J. W. Batts Property For Sale In County Town
A historical listing details multiple properties for sale near a courthouse town. Includes 105 acres one mile from court house with 25 cultivated, 80 in pasture, fenced with six wires at 1500 dollars. North east county 400 acres post oak land at 2.50 per acre. Southeast town area house with small cottage tenant house and well. Six room house on two lots near Main Street with cistern. One quarter block near Allen Academy priced 250 dollars. 75 feet front on Railroad street Otto Boehme property. City lots near school at 100 dollars each. About 13 acres south side of town with new four room house price 1000 dollars.
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Court House
Schop
Snalls
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
Local Farmland and City Lots For Sale Near A M College
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A. & M. College
Courthouse Sqare
Pochila
Wixon Creek
Pearson Place
City
Kodol claims to heal and strengthen the body
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Laredo Texas and Laredo Mexico plan a grand two day George Washington Birthday celebration February 22 and 23 with Spanish bull fights cattle roping torchlight parades naval fireworks and pageants. Excursion rates and a Monterey Mexico stopover ticket option are offered for those seeking to witness the international border event recommended by D J Price Palestine Texas.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico
George Washington
Aest
Monterey
D. J. Price
Palestine
New Ambassador Baron Von Sternberg Receives Instructions
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Baron von Sternberg
New York
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Berlin
United States
William
Washington
van Holleben
Germany
America
England
South America
Lahn Aboard Steamer Runs Aground Near Gibraltar
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Lahn
Gibraltar
Lloyd's
Malchow
Mediterranean
New York
Tamara
Energetic
United States
Hartford
Newa
Herciades
Hercules
Crossing Collision Injures Dozens in Pittsburgh Area
Two people were seriously hurt and about ten others injured when a southbound Baltimore and Ohio street car collided with a Homestead and McKeesport line at Hazlewood. Passengers Gertrude Hanna, 24, and David Cruikshank were named among the injured. Authorities cited a possible miscommunication with the flagman’s warning.
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Pittsburg
Hazlewood
Versailles
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Homestead
McKeesport
Gertrude Hanna
David Cruikshank
Colorado senatorial fight centers on election committee report
Denver reports the elections committee findings on contests against 17 Democrats seating. Despite fraud evidence in Arapahoe County precincts, Democrats are seen winning by 2000 to 5000 votes. The federal panel faces a tough battle to overturn results. Washington notes 265 killed and 2613 injured in three months of rail accidents, with total casualties around 12000 including workers and passengers. Sycamore reports two killed and thirty injured in a train derailment after a broken rail near a bridge west of town. Engineer J D Healy among the dead.
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Denver
Colorado
House Elections Committee
Arapahoe County
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sycamore
Ill
DesaGinesville
Fla
P. A
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Here
J. D. Healy
Death of Noted Correspondent Opper de Blowitz in Paris
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Paris
Henri George Stephen Adolphe Opper de Blowitz
London Times
M. de Blowitz
Editor Gonzales Dies After Four Day Battle
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Gonzales
Columbia
D. C
N. G. Gonzales
James H. Tillman
Columbia Hospital
Gongales
Tillmat
Military Honor Seven Die in Massachusetts Accident
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Massachusetts
San Juan
Washington
Navy Department
Higginson
Robert Rule
F. H. Loesser
S. F. Malinowski
K. J. Platt
Andrew Hendrickson
Albert Tacke
Walter W. Nett
Patterson
Dossett
Tacke
Blood Poisoning Treatise Shows Early Formaline Trial
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New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hohenemann Hospital
Jelks Inaugurated in Elaborate Alabama Ceremony
Montgomery Alabama January 190 William Dorsey Jelks longtime governor after Samford death in June 1901 was formally inducted for a new four year term. The inauguration follows the most elaborate ceremonies since Jefferson Davis was inaugurated president of the Confederate States in Montgomery forty two years ago.
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Jefferson Davis
Montgomery
Ala
William Dorsey Jelkks
Samford
Alabama
Dolphin Arrives With Bowen and Wife in Charleston
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Bowen
Washington
Charleston
S. C
United States
Dolphin
Kingston
Jamaica
Venezuela
Mr. Bowen
State Department
Five Men Severely Injured by Duquesne Coal Crusher Blast
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Works
Duquesne
Joseph Carey
Junk man leaps to death to avoid jail at Spokane
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John Lee
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Lee
Saved by a Dog in Ithaca Fire Escape
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Ithaca
N. Y
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New York
Mickle
New Orleans
William E. Mickle
Mobile
The
United Confederate Veterans
Moorman
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