Local Real Estate Listings Include Several Homes and Farms
The notice describes multiple properties for sale in a town near Alien Academy and Main Street. Listings include a six room house with lots, a cottage and tenant house with a well, and the M. B. Cole home place with two and a half lots. Prices range from 550 dollars to 1600 dollars and a 300 acre Brazos Bottom farm at 20 dollars per acre, with partial sales possible. Also noted is a seven percent front on railroad property and other city properties.
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Alien Academy
M. B. Cole
Brazos Bottom Farm
Otto Boehme
Election for Bryan city officers set for April first Tuesday
Ordinance directs electing mayor and two council members by qualified voters at City Hall Bryan on the first Tuesday in April. Election conducted under city charter ordinances and state election laws. J S Mooring and C M Spell sign as Mayor and City Secretary.
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City of
Bryan
J.S. Mooring
C. M. Spell
Edge Texas Social News Roundup
Health notes show slight improvement for Mrs. Rosier and others. A ten pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Carter. Mrs. Sallie Murphy visits son Ab Murphy. Chas. Claydon of Searcy visits the community. Rosa Elliott returns from Cottonwood. Laula Lawless family visits Kurton relatives. Denton Edge travels for a tobacco company. McCallum family visits Albert Moore. Wild Goose.
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Edge
Texas
Rosier
Cliff Carter
Sallie Murphy
Ab Murphy
Chas. Claydon
Searcy
R. B. Elliott
Relaves
Laula Lawless
Kurton
Denton Edge
McCallum
Miss McCallum
Albert Moore
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Refund in Bryan Ad
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion Sour Stomach or Heartburn take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are authorized to refund money if they fail to cure. Price 60 cents. M. H. James the leading druggist Bryan Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
British Move Against Deleary Nets Prisoners and Guns
London reports incomplete results from the March 22 24 pursuit of General Deleary. Kitchener states about 135 prisoners in total, with 89 captured by Kitchener and additional by Kekewich, plus three 15 pounders two pom poms and 1000 cattle or carts. Delarey remains at large.
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London
De‘crey
Kitchener
Delarey
Delearey
Vaal
Lychtenburg
Kekewich
W. Kitchener
Rochfort
Rawlinson
Cecil Rhodes Dead In Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes the South African diamond magnate died in Cape Town after months of illness. He formed the Chartered South Africa company and influenced mine output in Cape Colony and the Transvaal, with his actions linked to the war in South Africa.
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Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
The
Chartered
South Africa Company
Cape Colony
Transvaal
South Africa
Superintendent Martin Resigns from Denver Rio Grande
Denver report states W. S. Martin resigns as general superintendent of the Denver and Rio Grande. It is anticipated F. W. Eagan of the Grand Trunk Western will take the position, based in Detroit. M. H. Rogers, the chief engineer, also resigns with no successor named.
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Denver
W. S. Martin
Denver and Rio Grande Road
F. W. Eagan
Detroit
Mich
Martin
M. H. Rogers
Denver and Rio Grande
Burleson Seeks State Dept Information on Relief Mission
In Washington on March 26 Mr. Burleson of Texas called up a resolution asking the secretary of state for information about the refusal of the estate department to grant the request made for Rev. Dr. Hiram W. Thomas and wife to enter the Boer lines in South Africa to distribute relief to non combatants. No action was taken.
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Washington
Burleson
Texas
Secretary of State
Hiram W. Thomas
South Africa
Protracted Baptist Revival Nears Closure This Sunday
A two week Baptist church meeting may close Sunday night with twenty six members received by noon yesterday. Rev Mc Connell delivers forceful gospel sermons enjoyed by crowds. He departs to Hearne then San Angelo. tonight at 7 pm services continue before Bob Taylor at the opera house. Singers Mr Harrell and wife praise the revival with soulful gospel songs.
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Baptist Church
McConnell
Hearne
San Angelo
Bob ‘Taylor
Opera House
F. Harrell
Big Damage Suits for Park Avenue Tunnel Victims
Six new damage suits against the New York Central in White Plains seek about 950000 for deaths and injuries from the Park Avenue tunnel collision. Walter C Coffin of New Rochelle sues for 500000 for injuries to his son Everett Coffin, 15, who remains in Flower hospital and may be crippled for life. With earlier filings total demands near 1800000.
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New York
New Rochelle
Park Avenue Tunnel
New York Central Railroad
Supreme Court
White
Walter C. Coffin
Everett Coffin
Everett
Flower Hospital
Death of Colonel Joseph A Lubiner in Sterling Illinois
Colonel Joseph A Lubiner, who came to America with Kossuth, died in Sterling Illinois. He served on Kossuth’s staff in 1848 as a colonel and was captured by Russians, sentenced to 25 years, then escaped to Brussels and Hamburg, rejoined Kossuth in Liverpool, and later came to America. He helped restore order in California and settled in Sterling in 1856.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Lubiner
Sterling
Kossuth
Moscow
Nicholas
Brussels
Hamburg
Liverpool
America
California
Pioneer Guards
Civic Federation Hears UMW Strike Settlement Plea
The industrial department of the national Civic Federation met in New York to hear the United Mine Workers plea for help settling differences with mine operators. Representatives from both sides attended, including John Mitchell and Thomas Nicholls for the miners, and Senators and trustees for the Federation. The session was held behind closed doors.
