For Sale Items From A Town Real Estate List
South half of block near Allen Academy for sale. About 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse. Small new cottage tenant house and well on premises. Six room house and one lot on west side of town priced. Six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street. Brick cistern on premises. M. B. Cole home place two and a half lots with six room house. Brazos Bottom farm 300 acres priced 20 per acre. Will sell in tracts or all with railroad frontage. Otto Boehme property sale offers. es other city property
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Allen Academy
M. B. Cole
Brazos Bottom
Otto Boehme
Green's August Flower Promotes General Health
A mock health fad is attacked and a tonic called Green's August Flower is promoted as aiding digestion liver function blood purification and overall vitality. The ad notes availability at Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co. and mentions Dr G G Green remedies.
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G. G. Green
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Green
Lumberman's Convention Travel Offers From Houston
The Houston and Texas Central Railroad announces reduced round trip fares for the Lumbermen’s Convention in Houston from April 8 to 10, with sale dates April 6 and 7 and return by April 12. The Lumberman’s Special to Mexico City departs Houston 11 15 p m April 10 via Sunset Route, stopping at Republic points, with extended limits for delegates.
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Houston
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Mexico City
Republic
Carl ¥ F. Drake
Austin Tex
MM. L. Robbins
T. J. Anderson
G. P
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Advertised Cure Claim
An advertisement claims Rex Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and heartburn in four days and offer refunds through druggists if the product fails. The 50 cent package carries the Dyspepsia Taste and Name James.
Be it ordained Bryan City Council election held April first
A city ordinance sets the election of Mayor and two council members in Bryan for April first. The vote will be at City Hall under the city charter and state law, with J. S. Mooring as mayor and Roger M Spell as city secretary.
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Bryan
Elec
Winances
Roger M. Spell
Ing
Tion
Mooring
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted For Digestive Ailments
Bryan Texas druggist M. H. Jamer advertises Rex Dyspepsia Tablets as the fairest offer for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related issues. Each package is 50 cents with a money back guarantee if not cured.
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M. H. Jamer
Bryan
Texas
Senate Deliberates On Panama Canal Route Rights
Fragmented OCR text discusses status of a company linked to the Panama Canal and its transfer rights, relations with shareholders and capital, and potential commitments amid unclear references to payments and bonds. The words are garbled but point to a legislative review of canal route issues and corporate interests.
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Nal
Panama
Peegerts
United States
ANS
Ep Ai
Ne Tigle
Ceeai
Cammet de Riebur
San Francisco Ruling Alters Fair Estate Trust
California Supreme Court upholds invalidation of the trust clause in James G. Fair's will regarding estate property valued at 8 to 8.9 million dollars. The superior court order distributing to the children Charles L. Fair Theresa Oerrichs and Virginia Fair Van derbilt is affirmed. The prior ruling had voided the trust relating to the real property with distribution ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
James G. Fair
James M. Troull
Charles L. Fair
Theresa Oerrichs
Virginia Fair Vanderbilt
Lawmakers Move Cuban Reciprocity Bill Toward Passage
Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee says he will frame the Cuban reciprocity bill as agreed at the Republican conference and introduce it immediately. The bill sets two sections authorizing a reciprocity pact with Cuba with 20 percent concessions on all goods and limits the reciprocity period to December 1, 1903. Opponents plan a meeting to map future steps.
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Washington
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Cuba
Prince Henry Reaches Kiel Homeward Welcome at Kiel
German battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II arrived at Kiel with Emperor William and Admiral Prince Henry aboard. Salutes and cheers greeted the royal party as Prince Henry landed and joined Princess Henry and his sons aboard.
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Prince Henry
Kiel
Prussia
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Emperor William
Prince
Princess Henry
Bryan Moves to Country Farm Near Lincoln
W. J. Bryan leaves Lincoln to reside on a farm four miles from the city. The former resident celebrated his 42nd birthday Wednesday and will live in a barn until a country residence is finished.
