For Sale Property Listings Near Aller Academy
South half of block near Aller Academy priced at 550 dollars. About 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse in the southeast town with a stall sew cottage, tenant house and a well. Additional properties include a four block distance from Mr Street brick cistern and a 1250 dollar quarter block near Allen Academy east front with easy terms. Other listings include 75 feet front on Railroad street near Otto Boehme’s property and lots near the schoolhouse at 106 dollars each plus other city property.
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Aller Academy
School House
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
American minister's son shoots man in Guatemala
Godfrey Hunter Jr., son of the U S minister to Guatemala, allegedly shot William Fitzgerald of Grand Rapids four times after Fitzgerald assailed Minister Hunter in New Orleans. Hunter and James Bailey, secretary of the legation, claimed diplomatic immunity as both men were arrested and released amid threats to their lives.
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Washington
State Department
Godfrey Hunter, Jr
United States
Guatemala
William Fitzgerald
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hunter
Legation
Fitzgerald
William
James G. Bailey
Kentucky
New Orleans
James Bailey
Bailey
Hunter Well Known In Louisville Society Affair
Godfrey Hunter Jr a 25 year old secretary at the Guatemala legation, gained notoriety in a Louisville social episode aired about a year ago. He fell seriously ill during a winter visit, with life once deemed in danger. James G. Bailey, a legation secretary about 35, previously ran for clerk of the court of appeals but was defeated. Dr. Hunter’s elder son William lives in Louisville.
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Louisville
Godfrey Hunter, Jr
Legation
Guatemala
Hunter
Dr. Hunter
Young Hunter
James G. Bailey
The
Middleboro
Court of Appeals
William
Fitzgerald Reared in Michigan and Guatemala Ties
Fitzgerald born in Grand Rapids Michigan around 27 years old drifted to Guatemala seven or eight years ago. He allegedly served as private secretary to the Guatemalan president for some time. Last in Grand Rapids two years ago. Earlier he worked as a parlor car conductor on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad.
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Fitzgerald
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mam Fitzgerald
Guatemala
Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad
HANGED TO A TREE IN ARKANSAS LYNCHING
Isaac Wells, a black man, was lynched in Wynne Arkansas after a vicious assault on Iron Mountain Railroad conductor Max Campbell. Wells inflicted a neck wound before a mob seized him and hanged him from a tree. Sheriff Patterson denied threats linked to Wells’ protection.
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Arkansas
Wynne
Ark
Isaac Wells
Max Campbell
Iron Mountain Railroad
Campbell
Wells
Patterson
Woodruff County
Cross County
Treaty of Peace Signed at Panama News Brought
Consul General Gudger arrived from the Wisconsin on Friday with word that General Herrera and the government commissioners have signed a peace treaty.
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Panama
Gudger
Wisconsin
Herrera
Death of Smuggler Union GM Arthur L. Collins
Telluride Colorado reports Arthur L. Collins general manager of the Smuggler Union Mining company died from gunshot injuries sustained Wednesday night at Pandora. Authorities have not identified the shooter.
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Telluride
Colo
Arthur L. Collins
Union Mining Company
Pandora
Arm Shot By Salute Incident At Austin
General Frederick D. Grant visited Governor Sayers in Austin as a salute was fired. A wiper, Bob Roberts, had an arm blown off and his face torn when a gun exploded. A ramrod struck chairs on a wagon and narrowly missed two young girls and a wagon driver.
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Austin
Frederick D. Grant
Department of Texas
United States Army
San Antonio
Sayers
Grant
Capitol
Wpers
Bob Roberts
Governors Mansion
Col Thomas Ochiltree in Hot Springs Critical Condition
Col Thomas Ochiltree is critically ill at Hot Springs Virginia with repeated heart attacks. There is no hope for recovery after being sent there two weeks ago by Dr L R Morris of New York seeking a beneficial change.
Crippled Children Sift for Dr Lorenz Clinic Need
New York City doctors screen crippled children for a visiting Dr Adolph Lorenz clinic. They estimate over 25 000 kids in the city have hip diseases that could cripple them for life without proper treatment. Most require hospital care, unavailable due to lack of facilities. A state hospital project looms with a proposed $100 000 legislative appropriation.
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New York City
New York
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Aged Suit Targets Hancock Estate Administration
An attorney in New York filed for appointment as administrator of John Hancock's estate to recover money Hancock paid as an underwriter. The Boston dispatch notes Hancock insured ships during strained Franco American relations. some ships were captured by French privateers and condemned, forcing insurers to pay losses.
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Ancle San
Hancock
New York
Boston Dispatch
The
Times
John Hancock
Boston
France
United States
President Roosevelt Encounters Mountain Man at Water Stop
At Ooltewah Junction Roosevelt converses with a tall Tennessean. The Tennessean notes Mississippi bears ran wild, while the president jokes they may have been Democratic bears who went to the woods. In Knoxville he greets a sister of the lieutenant colonel of his regiment.
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Asheville
N. C
Oolthewah Junction
Tenn
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Knoxville
Funeral of Rt. Rev. Hugh M. Thompson in Jackson
The funeral of Rt. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson bishop of Mississippi was held Thursday at St Andrew's church in Jackson. Bishop Gailor of Tennessee presided with participation from the bishops of Georgia Louisiana and Dallas. Interment followed beneath the chancel of St Colombo's chapel.
