For Sale City Property Listings Near Schoolhouse
South half of block near Allen academy priced 550 dollars. About 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse in the southeast part of town with a small new cottage, tenant scape and a well on premises. Six room house and one lot on the west side of town priced. Six room house and two lots located four blocks from Main Street. Brick cistern on premises. Price 1950 dollars. Also other city property.
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Allencademy
Ain Street
Diet Myth Dismissed by Leading Authorities
A sweep of dietary advice debunks the brain muscle bone split and urges a balanced intake. Regular use of Green's August Flower is promoted to aid digestion, stimulate the liver, purify blood, and boost vigor. Available at Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co with Green's Almanac.
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G. G. Green
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Green
Four Die in Malta Ill Train Crash and Fire
Four persons were killed and 29 injured in a collision on the Chicago and Northwestern railway at Malta Illinois. The Omaha flyer passenger train and an eastbound freight collided, catching fire and burning coaches and cars. Victims included George W. Rudye and Mrs Rudye of Omaha plus D O Nichols of Council Bluffs and porter E B Duncan of Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Malta
Ill
Omaha Flyer
George W. Rudye
North Thirtysecond Avenue
Omaha
George
Weather Toll in Deep South Deluge Widens
Torrential rains across Georgia Alabama and eastern Tennessee and parts of North Carolina claim four lives and cause widespread damage. A cold snap later averts a projected Pittsburg flood though ice and wreckage damage rail lines. Schuylkill freshets flood Manayunk and Norristown plants. Chattanooga eyes river rise toward 40 feet and city merchants brace for floods. Asheville integrates blocked rail service with washed-out tracks and waterbound trains.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
Schuylkill
Mana Yunk
Norristown
Baltimore and Ohio
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee River
Tennessee Flood Warning Service
Liquor Dealer Jumps Brooklyn Bridge for Test, Survives
John Pinover, a young wholesale liquor dealer from Middletown New York, leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge in the afternoon near the New York tower. A tug lowered a boat and he was pulled from the water apparently lifeless but survived, remaining unconscious for about three hours at a hospital.
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Brooklyn Bridge
New York
John Pinover
Middletown
N. Y
Pinover
New York Tower
Twenty Japanese Missing After Steveston Boarding House Destruction
Vancouver report from December 30 states twenty Japanese are missing from Stevenston. They were believed killed or drowned when a Japanese boarding house on piles between Steveston and Point Roberts collapsed in Thursday morning’s storm. The structure vanished. it stood two miles from Steveston and could not be reached due to the tide and heavy weather.
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Vancouver
B. C
Stevenston
Steveston
Point Roberts
Peach traffic for East Texas Pittsburg plantings
In Pittsburg Texas over 100000 peach trees have arrived this season and will be planted around the town. Truck growers ordered four cars of seed potatoes and plan to cultivate a large area in cantaloupes and tomatoes. Experienced staff will teach farmers the latest scientific farming methods.
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Pittsburg
Tex
Washout Delays Outgoing Trains in Montgomery
All Montgomery trains are delayed due to washouts. A Louisville and Nashville passenger train from the south struck a washout near Bushy Creek. the engine and postal and baggage cars derailed into the washout, but no injuries were reported.
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Montgomery
Louisville and Nashville
Bushy Creek
Ship Paul Revere sails from Kobe for New York
The Paul Revere captained by Wilson arrived in New York from Kobe via Cape Horn after 137 days at sea. During the voyage two crew members were buried and the ship faced about 20 gales that imperiled the survivors. The voyage began August 14 from Kobe toward New York.
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New York
Paul Revere
Japan
Cape Horn
Revere
Wilson
Kobe
Illness of Dr James Snyder Mackie at Newark
New York December 30 Dr James Snyder Mackie aged 77 is ill at his Newark New Jersey home after an apoplexy attack. Physicians say he cannot recover. Born in Cincinnati in 1824, Mackie lived in Newark since 1864 and served as United States commissioner to Bolivia and Chili under President Lincoln.
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New York
Jas. Snyder Mackie
Newark
N. J
Mackie
Cincinnati
Lincoln
United States
Bolivia
Chili
Locomotive Engineer Shot En Route to Cleveland
Memphis on December 30 reports D. M. Ray, a locomotive engineer, was fired upon and fled a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train near Leland Mississippi by four men who forced the cab crew to detach the engine and drive to Cleveland. The four suspects Ashley Cook A M Phipps Blackman and Lauderdale are in custody on murder charges. In Chicago on December 30 Frank H Peavey Minneapolis elevator man died at the Auditorium annex after pneumonia.
