Land Titles Abstract Books For Sale In Byazos County
J W Satis has the only set of Abstract Books of Byazos County Land Titles for sale. Listings include about 105 acres near the courthouse site with 25 acres cultivated and rest pasture, fenced with six wires priced at 1500 dollars. Also 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse with a small cottage, tenant house, well, and prices for nearby properties. Several 4 to 6 room houses with cisterns, wells, and outbuildings priced from 500 to 1250 dollars. One property includes a 9 room two story dwelling for 4250 dollars and a 1/4 block adjoining another place for 800 dollars.
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Amee
Byazos County
Court House
Snall
Mein Street
Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret
Solemn ceremonial pope’s bier carried to St Peter’s basilica
A funeral procession for the pope moved from the Vatican to St Peter’s, with the body clad in papal vestments and followed by nobles, diplomats, and clergy. Cardinals, guards, and family members accompanied the bier as prayers and rites were performed. The body rested on a high catafalque in St Peter’s for public blessing.
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Rome
Vatican
St. Peter's
Leo XIII
Early
New York
Quigley
Chicago
Papal
Pope
Riccardo
Camille Pecci
Canardi
Mgr
Thomas Kennedy
American College
United States
Chigi
Ruspoli
Rospigliosi
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter’s
Palfraniere
Knights of Malta
Careani
Leo
Pontifical Requiem for Leo XIII Held at St Marys
In Washington on July 23 a solemn Roman liturgy requiem for Leo XIII was celebrated at St Marys by Apostolic Delegate Mgr Falconio. Diplomats and cabinet members attended with the German charg d affaires beside the catafalque. The sermon praised the late pope. absolutions were given by Franciscan Dominican Jesuit and Sulplican representatives. The church was draped in mourning.
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Washington
Leo XIII
St. Mary's Church
Diomede Falconio
Mgr. Falconio
Catafalque
Scheneller
Treasury
Shaw
Peru
Brazil
Portugal
Argentine
Charles Warren Currie
St. Mary’s Church
Fifty Indictments Returned by Oklahoma City Grand Jury
Oklahoma City July 23 report states the grand jury adjourned after returning fifty indictments. Five true bills were returned against John Russell for stealing horses.
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Oklahoma
City
Okla
John Russell
Mill Creek Celebrates Third Anniversary with Barbecue
Mill Creek, I. T. marked its third anniversary with a monster barbecue and picnic Tuesday drawing more than five thousand people to the event. A festive crowd gathered for the celebration in Mill Creek.
Fatal Storm Hits Paterson Tornado Kills One Injures Several
A three minute tornado tore through Paterson New Jersey on Wednesday. One man, Jos Vandan, was killed when his house collapsed and others were injured or unconscious. Over twenty buildings were unroofed, trees and signs damaged, and a house under construction collapsed trapping workers briefly.
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Paterson
N. J
Jos. Vandan
Tornado Ravages Paterson Streets Leaves Dozen Dead
Paterson New Jersey workers rush to clear wreckage after a July tornado that cut a 400 foot swath through the city. Three dead, 100 injured, fifty homeless, and $200000 in damage are tallied with about twenty five people hospitalized but expected to recover. Victims include Joseph Vandame twenty and Richard Hancock eight. Mary Nevin dies of fright.
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Paterson
N. J
Joseph Vandame
Richard Hancock
Mary Nevin
John Saunders
Will Quit If Miller Returns to Government Press
President Barrett of the local bookbinders union warns that every bookbinder in the government printing office and allied unions will quit work if W. A. Miller is allowed to resume duties. Union officials petition Secretary Cortelyou and allege Miller used scurrilous language and slandered the organization.
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Washington
Barrett
Organization of Bookbinders
Government Printing Office
W. A. Miller
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Miller
City Captured in Venezuela After 52 Hours of Battle
Soledad Venezuela July 23 Ciudad Bolivar fell at 11 o clock Monday night following fifty two hours of savage fighting. The jail and capitol endured the fiercest clashes with many killed and wounded. General Nichols Rollando and two lieutenants along with Generals Palo Guzman and Francisco Vasquez were captured. The city suffered what appeared to be a cyclone and fire in the assault.
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Soledad
Venezuela
Ciudad Bolivar
Nichols Rollando
Palo and
Guzman
Francisco Vasquez
Mine Cage Tragedies Reported in Cananea Area
Cananea advices say Fred Massey foreman at the Indiana mine was ground to pieces between the hoist cage and wall. Charles Crandall a Ca pote mine miner was dashed to death as the cage ran away from the engineer. William Dutton foreman at the Arizona Bay mine near Benson was killed.
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Fred Massey
Indiana
Charles Crandall
Capote
William Dutton
Arizona Bay
Benson
King Edward Reviews Vast Irish Troop Muster in Dublin
King Edward, with the Duke of Connaught in command, reviewed 15 000 soldiers and 6000 naval brigade men in Phoenix Park Dublin on July 23. Bright sunshine drew tens of thousands of spectators making the scene the largest muster ever seen in Ireland.
