Confederate commander in chief congratulating the unity and amity of the two nations Black replied that the message would be acknowledged with reciprocal fraternal spirit God bless our land.
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General Black
San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
Black
John B. Gordon
The
United Confederate Veterans
Council of Administration
Open ports in Manchuria to be in Oct. treaty says China
United States insists on open ports in Manchuria per Prince Ching's report to Conger. Liang Chen Tung conveyed Washington’s stance after Hay talks urging China to yield gracefully to U S demands. Also reports note death of former Memphis mayor David P Harden and traces of outlaw Kid Curry spotted in Montana while New Iberia Oil and Mineral strikes oil at 30 feet in Anse Labutte field.
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United States
Manchuria
Washington
Liang Chen Tung
State Department
Atee
Prince Ching
Conger
Hay
Curry
Butte
Mont
Kid Curry
Harvey Logan
Montana
Knoxville, Tenn
Great Falls
Inter-Mountain
Missoula
Logan
New Iberia, la
New Iberia Oil and Mineral Company
Anse Labutte
First Rice Harvest Kicks Off Near Jennings
The first rice harvest of the season began a few miles south of Jennings on August 22 with expectations of enormous yields. Local growers predicted a strong crop as crews started to cut and thresh the fields.
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Jennings
Baseball and American League scores from various leagues
In the Texas League Dallas and Waco played to a 2 1 result in Dallas. Fort Worth won over Corsicana 2 1 in twelve innings. In the Southern League Birmingham beat Atlanta 2 1. Montgomery beat Nashville 7 11 innings. New Orleans defeated Shreveport 4 1 and Philadelphia beat St Louis 7 3 with a 8 8 draw in the second game. In the National League Cincinnati won 7 4 in Boston 1st game and Boston won 10 2 in 2nd. Pittsburgh 3 New York 0 in the first game and New York 9 Pittsburgh 5 in the second. Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 4 and 8 2 8 2 at Brooklyn Chicago 9 Brooklyn. St Louis 8 New York 4. Cleveland 13 Washington 0. Chicago 11 Boston 3. Philadelphia 1 Detroit 0 and Detroit 2 Philadelphia 1 in two games.
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Waco
Fort Worth
Corsicana
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans
Shreveport
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Pittsbug
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Insurrection Spreads Near Adrianople as Powers Watch
Spreading unrest in Adrianople region reaches eastward with villages burned near Inidia where Russian ships anchor for potential aid. British and French warships stand by in Turkish waters to sail to Salonica if needed amid tensions. A Krupp gun contract in the background hints at wider international strain and precaution.
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Adrianople
Constantinople
Kork- Kilsseh
Inidia
Monastir
Salonica
Krupp
Macedonia
Burial of Pet Animals by Massachusetts Society for Cruelty
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans a Boston pet burial cemetery and seeks subscriptions. A Massachusetts woman is erecting a $500 island monument for a deceased dog. Noted Lady Dies. Chickasha Oklahoma Territory details follow about an Indian agent and tribal cattle tax enforcement.
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Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Massachusetts
Chickasha
I. T
W. J. Blair Shoenfelt
United States
Colbert
Kelsey
Smoking Pipemakers Out Lockout Hits New York Factories
On August 22 a general lockout of 700 smoking pipemakers was declared in New York after numerous small strikes by the Smoking Pipemakers' union seeking recognition and other demands. Separately, Sofia reported Russia's naval demonstration in Turkey waters as boosting Macedonian revolutionists amid rising alarm over the regional situation.
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New York
Smoking Pipemakers’ Union
Sofia
Russia
Turkey
Macedonia
Prominent pig iron maker forecasts blast furnaces in near operation
Sharon Ohio August 22 a leading pig iron manufacturer said within thirty days nearly all blast furnaces in the Mahoning and Shenandoah valleys would be in operation as demand for pig iron rises.
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Sharon
Mahoning
Shenandha
Soldiers in Camp at Camp Mabry Texas Update
Official reports show 2593 officers and men in the First and Second brigades plus cavalry and artillery, not counting division staff. Dr Peebles, brigade surgeon, calls sanitary conditions excellent as infantry returns from a mountain hike and reconnaissance without actual conflict.
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Fife
Mabry
Tex
Peebles
Fires Terrify El Paso as Firebug Suspected
El Paso residents report a series of blazes in the past thirty six hours fueling police suspicions a firebug is at work. A cotton ball soaked in oil was thrown through a window at William Crawford’s home. Another arson attempt occurred under the Texas and Pacific depot platform.
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el Paso
Ale “Pequency
Tex
William Crawford
Texas and Pacific
Dragged to Death of Brown County Farmer
Thomas Renfro a Holder neighborhood farmer in Brown County Texas died after his mule bolted while he dismounted with harness on his foot caught in the harness the frightened animal dragged and bumped him to the ground he lived only a short time after being freed from the mule.
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Brown County
Texas
Brownwood
Tex
Thomas Renfro
Holder
Renfro
Judge McCarthy, Noted Railroad Man, Dies in Texas
Eagle Pass reports County Judge Jerry McCarthy died of a stroke. A former conductor on the Mexican International Railroad, he recently left that post to serve as county judge. East Texas Press Association notes R T Milner as president and A R Bryarly as secretary treasurer with Athens set for next meeting. Groesbeck bank closes at Rod Oliver’s request. Oliver is in Beaumont.
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Missouri
Eagle Pass
Tex
Jerry McCarthy
Texas
Thut
East Texas Press Association
Center
Texas Press Association
R. T. Milner
Henderson
A. R. Bryarly
Athens
Groesbeck, Tex
Groesbeck National Bank
Rod Oliver
Humbert trial stirs Paris crowds as Labori attacks officials
Paris August reports a tense Humbert trial nearing conclusion as Labori denounces Gautti the money lender for prosecutions and accuses Waldeck Rousseau Valles and other leaders of corruption and bias. He urges jurors to seek impartial justice and cites Voltaire while Clanet defends Emile D Aurignac.
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Labori
Paris
Palace of Justice
Marrie Labori
M. Gautti
Humberts
Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Valles
M. Valle
M. Labori
M. Cautti
France
Administration of
Crawfords
Voltaire
Advocate Clanet
Emile D'Aurignac
Double handful of gall stones removed from Bill Arp
A Georgia surgeon extracted more than two thousand gall stones from Major Charles H. Smith known as Bill Arp in Cartersville. Doctors say the gall bladder contained a double handful of stones, diagnosing likely liver trouble and offering little hope for recovery.
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Georgia
Cartersville
Charles H. Smith
Bill Arp
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