Abstract Books and Land Listings in Brazos County For Sale
J W Satis offers the only Brazos County land titles abstract books and multiple properties for sale. Listings include 105 acres near the courthouse with pasture and cultivated land priced at 1500, a small southeast lot with a cottage priced 4750, a four block Main Street brick house for 1250, a half block by Allen Academy for 500, 13 acres with a 4 room house priced 1000, a 4 room house with cistern and outbuildings rented at 39 a month for 650, the Joe B Reed home at 4250, and a half block near the DC DeMaret place for 800.
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School House
Snall
Main Street
Allen Academy
Courthouse
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret
Pope Leo's Final Moments Marked by Calm Dying
Rome July 21 Pope Leo XIII faced agony and coma in his last hours yet his mind remained clear. Dr Lapponi recalls a serene death despite extreme suffering as cardinals and relatives whispered benedictions at the bedside.
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Rome
Leo
Lapponi
Pio Centar
Mazzoni
Pope Leo
Oreglia
Sacred College
Vatican
Mer. Righi
Pope
Belligerent Feeling in That Country Said to Be Strong
News from Victoria B C reports rising war sentiment in Japan over Chinese concessions to Russia. Prince Ching shifts to the Russian side, while Admiral Hirakka proposes a Japanese naval plan and defense strategy. Count Oakuma urges Japan to demand explanations from Russia and threatens arms if needed.
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Count Oakuma
Japan
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
Far East
Archbishop Ireland Praises Pope Leo In Glowing Eulogy
The archbishop of St Paul delivered a fervent tribute to Pope Leo XIII from Minnesota, calling him a great and good man. He lauded Leo’s intellect, vision, and dedication to God and humanity, noting his admiration for America and its institutions.
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St. Paul
Minn
Leo
Ireland
Vatican
Pontifical
America
Europe
Negro Arrested After Attempted Assault on Miss Georgia Lane
Jacksonville Texas July 21 A negro named Allen Brown was arrested on a charge of attempting to commit criminal assault on Miss Georgia Lane eighteen daughter of Dr C S Lane He gained entry by breaking window shutters and fled when discovered by Lane family.
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Sault
Young Lady
Jacksonville
Tex
Allen Brown
Misa Georgia Lane
C. S. Lane
Misa Lane
Ana
Mis creants attempt chloroform attack on sisters in Texas
Denison report says Audrey and Mabel Brace awoke to a man by their bed who had drugged their faces. They screamed and he fled. A young man was arrested and bond set at 1000 dollars. Other items note a horse accident in Shiner and acquittal in Canadian, as well as Oklahoma City political organization moves.
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Denison
Tex
Audrey
Mabel Hrace
King Edward and Queen Alexandra in Ireland visit
King Edward VII Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria arrived aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert at Kingston Ireland. A thirteen-ship royal salute greeted them as rain cleared for an anticipated Dublin entrance. The king expressed shared grief over Pope Leo XIII's death and noted a new era opening in Ireland. A planned Royal theatre performance in Dublin July 24 was cancelled due to the pope's death.
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Great Britain
Princess Victoria
Kingston
Ireand
Ea Ward
Queen Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Dublin
Edward
Ireland
Royal Theater
Pope Leo
Mob Lynches Black Suspect Near Kingsland Arkansas
A Pine Bluff dispatch reports a mob near Kingsland in Cleveland County Arkansas lynched Crane Green a Black man accused of attacking the thirteen-year-old daughter of a mill operative named Blake. Deputies pursuing him were intercepted by a mob and the suspect died in the incident.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pine Bluff
Ark
Kingsland
Cleveland County
Crane Green
Blake
Lanark
Elizabeth Bride Marries Despite Parents Refusal in New York
Miss Eva Kempen of Elizabeth New Jersey wed Lieutenant Nicholas Varela a naval commission member at The Little Church Around the Corner in New York City after her Mexican-immigrant parents refused consent. Varela, linked to a prominent Mexico City family, has supervised gunboat construction in Elizabeth for two years.
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New York
Eva Kempen
Elizabeth
N. J
Nicholas Varela
National Naval Commission
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Mexico
Ex-Marshal James Rice fatally shot in Claude rival claim
Lamar Missouri July 21 ex-marshal James Rice was shot dead at his Claude home by Bert Cochran. Report says rivalry over Mrs. Martin a widow sparked the quarrel. Rice was a prominent politician. Venezuelan minister arrives in New York. General Jose Manuel Hernandez El Mocho arrived aboard the Caracas from La Guaira to take up duties as Venezuelan minister to the United States.
