Real Estate and Insurance Offerings in Bryan Tex
The advertisement lists law practice, real estate sales and rentals, and an insurance department with fire life and accident coverage. Properties include 600 acres north of Bryan with fencing and water, 370 acre Hensarling place near Madisonville, 95 acre Hensarting place, 130 acre parcel west of Manganes well, Brazos bottom lands, and other farm lands for sale or exchange. Also offers to insure property and lives with emphasis on cheaper life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire, Life, and Accident
Bryan
Thomas
Mangan'e Well
Mumford Road
Brazos Bottom
Brazos County land sale notices in Taliaferro Building listing
J. W. Batts advertises sale of abstract books and multiple properties in Brazos County including the N B Cole block Hall's addition priced at 750, a city quarter and two blocks for 1500, 262 acres Caldwell pasture for sale in tracts, 3 lots with shade trees at 800, an east town 7 room house and 2 lots with brick cistern for 75, 450 acres Kurten timber land at 3 to 4 per acre, and Mistrat place eight acres two story eight room house with water works priced 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Kurten
Mistrat
Eigth
Navy plans move of Dixie and 350 marines to San Domingo
The navy department announced on Friday that Rear Admiral Sigsbee was ordered on Jan 10 to send the Dixie with 200 marines from Panama to Guantanamo to be ready if more marines were needed in San Dominican waters. No further orders were issued and no disturbances are known, leaving 350 marines on the isthmus.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sigsbee
Dixie
Panama
Guatanamo
San Dominican
San Domingo
Picayune
Santo Domingo
Empire Hill
United States
Empire
Wood
Colon
Texas House Acts On Timber Value Suit and Arms Law
Austin notes: revenue and taxation committee heard railroad reps and introduced several measures. The timber destruction suit bill by Bryan and Carswell was passed. O'Quinn's strict arms law advanced to third reading with a jail term and potential fines. Guinn proposed a five member penitentiary visit committee. Senate approved Griggs land sale and lease bill governing tidewater lands and bay entrances with minerals excluded.
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Guinn
Senate
Griggs
Texas
Beys
Retail Dealers' Hardware Association of Texas Officers Named
Dallas January list shows 8S L. Irwin of Honey Grove as president J W McManus of Waxahachie as secretary and treasurer R L Penick of Stamford as first vice president with directors T T Clark Ennis H S Allen Calvert W A Spangler D B McCall W M Gunnell Charles Hutchins of San Marcos named for the organization in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Jan
Dealers’ Hardware and Implement Association of Texas
L. Irwin
Honey Grove
J. W. McManus
Waxahachie
R. L. Penick
Stamford
T. T. Clark
Ennis
H. S. Allen
Calvert
W. A. Spangler
Bonham
D. B. McCall
W. M. Gunnell
Charles Hutchins
San Marcos
First National Bank of Nederland Closed for Insolvency
Washington Jan 27 The First National Bank of Nederland Texas has been closed by the comptroller of the currency after a telegram from National Bank Examiner Williams declaring insolvency and reports that its draft was protested. Examiner Williams named receiver.
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Washington
First National Bank of Nederland
Tex
Comptroller of
National Bank Examiner Williams
Examiner Williams
Young Lady Craft Murder Reported Near Rockwall
Sheriff Anderson was alerted that a young woman named Craft was murdered five miles northeast of Rockwall Texas. He departed with J Henry Williams and bloodhounds to investigate and pursue leads.
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Rockwall
Tex
Rivers and Harbors bill routes funds for multiple projects
Washington reports the house rivers and harbors committee moved a bill authorizing a total river and harbor program of 17.9 million dollars with 16.7 million in continuing contracts. After deductions for unexpended emergency funds, the measure lists numerous specific Louisiana Texas and regional projects with varying allocations and conditional contracts.
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Washington
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Louisiana
Calcasieu River
Bayou Plaquemine
Grand River
Pigeon Bayou
Red River
Arkansas
Texas
Indian Territory
Fulton
Sabine Pass
Galveston Harbor
Galveston Channel
Firazos River
Aransés Pass
Bay
Sabine and Neches Rivers
Buffalo Bayou
Trinity River
Brazos River
Velasco
Waco
Fourteen-year-old James Filley Dragged by Horse to Water
Guthrie Oklahoma January twenty seven. James Filley aged fourteen, living near Redwood in Kiowa county, was dragged to death by a horse he was leading to water.
