Abstract Books of Brazos County Land Titles For Sale
In office the only set of Brazos County land abstracts offers multiple properties. One tract about 106 acres near the courthouse with pasture and cultivated land priced at 1500 dollars. A southeast town parcel with 1.25 acres, a small cottage, tenant house and well priced at 750 dollars. A four block from Main Street brick house with cistern priced at 1250. A quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced at 250. Half block near Allen Academy priced at 500. Schoolhouse lots at 109 each and a 13 acre south town tract with a four room house priced at 1000. A four room house with amenities and 9 dollars monthly rent priced at 650. Continuous listings describe locations, features, and prices for quick sale.
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Allen Academy
Women Stand Firm Amid Breathitt Feud Threats Near Jackson
In Jackson Kentucky on June 18 B J Ewens principal witness in the Mareum murder case remains in Breathitt County with family split between Jackson and Lexington while threats rise. Major Embry Allen urges Mrs Ewens to flee but she vows to stay to protect interests and contracts as fears grow of arson assassination and possible troop withdrawal.
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Jackson
B. J
Breathitt County
Major Allen
Ewens
Civilization
Cardwell
Cardwell-Cockrill
J. B. Marcum
Lee Gay
Lewis Johnson
Perry County
Gay Haddicks
Crawford
Tharp
Ewen
Gay
Johnson
Ewen Arrives in Lexington With Soldiers and Family
J. B. Ewen, his young daughter Mattie, and twenty soldiers led by Sergeant Swope reach Lexington on Wednesday. They are met by friends and hosted at Gordon's home. Ewen seeks work in Lexington, Winchester, or Louisville, noting loss of contracts with Hargis Bros. worth several thousand dollars.
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Lexington
J. B. Ewen
Mattie
Swope
Gordon
Ewen
Winchester
Louisville
Hargis Bros
Shreveport Wins Team Prize in Valley Trap Shoot
On the final day in Shreveport the Mississippi Valley Trap Shooters Association event capped a day of strong scores with 150 shooters. Shreveport claimed the team prize with 73 of 75 birds, New Orleans followed at 64, while Shreveport No 2, Vicksburg, and Greenville each had 63 and Memphis posted 62.
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Shreveport
Mississippi Valley Trap Shoters’ Association
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Greenville
Memphis
Bound Over in Berry Family Murder Case at St Francis
Chauncy Dewey Clyde Wilson and W de McBride were bound over to the next district court session without bail for the Berry family murder. They will be moved to Goodland to await trial guarded by the Osborne militia amid settler threats. Defense offered no evidence. Justice Hall ordered commitment to Goodland jail with trial planned for early fall.
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Cey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. de McBride
Berry
District Court
Goodland
Osborne Militia Company
McCullough
Miliia
Justice Hall
Amicable settlement reached in Chicago hotel strike
An amicable adjustment of the hotel and restaurant strike has been made in Chicago. Strikers will return to work after two weeks of idleness. All differences between employed and employers are to be settled by arbitration.
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Chicago
Peter I as Servian king pledges reform and church backing
King Peter I proclaims his accession to the Serbian throne in Belgrade, pledging to respect rights, protect citizens, and banish past acts. He appeals to the church, army, and civil officials to uphold duties under the motto For the sacred cross and cherished liberty. Belgrade notes the army welcoming the czar’s telegram.
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Geneva
Peter
Belgrade
Associated Press
Servia
Peter L
Venezuelan lieutenant proclaims new revolt against Castro
A Venezuelan government agent reports General Rolando, sole lieutenant of Matos, commanding ~2000 men at Cuidad de Bolivar, has proclaimed himself chief of a fresh revolution against President Castro. Rolando threatens resistance if Venezuelan forces attack, and major U S France Germany interests lie in the Orinoco region and Cuidad de Bolivar.
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Matos
Cuidad de Bolivar
Venezuela
Curacao
Castro
Rolando
United States
France
Germany
Orinoco
Explosion at Woolwich Arsenal Kills Fourteen
In London on June 18, an explosion at the Woolwich arsenal Ludite factory killed fourteen men and injured thirteen. The blast wrecked the building blowing off the roof and collapsing interiors. Victims were at the gates seeking updates from officials amid grief.
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Woolwich Arsenal
London
Jewish Editor Kroush Evan Attacked in St Petersburg
In Wishineff anti Semite editor Kroush Evan was stabbed in the neck by a Jew in St Petersburg following riots blamed on his publications. The assailant, a former Polytechnic student at Kiev, was captured. Wound not considered fatal.
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St. Petersburg
Kroushevan
Wishineff
Bessarebet
Kieft
Chilean minister pledges aid for St Louis exposition
New York dispatch reports Minister Wilson pressed the Chilean ministry of public works to send representatives to the St Louis exposition. The minister thanked Wilson and said he would do his utmost to comply with the request.
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New York
Wilson
Ministry of Public Works
St. Louis Exposition
Valparaiso
Chile
Troops to Morenci March Practiced as Station Notes Shift
Washington report says Morenci Arizona troops no longer needed though General Baldwin orders a cavalry squadron to conduct a practice march toward Morenci. The development comes as the War Department receives the latest from General Baldwin regarding the garrison status and potential maneuvers in the area.
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Washington
War Department
Baldwin
Morenci
Ariz
Morenct
National Saengerfest Opens at World’s Fair Grounds
The thirty first North American Sangerbund festival opened in the Liberal Arts building with 15000 spectators. The program featured vocal solos, a mixed chorus of 6000 voices, and a large orchestra.