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Phoenix Park
Dublin
King Edward
Naval Brigade
Ireland
Duke of Connaught
Elks Convention Closes Sessions in Cincinnati
National Elks grand lodge meetings end in Cincinnati with three days of fraternal festivities ahead. Baltimore street celebration features confetti battles and crowd revelry as prize winners are announced for parade displays. Prizes include a $400 cup to Cotton Pickers Greenville Mass and trophies to Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Dallas, and Bellaire lodges.
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Baltimore
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
Elks
Cincinnati
Greenville
Mass
Cincinnati Lodge
Brooklyn Lodge
Elks Banner
Philadelphia Lodge
Dallas
Tex
Lodge
Bellaire
Ohio
Hedges Removed as Free Delivery Superintendent
Washington July 23 Charles Hedges is removed from the office of superintendent of free delivery for falsifying a diary and loaning his traveling commission. Erwin H Thorp acts as successor. Hedges had served since 1901 and earned 3000 dollars annually under A W Machen with rural delivery under a separate superintendent.
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Washington
Chas. Hedges
Hedges
Erwin H. Thorp
Post Office
Ne York
Tenth Congressional District of
Texas
A. W. Machen
Cassius M. Clay Dies After Stirring Life in Kentucky
In Lexington on July 23, General Cassius Marcellus Clay former ambassador to Russia under Lincoln and noted abolitionist died at Whitehall Madison county at 9 10 pm from general exhaustion. Born October 19 1810 in Madison county he led a long public life later retreating into seclusion after fearing an assassination conspiracy.
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Lexington
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Russia
Lincoln
Whitehall
Madison County
Clay
Lightning damages Henry Clay monument in Lexington cemetery
In Lexington Kentucky lightning struck the Henry Clay monument in Lexington cemetery. The head and arm of the statue were knocked off and the rest of the monument suffered disfigurement.
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Lexington
Henry Clay
Lexington Cemetery
Grand jury in Jackson indicts for bribery and arson cases
Jackson Kentucky July 23 The grand jury indicted Gardner Plummer for attempted bribery and Edward Tharp and Joseph Crawford for burning Ewen s hotel and continues its sessions.
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Jackson, Ky
Grand Jury
Gardner Plummer
Edward Tharp
Joseph Crawford
Ewen
Seismic Tremor Spreads Across St. Vincent Island
A severe earthquake shock was felt throughout the island of St. Vincent early Tuesday morning, according to reports from St. Thomas in the D. W. L. area.
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St. Thomas
Island of
St. Vincent
Galveston Launched With Galveston Woman as Sponsor
The cruiser Galveston was launched successfully at Trigg shipyards after a receivership transfer. Miss Ella Sealey of Galveston served as sponsor, with Assistant Naval Constructor Groebck present as the only government official. In Washington, the Agriculture Department aims to have Britain lift its quarantine on New England livestock as Secretary Wilson says stock shipments no longer pose danger.
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Richmond
Galveston
Trigg
Ella Sealey
Groebeck
Washington
Department of Agriculture
New England States
Wison
Baseball scores from Texas League action
Corsicana 6 Dallas. Fort Worth 3 over Waco 2. Memphis 9 Montgomery 2. Shreveport 7 over Atlanta 2. Little Rock 3 Nashville 1. New Orleans 6 Birmingham 5. St Louis 8 Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 3 New York 2. Boston 5 Brooklyn 2. Washington 1 over Philadelphia. Cleveland 7 St Louis 0.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Shreveport
Atlanta
Little Rock
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Cleveland
Captain Ewen Departs Jackson for Lexington Testimony
Captain Ewen leaves Jackson escorted by soldiers under Captain Maddox to the depot. The detail accompanied the train crew and will travel Sunday to Cynthia n a to testify against Jett and White.
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Jackson
Ewen
Lexington
Maddox
Cynthiana
Jett
White
Dallas Star Pitcher Reagan Mourns Father
Dallas pitcher Reagan learned Wednesday of his father's death in Kansas. He will return home and miss about a week of games.
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Dallas
Reagan
Kansas
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J. W. Satis
Zach Tally
Makig
Geo. W. Smith
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Darwin & Drummond
Basilica
Ponti
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Arizona
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Ariz
Cananea Ad
Order of Elks
Cassius M. Clay
Ella Sealy
Island City
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Parsons Bottling Works
C. G. Parsons
Bryan, Texas
Crowe Cork System
Hutchinson
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Pacific Coast
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Pacific Coast Express
S. F. B. Morse
Pass
Traf
Houston, Texas
T. J. Anderson
G.P
T.A
Baseball
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Fort Worth
Waco
Southern League
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Galveston, Hou
Denver
Denver Road
The
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D. J. Priceg
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