Real Estate Listings in Brazos County Area
Real estate notice listing multiple properties near Brazos County court house. 105 acres with pasture and cultivation, 25 acres cultivated, fenced with six wires, price 1500 dollars. Cottage and tenant house near schoolhouse, six room house four blocks from Main Street priced at 1250. Quarter block near Allen Academy at 250 dollars, half block near Allen Academy at 500 dollars. Lots near schoolhouse 100 dollars each. 13 acres south side town with 4-room house and wells priced 1000. 4-room house with pantry and garden, rents 9 dollars monthly, price 650. Continuous list of single-family homes and parcels with varying terms.
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Court House
Main Street
Allen Academy
Trial brims with alleged conspiracy linking county officials
Evidence Friday in Jackson Kentucky centers on a plot to kill attorney J B Marcum with Jett and White reportedly hired to murder him. Witnesses name Wm Eversole Abner Smith Feltner and others, with claims money came from Judge Hargis and Sheriff Callahan. Feltner’s bond status and Fields case tie into the motive as Marcum’s friendship is cited.
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Jett
White
Maccum
Jackson
J. B. Marcum
Defese
Redwine
Wm. Hearst
Marcum
Wm. Eversole
Abner
Smith
Feltner
Hargis
Ed Callahan
Johnson
Fields
Travelers Protective Association Chooses Springfield for Next Meeting
Fourteenth national convention of the Travelers' Protective association ends with Springfield Illinois as the next meeting site. Delegates elect E. W. Denham of Cincinnati as president and name officers from New Orleans Georgia Oregon Arkansas Massachusetts and Missouri with Louis LaBeaume of St. Louis as secretary.
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Springfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Travelers’ Protective Association
John Harwood
Virginia
Josep Hood
Texas
Abraham Lincoln
E. W. Denhan
Cincinnati
Louis Ochs
New Orleans
Jos. Lowenstein
Georgia
John S. Beal
Oregon
D. A. McKay
Arkansas
Chas. Rannenberg
Massachusetts
Louis LaBeaume
St. Louis
First Train Runs Out to St Louis After Break
The Illinois Central train crossed from the bluff area into St Louis on Friday for the first time since the tracks flooded by the break Wednesday. It passed through water most of the journey and reached the viaduct only with police orders to stop before continuing.
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St. Louis
Illinois Central
Strained Ties Mark Costa Rica and Nicaragua
Diplomatic circles report Costa Rica has protested to Nicaragua while aiding revolution and cooperating with Central American states to overthrow President Zelaya. Nicaragua’s cabinet seeks understanding and sent Secretary Sanchez to confer with Costa Rica’s president warning against further interference.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Sanchez
Troops Arrive in Morenci Arizona June Dispatch
The War Department has received a dispatch announcing the arrival of troops at Morenci Arizona. The report places the movement within the ongoing war effort and notes the location as a key point of mobilization.
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Morenci
Washington
War Department
Ariz
Smelter Strike Settled in Morenci Arizona
Morenci Arizona June 1 The smelter strike is settled with workers accepting nine hours pay for eight. Territorial guard will depart camp immediately. Five troops of regulars from Fort Grant and Fort Huachuca remain with Colonel Lebo in command. Italians are not included in the settlement.
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Morenci
Ariz
Territorial Guard
Forts Grant and
Huachuca
Lebo
North Illinois Coal Dealers Found Guilty in Conspiracy
In Chicago on June 13 Judge Horton delivered an opinion finding members of the North Illinois Coal Dealers Association guilty of conspiracy in restraint of trade and fining them $500.
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Chicago
Horton
North Illinois Coal Dealers’ Association
Twenty Bulgarians Die in Yenise Attack Near Roumania
Twenty Bulgarians were killed at Yenise village Roumania in a joint assault by a troop detachment and neighboring Muslims. Fifty prisoners were taken to Adrianople.
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Constantinople
Yenise
Roumania
Adrianople
Pulliam Says Willing to Efface Himself from Baseball
M S Pulliam president of the National League says he would cooperate with a consolidation with the American League if club owners desire it. He notes his term ends next December and he would resign or step down to aid a union headed by President Johnson or aligned with Herman if the move serves the leagues best interests.
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New York
M. S. Pulliam
National Baseball League
American League
National League
Johnson
Herman
Missing Witness Halt in Hargis Case
Jackson Kentucky June 13 Attorney Byrd reported that a marked arrest order for Henry Freeman, a key witness, returned empty handed. Lt Cannard and Deputy Whittaker say Goodloe Coombs acted alone under Judge Redwine’s orders, fired near Freeman home, Freeman fled, and evidence suggests he vanished after hearing shots. Freeman’s wife was detained but Redwine refused to permit her as a witness. Ant i Hargis supporters claim Freeman was hired to stay away. Byrd warned of closing the case without Freeman. defense seeks dismissal motions.
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Jackson
Byrd
Henry Freeman
Cannard
Whittaker
Commonwealth
Goodloe Coombs
Redwine
Freeman
O'Neal
Cooks and Waiters Strike Expands Beyond Hotels
In Chicago twenty six hotels are on strike as Cooks and Waiters unions plan a broader campaign against restaurants and cafes. They aim to use local and international unions resources to push for better conditions, focusing first on department store eateries.
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Chicago
Steamer Goes Ashore off Cod Roy near St Johns
The Allan steamer Norwegian, Captain White, en route from Montreal to Glasgow with cargo and cattle, ran aground at Cod Roy near St Johns on June 13. The crew jettisoned cargo and cattle in an attempt to lighten the ship, and it is believed she will be a total wreck.