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Memphis
D. M. Ray
Leland
Miss
Cleveland
Ashley Cook
A. M. Phipps
Blackman
Lauderdale
Chicago
Frank H. Peavey
Minneapolis
British Casualties at Zeefontein Released Prisoners
The War Office lists British casualties at Zeefontein with 50 wounded and 246 prisoners. All prisoners have been released.
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London
War Office
Zeefontein
Robbed of Diamonds in New York City Heist
Jewelry valued at 50000 was stolen from Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud on Madison Avenue. A newly hired valet is suspected, with the butler under police surveillance and the thief at large. In Washington, J L M Curry was chosen to represent the United States at Madrid for King Alfonso XIII's coming of age on May 17, with Mrs. Curry accompanying him.
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New York
Paul G. Thebaud
Madison Avenue
Thebaud
Mr. Thebaud
Washington
J. L. M. Curry
United States
Madrid
Alfonso XIII
Dr. Curry
Spain
Cleveland
Pro Boer Meeting at Topeka Adopts Arbitration Resolutions
A large Topeka crowd heard pro Boer speakers on Sunday. Two thousand attendees adopted resolutions urging England to invite the U S president and the ruler of Denmark to act as arbitrators in the war. Resolutions were cabled to London. Addresses were given by David Overmeyer, General J K Hudson, and others.
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Topeka
England
United States
Denmark
London
David Overmeyer
J. K. Hudson
State sues Virginia Carolina Chemical as trust
South Carolina through the attorney general has filed suit against the Virginia Carolina Chemical company charging it with forming a trust and monopoly. Six of the largest South Carolina phosphate companies bought by the Virginia Carolina Chemical company are joined in the same action.
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Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Company
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Smallpox case reported in Paris Texas on Frisco train
Paris Texas December 30 A Choctaw Indian from near Goodland Indian Territory arrived on the Frisco with a fully developed smallpox case. He was taken in charge by authorities. Hope Arkansas December 30 A fire at Planters warehouse on the railroad platform burned 800 to 1000 bales of cotton causing about 50,000 dollars loss.
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Opelika
Ala
Western Railroad of
Alabama
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Allegheny
Pittsburg and Western
Paris
Tex
Goodland
I. T
Hope
Ark
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Birmingham
Mobile
Savannah
Florida
the Southeastern Limited
Alex. Hilton
Bryan Snyder
Saint Louis
City Market
Messrs. Smith & Adams
John W. Hicks
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
J. D. Franklin
Main Street
Brogdon
W. A. Watkins
Bryan
Texas
J. R. Astin
Astin & Bethea
Divi
Astin
East Lake Street
Twenty-seventh Street
First Avenue
Lynchburg
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Reusen’s Station
James River
Springfield
Tlinois Central
Starness Crossing
Here
McCormick
Clinton
John Wainwright
Washington, Ga
Misses Battle
Barnett Junction
Pennsylvania
The
Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
Murphy
Spartanburg
Campobello
East Texas
Frank
Paul Thebaud
New York City
Will
Ike Thomas
Eddie Boden
J. R. Nobles
Blueridge
Neches
Beaumont
William Boles
Irvine Depot
Odell
Itasca
Will Mayfield
Rosepine
Kansas City Southern
John Sparks
Grandview
T. C. Adams
Midgett
Ike Richardson
Cleburne
William Abrams
Pottsboro, Tex
G. Herbert Brown
Houston
Houston Chronicle
San Antonio
Ross
Hiero
J. C. Galbraigh
Bonham
Louisiana
Herman Hoffman
Iowa
Hot Springs
James Cameron
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Jersey City
Capellmeister
Vienna
Clark
Montana
Charles M. Heraia
Brooklyn
Hudgins
W. I. Maples
Grapevine
Quinlan
C. N. Moody
Nabors Brothers
W. F. Parks
Nabors Bros
John Witman
Eae
Paul Jones
J. E. Ponder
Exposition S
Louisville
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos. W
Liza
Dray Line
P. A. Lee
F. A. Lee
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