Publication Citation In Brazos County 1908 Foreclosure Suit
Public notice shows Fannie Taylor and T R Batte named as defendants in case number 5184. S H Dunlap & Co seek foreclosure of a material lien on Lot 6 Block 1 McConn Addition Bryan Brazos County Texas with notes totaling 264 dollars plus interest and attorney fees. The sheriff is directed to publish weekly for four weeks prior to March 1 1908.
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Texas
Brazos County
Fannie Taylor
20Th Judicial District
District Court
Bryan
A. D
S. H. Dunlap
W. E. Johnson
S. H. Dunlap & Co
T. R. Batte
S. H. Dunlap & Company
McConnic
D Court
H. O. Jones
Aked Undergoing Rest as Anxiety Grows
The condition of Dr. C. F. Aked pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist church worsens, prompting anxiety. Rockefeller Jr. led a Bible class to pass sympathy resolutions as doctors ordered a long rest for the ailing cleric.
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New York
C. F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Young Men’s Bible Class
Aked
Taft Begins Busy Kansas City Schedule With Receptions
Secretary of War Taft arrived in Kansas City from Washington and immediately held conferences with Victor Rosewater and Hayward. He met delegations from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas, then attended a reception at the Missouri Republican club and a banquet for the Association of Young Republicans at Convention Hall where twelve hundred plates were laid.
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Kansas City
Taft
Washington
Victor Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Hayward
Nebraska Republican State Central Committee
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri Republican Club
Association of Young Republicans of Missouri
Convention Hall
Regional Banker Francis Roots Dies by Suicide
Connersville Indiana February 10 Francis T Roots president of the First National Bank shot himself in the head ending a period of poor health He had served in the legislature and was linked with multiple businesses including the Connersville Buggy company Roots Barrows Connorsville Natural Gas company and Triple Sign company.
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Connersville
Ind
Francis T. Roots
First National Bank
Roots
Connersville Buggy Company
Roots & Barrows
Connorsville Natural Gas Company
Triple Sign Company
Abandoned four-mast schooner sighted off coast
The four masted schooner Edward J. Berwind from Wilmington, bound for Philadelphia, was found abandoned and waterlogged on February 7 by the steamer Maravel, which arrived in New York. Captain Lacey and eight crewmen are missing.
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New York
Edward J. Berwind
Wilmington
Del
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Maravel
Trinidad
Grenada
Lacey
McCormick Non Support Suit Filed by Wife in Philadelphia
Mrs. Mary McCormick sues her husband for non support claiming he has twenty affinities and that women have written McCormick a pile of letters three feet high.
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Philadelphia
Mary McCormick
McCormick
Franco and family flee Bordeaux by train
Senor Franco former Portuguese premier and his wife and son departed Bordeaux by train on Monday after a sudden notification to hotel authorities. He bought tickets to Marseilles and left the city under urgency.
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Bordeaux
Senor Franco
Portugal
Marseilles
Return to Work At National Tube Lorrain Plant
Cleveland Ohio reports 5000 to 6000 workers resume duties at the National Tube company Lorrain plant after months of closure. The reopening signals renewed production at the factory in the city.
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Cleveland, O
Lorrain
National Tube Company
Representative Sheppard to respond to Lincoln toast
Washington February 10 Representative Sheppard of Texas will respond to the toast Abraham Lincoln at the New York Republican club banquet with a prepared address.
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Washington
Sheppard
Texas
Abraham Lincoln
New York Republican Club
Powers Fatally Shoots Osteopath Over Telepathic Claim
In Columbus Georgia on February 10 Ed Powers, fearing telepathic powers attributed to Dr L F Myers, allegedly shot the osteopath. Police investigation follows.
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Columbus, Ga
L. F. Myers
Ed. Powers
Fall Causes Death in Philadelphia Man Dies After Ice Fall
John Rice a Black man slipped on an icy Philadelphia sidewalk fracturing his skull and died from the injury. The accident occurred on February 10 in the city.
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Philadelphia
John Rice
Funeral for King Carlos and Crown Prince in Lisbon
Crowds from every province and city of Portugal gathered in Lisbon for the funeral of King Carlos and his son Luiz. The simple service in San Vincento followed the assassination a week earlier, as troops and European and American missions filled the streets in mourning.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Carlos
Luiz
San Vincento
Febi
Europe
America
Peple
Mass at London: Royal Family Attends Requiem Mass
King Edward VI and Queen Alexandra with the Prince of Wales and other royals attended a requiem mass at St James in Spanish Place for the late King and crown prince of Portugal. The church was crowded with diplomats, ministers, officers, and dignitaries. First Secretary Carter represented the American embassy as seats were limited. Flags at half mast marked the memory of Portugal’s king, an admiral in the British fleet.
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London
Edward
Alexandre
Prince of Wales
St. James
Portugal
Calinet
Carter
King of
Railroad Shops Flames Prey in Carnegie Tennessee
Fire struck the machine shops of the South and Western railroad in Carnegie Tennessee causing about 40000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed several buildings and equipment, with workers reporting total loss of shop stock and tools. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Carnegie, Tenn
Reb
South and Western Railroad
Two Young Fuller Children Die in Fire in Anniston
In Anniston Alabama on February 8 two small children of Will Fuller perished in a house fire while alone. The tragedy prompted investigations into the blaze and raised concerns about safety and supervision.
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Anniston
Ala
Will Fuller
Citation notice for Oklahoma Vinegar Company case in Brazos County
The state commands publication of this citation in a Brazos County newspaper for four weeks. A petition filed February 10 1908 in Court No 4 lists C A Harris as plaintiff and Oklahoma Vinegar Company as defendant. The claim totals 199 93 dollars including salary and expenses for 1907 08. The court date is February 24 1908 in Bryan Brazos County.
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Texas
Brazos County
Oklahoma Vinegar Company
Arkansas
20Th Judicial District
Justice’s Court
Bryan
C. A. Harris
L. D. McGee
Justice of the Peace
Brazos
Rain and Navy Chaplains Demand Highlight Briefs
Rain fell in the Chattanooga region for twenty four hours. In Washington Senator Knox urged that the navy hire more chaplains as part of the military needs discussed on February 10.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington
Knox
Navy
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Charles F. Aked
CRAIN
Wilson Grain
Haswell’s Book Store
Southwestern Life Insurance CO
Dallas, Tex
Friend-In-Need Society
Joe B. Reed
Secretary of War
Doctor
King Carlos and
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MASS
Mobile
Joseph Gooseby
Here
James & Nunk
James & Nunn
Rohde
Higgs Market
N. Jennetta
Smith Drug Co
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Gen. Pass
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M. H. James
S. H. Franklin
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