For Sale Brazos County Abstract Books and Town Lots
In office sale list offers the only set of Abstract Books of Brazos County Fire Titles. Various parcels: 105 acres near courthouse with cultivation and pasture, fenced with six wires, price 1500. A one and a quarter acre near schoolhouse, Southeast town, cottage, tenant house and cistern, price 1250. Brick house and two lots four blocks from Main Street, cistern, price 1250. Quarter block near Allen Academy, east front, price 250. Half block near Allen Academy, price 500. Rear school lots at 100 each. 13 acres south town with new 4-room house, well and outbuildings, price 1000. 4-room house with pantry and galleries, cistern and garden, four blocks from courthouse, rents 9 per month, price 650.
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Court House
Sain Street
Allen Academy
Negro Lynched by Mob After Sheriff Shot in Scottsboro
A Scottsboro, Alabama mob seized Andrew Diggs from jail Monday night after he was arrested for an attempted assault on Alma Smith. Sheriff Austin was shot by the assailants and later rescued. Diggs was hanged at the west end of town as wires were cut to block aid. The attack was carried out quietly and few people knew of the lynching.
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Nashville
Tenn
Scottsboro
Ala
Andrew Diggs
Alma
Austin
Two Victims of Pittsburg Elevator Accident Languish
Pittsburg June 30 reports show several Heinz elevator accident victims are in critical condition. Ottis Thompson visit guide John Cherny Edward Holeman Mrs. Edward Holeman and Mrs. William Mitchell are listed as likely to die. Other victims, including Cleveland visitors, are resting and expected to recover.
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Pittsburg
Ottis Thompson
John Cherny
Alegheny
Edward P. Holeman
Mount Holly
William Mitchell
Paris
Cleveland
Fireworks Blast Wrecks Store. Boy Burned at Lake George
At Lake George Glen Falls N Y an explosion of fireworks wrecked the store of Sisson injuring Freddie Alston eight. a pistol blast by Fred Barber caused the flash that ignited the fireworks. interior of the building ruined and a crowd gathered. Dr Emily Dunning begins six month shift as first woman ambulance surgeon in New York assisting Gouveneur to Bellevue.
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Lake George
Glen Falls
N. Y
N.W
Sisson
Freddie Alston
Fred Barber
New York
Emily Dutning
Gouveneur Hospital
Bellevue
Dunning
Gouverneur
Plague of lice threatens Orleans apple crop
Albion New York June 30 reports a lice plague in Orleans county orchards. Growers have sprayed trees with whale oil but results are ineffective. If not checked the county apple crop worth over 1 million dollars may be ruined.
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Albion
N. Y
Orleans County
Carpet action yields bar of gold at mint
San Francisco June 30 The carpets in the United States mint adjusting rooms were removed for treatment to recover gold dust. A bar valued at $9000 was the result of the process. The carpet had been laid six years ago.
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San Francisco
United States Mint
Kiel
United States
Ensign Steele
Kearsarge
Mustin
Assyriology and the Bible Debate At Detroit Conference
A June Detroit Central Conference session featured a paper by Rabbi Kohler on Assyriology and the Bible, responding to Delitsch. The report also notes various travel, shipping, and baseball items including games in Birmingham, Montgomery, Memphis, and New York, plus a Nome fire loss and a Seattle shipment.
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Rabbi Kohler
Detroit
Mich
Delitsch
Bibel
Ph. D
Cincinnati
Central Conference of American Mte Bethel
Thembers v. Maguires
Seattle
Wash
Senator
Alaska
Nome
Consular Appointments Made by the President
The president announced key consular promotions before departing. Albion Tourgee moves from Bordeaux to Halifax Nova Scotia as consul general. Urban Ledoux rises from Three Rivers Canada to Bordeaux. Others include Willim Bradley to Manchester and William Smyth to Tunstall, with Louis Ayme at Para seconded, and more transfers across Durango Guadeloupe Erzurum Hull Erzbet.
