Real estate sale listings in Hall's addition and surroundings
J. W. Batts advertises properties for sale including N. B. Cole block in Hall's addition for 750 dollars, a quarter block for 225 dollars, 60 acres with a four room residence inside city limits for 1500, 262 acres Caldwell pasture with tract sales, 8 lots with shade trees for 300, a 7-room house and 2 lots with brick cistern for 75, 450 acres timber land at 3 to 4 dollars per acre, Mistrat place eight acres with two story eight room house and water works for 3500 for sale with easy terms.
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N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Kurten
Mistrat
Eigth
Engine Turned Over Near Kin derhook
Springfield Feb 11 The Wabash passenger train from Kansas City to New York collided with a freight at Kin derhook as the freight took a siding. Fireman Grammary of Springfield was the only injured person aboard the freight car.
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Springfield
Ill
Kansas City
New York
Kinderhook
Grammary
Noted Sugarland Case Settled In San Antonio Court
In the Forty fifth district court Judge Camp issued a decree in the Sugarland receivership case. Receiver Lassater obtains judgment and foreclosure against Colonel Cunningham to cover claims exceeding $700,000 by Lassater, Mrs. King and others. Judgment is suspended for a year with possible $150,000 credit if paid before August, and Cunningham receives $25,000 cash for waiver of homestead claim.
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Sugarland
San Antonio
Camp
Lasgater
Colonel Cunningham
Lassater
King
Cunningham
Claiim
Corn and Cow Peas Highlighted as Key Stock Crops
Fort Worth report cites Professor S A Knapp noting corn and cow peas as among the most valuable stock crops. He says their hardiness and broad climate suitability support their role, especially as southern farmers face boll weevil challenges. Alternate planting with cotton could improve soil and yield in cotton-growing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
S. A. Knapp
Suit Seeks 25000 Damages Over Water Plant Plans
John W. Maxcy of Houston sues James P. B. Wells R. H. Baker and F. E. M. House in Austin alleging breach of contract and damaged reputation after he prepared plans and specifications for the Brownsville Matamoras water light and ice plant. The filing seeks 25000 in damages.
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Austin
John W. Maxcy
Houston
James PB. Wells
R. H. Baker
FE. M. House
Brownsville-Matamoras
Casino Burns Endangers New York Playhouse Cast
The Casino theater at Broadway and Thirty-ninth street burned while the Lady Teazle company led by Lillian Russell prepared for a matinee. No audience was present. Russell was absent. A chorus girl broke a limb and a stage carpenter was overcome by smoke as flames spread from a third floor dressing room.
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New York
Lady Teazle Company
Lillian Russell
Casino Theater
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
Miss Russell
James
House Passes Polygamy and Adultery Penalties Bill
Boise Idaho February 11 the house has passed senate bills providing fines and imprisonment for polygamy and adultery. Strong sentiment supports a law against illegal habitation as polygran cannot be enforced due to proof of marriage difficulties.
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Boise
Ida
House
Senate
Social and Club Matters in Mrs Adams' Reception
Bright social week highlights feature a Chafing Dish Club event for Miss Weaver of Dallas and Miss Adams, with red and white decor, wreaths of Lakrance roses, and candlelit tables. Other items include a Japanese party for the Juvenile Missionary Society, St Cecelia's Musical Club study session, a Forty-two party hosted by Miss Kate Lawrence, and upcoming piano recital at the opera house.
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Frances Hall
Lila Adams
Dorcas Parker
Mary James
Mesdames Hall
A. M Waldrop
McKenzie
Melnnis
Miss Adams
Weaver
Dallas
Farnton
Hillsboro
Bain
Houston
Robert Webb
Dreamland
Willie Tucker
Charlotte
St. Cecelia’s
Handel
Adelina Patti
Texas
Helen Carroll
Ruby Davs
Mary Harris
Emperor's Luncheon Hosts Six Hundred Notables in Tokyo
In Tokyo on the coronation anniversary, about 600 guests including diplomats attended a luncheon for the emperor. Baron Danethan of Belgium spoke for foreign representatives, while Count Kat͟sura and the Japanese government’s premier addressed the gathering.
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Tokio
Japan
Nables
Baron Danethan
Belgium
Count Katsura
Changehichia
Oyama
Heikoutai
Memorial of Masters Seeks Reforms From M Witte
The Society of Russian Iron Masters representing $600 million in capital memorialized M Witte on labor issues. They warn that repressive measures cannot end the deeply rooted national movement. They call for just government, inclusive legislation, equality before the law, domicile inviolability, free speech and press, and universal compulsory education.
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St. Petersburg
Society of Russian Iron Masters
M. Witte
Committee of Ministers
Wrokmen
Prince Troubetskoy Declines Re election as Moscow Noble Marshal
Prince Troubetskoy, president of the Moscow zemstvo, told the assembly of nobles he declines re election as provincial marshal of nobility. He said harmony had been his aim but a split during the address to the emperor led him to refuse another term. The assembly urged him to reconsider but he stood firm.
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Moscow Zemstvo
Moscow
Prince Troubetskoy
The
Troubetskoy
Russia
Iself
Strikers Seek Help to Halt Provocations after Conference
The seven member strike committee sent a telegram to Chancellor Von Fuelew urging restraint after delegates decided to resume work. They say workers faced mass rejection at many mines and fear worsening tensions amid an eight hour day fight. Troops remained posted as the strike spread to other works. In Riga Mawin Gorky was reportedly sent for travel. An emperor portrait was destroyed by Agh school boys at Batoum, with troops dispersing the crowd.
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von Buelew
Fhe
Besen
von Fuelew
St. Petersburg
Viborg and
Nevsky
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