For Sale Near Allen Academy And School House Area
Property listings include booth half block near Allen Academy with price 550 and 1.25 acres and a car school house site in the southeast part of town with a small cottage, tenants, well, price not set. Also a four block from Ma Street Bix room house and two lots priced 1250 with brick cistern, a quarter block near Allen Area east front priced 250, front feet on Railroad Street near Otto Boehme’s property. Will sell part or all with other city parcels at 8100 and nearby schoolhouse lots.
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Ma. Street
Otto Boehme
Chicago Delegation Tours San Antonio Texas
The Chicago businessmen on a Texas tour spent a day in San Antonio after morning visits to Austin and New Braunfels. They toured Fort Sam Houston greeted by Gen. Fred Grant, visited Breckenridge and San Pedro parks, Laurel Heights, and the Menger hotel, then attended a cock fighting exhibition with a badger and bulldog.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Texas
Austin
Alamo City
New Braunfels
L. J. Hart
Business Men’s Club
Fort Sam Houston
Department of Texas
Fred Grant
Breckenridge Park
San Pedro Park
Laurel ‘Heights
Menger Hotel
Marshal Hicks
Woman shoots husband in self defense in Port Dickinson
Mrs Enoe Hinck 63 fatally shot her husband in their Port Dickinson home after he chased her with a clasp knife following a drunken quarrel. The attack occurred about 4 am Sunday as he pursued her in night attire. the shotgun blast struck him in the breast and he died within minutes. Frank Hinck, the couple’s nephew, had been staying at the home.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Enoe Hinck
Port Dickinson
Hinck
Frank Hinck
Baseballist Allemang Mor Tally Shot in West Virginia
Harry Allemang Southern League pitcher who signed with Cincinnati was shot and mortally wounded in Mason West Virginia after returning from a night out. A sentry ordered him to halt but was ignored. robbers then stole 980 dollars. Deluged with letters Lanham cannot answer due to constant interviews and unread mail.
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Allemang
Pomeroy
Ohio
Harry Allemang
Cincinnati
Mason
W. Va
Allemany
Weatherford
Tex
Lanham
Col
Writer and Physician Tooker Dies in Chicago
Dr. Robert Newton Tooker a prominent Chicago physician and president of the Illinois Homeopathic Medicine association died suddenly of apoplexy. A servant found his body in the bathroom. he had been dead several hours. Tooker aged 61 was also known as a writer on medical topics.
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Chicago
Robert Newton Tooker
Illinois Homopathic Medicine Association
Tooker
In Search of Enemy
Panama November 10 Colombian gunboats Bogota and Chucito sail along the coast in pursuit of the revolutionary fleet. Captain Marmaduke of the Bogota has orders to engage in a decisive battle if feasible.
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Panama
Bogota
Chucito
Marmaduke
US Battleships Alabama and Massachusetts SAIL FROM NEW YORK FOR CARIBBEAN MANEUVERS
The battleships Alabama under Captain C. H. Davis and Massachusetts under Captain H. N. Manney departed New York for Culebra Island in the Caribbean to take part in the winter maneuvers.
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New York
United States
Alabama
C. H. Davis
Massachusetts
H. N. Manney
Culebra Island
Caribbean Sea
Startling sermon by Indiana bishop blasts American selfishness
Episcopal Bishop John H. White of Northern Indiana warned in Grace church that conditions in the United States verge on anarchistic due to a mad rush for wealth and fame. He blamed irreverence fostered by education and a strenuous, self-centered society for eroding respect for others.
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Indiana
Chicago
United States
John H. White
Grace Church
Himsel
White
Stricken Clergyman Collapses In Brooklyn Pulpit
Dr John Reid of Memorial Presbyterian Church Brooklyn suddenly fell in the pulpit during prayer in a crowded New York service. Acute indigestion caused the collapse. a nearby doctor attended him for 15 minutes before he regained consciousness and was driven home as the congregation dispersed.
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New York
John Reid
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Castro Leads Troops Into Caracas Amid Bells and Fireworks
President Castro arrived in Los Teques from La Victoria and then proceeded to Caracas by train, leading $200 troops as bells rang and fireworks lit the city. Bridges on the line had been rebuilt after revolutions, and the journey was completed without encountering revolutionists.
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Castro
Caracas
Los Teques
la Victoria
Rev Horace Porter Resumes Duties After Six Month Cast
New York reports Rev Horace Porter, injured in a 1900 bicycle crash, has returned to Plymouth church as assistant to Dr Newell Dwight Hillis after six months in a full body plaster cast. An operation cut numerous ligaments enabling him to walk with crutches, which may soon be set aside.
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New York
Horace Porter
Plymouth Church
Newell Dwight Hillis
Shekelday Drives Enrollment for Zionist Federation
In New York the Federation of American Zionists collects 25 cents per member as Shekelday. Each contribution grants an enrolled voter status in the Zionist party, with 18-year-olds able to vote for a delegate and those between 24 years old with two years of dues eligible to be delegates to the Zionist congress.
