For Sale Land and Houses Near Allen Academy
Property listing offers multiple parcels in town near Allen Academy including a south block half near the academy priced at 550 and a six room house with two lots four blocks from Mn Street priced at 1260 a quarter block east front near the academy priced at 250 with easy terms also a brick cistern on pre Misses and a cottage tenant house with a well on premises buyer may purchase part or all properties and other city parcels are available.
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Ihtown
Stallow
Price
Allen Academy
Protest Blocks Direct Talks in Coal Settlement
Independent operators refuse to meet with the United Mine Workers and decline Mr Mitchell’s Washington invitation. They favor continuing negotiations through the Gray commission, warning a direct conference is unlikely this week.
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United Mine Workers
Surprising Halt in Anthracite Talks Between Miners and Operators
Washington November 26 A renewed effort to reach a settlement between the United Mine Workers and local operators collapsed late Friday after a New York meeting of anthracite road men decided against granting an interview with Mitchell and his associates. Wayne McVeagh led the operators in a day of negotiations with Mitchell and associates aided briefly by Carroll D Wright. Despite hopes for a final agreement the conference ended with statements suggesting no immediate talks or accord will follow.
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New York
Miners’ Union
Gray Commission
Coal Roads
Mitchell
Washington
MacVeagh
United Mine Workers
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Wayne McVeagh
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Hillsdale Coal and Iron Company
Anthracite Coal
McVeagh
Carroll D. Wright
Mr. Darrow
Darrow
Willard’s
Mitchell Reticent As President Bares Coal Talks
Philadelphia November 26 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived Tuesday and declined to express any opinion on the attitude of the coal road presidents.
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Philadelphia
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Tailor Kills Wife in Memphis Divorce Tragedy
In Memphis on November 27 Sam Miller a tailor shot and killed his wife Gussie Miller in the shop in front of their young daughter. Miller had been in Kansas City a year returned to the shop and fired five times. The daughter says Miller fired without warning while Miller says his wife drew a revolver and he acted in self defense.
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Memphis
Sam Miller
Gussie Miller
Miller
Kansas City
Physician Slain in Ambush Near Raymond Texas
Dr. A Buckley, a prominent Raymond physician, was shot from ambush with a shotgun on November 20 in Buffalo Texas region and killed instantly. A negro suspect has been arrested and charged with the crime.
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Buffalo
Tex
A .&. Buckley
Raymond
Diaz to Attend Thanksgiving Ball in Mexico City
President Diaz will attend the Thanksgiving ball of the American colony in Mexico City. American ladies will send dinners to English-speaking prisoners in the city jail.
General Hood Retires From Command
Washington Nov 26 Brigadier General Charles C Hood retires at his own request His successor will not be appointed until after Congress meets Herr Krupp Interred Essen Prussia Nov 26 Remains of the late Herr Krupp buried with impressive services Emperor William followed the hearse on foot from the old home to the cemetery Practically the entire population attended Wants National Bank Reports Washington Nov 26 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks at close of business Tuesday Nov 25
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D. J. Price
International & Great Northern
Texas
Europe
Britain
Germany
Russia
Switzerland
Italy
France
Palestine
Price
Chicago
Hood
Washington
Charles C. Hood
Congress
Herr Krupp
Essen
Prussia
Emperor William
Theatrical Manager II Ill From Complications
New York November 26 Theatrical manager T Henry French is seriously ill at his city apartments from a complication of diseases.
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New York
T. Henry French
Work Resumed in Havana as Strikers Return
Work resumed in Havana on November 26 as strikers back to duty. Reports say there was a general lull with no further rioting observed.
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Havana
Laid to Rest Mrs Gore Funeral in Paris
Mrs Gore is buried in an American church ceremony in Paris attended mainly by Americans and students. The plain oak casket bore initial G as pall and five floral offerings, with no mourners present among relatives. Rev Dr Thurber led the service before a grave-side burial at Bagneux in a quiet affair. Consul Gowdy seeks information from Elsasser to clarify Mrs Gore’s death by shooting Wednesday.
