Real Estate Ads in Brazos County Listings
J W Batts offers sale of abstract books and multiple properties in Brazos County. Listings include 105 acres near court house valued at 1500 dollars, 25 acres cultivated, 1 1 4 acres near school with small cottages, tenanted houses, and wells. Various blocks near Allen Academy priced 250 to 1260 dollars. Additional 13 acres, new 4 room house with well and cistern, and a 4 room house with rents of 9 dollars monthly priced 650 dollars.
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Court House
Main Street
Allen Academy
Revival of Armenian Committees Spurring Frontiers Guard
Constantinople May 16 Turkish authorities harshly guard frontiers after bands of Armenian revolutionists arrive from Russia in Bayazid and Sahun. Russian officials reportedly aware but not interfering. Albanian tensions rise as Macedonia’s unrest prompts Balkan moves and possible European intervention fears. Turkish troops reportedly entered Ipek Avania after strong local opposition.
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Constantinople
Russia
Bayazid
Sahun
Armenia
Gars
Gerassimos
Strumitza
Macedonia
Exarch
Ipek
Avania
Pilgrims' Society Expands Influence in Britain and U S
The Pilgrims Society has grown beyond its two year origin and now wields notable social and political sway in Britain and America. A Carlton hotel meeting elected the archdeacon of London as executive chair and planned a yearly Round Table dinner. New London branch members include Earl of Aberdeen and Sir Richard Penn Collins. Americans joining include Charles A. Coffin and General Eugene Griffin.
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London
Pilgrims’ Society
Carlton Hotel
Archdeacon of
Pilgrims ’ Round Table
The
Pilgrims
Earl of Aberdeen
Richard Penn Collins
Rolls
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Stanford Newell
Hague
Richardson Clover
Cassatt
Charles A. Coffin
Eugene Griffin
General Electric Company
New York
Benton Hanchett
Michigan
Charles A. Burt
Winchester, Ky
John W. Garrett
Baltimore
Henry D. Platte
P. G. Bartlett
Richard A. Peabody
Noted singer Sybil Sanderson dies in Paris
Paris May 16 Sybil Sanderson the American opera star died suddenly of pneumonia from a grippe attack The shock was felt in the American colony and throughout musical and theatrical circles She had appeared in nearly all leading American cities and was a favorite among opera lovers
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Paris
Sybil Sanderson
Miss Sanderson
General O O Howard Tours Eastern Kentucky Feud Project
General O O Howard founder of the Lincoln Memorial school at Cumberland Gap rides alone through Breathitt Letcher and Harlan counties to study conditions and seek to end feuds. He will conclude the trip at Grant Lee Hall Cumberland Gap.
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Middlesboro
O. O. Howard
Lincoln Memorial School
Cumberland Gap
Kentucky
Howard
Breathitt
Letcher
Harlan
Grant Lee Hall
Bronze tablet to mark McKinley body lying in state
A bronze tablet will be placed in the Canton Ohio courthouse corridor to honor the late President McKinley. The stone bears the inscription “Here lay in state the body of President Mc Kinley, president of the United States, September 18, 1901.”
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Canton
Court House
McKinley
United States
Harriman Reports Blight Attack Before Europe Sail
New York May 16 E M Harriman arrived on a special train and said from an automobile that he suffered a blight attack of appendicitis but received the best attention and expected to sail for Europe on the 26th instant.
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New York
E. M. Harriman
Europe
Confederate General Gordon Visits New Orleans
General John B. Gordon arriving in New Orleans with the United Confederate Veterans receives a warm ovation after visiting Adjutant General Nickle's headquarters. The scene underscores ongoing veteran activities and public support in mid May.
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New Orleans
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Nickle
Church Wrecked by Dynamite Bomb in Evanston
An Evanston African Methodist church interior was demolished and its front blown out by a dynamite blast. The attack followed a sermon by Rev. Daniels declaring this a white man’s country and tensions over a guest preacher’s stance against policy. Authorities note two possible motives tied to race and church positions.