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New York
Industrial Department
The
National Civic Federation
United Mine Workers
M. A. Hanna
Oscar S. Straus
H. C. Potter
Franklin McVeagh
Lewis Nixon
Chas. A. Moore
Marcus A. Marks
William H. Pfatter
Ralph M. Easley
F. P. Sargent
James Duncan
Civic Federation
John Mitchell
Thomas Nicholls
John Pahey
Thomas Duffey
National millers federation forms in Chicago
Final steps in forming a national millers federation were taken in Chicago on March 26. The new body will represent state associations and include the National Millers Association and the National Winter Wheat Millers Association with a total capital of 400 million dollars and an annual flour crop of 100 million barrels.
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Chicago
Millers’ Federation
National Millers’ Association
National
Winter Wheat Millers’ Association
Respite Sought for Marlin Rape Convict
City Attorney Jackson and H G Carter of Marlin filed with the governor for a respite for John Roam the negro sentenced to hang next Friday for rape Assistant County Attorney George Carter filed a protest against the respite request The case follows a March 26 filing in Austin and Marlin docket updates
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Austin
Jackson
Marlin
H. G. Carter
John Roam
George Carter
Miss Stone Returning Home From Salonica
Ellen M. Stone the American missionary who was kidnapped and freed has begun the journey to London and will sail for America from there. Her release was recently announced as she travels homeward.
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Salonica
Roumania
Ellen M. Stone
London
America
Cattle import ban to Cherokee Nation from Texas and Arkansas
Guy P. Cobb revenue inspector for the Cherokee nation issued an order prohibiting the importation of Texas or Arkansas cattle into the Cherokee nation for grazing. The move aims to prevent introduction of cattle diseases and protect local herds.
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Vinita
I. T
Guy P. Cobb
United States Revenue
Texas
Arkansas
Cherokee Nation
Mayor Schmitz Removes Health Board Members
San Francisco on March 26 reports Mayor Schmitz dismissed four of the five board of health members appointed by his predecessor and named new successors. He cites the board's actions during last year’s plague scare and claims three months of examination confirm no plague cases in the city.
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San Francisco
Mayer Schmitz
Board of Health
Schmitz
Vanderbilt and Sloane buy Fifth Avenue site for mansion
New York on March 26 reports William K. Vanderbilt and William D. Sloane purchased a 100 by 125 foot plot at Fifth Avenue and Fifty-Second Street for about 1 million dollars. They will hold the land for a buyer who will sign a firm agreement to erect only a high grade residence on the site.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Fifty- Secon Street
William K. Vanderbilt
William D. Sloane
Sailor Killed on Oregon in Ladder Fall
Seattle March 26 A veteran of Santiago Frank Huntley a crew member on the battleship Oregon was killed almost instantly while escorting two women visitors. He slipped on a narrow ladder-way deck and landed on his back breaking his neck in a fatal fall aboard the ship.
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Seattle
Wash
Frank Huntley
Santiago
Oregon
Huntley
Meat prices rise in New York amid strong export demand
Prices of fresh meats in New York are climbing quickly with wholesalers already lifting rates and retailers planning increases in the coming days. The spring rise is sharper this year due to strong export demand and higher overall costs.
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New York
Cholera Deaths Reach Over A Thousand In Medina and Constantinople
Official bulletins report 1128 cholera deaths in Medina and Constantinople. In Fort Scott Kansas Mrs A F Millburn the recent wife of alleged bigamist Dc C Nelson says she will prosecute if Missouri authorities release him as she returns from San Antonio where she was married.
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Fort Scott
Kan
A. F. Millburn
Dc. C. Nelson
San Antonio
Nelson
Missouri
Enforced Tax on Poolsellers to Begin in Texas
Investigation shows the occupation tax of five dollars per day on poolsellers was never enforced. State Revenue Agent Cunningham and Comptroller Love will enforce the law strictly in the future.
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Austin
Cunningham
Love
Canadian Troops Ready for South Africa Contingent
Ottawa March 26. Rumors of a new Canadian contingent to South Africa gain shape as imperial authorities reportedly ask for such assistance.
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Ottawa
Ont
South Africa
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Idol Pepsia
EF. C. DeWitt & Co
J. W. Batts
John W. Hicks
Prop
W. A. Watkins
H. B. Dorsey
Exchange Hotel
Rosa Elliott
Cottonwood
Drlarey
Evangelist M’connellis
New York Central
Plains
Kossuth and
Pos
Sible
Miss Stone
Iitsas Ict
Constantinople
Medina
RIN
Jir
John Witman
Fcidion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Gos
Mark
Land For
Bryan, Texas
Nabors Bros
Nabors Brothers
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