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Bryan
Lincoln
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Territorial Road Plans Advance Amid Tribal Districts
Government records outline proposed road segments through Payne and Pawnee counties including Guthrie, Stillwater, and Osage Nation areas. Designations RA BMRB and 15 appear with 38 mile and 28 mile stretches connecting places near Newkirk and Pauls to the Arkansas river.
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Eax Bed BW
Eeoremex
Comyas
Sears
Grok
Rae
Guthrieach We Cress
Payne County
Shire of Amos
Ripley
Payne Gore Beast
Stillwater
Pawhae
Arkansas River
Pawnee
Osage
Pawaneth
Pottawattomie
Paul
Davina
API Sama
American naval shipbuilding gains threaten European rule
An article quotes Col P P Tehernigovsy praising American shipyards Cramp and Varing for rapid warship construction. He asserts Russia may order ships abroad, while urging U.S. methods to double capacity. He claims the United States leads Europe in battleship defense concepts.
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New York
P. P
Rass Sireet
America
United States
Freight train plunges from trestle. two dead or injured
A north bound freight on the Ohio and Big Sandy division of the Chesapeake and Ohio fell through a trestle near Louisa Kentucky. Engineer Bolivar Wesley of Ashland was killed and Frank Bluans of Catlettsburg seriously hurt. Several others slightly injured.
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Louisa
Ohio and Big Sandy
Chesapeake and Ohio
Here
Bolivar Wesley
Ashland
Frank Bluans
Catlettsburg
Reform School Fire Rips Kentucky Facility
The Reform six miles from the city housed 287 children and was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Officials believe all inmates escaped, with eight buildings total and an estimated cost of $100,000. Lexington, Kentucky.
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S Reform School
Kentucky Lexington
Fire destroys Bradley dormitory at State School of Reform
In Lexington Kentucky on March 20 a fire destroyed the Bradley dormitory at the State School of Reform near the city. All 125 inmates were saved. The 1896 building cost $27,000 and was insured for two thirds. It was the first dormitory completed aside from the girls’ building located about three quarters of a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Bradley
State School of Reform
Turkey Refuses to Pay Ransom to U S
Constantinople dispatch says the Turkish government refused the U S demand for repayment of 72500 dollars paid as a ransom for Miss Ellen M Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka.
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Turkey
London
Constantinople
United States
Ellen M. Stone
Mme. Tsilka
War Revenue Tax Repeal Reported in Senate
Senate opened with Mr. Aldrich presenting a bill to repeal war revenue taxes and announcing it would be taken up for a day of consideration. Debates then resumed on the bill for the protection of the president of the United States.
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Washington
Senate
Aldrich
United States
City council rejects pool selling at Piedmont park
Atlanta officials refuse pool selling at Piedmont park. Joe Allman and A EK Wall of Hot Springs Ark leased the track for five years for a winter running meeting, conditional on poolmaking being allowed.
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Atlanta
Piedmont Park
Joe Allman
A. EK
Wall of Hot Springs
Ark
Tennessee feud ends in fatal Knoxville shooting
Thomas C. Howard was shot dead in Knoxville by Josh R. Jones and Moultree Jones amid a Monroe county feud that has claimed five lives. The Joneses surrendered and are jailed.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Thomas C. Howard
Josh R. Jones
Moultree Jones
Monroe County
Joneses
Escape fire at Bradley cottage tensions at reformatory school
Lexington March 20. Several boys confess setting the Bradley cottage ablaze to create an opportunity to escape. The superintendent summoned guards who armed with Winchesters held the youths and prevented any breakout.
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Lexington
Bradley
Reformatory School
Francis secured one fare for St Paul meeting trip
Cripple Creek Colorado March 20. Arthur F. Francis secretary of the Trans Mississippi congress has been advised by railroads west of the Mississippi that there will be a rate of one fare for the round trip to the meeting in St Paul in August.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Arthur F. Francis
Trans- Mississippi Congress
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Mayor Jones Still Very Sick in Toledo
Mayor Sam P. Jones of Toledo Ohio remains seriously ill as friends and musicians express alarm over his condition in Los Angeles.
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Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Sam P. Jones
Toledo
Ohio
Boer Delegates Return to Europe
Boer delegates C A Wes sels A D Wolmarans and J M Debruyn have left the United States aboard the La Gascogne returning to Europe after weeks in New York and the United States.
