One Mile East of Bryan Texas Farm For Sale 85 Acres
Auction notes describe 85 acres with a six room residence a brick cistern 60 acres in cultivation 21 acres pasture two tenant houses ideal for dairy and poultry operations. Also 2000 acres in Brazos bottom Burleson county with 170 acres in bottom 300 acres prairie ranch house lots and small pastures the finest small ranch in Texas cheap and on good terms.
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Bryan
Brazos Bottom
Burleson County
Texas
White's Past Life Revealed in Thaw Case Trial News
New York reports that evidence will be sought about Stanford White's past life and his alleged pursuit of Mrs Thaw after marriage. Trial likely not before October. Details include White's alleged debt to a young family member and excessive overdraft with his architectural firm.
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New York
Stanford White
Thaw
White
Juan
John Doe
Thomas McCaleb
Thaws
Cafe Martin
Truxton Beale
Mr. White
Garvan
McCaleb
Narrow escape for Mrs Thaw in Broadway car
Mrs Harry K Thaw narrowly avoided a fatal accident when a man jumped in front of her speeding car on Broadway. The chauffeur slammed the brakes and stopped within inches, leaving Mrs Thaw shaken but unharmed. She then met with her husband's attorneys for several hours.
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Mrs. Thaw
Salm Swings Bat and Wins Fort Worth Game
In Dallas on Friday Salm of the visiting team hit a solo homer over right field for the only run as Fort Worth defeated the local squad. The scoreline featured other regional results and upcoming reunions at Chickamauga Park marking the forty third anniversary of Chickamauga with dates Sept 18 19 20 and Oct 17 18 for Army of the Cumberland.
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Wilder
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Mounted Infantry
Chickamauga Park
Chickamauga
Salvation Army reports improved condition of Eva Booth
At Salvation Army headquarters in New York the condition of Eva Booth commander of the American army was described as slightly improved. No further details were released about Miss Booths illness. A tree fell on a child in Ashbury Sherman near Jacksonville Texas killing her.
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New York
Salvation Army
Eva Booth
Miss Looth
Asbury Sherman
Jacksonville
Tex
Affairs at Austin and Texas finance update
Texas treasury reports June land sales and lease receipts totaling 159596 dollars. Governor Lanham welcomes Congress approval of Texas claim 375418 dollars restoring cash basis finances. Adjutant General Hulen organizes a Texas National Guard rifle team for Seagirt match beginning September 4 with General Hulen as captain.
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Austin
Treasury Department
Anderson
John Nagle
Lanham
Burleson
Texas
Congress
N. J
Texas National Guard
Hulen
Former Toy Hotel Man Passes Away In England
W A Easton a well known Texas traveling public figure died June 18 in Paington England his boyhood home. He had served as clerk and manager at Hutchings Burnet in Houston Beach Tremont in Galveston Oriental in Dallas Girard House in New York and Russell House in Detroit. He left a widow and several brothers.
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England
Galveston
W. A. Easton
Texas
Paington
Eng
Mr. Easton
Hutchings and Burnet
Houston
Beach and Tremont
Oriental
Dallas
Girard House
New York
Russell House
Detroit
The
Oriental of
New Hampshire Launched Amid Injury at Yard
The battleship New Hampshire was launched at the New York Shipbuilding company yard in Camden New Jersey with Hazel McLane christening the ship. Five workmen were injured when props failed and timbers toppled, two severely. The vessel is about 50 percent complete and a contract requires 18 knots for four hours.
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Camden
N. J
New Hampshire
New York Shipbuilding Company
Hazel McLane
Governor McLane
James Campbell
Gloucester
Joseph Kappinsky
Campbell
Saloon Closures Sweep Kansas City Kansas
Kansas City Kansas shut all saloons on Saturday and Elks and Eagles clubs did not serve liquor. Assistant Attorney General Trickett warned to destroy buildings used as joints, prompting removal of bar fixtures and stock to Missouri. A dozen suburban saloons remained open under Missouri Brewing Company, awaiting action.
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Kansas City
Kan
the Elks and Eagles
Trickett
Missouri
Armourdale
Argentine
Rosedale
Missouri Brewing Company
Knox of long life survives after neck injury
New York report cites J. K. Knox who broke his neck and fractured his skull in 1860 when a cornice fell on him. He died Thursday at age ninety one, having lived forty six years after the accident despite doctors predicting only a day of life.
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New York
J. K. Knox
Knox
Scenic Ride Fatal Claims Bucks DA Shelley's Death
Philadelphia on June 30 District Attorney J W Shelley of Bucks County died after collapsing from heart trouble while riding the scenic railway Over the Mountain at Willow Grove park. He fell in the arms of friends and died before a physician arrived. Shelley was a prominent state lawyer and unmarried.