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Guthrie, Okla
James Filley
Redwood
Kiowa County
Three Years For Mulhall Guilty Assault Conviction
St. Louis jury convicts Zack Mulhall of assault without malice on Ernest Morgan eighteen, sentences him to three years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Zack Mulhall
Ernest Morgan
Ninth Ballot in Missouri Senate Race Reported
Jefferson City Mo Jan 27 The ninth ballot for United States senator showed Cockrell leading with 79 votes Niedringhaus 75 Kerens 12 Goodrich 1 and Tubbs 1 remaining candidates.
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Jefferson City
United States
Cockrell
Niedringhaus
Kerens
Goodrich
Tubbs
General Strike Grips Riga City
General strike paralyzes Riga on Jan 27 as demonstrations unfold and newspapers halt publication.
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Riga
Russia
Crisis Over in St Petersburg Governor General Sees Stability
Governor General Trepoff told AP that order is assured and the crisis has ended. No disorders were reported across the provinces or the city on Thursday. Police directed the burial of strike victims, with prominent arrestees kept in the fortress. 300 workers at Baltic works returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Jen
Trepoff
Associated Press
Winter Palace
St. Peter and St. Paul
Heavy Artillery, Russian Crossing Reported Near Hun River
News from Kuroki's HQ describes a day of continuous artillery to the west and a Russian crossing of the Hun river on the Japanese left wing. A Japanese counterattack followed as cold, snow, and below zero temperatures threaten troops amid a severe winter storm.
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Kuroki
Hun
Clash at Riga Leaves Dozens Hurt In Clash With Troops
A Riga dispatch reports a clash between strikers and troops. Thirty workers were killed or wounded, a substitute police chief and two soldiers were mortally wounded. Strikers from suburban factories tried to enter the town.
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Reuter Telegram Company
Riga
Hold Up Restaurant in Los Angeles Robbery
Two masked men robbed the Beaumont restaurant at Fifth and Main in Los Angeles early Thursday morning taking about 700 dollars from the cash register and a gold watch. They fired three shots to frighten guests before escaping, forcing staff to the second floor and taking the manager’s watch.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Beaumont
Fifth
Main Streets
Cavalry to Reinforce Cavite In Sigar Ladrones Fight
Manila reports General Corbin will send the third troop of the Second Cavalry under Major F W Sibley to Cavite. The move follows Governor General Wright request as forces contend with Ladrones near Silang. Latest dispatches fix Ladrones near 300 in number and the fighting continues.
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Manila
Wright
Corbin
Cavite
Second Cavalry
F. W. Sibley
Ladrones
Silang
Supreme Court Denies McCue Supplementary Appeal
Richmond officials report the Supreme Court of Appeals refused the supplementary appeal of ex Mayor McCue of Charlottesville who was convicted of wife murder. He was sentenced to be hanged on January 20 and his execution was stayed by Governor Montague until February 10.
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Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
McCue
Charlottesville
Trespiti
Montague
Body of Tex. man found in mill pond near Alexandria
The body of E. B. Woodcock of Diboll Texas who disappeared during Christmas was recovered from a mill pond at Lincecum thirty miles above Alexandria along the Iron Mountain line in Grant Parish.
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Alexandria
E. B. Woodcock
Diboll
Tex
Lincecum
Iron Mountain
Grant Parish
Boy's Tragic Fate Near Paris Texas
Ewing Reynolds, a boy fifteen miles from Paris Texas, became entangled in a rope around a cow's neck and was dragged to death. The tragedy occurred on January 27.
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Paris
Tex
Trains Collide in Tennessee Fatal Wreck
In Nashville area near Tullahoma two trains crashed at midnight. Three railway workers, two engineers and a fireman, plus a colored porter, were killed. No passengers injured. Freight reportedly overran timetable. collision crushed locomotives near the passenger depot.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tullahoma
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
William Ray
Joe Suggs
H. J. Suggs
John Burrell
Too Much Texas Verdict In Mulhall Case
Zack Mulhall, famed cattleman, is convicted of assault with intent to kill Ernest Morgan and sentenced to three years in prison. Mulhall complains there was too much Texas in the verdict as Texas witnesses backed his case among those present during the June 18 shooting near the World's Fair pike. Morgan, eighteen, was an observer during a fight between Mulhall and Frank Reed, a Wild West show cowboy.
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St. Louis
Zack Mulhall
Ernest Morgan
Mulhall
Texas
Frank Reed
World's Fair Pike
Gould road to San Francisco set to begin soon
San Francisco reports that construction on the Western Pacific railroad will start within two months. The Gould road to San Francisco is expected to become a fact soon as rights of way and the city terminal are secured. About 50 million dollars are available for construction.
