Near Allen Academy For Sale Lots and Cottages
For sale South half of block near Allen Academy priced at 550 with about 6 1/4 acres near the schoolhouse in the southeast part of town. Swallow cottage tenants and a well on premises. Also six renown house and two lots four blocks from Ms Street priced at 1260. One quarter block near Allen Academy East front priced 250. Easy terms 75 feet front on Railroad street Otto Boehme property. Selling part or all. Lots near schoolhouse 100 each and other city property.
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Schoo
Swallow Cottage
Price
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
School House
Americans choose commission to probe Mrs Gore death in Paris
Acting on orders from the State Department Consul General Gowdy forms a four doctor American autopsy commission in Paris to investigate the Wednesday shooting of Mrs Ellen Gore. The panel includes Dr A J Magin Dr Edmund L Gros Dr Turner and Dr Whitman. The body remains with French officials as preparations continue for the autopsy and deposition gathering.
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Paris
United States State Department
Ellen Gore
Gowdy
A. J. Magin
American Hospital
Edmund L. Gros
San Francisco
Turner
Whitman
Depat
Washington Jr
Cowdy
de Rydsewiski i
Gere
Wus Farewell to America by Former Chinese Minister
Former Chinese minister Wo Ting Fang thanks Americans for hospitality during nearly six years in the United States. He praises cordial relations and expresses hope for ongoing ties, noting China’s gradual reforms and growing commerce with the United States, especially along the Pacific coast.
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New York
Pformer
Wo Ting Fang
San Francisco
America
China
Pacific
Two Men Arrested in Stamp Robbery Probe
Chicago officials say two men registered at a Wyoming hotel last Friday as E. H. and E. B. Fuller of Minneapolis and were arrested. They are reported wanted in a stamp robbery. It is unclear if they are tied to the Chicago post office robbery of $74,000 last year.
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Chicago
Wyoming Hotel
E. H
E. B. Fuller
Minneapolis
Man who voted for Andrew Jackson dies in New Jersey
Daniel Harrison Perrine, born 1811, of New Brunswick New Jersey, who boasted of voting for Andrew Jackson and voting the Democratic ticket in every election since 1832, is dead at his home.
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Andrew Jackson
New York
Daniel Harrison Perrine
New Brunswick
N. J
Kilpatrick, Builder of First New York Apartment Building, Dies
Thomas Kilpatrick, famed New York builder who constructed the citys first apartment building in 1853, has died. He was a prominent figure in urban development for decades.
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New York
Thomas Kilpatrick
Death of J C Loving longtime Texas cattle secretary
Fort Worth November 24 James C Loving secretary of the Texas Cattle Raisers association for twenty seven years died in Fort Worth after a twenty five day illness of a stomach ailment He was sixty six He came to Texas in 1866 and owned a large ranch west of Jacksboro He moved to Fort Worth in 1893 and was a Mason His death will be mourned across the cattle industry for his leadership and knowledge.
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Fort Worth
James C. Lov- Loving
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Loving
Southwest
Mr. Loving
Texas
Jacksboro
Jack the Slasher Turns Out An Inoffensive German
Charles Frederick Roth a hospital patient in Brooklyn confessed to New York papers that he attacked three men at Bath Beach on November 13 believing Mrs Gardner to be owed money. He says he acted after a door rap and was overwhelmed by bystanders, injuring John McMahon seriously. He awaits further police action.
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New York
Charles Frederick Roth
Brooklyn Hospital
the Herald
William R. Gardner
Bath Beath
Jack the
McMahos
Sas
ItalianFighters Arrested Amid Suspected Anarchist Meeting
In New York the arrest of two Italians, Dominic Santo and Tony Benz, followed a fierce street fight near Oak Street. Police say a supposed anarchist meeting was active near the station, with Santo armed and Benz carrying a knife. Santo faced charges for revealing secrets.
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New York
Oak Street
Dominic Santo
Tony Benz
Santo
Menz
Cannatelli
Italy
Paris
Department of the Seine
Carlton Hotel
London
Roosevelt Street
Velutini to lead 250 men in campaign from Caracas
General Velutini, Castro’s representative in the eastern provinces, sails for Barcelona and Ciudad Bolivar with 250 troops to confront the revolutionaries. He says rebels include 1000 men at Barcelona but expects quick success and foresees an end to the revolution with minimal fighting.
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Velutini
Caracas
Castro
Barcelona
Ciudad Bolivar
Andinos
Matos
Five Marriages Mark Terrell Sunday
Terrell notes five marriages in the city on Sunday. The Midland track at Hetty is overflowed for a quarter mile causing train delays. Six rural mail carriers have made no trips from Terrell since Friday.