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St. Louis
Sangerbund
Liberal Arts
Bristow Tulloch statement prompts Smith reply
Former Postmaster General Smith declined to comment after being informed of Bristow and Tulloch’s statement about the department investigation. He said there was no occasion for a reply and he would not respond.
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Philadelphia
Smith
Bristow-Tulloch
Department
Retired Merchant Hiram Armstrong Dies in New York
Hiram H. Armstrong, longtime participant in New York clothing trade and known figure in Masonic circles, died of heart failure. He had retired from business several years ago.
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New York
Hiram 8
Armstrong
Socialists Congratulated on Polis Victory
Berlin reports the Socialists have received congratulations from around the world and especially the United States after their polis victory.
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Berlin
World
America
Crazy Negro’s Earth Sinking Prediction Triggers Exodus
A Lamar county report notes a jailed African American in Paris Texas predicted the earth would sink in Fannin and Lamar counties last Monday. Residents fled Blue Prairie in Fannin and Floagy Creek area crossing into the Territory with provisions stocked, ferrying them back and forth as the predicted catastrophe neared then refugees began returning Thursday morning.
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Paris
Tex
Lamar County
Fannin
Lamar
T. H. Maynard
Blue Prairie
Fannin County
Floagy Creek
Ragsdale
Sap's Proposal Delays Bond Cancellation For Brownsville Line
San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway offers to keep existing bonds and stock if the railroad commission allows the bonds to stand and grants three months to secure cancellation. If accepted, the extension to Brownsville would be built within two years, with bonds credited under the stock and bond law by commission direction. The plan pauses bond destruction pending commission decision.
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Austin
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Railroad Commission
Sap
Brownsville
North Texas Musical Association Sees 17 New Members
Waxahachie Texas June 18 the secondary session of the North Texas Musical association. Over 100 members attended and seventeen applicants for membership were elected.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Seconday
North Texas Musical Association
Wolves Rampage Hit Lampasas Sheep East of Town
Lampasas Texas reports wolves are harming flocks twenty miles east of the city. HK J McGuire notes ongoing losses of two to three sheep daily over several weeks.
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Lampasas
Tex
Here
HK. J. McGuire
Dynamiting Charged Near Ardmore
Ardmore June 18. Several men were arrested west of Ardmore on charge of dynamiting fish.
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Ardmore
Barge Fight On Mississippi Draws Two Heavyweights In Memphis
John Regan of St. Louis and Johnny Kelly of Chicago fought twenty rounds on a floating barge in midstream Memphis in a bout promoted by the Memphis Athletic club. The open contest ended in a draw with Kelly slight favorite, Regan stronger in clinches. A prior ten round draw featured local contenders as boxing returns after a two year ban.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Memphis Athletic Club
Doc” Hollum
John Regan
St. Louis
Johnny Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
Regan
Texas League scores from Dallas-Fort Worth to New Orleans
Baseball results list Texas League games across cities with final scores. Dallas earned a 1 0 win over Dallas Fort Worth. Corsicana beat Paris 2 0. Birmingham crushed Montgomery 23 0. Atlanta defeated Nashville 4 0. Little Rock toppled Memphis 6 2. New Orleans won against Shreveport 9 4.
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Dallas—Fort Worth
Dallas
Corsicana
Paris
Birmingham
Montgomery
Atlanta
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Shreveport
Boston and Brooklyn split afternoon game 14 6
In the Boston Morning game Brooklyn defeated Boston 3 to 2 while the afternoon contest ended 14 to 6 with Brooklyn prevailing. A separate Philadelphia New York game saw Philadelphia lose 7 to 4.
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Boston
Sboston
Brooklyn
Brook
Philadelphia
New York
Baseball Scores From Afternoon and Evening Games
In Boston the morning game ended Cleveland three Boston one while the afternoon contest saw Boston six Cleveland one Attendance reached eighteen thousand In Philadelphia Philadelphia eleven St Louis one In New York New York one Chicago zero
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadellphia
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Fort Worth Panthers Sign Three New Players
Fort Worth manager W. H. Ward announced the Panthers have signed three new players a pitcher and two infielders. Pitcher Clarence Gray comes from Oklahoma and infielders Mike Peer from Cincinnati and Grant LaBorge from St. Louis. The additions boost hopes the team will rise toward the top of the standings.
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Fort Worth
W. H. Ward
Panthers
Clarence Gray
Oklahoma
Mike Peer
Cincinnati
Grant LaBorge
St. Louis
Hot Kutter Promises Sturdy Rep With Curbside Deals
J Allen Myers asserts enduring trust as the Hot Kutter, underscoring continued service and prices like one quart fruit jars 35 cents and one half gallon jars 45 cents. He invites customers to compare goods and stay loyal.
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J. Allen Myers
Masons
Yone
Coulter
Gjoa Sails on North Pole Expedition from Christiana
The whaling ship Gjoa under Captain Ammundsen has departed Christiana with the North Pole expedition aboard.
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J. W. Batts
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Maken
Chen
Will E
Geo. W. Smith
Parlor
East City National Bank
Ww. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
Darwin & Drummond
Dorsex & Belmont
St. Francis
Kan
Chaun
Russia
Port of Spain
Lan
la Guaira
Sion
Ludite
Woolwich
Arsenal
Fannin Counties
the Medicos
Baseball
Southern League
National League
James & Hart
Houston
Texas Central
Kingsland, Llano, Lampasas Marlin and
Wootan Walls
M. L. Robbins
T. A
Houston,” Texas
Ws. Doherty
Act
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Laundry Arrett Proprietor
Call
Texas
Tyler Haswell
R. G. Tabor
NEW York Life Insurance CO
Bryan, Texas
Christiana
Norway
The
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Houston, Texas
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