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New York
Federation of American Zionists
Zionist Party
Zionist Congress
Labor Temple Plan Discussed by New York Union
At a Central Federated Labor union meeting in New York City it was reported that wealthy men are considering building a large centrally located temple of labor. The plan calls for a building with ample meeting rooms and facilities for labor organizations.
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Labor Temple
New York
Central Federated Labor Union
Temple of Labor
Mitchell Declines A F L Presidency Bid
Wilkesbarre November 10 John Mitchell president of the mine workers says he prefers leading the miners' association to the national AFL post and will not allow his name to go before the convention or accept the presidency if elected.
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Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Miners’ Association
First blind and deaf sister joins Dominican order in Newark
Madeline G. Wallace, the first blind and deaf woman admitted to a Roman Catholic order, took her final vows as a Dominican sister at a Newark convent. Two hundred friends and clergy attended the ceremony across multiple cities.
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New York
Madeline G. Wallace
St. Dominic
Newark
N. J
Exiled Leader’s Supporters Sail from Port Au Prince
Gen Jumeau, a top backer of exiled revolutionary M Firmin, left Port au Prince with refugees from Consivas and others for Jamaica aboard the Cuban steamer Paloma, on November 10.
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Jamaica
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Boiler Blast Destroys Queens Water Pump Station
In New York on November 10 two workers died when a boiler explosion destroyed a Queens pumping station. Engineer William Othey and fireman Jas Nelson were killed as bricks flew over 1000 feet and the boiler was hurled 200 feet. The second boiler, unused, was lifted and thrown 100 feet. the engineer’s body landed about 150 feet away. Officials attribute the blast to boiler scaling.
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New York
Queenborough
William Othey
Jas. Nelson
No Minister to Be Sent to Paris Amid Venezuelan Turmoil
Paris reports official dispatch from Caracas states President Castro cannot send a minister to Paris due to Venezuela's disturbed condition. France and Venezuela have had suspended diplomatic relations for eight years with France represented by a charge d'affaires in Caracas. France sought a minister near the scene but Castro's precarious position deters any prominent appointment.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
France
Train Collision Kills Messenger in Fog Shrouded Run
Norfolk and Western express No 4 from Columbus to Norfolk collided head on with a freight near Willimston in dense fog. Express messenger Jno Snyder of Plattsburg Va was killed instantly. Injured Abe Jackson the engineer and J C Eakins the fireman of Kanova are in serious condition as baggage and mail cars burned. Snyder’s remains were burned.
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Huntington
W. V
Norfolk and Western
Columbus
Norfolk
Willimston
Jno Snyder
Plattsburg
Abe Jackson
J. C. Eakins
Kanova
Snyders
Amusing incident ends with cuff break in Terrell
A Elmo couple in Terrell Texas were the center of an amusing scene as they tried handcuffing each other before a crowd. The man locked one cuff on his wrist and the other on the woman’s wrist, the key broke in unlocking, and they were forced to visit a blacksmith to have the cuffs filed apart.
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Terrell
Tex
Elmo
Roosevelt Will Not Attend Ozark Hunting Club Bear Hunt
The Commercial Appeal reports President Roosevelt and party will skip the Ozark Hunting and Fishing club bear hunt at Greenville Mississippi this week. George S. Cortelyou informs Arkansas club head John H. McDowell that the president cannot accept the invitation.
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Memphis
Roosevelt
Ozark
Greenville
Miss
John H. McDowell
The
Ark Hunting and Fishing Club
George S. Cortelyou
American Automobilist Acquitted by French Court
The Paris Herald reports Trafford Huteson of Omaha Nebraska was acquitted by the Ninth correctional chamber after being condemned by Melun police court to eight days and a $60 fine for fatally striking a shepherd with an automobile between Lieusaint and Melun in June.
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New York
Trafford Huteson
Omaha
Neb
Lieusaint
Melun
Paris
The
Herald
Huteson
Melum
Ex-President Barillas Dead in Mexico City
A Herald dispatch from the City of Mexico reports General Manuel Li gando Barillas former president of Guatemala and a Guatemalan army colonel died from asphyxia due to volcanic gas near the Santa Maria volcano where he owned a large coffee plantation. In Manila Catholic dissenters who seized Pandacan church surrendered it to church authorities and another church near Cavite held services as the dispute over property rights likely moves to court.
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Barillas
New York
Mexico
Manuel Ligando Barillas
Guatemala
Santa Maria
Manila
Pandacan
Cavite
Siam Crown Prince Tours Kansas City Visit
The crown prince of Siam halted in Kansas City for two hours on his western journey, using the brief stop to tour the city by car.
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Kansas City
Crown Prince of
Siam
Choate Elected Member of Exclusive New Club
New York November 10. Joseph H. Choate the American ambassador has been elected a member of the exclusive new club according to the London Times correspondent.
Cathedral Rector Hignot Dead After 32 Years
Very Rev. H. C. Hignot longtime rector of the New Orleans cathedral has died. Born in Neuits France in 1842 he served the church for thirty two years in the Crescent City.
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New Orleans
H. C. Hignot
Neuits
France
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Tabors Bros
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