Real estate listings near Allen Academy price details
A fragmented 19th century sale notice describes multiple properties near Allen Academy. Items include a small new cottage and tenant house with well priced at 750 dollars, a six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street for about 1260, a quarter block east front priced 250, and a 75 feet frontage on Railroad from Otto Boehme property plus the Fd Pochila place with two lots and a large two story residence. Other city properties are available.
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Main Street
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
Pochila Place
Canal Bill Debate Sets Stage for Final Vote This Week
Washington is set for daily senate sessions at 11 am through Thursday to debate the isthmian canal bill before votes. Key speakers will push Nicaragua route favored by Spooner supporters with possible Cuban and pure food bills as unfinished business and final adjournment expectations rely on canal bill progress.
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Senate
Kittredge
Nicaragua
Cullom
Stewart
Hanna
Foster
Louisiana
Pettus
Alabama
District of Columbia
House
Henderson
House Sets Philippine Civil Government Bill as Special Order
The house declared the Philippine civil government bill a special order from June 19 to June 26. It also laid on the table the dismissal reasons for Rebecca J. Taylor from the war department classified service. The senate resolution to amend the Indian appropriation act regarding allotments in severalty on certain Indian reservations was adopted.
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Washington
House
Secretary of War
War Department
Rebecca J. Taylor
Senate
Senate Accepts Conference on President Protection Bill
Washington June 16. The senate agreed to the conference on the bill for protection of the president and named Hoar Fairbanks and Pettus as conferees.
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Washington
Senate
Messrs
Hoar
Fairbanks
Pettus
Palma Opposes Cuban Sugar Rebate Plan
President Palma of Cuba informed President Roosevelt that the rebate proposition for Cuban sugar is objectionable in itself and costly and nearly impossible to execute in distribution.
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Palma
Washington
Cuba
Roosevelt
King Edward Day Sidelined by Chill in London Parade
King Edward the Seventh suffered a mild chill that prevented attendance at the Aldershot garrison church parade. The illness followed a torchlight tattoo on Saturday night in Aldershot and included mild lumbago symptoms.
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Edward
London
Aldershot
Two Creek Indians Arrested for Murder in Okmulgee
United States Marshal Dave Adama and a posse arrived in Okmulgee on Sunday with Bill Bear and George Jacobs, full-blood Creek Indians, charged in the killing of an Indian woman and her daughter at Okfuskee. The suspects refused to talk and appeared unconcerned about their fate.
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United States
Dave Adama
Posse
Bill Bear
George Jacobs
Okfuskee
Fatal Quarry Accident Near Easterwood
A fatal accident occurred at Bayou des Cains, six miles northwest of Easterwood, when Willie Lecombe was crushed by a pile driver at Bayou des Cains.
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Bayou Des Cains
Here
Basult
Willies Lecombere
De Wet Appears at Winburg Camp as Boers Surrender Enormously
The article notes 16 500 Boers have already surrendered with British kindness shown to all. De Wet’s arrival at the Winburg camp sparked a large Boer crowd. He praised women’s support, urged loyalty to the new government, and urged submission as God’s will. Both De Wet and Steyn were unharmed through the war.
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DeWet
Winburg
Mr. Steyn
Orange Free State
Palma Denies US Bribe Allegation In Cuba Campaign
President Palma and General Gomez denied reports that Gomez received 25000 from the US administration to withdraw from Cuba’s presidential race. Palma said the insinuation questions Gomez and himself and would be answered by action, with Gomez present during the denial.
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Havana
General Gomez
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Cuba
Senor Palma
Senor Gomez
Gomez
Severe Storm Hits Louisville in Heavy June Downpour
Louisville experienced the season's strongest storm as gusts reached sixty miles per hour and hail accompanied rain totaling 1.13 inches. Five minutes alone dumped .25 inches, breaking a city record. Streets flooded, cellars filled, and shade trees damaged across sections.
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Louisville
Sunday Closing Observed in Dallas Saloons
The Dallas Sunday closing law enforcement shows no arrests for violations. Saloons and beer gardens closed at midnight, leaving downtown quiet and many long running venues nearly deserted through Sunday.
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Dallas
Tippecanoe Battlefield Holds Annual Exercises At Battle Ground
Tippecanoe Battlefield association held its annual exercises in the tabernacle on the grounds with special trains and a large crowd. Graves of Tippecanoe fallen were decorated as Henry Watterson of Louisville spoke on heroes in home spun.
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Tippecanoe
Lafayette
Ind
Tipanoe
Electrical Storm Hits Chicago Killing One
A Sunday electrical storm in Chicago caused deaths and property damage. Three churches were struck. the Memorial German Episcopal church was destroyed. Joseph Killin was killed while resting in a fisherman's hut on Lake Calumet.
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Chicago
Memorial German Episcopal
Jos. Killin
Lake Calumet
Rock Island Wins Right to Build Westward Line
The Rock Island Railroad secured government permission to extend from Enid through Fort Supply to Beaver County Oklahoma, connecting 200 miles west with its Liberal line toward El Paso.
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Guthrie
O. T
Rock Island
Enid
Olka
Fort Supply
Oklahoma
Beaver County
el Paso
Widow Rachel Sadler and man killed in Coalville shooting
In Coalville Pennsylvania a quarrel ended in death as Mrs Rachel Sadler a widow was shot and killed, and H N Riceo of New Castle was fatally shot while struggling with another woman for the weapon. The incident occurred about 40 miles west of Philadelphia.
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Rachel Sadler
Coalville
Here
H. N. Riceo
Newcastle
Eight Supposed Counterfeiters Snagged by Secret Service
Baltimore police aided by federal agents captured eight Italians Sunday suspected of belonging to a counterfeit gang active in several states over the past months.
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Baltimore
United States Secret Service
Earthquake Strikes Newport Oregon With Two Shocks
Two sharp earthquakes were felt in Newport Oregon on Saturday night at 8 p m and 1 a m with no damage reported. Local residents described shaking and concerns but no structural harm was noted.
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Newport
Ore
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