Abstract Books Sale of Brazos County Land Titles
Property lots and farms for sale near Brazos County with multiple parcels listed. Acreage ranges from 13 acres to 105 acres near courthouse and schoolhouse, including a 4 room house with rent, fenced pasture, cisterns, wells, and outbuildings. Prices from 100 to 1500 dollars with easy terms.
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Brazos County
Court House
Main Street
Allen Academy
Jackson town reels as prosection’s sole witness flees
In Jackson Kentucky June 15 a violent feud atmosphere surrounds the preliminary hearing of Hargis faction suspects amid arson threats. The principal witness against Curtis Jett and Thomas White fled, tests and habeas corpus proceedings unfold, and militia guard courts as fear grips residents.
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Jackson, Ky
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
Hargis Brothers
Ewen
Commonwealth
Jett
White
Cardwell-Cockrell
Jackson
B. L. Ewen
J. Ewen
Hargis
Crawford
Breathitt County
Joe Crawford
Ed Tharp
Redwine
Tharp
Marcum
British Move to Remove Belgrade Ambassador Sparks Consensus
Belgrade June 15 British officials urged removal of the British minister from Belgrade but John Ball disagreed, preferring allied concurrence. Powers expect Belgrade parliament to express its will before resuming relations with Serbia. The skupschtina seems set to name Prince Peter Karageorgevitch king, with powers ready to recognize. No details on punishment for assassination actions were included.
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John Ball
Belgrade
Peter Karageorgevitch
Skupschtina
Peter
Tragedy in Eastman as Father is Shot by Son
Dr. de Buchan of Eastman was killed by his son Ogle tree when the father seized a pistol and threatened his wife and children. The wife struggled with him, and the son, hearing the scuffle, entered and fired, the shot piercing the father’s heart. investigators deem the discharge accidental.
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Eastman, Ga
7 de Buchan
Eastman
Ogletree
Trains Return to St. Louis Depot as River Subsides
The river has fallen allowing eastern rail lines cut off for a week to resume service into St. Louis Union Depot.
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St. Louis
Union
Peculiar Penalty One Cent Short of One Thousand
New York June 15. David Richman accused of extorting from Newark hat factory employees was fined 999.99 by the Hat Makers union. Eight months earlier he faced 99.99 in fines as a foreman. He says the charges are trumped up and he will not pay the second fine. Union did not explain why the sum was set one cent below 1000. Plaintiffs said Richman asked workers to contribute two a week and collected money from older men for the firm.
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New York
Newark
N. J
David Richman
Hat Makers’ Union
Richman
King Peter Karageorgevitch Elected by Serbian Bodies
In Belgrade on June 15 Prince Peter Karageorgevitch was unanimously chosen king by the senate and skupshtina in joint session. Lieutenant Lazo Jovanovic of the Sixth Infantry shot himself Sunday evening after being barred from taking part in the plot against the late king and queen. The provisional government refused emigration permits to several Belgrade families until normal conditions return.
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Belgrade
Peter Karageorgevitch
Servia
Senate
Skucpshtina
Lazo Jovanovics
Sixth Infantry
Sharp Fight Over Milan King's Partisans in Belgrade
Telegram from Belgrade reports a clash on Belgrade streets between Partisans of the new king and Milan’s loyalists, with a torn proclamation and counter dem onstrations. Prince Peter Karageorgevitch weighs stealthy Vienna passage versus public arrival as king-elect. Paris reports ministers to stay in Belgrade to monitor Servian parliament’s king choice with unified instructions.
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Milan
Geneva
Peter
Belgrade
Alexander
Constantinople
Incendiary Fire Suspect Targeting Farms Across New York Townships
Farmers in Mount Kiscon and Newcastle townships rally after an incendiary set fires to over a dozen houses and barns and poisoned almost every dog. A $1000 reward is posted, but no positive identification exists as the suspect remains at large, thought to be a lunatic.