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Chicago
Metro
Evanston
Daniels
B. R. Ransom
Assault on Mrs Stevens on Bunker Hill road
In Waterbury Connecticut on May 16 Mrs A E Stevens was assaulted on a lonely road by a man described as a negro who tore her throat and took her purse contents before fleeing. Police hunt the suspect believed linked to other assaults. a necktie was left at the scene.
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Waterbury
Conn
A. E. Stevens
Bunker Hill
Chain of stores eyed to form Ohio wholesale grocery chain
Cleveland May 16 Plans by WN M and F C Leets of Chicago aim to create a chain of wholesale groceries in Ohio. They represent firms operating twenty two wholesale groceries across Michigan Illinois and the west. Inland Grocer notes no approach to J M Sealts of Lima after Moore Bros sale amid reports of Western Brokerage links to robberies.
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Cleveland
WN. M
F. C. Leets
Chicago
Ohio
Warfield, Pratt, Howell Company
Western Grocer Company
National Grocer Company
Michigan
Illinois
West
Moore Bros
Lima
Moneypenny-Hammond- Dahl-Milliken
J. M. Sealts Company
Western Brokerage Company
Sealts
Lorillards' Large Loss in London Jewelry Robbery
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard is said to have lost jewels valued at about $50,000 at the Barkley hotel in London. Two men followed the couple from Monte Carlo and remain at large with no police leads.
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Lorillards
London
Pierre Lorillard
Monument to Lafayette by American School Children
Pedestal for the Lafayette monument in Paris has been completed and will be shipped this month. The pink Tennessee marble pedestal will bear an equestrian statue by Bartlett with final dedication likely in July 1904 following model placement and further study.
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New York
Paris
General Lafayette
France
Tennessee
Bartlett
Mobile and Ohio strike holds steady with active trains
In Mobile Alabama on May 16 trains run as for days with no new striker defections. The Mobile commercial club declined joining Jackson Tennessee in settlement talks deeming the move unwise at present.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile and
Ohio
Mobile Commercial Club
Commercial Club
Jackson
Captain Overton Killed in Mindanao Action
Captain Clough Overton of the Fifteenth Cavalry and Private Harry Noyes were killed and Private Hartlow wounded in a bolo rush at Sucatian Mindanao Manila on May 16. A native Indian captain, Overton, was appointed to the military academy from Texas in Issa. Private Noyes enlisted in troop D Cincinnati. Insurgents at Catalman Camuggiin island faced scouts, with twelve killed and many wounded. Scouts dispersed the attackers after an hour and are pursuing the insurgents.
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Overton
Wes Point
Texas
Manila
Clough Overton
Ffteenth Cavalry
Harry Noyes
Hartlow
Sucatian
Island
Mindanao
Icans
Catalman
Camuggin Island
Military Academy
Issa
Harry ©. Noyes
Suled
Fifteenth Cavalry
Cincinnati
Strike Order Expands Denver Labor Outages Across Trades
The Denver joint executive committee issued an emergency strike order calling out unions across 20 plus trades. Cigar and paper workers, mill staff, brewers, retail clerks, garment workers, barbers, tailors, bartenders and state employees join roughly 5000 mill workers in the walkout, effective immediately.
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Denver
Pulp and Paper International
Conmose
Clash Between Strikers and Non-Union Men in Bronx
Italian strikers clashed with non union workers in the Bronx injuring several. Strikers attacked men hired to take their places. Police arrived as the fight raged and dispersed the rioters.
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New York
Bronx
Schwab Free Industrial School Dedication At Homestead
Homestead town suspend s business for a holiday to honor the dedication and opening of the C M Schwab Free Industrial School. Mr Schwab and New York guests inspect the building and join a luncheon prepared by students as tribute to his generosity.
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Homestead
Schwab
Pittsburg
C. M. Schwab Free Industrial School
Steel Corporation
Homestead Steel Works
Varying Imprisonments in Kishineff Outrage Trials
In Kishineff Bessarabia a majority of those arrested for anti Semite outrages have been tried and sentenced to varying imprisonments. Most were captured after returning home with plunder on the second day of pillage and pleaded innocence claiming they found the goods in the street and were taking them to police.
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St. Petersburg
Kishiness
Bessarabia
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