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Paquet
Mr. Gowdy
Thurber
Bagneux
de Rydzewski
Paris
Gowdy
M. Elsasser
London
Eien Core
Elsasser
Astor Offers 10000 For New York Chicago Road Route
Colonel John Jacob Astor, via the Automobile Club of America secretary, proposes a 10000 subscription to support the New York Chicago Road project if the route shifts to the east bank of the Hudson. He notes dense wealth along the east side would fund the highway. The club suggests a 2,000,000 yearly government appropriation.
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New York
John Jacob Astor
Automobile Club of America
New York-Chicago Road Association
Hudson River
Astor
The
Hudson
Satisfied Chilean praises boundary decision for Chile
A Chilean, A Bertrand, told AP in London on Nov 26 that the boundary arbitration largely favors Chile. He said more than half the disputed area goes to Chile, though not the most valuable part, while Argentina receives the best land. He doubted direct agreement could have yielded more from Argentina.
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London
A. Bertrand
British Boundary Commission
Associated Press
Chile
Argentina
Santiago Chile Becomes Burdened by Calcination Test
The report from Santiago on November 26 notes a Chile Argestiza match ending in confusion and poor satisfaction. It describes a training regiment with a Sargent system and a series of exercises, including pushups, as athletes tested forearm strength and achieved a surprising personal best.
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Santiago
Chile
Argestiza
Willierd
Farmer's Farmhouse Deaths Trigger Murder Charge
October 27 robbery at Holmes farmhouse led to the murder indictment of an unnamed man. Victims include farmer Wise Catherine Schutt. Witnesses allege the suspect moved bodies. one associate died in a related incident. Suspect William(e) confessed.
Panama Arm Revolution Receives Arms From Exterior
As the cruiser Bocora returns from Port Petregal the revolutionary forces will move inland with commissioners to receive the arms and set up government authorities to recognize the new administration. Whooks will open on January 1.
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Panama
Port Petregal
Interior Departments
Marlborough Cotton Mills to Open Million-Dollar Plant
South Carolina grants a commission to Marlborough Cotton Mills for a new million dollar plant at McCall in Marlborough County. The project carries a capital stock of $1,000,000 and marks another large industrial addition to the state.
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Columbia
U S. C
South Carolina
Marlborough Cotton Mills
McCall
Marlborough County
Tom Ochiltree Dead the Well Known Texan Passes Away
Hot Springs Virginia November 26 Colonel Thomas Ochiltree died at 1 o clock Tuesday of heart trouble. Born October 26 1839 in Livingston Alabama Ochiltree County named for his father helped found the republic of Texas He served in the Texas house as sergeant at arms and clerk and was delegate to the Charleston convention He fought in Hood's brigade later held roles including Texas immigration agent US marshal and one term in Congress as a Republican from Galveston district.
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Hot Springs
Thomas Ochiltree
F. W. Chapin
Ochiltree
Livingston
Ala
Republic of Texas
Ochiltree County
Bass’ Company
First
Texas Regiment
Hood
Northern
Virginia
Adjutant General's Department
Sibley, Green
Dick Taylor
Longstreet
Maxey
New Mexico
Louisiana
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Texas
Europe
Galveston
Man Cremated in Wreck Near Jolly Texas
Wreck of a freight train two miles south of Jolly Texas left passenger J E McRady of Lewisburg Tennessee dead. Conductor Russell and a brakeman escaped. McRady, about 55, carried an immigrant car with fine horses and household goods. He was bound for Hereford to claim land. His remains were cremated in the burning caboose.
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Jolly
Tex
Wichita Falls
Denver
Russell
J. E. McRady
Lewisburg
Tenn
McRady
H. P. Rowe
Rome
Hereford
Strike of Havana Settled After Labor Talks
Havana November 21 The Central Labor union voted to call off the strike and named committees to inform unions. Credit for settlement goes to General Gomez who chaired the committee that met with officials of the Havana Commercial company, target of the strike. After the conference Gomez and the committee expressed satisfaction with the companys stance.