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Philadelphia
J. W. Shelley
Bucks County
Willow Grove Park
Charlie Cox Crushed Between Engine and Separator
Charlie Cox aged thirty five was killed when he was caught between an engine and a separator near Weston on Saturday.
Hot For Quaker City
The morning forecast in Philadelphia at 6 o'clock shows the temperature at 86 degrees. A prominent Alabamian, Captain Daniel Coleman, former consul to France under President Cleveland, has died in Huntsville. Congressman Champ Clark plans a visit to Mineral Wells for a few weeks, announced from Washington.
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Quaker City
Philadelphia
Huntsville
Daniel Coleman
France
Cleveland
Fleeing Robber Shot Dead After Dallas Escape
An unknown man charged with robbing Dr. Garrett of Forney was shot by Dallas officers Friday afternoon near Elm and Preston. He fled toward Jackson Street, collapsed and died after being wounded by a bullet entering the back and exiting the chest while awaiting the patrol wagon.
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Dallas
Garrett
Forney
Elm
Preston Streets
Jackson Street
Butcher Harry A. Harrison Shot in Suspected Accident
Harry A. Harrison, a South McAlester butcher, was shot in a second story room at 14 North First Street. His right arm is shattered. Harrison says the shooting was accidental. Charles Jaggars, a shoe maker, says he left Harrison in the room and found him staggering at the door claiming he had shot himself.
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South McAlester
Harry A. Harrison
North First Street
Harrison
Charles Jaggers
Jaggars
Wilkerson Executed for Texas Wife Murder
Lexington Texas June 30 Jack Wilkerson hanged after conviction for shooting his wife on May 2 1905. Her body was not found until later due to decomposition.
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Lexington
Tex
Jack Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Polecat Bites Three Reported in Texas
A pole cat bites John Bollinger and his two sons on a porch in Val Verde County. They seek treatment at the Pasteur Institute in Austin after the attack on June 30.
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John Bollinger
Aust‘s
Austin
John Bolinger
Val Verde County
Pasteur Institute
Edward J. Lawrence Nominated for Congress in Third District
Fairfield Maine June 30 Edward J. Lawrence of Fairfield was nominated for congress at the Third District Democratic convention.
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Fairfield
Edward J. Lawrence
Amarillo lays ten miles gas mains amid warnings
Brief items report long gas main work in Amarillo Texas and a string of deaths and crimes across Texas and Indian Territory. C Tilles commits suicide in El Paso by nitric acid. King Stephenson in Savoy Texas blows off his head with a shotgun. William Hebrecke dies after being hit by a Central train in Dallas. H R McGregor dies of heart disease while swimming in San Antonio. Lane Douglass is run over and killed by an electric car in Bonham. Albert Wilson is sentenced to life in Cuero for killing Barnett. Law and order group forms in South McAlester and Sapulpa has a $50 000 hotel planned. Lawton National Bank is organized with 50 000 capital, the city’s third bank. In Corsicana W H Matchett loses the little finger in a fight with J B Allen.
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Amarillo
Tex
C. Tilles
el Paso
Savoy
King Stephenson
William Hebrecke
Central
Dallas
San Antonio
H. R. McGregor
Lane Douglass
Bonham
Albert Wilson
Cuero
Barnett
Law and Order Association
South McAlester
Sapulpa
I. T
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Emmet & Maloney’s Drug Store
T.R. Batte
Attorney At Law
Ross Perrino
Zanunetli Block
Kodol
E. C. Dewitt , CO
Chicago
Nadinda
National Toilet CO
Paris
Tenn
DeWitt
KE. Cc. Dewitt & CO
Emmel & Malony
Salm Swings Bat
Cleburne
Temple
Greenville
Waco
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Lee
Shreveport
New Orleans
Memphis
Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Montgomery
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Eva Booth III
Affairs AT
Byron
Futcher
Polecat
State Board of Trustees
John Tarleton College
R. L. Marquis
W. O. Wright
Marvin Duncan
Ardmore
Vera Hooks
W. F. Hooks
Alabama
Jefferson
Harry Newman
Marshall
Lawton National Bank
Lawton
Corsicana
W. H. Matchett
J. B. Allen
Ford
Ford's Saloon
Graf
Carson, Sewall & Co
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
Oeast Grande
Sam Leading Brands
Silas B. Johnson
Parker
RYE
Montreal Rye
Orienial Rye
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Joe B
Reed
Friend-In-Nbread Soocierty
Jor B. Raed
C. Fountain
Burt Norwid
DR. C. F. Andrews
Jenkins’ Drug Store
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