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Washington
Loomis
Albion Tourgee
New York
Bordeaux
France
Halifax
N. S
Willim Harrison Bradley
Illinois
Tunstall
England
Manchester
Eny
Bradley
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court
William P. Smyth
Hull
Eng
Smyth
St. Louis
Louis H. Ayme
Guadeloupe
W. I
Para
Brazil
Mr. Ayme
Martinique
L. Bergholz
Erzercum
Turkey
Three Rivers
Canada
George B. Anderson
District of Columbia
Durango
Mex
Walter C. Hamm
Pennsylvania
Hamm
Philadelphia
James A. Leroy
Michigan
Mexico
Leroy
Philippines
Taft
Burrows and
Alger
Barrington Statements Drawn On Murder Case And Language Clue
Sheriff Hencken interviews Barrington after the McCann body is found at the Bonfils quarry. Barrington says he and McCann were alone the night of June 18 and Barrington was threatened during quarrels over Mrs McCann. Sheriff notes Barrington speaks German fluently and may be a native German. Barrington to pay court costs in divorce ruling of 250 dollars. Illinois Central and L N S railways file with ICC over round bale cotton classification. no grounds found for different treatment.
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St. Louis
Hencken
St. Louis County
Barrington
McCann
Bonfils
Kansas City
Wilhelmina Barrington
Washington
Illinois Central
Nashville, Chattanooga
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt watches Pekin dispatch on Port Arthur conference
President Roosevelt showed deep interest in the Associated Press dispatch from Pekin about a conference of Russian officials at Port Arthur on the Manchurian question. He made no public comment but remains in close telegraphic touch with the state department.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Pekin
Associated Press
Port Arthur
State Department
Paris Chamber Validates Castellane Election
Paris on June 30 reports the chamber of deputies adopting the committee report that confirms the election of Count Boni de Castellane.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Boni de Castellane
Loubet's Visit to England Full South of July Programme
The itinerary outlines President Loubet's July visit to Britain. He arrives July 6 at Dover, meets King Edward at Victoria, stays at York House, and attends events at Buckingham Palace and the French embassy. July 7 includes visits to institutes and hospitals, a guild hall luncheon, a gala, and a royal dinner. July 8 covers Windsor, Aldershot with a troop review, and a state banquet. He departs Paris July 9.
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Great Britain
London
Loubet
Eagland
Dover
Duke of Connaught
Victoria Station
King Edward
York House
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Buckingham Palace
Institute For French Governesses
French Hospital
M. Loubet
Corporation of London
Guild Hall
First Yukon Basin News Report Reaches U S Readers
A Dawson dispatch notes the first Yukon basin news since March. Hundreds of miners crowd the Tanana mouth with no fare funds. four thousand people camp there. A steamship loss at Andreassky and Hog Beach strike profits. Other items cover bondholders insolvency in Newark and royal matters in Belgrade.
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Seattle
Wash
Post-Intelligencer
Dawson
Yukon Basin
Eagle
St. Michael
Tanana River
Yukon
Kuskokowin
Andreassky
Annawanda
Lynn
Hogbreek
Koyukuk
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Franklin’s Market
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
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Will E
Geo. W. Smith
East City National Bank
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
Darwin & Drummond
Alabama
Chicago
Vancouver
British Columbia Fishermen's Union
Frazer River
Southern League
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Memphis
Little Rock
National League
Boston
Clevelacyelansoune
Ragon Records
Consular Service
Newark
N. J
Kirkpatrick
United States Shipbuilding Company
Ths
Belgrade
Skupschtina
Peter
Skuptschina
Columbia
S. C
John T. Phillips
Norway
Barnswell County
Phillips
Oxaca
Oaxaca
Tehuantepec
Don
Dan Godfrey
The
Grenadier Guards
James & Hart
Houston
Texas Central
Kingsland, Llano, Lampasas Marlin and
Wootan Walls
L. Robbins
Houston, Texas
Ws. Doherty
Act’o
Garrett
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Texas Railroad
Texas
Fort Worth
Galveston
Waco
Marlin
Calvert
Bryan
Navasota
Grand Union Station
Ft. Worth
L. Trice
Mgr Geh
Palestine
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