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St. Johns
N. F
White
Montreal
Glasgow
Cod Roy
Italian Cabinet Resigns Announcement
Premier Zanardilia informed the chamber of deputies that the cabinet has formally resigned.
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Rome
Zanardilia
Chamber of Deputies
Archbishop Confirms 160 at St Teresa's Church
Large Confirmation Class in St Louis at St Teresa's church with Archbishop Giennon presiding over 160 confirmands on June 13.
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St. Louis
St. Teresa's Church
Giennon
Budget Bill Passed in House of Commons
London on Friday the budget bill passed in the house of commons without discussion.
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London
House of Commons
Water works planned for Sweetwater Texas
Ground broken at Sweetwater for a $20,000 oil mill. Deputy Marshal Bridges destroyed 120 pint bottles of beer at Ravia Oklahoma Territory. Eleven car loads of potatoes shipped from Atlanta Texas on the 10th. Seven Cooke County Texas residents adjudged of unsound mind. A line to connect Oklahoma City with the Orient will cost $30,000. Stanton Texas applications seek purchase of 42 sections of land. Ex President Cleveland may become president of the University of Virginia.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Marshal Bridges
Ravia
I. T
Atlanta
Cooke County
Texas
Oklahoma City
Orient
Stanton
Cleveland
University of Virginia
Man shoots father in defense of mother in Jersey City
In New York on June 13 Charles Muchfeld shot his father after discovering him with his wife. The electrician son and his mother had fled two months earlier due to alleged abuse, and the son used a pistol when his father attacked again before he surrendered.
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Charles Muchfeld
New York
Muchfeld
Jersey City
Mitchfeld
Insane Man Attacks Emperor Francis Joseph In Vienna
June 13 in Vienna a pedestrian rushed toward Emperor Francis Joseph’s carriage with a threatening stick. Police seized Jacob Reich, an unemployed agent, later identified as the attacker. Reich had previously visited the Hofburg claiming divine madness text and an important message from God. He was deemed insane and incarcerated, then released.
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Austria
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Jacob Reich
Hofburg
God
Reisch
Five Die in Fire at New York Flats
Five persons were burned to death in a two story flat building at 3477 East 115th Street New York on June 13. Officials say the fire may be incendiary with hallways oiled and rags saturated in oil found scattered nearby. Victims include Therese de Cicco Camille de Cicco Alfredo de Cicco Francisca Stamano and Guiseppe Ciriano.
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New York
East One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Therese de Cicco
Camille de Cicco
Alfredo de Cicco
Francisca Stamano
Guiseppe Ciriano
Differences Adjusted Ends Kansas City Southern Strike
Kansas City and its mechanics settled differences and the strike ended. Pittsburg workers were paid 1 cent an hour and Shreveport workers 3 3/4 cents. demand for 2 to 4 cent raises was rejected though officials promised a future increase. Most strikers returned to work. Gloucester man Ludwig Fiszenbaum returned from a three week Atlantic dory voyage after 350 miles eastward with Gulf Stream conditions and heavy fog leaving him wet and rheumatic.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Southern Railway
Pittsburg
Kan
Shreveport
Gloucester
Mass
Ludwig Fiszenbaum
Boston
Atlantic
Gulf Stream
Biszenbaum
Naval academy admits more candidates after exams
In Annapolis on June 13, additional applicants passed physicals for admission to the naval academy and are now rated as midshipmen. L. S. Payne from Arkansas, Terry Witt from Arkansas, and E. A. Lichtenstein from Texas were listed. A mental examination is set for the 17th for the remaining candidates.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
L. S. Payne
Arkansas
Terry Witt
E. A. Lichtenstein
Texas
Academy
Peculiar Ailment Strikes 16 Year Old in New York
Pauline Burk hardt, sixteen, at St. Luke's Hospital was found to suffer from myelitis, a rare paralysis. In two weeks the disease has weakened every muscle below the hips, with no prior illness before the attack.
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New York
Pauline Burkhardt
St. Luke's Hospital
Gypsies Narrow Escape as Floods Hit New Jersey
Rivers Delaware and Neversink rise after heavy rains. Bridges washed away and a dam failure at Dut tonville floods lowlands. A roaming gypsy camp narrowly escaped with their lives amid the flooding.
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Port Gervis
N. J
Delaware
Neversink
Duttonville
Death of Noted Civil Engineer in Yonkers
Yonkers June 13 Alphon Ftely former consulting chief engineer to the New York aqueduct board and former president of the American Society of Civil Engineers is dead at his home in Yonkers New York.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Alphon Ftely
New York Acqueduct Board
American Society of Civil Engineers
Liverpool Cotton Market Reports Firm Tone in Liverpool Advices
Liverpool advices indicate the cotton market remained firm with prices ten to sixteen points higher than Friday, defying expectations of a slight decline. The report comes from New York on June 13.
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New York
Liverpool
Varden Victorious In Prestwick Golf Opener
Henry Varden won the opening golf championship at Prestwick Scotland as London reports the June 13 victory.
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Varden
London
Henry Varden
Prestwick
Scotland
Beaucaire Wins Handicap at Fair Grounds by a Length
St. Louis June 13 Beaucaire a derby candidate won the handicap at the fair grounds by a length.
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St. Louis
Fatal Fracas Near Hope Claims One Life
Six miles northeast of Hope Arkansas Will Sutton was shot and killed during the fracas. Andy Johnson was also shot but will live. Authorities investigate the shooting and identify possible suspects.
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Hope, Ark
Here
Will Sutton
Andy Johnson
Will
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