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Lamar
James Rice
Claude
Bert Cochran
New York
Jose Manuel Hernandez
el Mocho
United States
Caracas
la Guaria
Two More Tetanus Cases Treated at Harlem Hospital
New York July 21 reports two additional successful tetanus treatments at Harlem hospital. Doctors used anti toxine injections into the spinal column after patients developed lockjaw.
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New York
Harlem Hospital
Husband shoots wife then kills himself in Mosher town
Jonesboro Arkansas July 21 Mathias Zimmerman shot and killed his wife with a Winchester rifle at Mosher near town, then killed himself with a bullet through the heart.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Mathias Zimmerman
Mosher
Here
Woman Seeks Navarro County Fight Suspect in City Jail
Mrs. S. Hamilton, after a violent encounter with a Black man in Navarro County last week, arrived in the city and visited the jail to identify a suspect named Bishop Johnson but failed to recognize him.
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Tallas
S. Hamilton
Navarro County
Bishop Johnson
Santa Fe to Permanently Close La Junta Shops
Topeka July 21. Santa Fe railroad shops at La Junta Colorado will be permanently closed due to the strike and lock-out affecting 330 employees.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Railroad
la Junta
Colo
Graham man shot dead while talking to a woman
Ardmore July 21 Thomas was shot and instantly killed as he spoke with a woman. A man rode up and fired at him. the shooter is said to be surrounded.
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Ardmore
I. T
Graham
Thomas
Breathitt Circuit Court Special Term Opens In Jackson
Breathitt circuit court convened in Jackson for a special term to investigate the Cockrell and Cox murders and the attempted bribery of Captain Ewen. Judge Redwine presides with M. C. Bailey serving as elector. Cal lahans’s replacement George Whittaker takes the post as first appointee is bedridden. Insiders say a major sensation will follow with indictments and arrests of prominent figures.
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Jackson
Thea
Breathitt
Cockrell and Cox
Ewen
Redwine
M. C. Bailey
Callahan
George Whittaker
Family Quarrel Ends in Death Near New Albany
A Massachusetts feud turns fatal in New Albany where George Churchill, a prominent farmer, is found dead with a self-inflicted wound after a dispute. His son lies unconscious, shot twice, following a woods encounter beside Churchill’s home. Police investigate the family quarrel's deadly outcome.
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Memphis
New Albany
Mass
George Churchill
Churchill
Nome Hotel Fire Kills Three Crewmates and Cook Held
The Golden Gate hotel in Nome burned completely. On July 4 the dead were Robert H. Hayes a Pittsburg pipe contractor Mrs Hayes Sherman X Gregg of Freeport Pa. and T R Burr a cook held for manslaughter by the coroner's jury. Burr threw coal oil on the kitchen floor at 5 am triggering the blaze as guests fled in their night clothes. Nearby structures were damaged in the blaze.
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Cook
Seattle
the Times
Golden Gate
Nome
Robert H. Hayes
Pittsburg
Mre
T. R. Burr
Dredge Engineer Fred Hook Found Dead on Arkansas Bank
The body of Fred Hook, engineer on the government dredge fleet, was found in bushes on the Arkansas side of the river near Memphis. Pockets contained papers showing his home in Zanesville, Ohio, and that he was a prominent Mason and Odd Fellow there. Cause of death remains undetermined.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fred Hook
Arkansas
Hook
Zanesville
Arthur Laid to Rest Chief P H Arthur Funeral Held
Cleveland mourns as Chief P H Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is laid to rest after his funeral Monday afternoon. Hundreds of railway men from across the country attended the service.
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Arthur
Cleveland
P. H. Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
White man pleads guilty to peonage in Alabama court
Fletcher Turner pleaded guilty in the United States court for the Middle and Northern districts of Alabama to holding Glenny Helms in peonage. He was fined $1000 by the court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Fletcher Turner
United States Court of the Middle
Alabama
Glenny Helms
Flags Half Masted in New York City after Pope's Death
New York flags at city hall and all buildings were lowered to half mast following the pope's death. Mayor requested widespread observance.
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New York
Archbishop Rabher Dies in Fon Du Lac
Archbishop Rabher of Milwaukee diocese dies in Fon Du Lac Wisconsin after extended illness. Funeral plans pending as local church mourns longtime leader.
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Fon du Lac
Wis
Rabher
Diocese of
Milwaukee
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