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Europe
New York
C. A. Wessels
A. D. Wolmarans
J. M. Dobruyn
la Gascogne
Prohibition Votes Carry Dexter Election by 87
Prohibition election held in Dexter Texas carried by 87 votes. Coesfield vote was a tie. Local voters participated in the March 20 balloting. Prohibitionists claimed victory and announced results from the county precincts.
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Dexter
Gainesville
Tex
Coesfield
Dillon Suspended for Calling Chamberlain a Liar
London March 20 John Dillon Irish Nationalist was suspended in the House of Commons for calling Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain a damned liar.
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John Dillon
London
House of Common
Joseph Chamberlain
Alice Roosevelt renamed torpedo guard-ship at Wilhelmshaven
March 20 report states Emperor William directs the former torpedo boat used as a guard-ship at Wilhelmshaven to be renamed Alice Roosevelt. The action reflects royal naming authority and reflects ties to American figures.
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Alice Roosevelt
Wilhelmshaven
Prussia
William
Rebels Pressed as Forces Seek to Quell Uprising
Reports indicate government troops and marshals move to suppress rebellion across Kwang Si and adjacent provinces. Rebels reportedly hold towns near Yung Nan and Foo Cane as reinforcements are requested from Chi Li.
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Rae
Camtom
Yuan Shi
Chi Li
Sa Shoe
Kwang Tung
Asta Porkit Kwang
Asta Porkit Kwang Si Province. In Tung Naz
Foo Cane
Prefectumai
Yung Nan
Liu Chou
Te Kwang Si
Yung Ning
Ewe Chen
Court ruling tightens liquor sales ban to students
Texas Supreme Court holds that knowingly clause applies only to minors, not to students. Case Wes tey Peacock versus Robast Limburger from Bexar details a liquor sale to students at an institution. The ruling reverses the lower court and remands for action consistent with the opinion.
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Sar Artecho
the ‘Earth Court of Civil Appeals
Hantie
Texas
Effert
Westey Peacock
Robast Limburger
Bexar
Mail carrier gravely burned in Greenville lamp explosion
Herbert Spencer, a Greenville Texas mail carrier, was severely burned when a gasoline lamp exploded in a grocery store Tuesday night. The lamp hung from the ceiling as he walked beneath it, his clothing and uniform set aflame before bystanders extinguished the fire.
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Greenville
Tex
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Three More Arrests Tied to Bennett Case in Beaumont
Beaumont Texas March 20 three more arrests in connection with the Mattie Bennett confession. Suspected to include the gang hackman who hauled bodies to the river. Sheriff withholds names and further facts to avoid hampering ongoing arrests.
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Beaumont
Tex
Mattie Bennett
Hackman
Evans Denies Report On Roosevelt Interior Post
Commissioner of Pensions Evans says there is no foundation to rumors that President Roosevelt planned to name a Chattanooga secretary of the interior. He requests the Associated Press deny the report.
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Washington
Evans
Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Roosevelt
Interior
Associated Press
Texas and Pacific Rail Road earnings rise in 1901 report
The Texas and Pacific rail road annual report shows gross earnings up by 2 018 281 and net earnings up by 566 003 for the year ending December 31 1901. Operating expenses increased 1 452 818 with many items for permanent improvements. The year ends with a surplus after taxes and fixed charges of 567 458.
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New York
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Spanish Cabinet Sworn In Amid Queen Regent Oath
In Madrid on March 20 the Queen Regent signed the appointments of the new ministry and cabinet officers then took the oath. The ceremony formalized the leadership as changes circulate through Spain’s government.
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Madrid
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Beth
Houston, Tex
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Poiskas Sa
Russia
Cee
Our
International
Great Northern
Lewis
Gati
Longview
Laredo
Austin
San Antonio
ST. Louis
Memphis
Objective
Objec
D. C
John Witman
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Hhpohohgos Ooshi
Texas Central
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FT. Worth
Dees
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M. L. Robbins
Gen. Pass
Tet
Bryan, Texas
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