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San Francisco
Minor matters and rapid-fire notices from across regions
Spanish cabinet resigns. Cardinal Satolli gravely ill in Rome. A mad dog killed at Gainesville Texas. Jacob Plonsky named postmaster at Washington Louisiana. Wilkins No. 3 oil well begins in Jennings Louisiana. Senate approves army appropriation bill. General Miles removed from operations. Ten steerage passengers die at sea aboard Vaderland en route Antwerp to New York. Pauls Valley Oklahoma compress and storage to construct facility with capital stock 30000. William King arrested in Oklahoma City charged with killing John Irvin and son at Leighton Alabama. Explosion damages L Kingsbury dry goods in Texarkana causing about 12000 loss.
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Jacob Plonsky
Washington
Wilkins No
Jennings
Senate
General Miles
Vaderland
Antwerp
New York
Pauls Valley
I. T
Capital Stock
William King
Oklahoma City
John Irvin
Leighton
Ala
Thorp Pioneering Chicago Trader Dies at 48
Ole A. Thorp, member of the Chicago board of education and head of Ole A. Thorp & Co., exporters, dies at forty eight. He was the first to send a boat from Chicago to Europe with merchandise. He tried to establish a Chicago to Norway steamer line. the plan failed. He was knighted by King Oscar in the Norwegian Order of St Ola.
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Chicago
Ole A. Thorp
Chicago Board of Education
Board of Trade
Ole A. Thorp & Co
Europe
Thorp
Norway
Oscar
Order of St. Ola
Yaqui Country Grim Report Sees Eighteen Killed
Nogales Arizona January reports William O Dailey a mining figure states the Yaqui country situation is grave with eighteen killed by Indians over the past week all Mexicans except four Americans killed last Thursday near Cobachi.
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Dailey
Cobachi
Four Americans slain by Indians sent home for interment
City of Mexico reports Ambassador Clayton secured transport for the bodies of four Americans killed near Cobachi Sono ra. The remains have been shipped to their relatives in the United States for burial.
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City of
Mexico
Clayton
Cobachi
Sonora
United States
Bookkeeper jailed for embezzlement and horse race betting
Ivan H. Samuels, confidential bookkeeper for Zessel and Ashner, was jailed on a charge of embezzling 11700 dollars. He confessed in writing that most of the money was spent on horse race bets through two local pool rooms in Memphis.
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Memphis
Ivan H. Samuels
Zessel & Ashner
Samuels
Gas Strike Reaches 992 Feet In McCormick Well
In Shreveport Louisiana on January 27 a test well drilled by W. B. McCormick struck gas at 992 feet. The flame burns five feet above ground and crews plan to continue boring to 1600 feet.
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Shreveport
W. B. McCormick
Battalion to Be Sent to Cavite Front in Philippines
Governor General Wright requests Major General Corbin send the first battalion of the Seventh Infantry to Cavite to aid insular forces facing Ledrones. Front reports indicate the situation improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Wright
Corbin
Cavite
Seventh Infantry
Swayne Granted Extra Time to Answer Charges
Washington Jan. 27 Through counsel former Senator Higgins Judge Swayne asked for more time to answer charges He was granted until Feb 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Higgins
Swayne
Fine Fillies Bought in Keen Lexington Sale
Lexington reports W B Lockwood of Norwalk Connecticut has purchased two fillies from John E Madden. The horses are by Top Gallant and Imp Sandringham with a total price of 10000 dollars. The sale was concluded in Lexington on January 27.
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Lexington
W. B. Lockwood
Norwalk
Conn
John E. Madden
Top Gallant
Imp Sandringham
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R. H. Harrison
Bryan, Texas
T. R. Batte J.L. Fountai
Mgr. Real Estate Dept
T. R. Batte & CO
Insurance
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro
Court House
Brazos County
Mr. D. Kauble
Nevada, O., Wa
Kodol
W. W. Sayler
Hilliard, Pa
Revenue and Taxation
House Committee
Austin
House
Texas Bank
Committee of the House
New Orleans
London
Hold UP
Much
Lone Star State
Cardinal Satolli
Rome
Gainesville
L. Kingsbury
Texarkana
Chi
Cago
Nogales, Ariz
William
James & Nunn
Haswell’s Book Store
J. B. Green
Texas Seed & Floral Co
D. Nas, Texas
Hist
Ford’s Saloon
DeWitt
E. C. Dewitt & CO
M. H. James
John Wittman
Sohn Wittman
A. D. Scott
Defice
Doremus
Butler
Shaving
J. F. Ransome
J. H. Brevis
J. G. Minkert
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