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Jackson
Miss
Hugh Miller Thompson
Mississippi
St Andrew’s Church
Gailor
Tennessee
Georgia
Louisiana
Dallas
Conservative Liberal leader headed new Chile cabinet
In Santiago on November 22 the political revolution placed a Conservative Liberal in power. The cabinet formed Wednesday succeeded the ministry that resigned November 15 with Dome Elias Fernandez Albano presiding. Domingo Amunategui becomes foreign affairs minister and Ricardo Cruzat takes the finance portfolio.
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Santiago
Chile
Dome Elias Fernandez Albano
Domingo Amunategui
Senor
Ricardo Cruzat
Mother Wins Custody in Texas Habeas Corpus Case
Nov 22 in Cleburne Texas judge Poindexter presided as Mrs. Sarah Eddy received custody of her child. The child had been taken from her at Alvarado after Eddy, the father, obtained it. The court ruled against him and ordered custody to Mrs. Eddy. Both parties recently moved from Tennessee.
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Cleburne
Tex
Poindexter
Sarah Eddy
Alvarado
Capitalists Reach Pact to Restart Heath Gold Mine
To Be Worked Llano Nov. 22 A party of capitalists who have stayed here several days closed a deal to resume operations at the Heath gold mine.
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Llano
Heath
President Roosevelt Attends Central High School Dedication
President Roosevelt and cabinet members attend the dedication of Philadelphia’s Central High School. About 2000 people, mainly alumni, witness the ceremony in the assembly hall as the $1,500,000 building is marked as a milestone in the city’s education history.
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Central High School
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Assembly Hall
Board of Public Education
Mine Workers Favor Outside Settlement With Owners
In Scranton Pennsylvania on November 22, mine workers through their representatives agreed with mine owners to seek a settlement of disputes outside the anthracite coal commission. A 10 percent wage increase a nine hour day and trade agreements form the basis for negotiations with arbitrators to assist. Wayne MacVeagh is credited with bringing the result.
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Scranton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Wayne MacVeagh
Albatross Attack Sinks Captain Beyer at Sea
The mate of the bark Germania recounts the death of Captain Paul Beyer as albatrosses swarmed the lifeless captain after a crushing sea passage from Newcastle, Australia. The crew watched helplessly as the birds dove and pecked, and a fog closed in, ending any chance of rescue.
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Newcastle
Australia
Paul Beyer
Germania
Mate Hulke
Beyer
Hulke
Ifulke
Pacific
Mate Hanike
Eis
Beaumont Floods Suburban Streets Burden Downtown Traffic
Beaumont Texas November 22 residents in suburbs awoke to a sea of water one inch to three feet deep at doors and four to five feet in low spots. Neches river boathouse used for skiffs as traffic moved by row boats and rafts after ten inches of rainfall.
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Eaumont
Beaumont
Tex
Neches
Waterspout Likely Over Tyler Texas Floods Streets
Almost a waterspout was observed in Tyler Texas on Friday afternoon. Water fell in torrents for two hours with streets flooded two to three feet deep and many bridges washed away.
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Tyler
Tex
Horses Cremated as Ring of Fire Destroys Dallas Livery
A large fire in Bells livery stable on November 22 in Dallas destroys a two story building from Paterson to Camp street. Several horses perish including fifty three head within the barn while only one escaped. Loss pegged at twenty one thousand dollars.
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Dallas
Tex
Bells
Bell Re
Patterson Avenue
Camp Street
Bell
Fulfillment of Promise Urged in Cebu Reception
Manila news reports a Philippine speaker urging expeditious fulfillment of promises by the Americans at a public reception for General Miles in Cebu. General Miles urged peace and patience and trust that Americans will satisfactorily settle all pending questions with the aim of achieving autonomy.
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Manila
Gen
Miles
Cebu
Mile
Democratic congressional campaign committee to be made permanent
Washington reports the Democratic congressional campaign committee will become a permanent institution. Members argue that a long campaign educates voters in Democratic doctrines and sustains interest to achieve success.
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Washington
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Notable capture in Oklahoma linked to Lincoln train robbery
Guthrie Oklahoma November 22 One of the southwest s most important captures has been made police report the suspect is a confessed member of the highwaymen gang that held up the Rock Island train at Lincoln Nebraska about two months ago and stole eight thousand dollars from the express car The name of the prisoner and his confinement place were not released.
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Guthrie
Okla
Southwest
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan planter William Koppe commits suicide at home
William Koppe a Bryan Texas planter and long time resident of the Brazos valley died by self inflicted gunshot wound at his residence. The 30 year man of farming is described as one of the largest planters in the valley.
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Bryan, Tex
William Koppe
Bryan
Brazos River
Two Jaguars Kill A Full Grown Lion
In Dixon NL a male lion in a Bostock Ferrari menagerie cage fought two jaguars through bars. The keeper intervened with poles and hose but the cats overpowered the lion, which died after an hour. The jaguars claimed the king of beasts as they fed.
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Dixon
King of Beasts
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D. J. Price
G.P
T.A. E
Texas
Texas Railroad
International & Great Northern
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Britain
Germany
Russia
Switzerland
Italy
Palestine
Price
Chicago
H. B. Dorsey
Iere
Paul Iidebrand
New York Bay
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