Property listings in southeast town offer varied dwellings
About 3 and one quarter acres near sehoc with a small new cottage, tenant house and well priced at 750. Six room house with one lot on west side and another six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street priced at 1260. A quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced at 250. Terms easy. 96 feet front on Railroad. Otto Boehme property may be subdivided. Ed Pochila place includes 2 lots and a large two story residence. Parsee and other city property listed.
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Sehoc
Ouse
Main Street
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
Ed Pochila
Isthmian Canal Debate Intensifies in Senate
Washington June 19 The Senate devoted most of the session to canal question with Spooner Hanna and Pettus urging Panama and Nicaragua routes. A Spooner amendment giving the President route choice was adopted. The day featured political speeches by Richardson and Shallenberger critiquing the administration and party platforms.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Morgan
Hay
Kittredge
South Dakota
Costa Rica
United States
Spooner
Sponer
Washington
Hanna
Panama
Pettus
Nicaragua
Taylor
Jones
Arkansas
Navy
John Walton Ross
Carmack
Civil Service Commission
War Department
Rebecca J. Taylor
Richardson
Tennessee
Republican Party
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Miss Taylor
Gen. Wood
Cannon
Bartlett
Secretary Root
Wood
Congress
Congres
Thirty Injured as Gasoline Generator Explodes at Guthrie
A gasoline generator exploded at the Nit Hardware company store in Guthrie Oklahoma injuring thirty people Wednesday night. Fire engulfed the rear of the building prompting two fire companies to respond. A crowd gathered as the blast blew out the storefront glass and caused numerous injuries including Arch McWhatay James Beard Jerome Cabot J B Donnelly John Wases Clyde Merritt Daniel Waters and R E Frasier.
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Guthrie
Okla
Nit Hardware Company
Arch McWhatay
James Beard
Jerome Cabot
Kansas City
J. B. Donnelly
John Wases
Clyde Merritt
Daniel Waters
R. E. Frasier
Lincoln and Nashville Republicans Nominate Tickets
Lincoln Neb June 19 seven candidates nominated for governor John H Mickey of Osceola leads the ticket with E G McGillon for lieutenant governor Geo W Marsh for secretary of state Peter Mortens for treasurer Charles Weston for auditor F N Prout for attorney general G D Follmer for public lands and buildings and E E Fowler for superintendent of schools The platform backs Roosevelt administration condemns McKinley assassination endorses 1900 Republican platform praises Cuban reciprocity trust restraint and irrigation policy It criticizes American soldiers as cowardly. Nashville June 19 state Republican convention nominates H T Campbell for governor J Elliott railroad commissioner T A Wright J M Parks E Coldwell B W Carnes C H Trimble for supreme court Court of chancery appeals includes George T McCall George S Ramsey Xenophon Hicks The platform reiterates 1900 national platform favors trust restraint and major election law changes.
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Lincoln
Neb
John H. Mickey
Osceola
E. G. McGillon
Geo. W. Marsh
Peter Mortens
Charles Weston
F. N. Prout
G. D. Follmer
E. E. Fowler
Roosevelt
McKinley
Nashville
H. T. Campbell
J. Elliott
Supreme Court
T. A. Wright
J. 3. Parks
E. Coldwell
B. W. Carnes
C. H. Trimble
Court of Chancery Appeals
George T. McCall
Georges. Ramsey
Xenophon Hicks
Corsicana and Dallas Victors in Texas League Action
In Wednesday games Corsicana beat Fort Worth 4 to 3 at Corsicana. Dallas won 6 to 2 over Waco. Texarkana defeated Paris 13 to 8. Standings show Corsicana 49 wins, 41 losses, Dallas 50 28 22, Waco 45 21 24, Fort Worth 51 23 28, Paris 48 20 26.
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Austin
Texas
Colored State Teachers Association
Bryan
Hood
Texas Erie
Ashville
N. C
Students Conference Ymca
Denver Colo
Iternational Sunday School Association
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Palestine
Huntsville
University
Waco
Grand Lodge K. of P. Colored
Lmit
TFX
M. College
Dallas
Texas Christian Convention
Heart
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Minnf ‘Polis Minn
Fraternal Order of Eagles
St Paul
Minneapolis
Mit
Portland
Ore
National Convention Travelers Protective Association
Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen
Monteagle
Tenn
Assembly Bible School
Bell
Ingham
Ala
National Convention Baptist
Corsicana
Fort Worth
White
Clark
McKay
O'Donnell
Berry
Yeager
Noyes
Texarkana
Paris
Murphy
Wolfe
Thomas
Moore
Agt Fort Worth
Texan Valedictorian Beams at Washington University Graduation
The Washington University exercises were held before a large audience in Lexington. H. E. Keeble of Abilene Texas delivered the valedictory. Forty three degrees were conferred along with twenty scholarships and two gold medals. An oil portrait of Hon. William L. Wilson was unveiled.
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Washington University
H. E. Keeble
Abilene
Tex
William L. Wilson
Lexington
Randolph Named President of University of Arkansas
The board of trustees elected Harrison Randolph of Virginia as president of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Dr John L. Buchanan resigned from his post.
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Randolph
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Harrison Randolph
Virginia
John L. Buchanan
Prohibited Fight in Denver Between Young Corbett and Sullivan
Denver authorities ban the scheduled bout between Young Corbett and Dave Sullivan in the city on Friday night. The move prevents the boxing match from taking place in Denver, with officials issuing instructions to enforce the prohibition.
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Denver
Col
Young Corbett
Dave Sullivan
Snow blankets France as four days pass
Heavy snowfalls in France over four days damage farms and delay daily life. A series of brief items notes local events including a Richard Bland monument unveiling in Neosha Missouri, a proposed $20 000 waterworks plan for Mount Pleasant Texas, a dry spell of oil strikes in Walker County Texas, and a fatality from laudanum in Galveston.
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France
Richard P. Bland
Neosha
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Walker County
California
George F. Nicolaus
Galveston
Plis
Durant
Denver
Ella Bender
St. Louis
Engand
Edward
Victoria Callahan
Indianapois
Ind
Willoughby
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Nort Texas
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Brazos County
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Texa
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Allison
Conference Committee On
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Lrug
Life Insurance Company
R. T. Boyle
Bryan, Texas
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GSC
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Thos
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Bet
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D. C. Demare
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