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Havana
Central Labor Union
General Gomez
Havana Commercial Company
Gomez
Team Drowned Near Clarksville After Flooded Streams
Nov 26 reports that recent rains swollen streams around Clarksville Texas making fording dangerous. Prank Marable of a local wholesale firm was with a team that drowned while fording a small stream six miles east of Clarksville and he narrowly escaped drowning himself.
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Clarksville
Tex
General Wright Meets Cabinet Over Philippine Matters
General Luke B. Wright, vice governor of the Philippines, arrived at the executive offices in Washington during a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. He was shown into the president's room and introduced to cabinet members before holding a conference with the president on Philippine affairs.
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General Wright
Washington
Luke B. Wright
Philippines
Wright
Philippine
Cuban Minister Quesada Reports Reciprocity Talks Progress
In Washington on Tuesday Minister Quesada of Cuba told President that a cablegram from Havana indicated reciprocity treaty negotiations were proceeding satisfactorily. He had earlier met with Secretary Hay at the State Department and showed the cablegram.
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Washington
Quesada
Cuba
Havana
State Department
Hay
Senate committee ends Oklahoma to Arizona inquiry in Kansas City
The senate committee on territories traveled through Kansas City en route east after inspecting conditions in Oklahoma Indian Territory and Arizona New Mexico. In Chicago the panel will break up with Beveridge Dillingham and Pornham heading home and Heitfeld proceeding to Washington.
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Kansas City
Senatorial Committee On Territories
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Kanean City
Chicago
Beveridge
Dillingham
Pornham
Heitfeld
Washington
Death of 80 year old man in Cisco street
Well Dead Cisco Texas reports Mr Chastain aged 80 collapsed and died on a street here. The incident occurred on the town’s main thoroughfare with no further details available.
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Cisco
Tex
Mr. Chastain
Bound To an Ant Hill Torture by Indians in Oklahoma
Francis Cooley a district school teacher in El Reno Oklahoma was abducted by Kiowa Indians led by White Horse and Standing Yellow after he punished Red Bird the child of White Horse. He was bound over an ant hill for days with ants gnawing his flesh and one arm later amputated. A friend rescued him and he was hospitalized in El Reno. The attackers fled though some women were captured.
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Francis Cooley
el Reno
Okla
Cooley
Red Bird
White Horse
Little Red Bird
James Wilson
E! Reno
Jameson
Standing Yellow
Night of Torture and Revenge Among Native Chiefs
The narrator describes bondage, torture, and swelling as thongs cut into flesh. Indians hold a death dance around him, betting on his time of death while prayers to the Great Spirit are offered. A friend named Wilson arrives unexpectedly, vowing lifelong vengeance against the red devils.
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Wilson
Strange Phantom Haunts Charleston
In Charleston a phantom is said to have appeared in a cemetery wowing several respected residents. A prominent merchant recounts an encounter while fleeing a late car ride, describing a white apparition rising from a grave and vanishing with a bloodless groan, prompting him to avoid further investigation.
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Charleston
Dragged to Death at a Horse's Heels
George Brice, hunted outlaw from southern California and Arizona, killed Victoria Maria in Hesperia by choking then burying her alive. He escaped custody during a preliminary exam, was captured by Indians in southern Nevada, and was executed by rope over a saddle horn, dragged a mile, then burned on a wood pile.
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George Brice
California
Arizona
Victoria Maria
Hesperia
Brice
San Bernardino
Nevada
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Otto Boehme
Will Gell
Mee
Shreveport
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G.M. Palesti
D. J. Price, G.P
T.A
H. B. Dorsey
Mitchell Reticent
Tom Ochiltree
Old Dominion
Repuadtic
Federal Congress
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