For Sale City and Farm Properties in Southeast Town
Listing includes South half of block near Allen Academy with cottage and well at 550, one and a quarter acres near schoolhaus with tenant house at 1000, six room house with one lot on west side priced, six room house and two lofts four blocks from Main Street with brick cistern at 1250, M B Cole home with two and a half lots at 1600, 800 acre Brazos Bottom farm at 20 per acre with optional small tracts, 473 feet front on Railroad steel from Otto Boehme property, and other city property for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Schoolhaus
Main Street
M. B. Cole
Brazos Bottom Farm
Otto Boehme
Bryan City Election Ordinance for Mayor and Council Seats
Be it ordained by the City Council that the election of city officers Mayor and two council members shall be held by qualified voters at City Hall Bryan on the first Tuesday in April next. The election follows city charter ordinances and state election laws. J.8. Mooring, U. M. Spell, Mayor. City Secretary.
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City of
Bryan
Mooring
U. M. Spell
Bot
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Offer in Bryan Texas Ad
The Rex Dyspepsia Tablets promise relief for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and heartburn with a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by M. H. Jamer leading druggist in Bryan Texas at 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Jamer
Bryan
Texas
Johnston Understands Corinth Strategy In 1862
The narrative details General Johnston’s plan to abandon Tennessee for Corinth Mississippi to consolidate forces and ruin Grant’s advance. It notes Davis’s stance on Johnston, the strategic rail links at Corinth, and Grant’s brief fall and return to command as Smith led the field toward a decisive clash.
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G. L. Kimner
Fort Donelson
Tennessee
West
Corinth
Miss
Kentucky
Albert Sidney Johnston
Henry
Donelson
Grant
Johnston
Davis
North
South
Central
Mississippi
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Ohio River
Halleck
F. Smith
Smith
Sherman
Beauregard
Fortieth Anniversary War Story From Pittsburg Landing
George L. Kilmer chronicles the lead up to the Battle of Shiloh with Johnston advancing on Grant at Pittsburg Landing. He details river gunboat actions, troop movements from Savannah Tennessee and Corinth, Buell’s delayed arrival, and the mud and rain delaying Confederate preparations for a dawn assault on April 5 1862.
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Halleck
Smith
Coripth
Don Carlos Buell
Tennessee
Grant
Savannah
Tenn
Corinth
Tennessee River
Army of the Tennessee
Lew Wallace
W. H. L. Wallace
Sherman
Hurlburt
McClernand
Johnston
Ohio
Beauregard
Pittsburg Landing
Tyler
Lexington
Fort Henry
Buell
Pittsburg
Polk
Bragg
Hardee
Breckinridge
Mayor Horsewhipped in Topeka Office Clash
Miss Blanche Boise, about 85, a Nation protege, horse whipped Mayor Parker in his city hall office. He grabbed her throat, tore the rawhide from her hand, then shoved her into the hall as she shouted threats against the governor and blamed the mayor for local corruption and a recent murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Blanche Betse
Mrs. Nation
Parker
Miss Boise
Wreck On Frisco Injures Four Passengers
A southbound Frisco Meteor derailed near Francis I T on Monday on a curve by a high embankment and trestle. Four passengers suffered injuries including William Atkins, Maude Kivett, May Magowan, and S F Dutton. only baggage and combination cars left the tracks. The engine and fireman were thrown, but automatic brakes stopped the locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
I. T
Frisco
William Atkins
Kansas City
Maude Kivett
Gun City
May Magowan
St. Joe
S. F. Dutton
Kirby Lumber suit on antitrust penalties dismissed
District Judge Morris dismissed the portion of the Texas anti trust case seeking 900000 in penalties against Kirby Lumber company. The ruling held the attorney general is the proper officer to pursue such suits and that he did not appear, so the case against the corporation was dropped. The remaining count against individual founders remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Morris
State of Texas
Kirby Lumber Company
Moore
D A. McFall
Murdered by Highwaymen Near Noble Oklahoma
A dispatch reports the murder of Frank Hartman, a wealthy Noble area farmer, by two unknown men who abducted Hartman and his wife after seeking shelter. The wife and Hartman fought the assailants while two dogs mauled the gunmen, who then fled as a posse closes in.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Frank Hartman
Noble
Hartman
Farmer John Hunter Found Hanging Near Weatherford
John Hunter a 35 year old farmer living 16 miles south of Weatherford was found dead hanging from a tree early Monday morning after a night caring for a sick baby. He left his home around 1 am and had been dead several hours. He was described as well to do and resided nearby in this county.
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Weatherford
Tex
John Hunter
Here
Bank Burglary Reported in McGregor Texas
The First National bank was burglarized Sunday night. Burglars broke a window, entered, and escaped with a small amount. Rufus Payne, a Black man, was arrested after police found a stolen gun in his home. The weapon had been taken from O P Lawton's house about two weeks earlier.
Girl injured by live wire near Paris hospital
A 12 year old daughter of Sam Flowers, a negro, was found paralyzed near the city hospital after touching a live electric wire. She lay in a shallow pool of water and the shock and burns may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Sam Flowers
Virginia Democratic banquet advocates harmony
About 150 guests attended Monday's bi annual banquet of the Virginia Democratic association held in the Metropolitan hotel banquet room. The appeal centered on harmony within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia Democratic Association
Metropolitan Hotel
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Childa
DeWarr & Co
Chicago
J. W. Batts
Brazos County
J. L. Hearne Bryan
Newedealers
Munn & Co
Broadway
New York
Orioe
F St
Washington, D, C
Bryan, Texas
Goorce L. Kilmer
Kirby
Ial
Flea
John Witman
Si Cupion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Mark
Daly
Nabors Bros
Nabors Brothers
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