Jockey Club Stewards Hold Annual Meeting
New York January 11 The Jockey Club stewards held their annual meeting Thursday night and re elected officers for the ensuing year. August Belmont was chairman J R Keene vice chairman F K Sturgis secretary treasurer. New officers were appointed including C E McDowell C A Swindell judges H C Rickmore clerk of the scales W S Vonburg handicapper M Cassidy starter F R Hitchcock H K Knapp and Andrew Miller license committee.
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New York
Avenue of the Jockey Club
August Belmont
J. R. Keene
F. K. Sturgis
C. E. McDowell
C. A. Swindell
H. C. Rickmore
W. S. Vonburg
M. Cassidy
F. R. Hitchcock
H. K. Knapp
Andrew Miller
Pope comforts French Catholics in encyclical
The Osservatori Romano published the pope's encyclical to French Catholics stating his aim to comfort them amid war. He emphasizes Catholic unity with the Holy See, opposes a religious war, and urges loyalty while noting Catholics face trials but anticipate victory.
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Rome
The
Osservatori Romano
France
Holy See
For Sale Real Estate Listings Near Bryan
112 acres 3 miles east of Bryan with water and wood. 140 acres 8 miles south of Bryan with large residence and good tenant houses. 1770 acres in north end of county with negotiable prices and terms. Two lots near Main street with 5 room house, stables, garden and water. Good residence near Allen Academy 5 room house with garden and stable. Call for seller interested in both farm and city properties.
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Bryan
Allen Academy
Women Strikebreakers Arrive in Memphis for Cumberland Telegraph
Thirty women strikebreakers arrived from New Orleans and Nashville and were placed at the Cumberland Telegraph and Telephone switch boards. The striker girls have formed a union and sought Mayor Malone's assurance on police noninterference with pickets at depots. The mayor said police would act only to protect property.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Cumberland Telegraph and Telephone Company
Malone
Mint director estimates 1906 gold and silver production
The director of the mint reports a preliminary 1906 output of gold valued at 96,101,400 dollars and silver totaling 56,185,500 fine ounces. New Mexico leads with gold value 255,900 dollars and silver 326,330 fine ounces, while Texas shows silver production at 280,100 ounces.
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Washington
Mint
Mexico
Texas
Japanese training squadron limited to Honolulu
Tokio Jan 11 The Japanese government has decided that due to anti Japanese agitation on the Pacific coast the training squadron will not visit the Pacific coast but will go as far as Honolulu only.
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Tokio
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Honolulu
Smith Nominated to Succeed Alger in Michigan
Lansing Jan 11 Congress man William Alden Smith of Grand Rapids was nominated by the Republican caucus to succeed United States Senator Russell Alger amid a sparse Democratic presence in the Michigan legislature.
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Lansing, Mich
William Alden Smith
Grand Rapids
United States
Russell Alger
Honduran revolutionists defeated at El Carrigan
San Salvador reports General Carcalo defeated the Honduran revolutionists at El Carrigan and captured their position forcing them to flee toward Nicaragua territory.
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San Salvador
el Carrigan
Carcalo
Nicaragua
Four packing firms appeal rebates conviction
St Louis case notes four packing companies convicted of accepting rebates argued on appeal before the United States circuit court. Ready Feb 1. Washington report says the house naval appropriation bill will be ready Feb 1.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
Washington
House Naval
Pioneer Trader John Florer Dies
Bartlesville Oklahoma district reports the death of John N. Florer a pioneer Indian trader and leading oil man in January report dated January 11 in Bartlesville I T Florer is remembered for his roles in trade and oil development in the region
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Bartlesville, I. T
John N. Florer
Gas Explosion Injures Score at Alliance Works
Dublin reports a gas explosion at the Alliance Gas company works injuring a score of workers with several in critical condition and hospital treatment underway. Fire crews battled flames as blast damaged surrounding facilities and disrupted the plant’s operations.
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Dublin
Alliance Gas Company
Ranch and land sale with multiple parcels listed
For sale offers include a 700 acre well improved ranch near Fountain. A 100 acre Brazos bottom unimproved tract near Astin farm. A 120 acre well improved Brazos bottom land near Clay Station. A 120 acre well improved Brazos bottom tract near Allen farm. Residences near the graded school in a premier city location.
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Fountain
Astin Farm
Clay Station
Allen Farm
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W. H. Lawrence
Haswell's
Carson, Sewall & Company
Watkins
J. W. Batts
Taliaferr Building
Court House
Brazos County
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Jockey Club
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City
J, Minkert
Cumberland Company
GOLD
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Phonne No
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Vionroe Edge
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
FOLEY
Foley & Company
M. H. James
E.J. Fountain
Higgs & Haygoods
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
City National Bank
Smith Building
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas, Texas
Joe B
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Priend-In-Neeed Soonty
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