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New York
Mount Kiscon
Newcastle
Tragic Outing Ends With Four Drowned Near Montreal
Pierre Suay a carter took his wife three children and a neighbor's child to Bout ÎI'Isle for a boat outing. The flat bottom craft capsized and Suay his wife and two children drowned. One child and the neighbor's child were saved.
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Montreal
Pierre Suay
Bout I'Isle
Suay
Sherman Bonds Recovered and Delivered to Comptroller
Sherman bonds found in the express office have been recovered and delivered to the state comptroller. Authorities located the bonds and completed the transfer on June 15 in Austin.
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Sherman
Austin
Comptroller
Express
River falls as St Louis brace for flood threat
The Mississippi River receded about one foot to 36 feet 1 inch in St Louis, with danger line not likely to reach for days. Guards kept crowds from flooded East St Louis while coroner probes the fatal shot near Belleville in the Hanley case. East St Louis shows improvement as water drops south of Broadway and west of the Southern tracks.
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Louis
St. Louis
Kads
East St. Louis
Clifford Hanley
St. Loui
Belleville
Bratton
East St Louis
Bredway
Southern Railroad
First of Kind Memorial to Slaves Served Barrington Families
A memorial monument honoring negro slaves and their descendants for services before and during the Revolutionary war was dedicated in Barrington. The white quartz boulder is buttressed by black stones, symbolizing interdependent relations, and bears a tablet naming the Barrington families.
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Barrington
United States
Mother St. Anne of Mount Carmel Convent Dies at 80
Miss Marcelite DeLaune, a member of a prominent Louisiana family, died Sunday in New Orleans at age eighty. She helped found the Mount Carmel convent and devoted 64 years to the organization.
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St. Ann
New Orleans
St. Anne
Mount Carmel Convent
Marcelite DeLaune
Louisiana
Minorton youth wounded in raid shooting
Richmond Indiana June 15. Charles Moore fourteen years old was shot while fleeing officers raiding a resort. The shot came from Granville Bundy a colored policeman and Moore was probably fatally wounded.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles Moore
Granville Bundy
Shamrock III Arrives After 16 Day Sea Passage
Safe and sound upon arrival in New York Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III, the latest challenger for the America's Cup, reached Tompkinsville Staten Island after a sixteen day and twenty four hour voyage from Gourock Scotland.
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Shamrock
New York
Gourock Scotland
Sir Thomas Lipton
Tompkinsville
State Island
Prohibition wins in Fannin County Texas and other regional notes
Prohibitionists carried Fannin county Texas by about 1800 majority. Grimes county reports good pope health. Lord Roberts to visit United States in August. Hunt county votes special road tax. Typhoon casualties reported in Cochin China. Linton Texas ships first 1903 watermelons on the 12th. Spindletop area oil output near 200 barrels daily. Land sale in Jennings Louisiana oil field at 180000. J A Jaster shot in Mannville Indian Territory. son arrested. Louisville linemen strike. Sour Lake bank authorized. Chicago injunction fines for strikers. Cleveland denies southwestern tour. George Wassom injured in train collision. Naval reserve death in East St. Louis clash. Mrs Wash Miley bonds for killing case. James H Harben dies. grain warehouse burns. O Keefe draw in Butte. St Joseph death by choking incident. Rector Johnson resigns Saint Pauls to lead Marlin church. J M Payne suicide on train near Lafayette.
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Pope
Grimes County
Texas
Lord Roberts
United States
Hunt County
Cochin China
Fannin County
Linton
Tex
Witerbo
Spindletop
Jennings
J. A. Jaster
Mannville
I. T
J. Jaster
Louisville
Cumberland Telephone Company
Sour Lake National Bank
Sour Lake
Capital
Chicago
Holcomb
Cleveland
San Antonio
George Wassom
Richmond
Rosenberg
East St. Louis
Lit
Wash Miley
Bob Skillern
Nacogdoches County
James H. Harben
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Little Rock
Portland
Cp. I. Gay
Winchester
Jack O'Keefe
Ang Vett
San Francisco
Butte
Mont
James Biman
St. Joseph
Johnson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Peter's Church
Marlin
J. M. Payne
Lafayette
Jimmy Ack
Charles
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