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Terrell
Terrell, Tex
Midland
Hetty
Stock Broker Charles M. Moore Dies by Suicide in Chicago
Chicago reports Charles M. Moore, son-in-law of John W. Sherman and member of A. J. Whiffle & Co., stockbrokers, killed himself with a gun. The tragedy adds to the firm’s recent troubles and shocks the local financial community.
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Chicago
Charles M. Moore
John W. Sherman
A. J. Whiffle & Co
Krupp Dies Quietly in Germany’s Leading Armaments Firm
Berlin reports Herr Krupp the renowned gun maker and Germany’s wealthiest man died of apoplexy at his Haegel villa near Essen after a illness days. He was about 125 million dollars in fortune with annual income around ten million. Officials posted the demise bulletin at the Krupp works. The death is not believed to be selfinflicted.
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Germany
Berlin
Herr Krupp
Haegel
Jena
Krupp Works
Krupp
Essen
Lloyd Ship Company
Murder Mystery at Cincinnati Factory Claims Two Victims
Edward Saatkamp, acting superintendent of the Ross Meyer Machinery Tool Co, was killed at the Syc 8 Street plant. His body lay in a pool of blood with signs of a fight but no killer known. Janitor suspected though cleared by detectives. Last January John Siefert, an longtime worker, was murdered in the engine room of the same factory.
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Cincinnati
Edward Saatkamp
Ross Meyer Machinery Tool Company
Syc 8
Jane John Siefert
Septimus Winner Dies at 78 in Philadelphia
Septimus Winner composer of The Mocking Bird died suddenly at his home in Philadelphia aged 78. He wrote 200 technical books on instruments and arranged 2000 violin and piano pieces. His latest work The Cogitations of a Crank was completed recently. He founded the Musical Fund society and once sold The Mocking Bird for 25 dollars. publishers later revealed 3 million dollars in sales. Lake Charles gas well reaches 1750 feet with last 200 feet through rock as hopes rise for a gusher.
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Septimus Winner
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Yeatter
Winner
The
Musical Fund Society
Lake Charles
Louisiana and Texas
Hackberry
Multiple incidents report robberies and deaths in Texas and nearby states
News in brief lists a Santo post office robbery of 200 dollars, a fatal shooting in El Paso, and a fatality from a lightning strike near Lindsay. It also notes a Yale victory over Harvard 23 to 0, a cotton belt train accident near Texarkana injuring a man, and various other local incidents including killings, robberies, and a dynamited safe in Madill.
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Santo
Tex
Aquiles Weil
el Paso
Yale
Harvard
Lindsay
I. T
Tom Shelton
Robert Phillips
Texarkana
William Herbert
Eagle Lake
Pittsburg
Roberts
Austin
General Grant
Chicago
University of Texas
Tulane University of New Orleans
New Orleans
Annona
Red River County
Texas
Jim Marshall
W. H. Dolman
Ravia
Fort Worth
Arapahoe
Okla
Hugo
George Norton
Arcade
Kirk
Madill
McCalum Dry Goods Company
Fight With Snakes in Pennsylvania Mountains
Dallas Withers of Williamsport PA narrowly escaped two huge blacksnakes during a late summer encounter along Lycoming Creek ten miles north of Williamsport. After a brutal struggle the snakes were subdued and captured, earning the youths local hero status for enduring a perilous bout with the reptiles.
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Dallas Withers
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Perils of Travel in Fanatical Arabia
English missionary Mr. Forder wrote of a perilous thirteen day stay in Jowf a city of fanatical Arabs about 300 miles from Jerusalem. Despite governor Johar and kin he was nearly killed after attempts to convert him failed a tower collapse injuring Johar and sparking anti Christian fury before three Arabs from India rescued Forder.
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Mr. Forder
Jowf
Jerusalem
Johar
Forder
India
Trained Elephants Slay Their Keepers in Russia
From Nijni-Novgorod a herd of eight elephants revolted at a village circus killing twenty eight people and injuring sixty three. The elephants charged trainers and then the crowd causing chaos as panicked residents fled and many were crushed or trampled.
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Nijni-Novgorod
Russia
Rikitin
Novgorod
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Brazos County
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ST. Louis
D. J. Price
G.p.&t.a
L. Price
G.M. Palesti
Texas Railroad
International & Great Northern
Europe
Britain
Switzerland
France
Palestine
H. B. Dorsey
Commission
State Department
Loving Dead
Jack the Slasher
Mocking Bird
Withers
Lycoming Cresk
Wil Mamsport
Shamokin
Onondaga
Five Nations
New York State
Merri
Arabia
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