Bargains Offered by Judson and Nall Real Estate Agents
Bryan area listings include J J Eubanks 290 acre Brazos bottom farm with artesian well ten miles from Bryan. Dwelling and two acres in western Bryan for 250 dollars. Fight building lots near H G Rhodes residence. Seven building lots along college road by Thomas Rowan place priced 350 dollars. Fourteen acres in south Bryan city with two within corporate limits. Mrs Smythe addition to Bryan from Phillips addition. Three acres in southern Bryan with four room house, stable, shed, cistern priced 325 dollars. Lots 6 7 8 fronting Allen Academy. Six room house on lot and a half three blocks east of Main. A quarter block opposite east of courthouse. Exceedingly desirable property. Eastern Bryan lot with four room house, stable, cistern priced 325 dollars. Hudson and Nall.
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House Debates Frederick Douglass Memorial Bill and Finances
Washington dispatches report sharp exchanges over a bill to honor Frederick Douglass with a memorial association and public records at his former residence. Details cover committee shifts, District of Columbia business, Navajo and Cherokee matters, and remarks on the gold standard by Teller. The pension bill totaling 145 million was approved.
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Adulteration probes touch German imports and Puerto Rican duties
Washington reports a quiet inquiry into German import adulterations and similar European practices to gauge U S policy should meat inspection laws pass. Puerto Ricans celebrate the duty bill, while other U S towns report deaths and civic actions including a cotton factory funding in Celeste Texas.
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Germany
Reichstag Committee
Guns and ammunition shipment halted in Kentucky
In Frankfort on March 6 the shipment of guns and ammunition from the state arsenal to London was revoked. A loaded car was unloaded and its contents returned to the arsenal amid reports Washington interfered. A Senate resolution seeks a special committee and funds to replace the material and mobilize militia if needed. In Louisville, Beckham v. Taylor briefs were filed as judges set time to decide who is Kentucky’s legal governor, with a decision expected by week’s end.
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Mississippi
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Waco
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Austin
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Train wreck injures hundreds of mine workers near Brazil Indiana
A Chicago and Eastern freight train struck a mine workers train near Brazil Indiana on Monday night. Two men were killed and more than 40 injured with many likely to die. Wounded were brought to Brazil as hundreds of wives gathered at the depot to tend to their loved ones while rescuers battled a blaze from an overturned stove in the wrecked caboose and cars.
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Osteopathy Gains Legal Ground Aboard In Missouri
A Bryan reader endorses osteopathy as a science and cites governors and officials who support legalizing the practice. The note highlights votes in Missouri showing wide approval and quotes Gov. V Stevens on the bill’s strong passage. CG. L. Goben, D.O.
Newspaper Man Shot at Peabody Hotel in Memphis
H A Stevenson traveling representative of the Globe Democrat was shot in the Peabody hotel rotunda by Frank Williamson deputy sheriff of Crittenden county Arkansas. Williamson surrendered and was released on bail. Stevenson intoxicated after a quarrel with an old gentleman. shot in left side. physician expects recovery.
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Populists Call Mass Meeting at Bryan Court House
By authority of the chairman a mass meeting of the Populists is called for March 17 at 10 a.m. in the Bryan courthouse to improve organization and handle important business. W. J. Bropnon, chairman. W. W. Weaver, secretary.
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Republican tariff bill fuels campaign issue on imperialism
The Republican tariff bill in Puerto Rico provides the Democratic party with a major campaign issue. It adds emphasis to imperialism and interprets the administration policy toward island possessions as exploitation, per the Galveston Tribune.
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