Real Estate Listings by J. W. Batts in Brazos County
J W Batts real estate agent offers Abstract Books of Brazos County and multiple property listings including a 6 room house with two lots for 1000, small cottage and well for 750, a 6 room house four blocks from main street for 1250, one half block near Allen academy for 500, 13 acres with 4 room house for 1000, a 4 room house with cistern and garden for 650, the Joe B Reed home place of 9 rooms for 4250, and a half block adjoining the DC DeMaret place for 00.
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Hare
Brazos County
O Ae
S. BE
Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Marines Establish Camp Near Panama In Colon
A marine contingent from the Dixie landed at Colon and moved toward Empire near Panama to set up a camp in canal company's buildings. Governor Amaden and Frederick Boyd, Panama officials, arrived after Washington talks. The post aims to permit ashore service following confinement aboard the Dixie.
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Panama
Colon
United States Auxiliary
Dixie
Wirt McCleary
Empire
Canal Company
Manuel Amaden
Frederick Boyd
Republic of Panama
Washington
Ofon
Alexandretta Incident Report from Consul Davies
Telegrams from Beirut relay US Consul Davies accounts of Attarian seeking asylum in Alexandretta. Davies insisted on immediate embarkation for Fayot, faced police resistance, and allegedly struck officers and damaged a guardhouse before sailing to Beirut.
Attarian risks return to bring wife and son to America
New York December 9 Attarian the Armenian who sparked the attack on United States Consul Davies at Alexandretta in Asiatic Turkey has lived four years in Paterson New Jersey as a moulder. He sent word to officials in Washington to permit his wife and child to join him, then chose to visit Turkey again despite fears for his safety. Eleven hundred men land at the mouth of the Atrato River as Colombia and Cauca troops move toward Panama amid reports of Reyes mission details.
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Tlal
Alexandretta
United States
Davies
Beirut
Syria
Attaran
Kharput
Attarian
Fayot
Altariin
Mr. Davies
Attorian
Turkey
America
New York
Paterson
Washington
Atrato River
Laguira
Versailles
Squanilian
Cartagena
Guf
Darien
Panama
Department of Cauca
Colombia
Reyes
Infant Girl Sleeps Two Weeks Despite Health
New York December 9 Doctors report a six week old baby girl who has slept two weeks but remains healthy with spontaneous feeding and growth. She has not opened her eyes or uttered a sound for a fortnight since a high fever subsided. In Mobile Alabama a man dies within an hour after a sawmill accident when a pulley fragment struck him.
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New York
Mobile
Ala
Hiwanee
Miss
McLean
Charles Bailey
Mrs Laura Smith of Washington Dies of Cancer in City of Mexico
Died from cancer in the City of Mexico Laura Smith wife of the secretary of state of Mexico and mother of three daughters one daughter married to Julio Limantour brother of the finance minister The president to appoint Thomas J Adkins assistant United States treasurer at St Louis
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City of Mexico
Ignacio Marshal
Laura Smith
Washington
Tate
Mexico
Julio Limantour
Adkins
Thomas J. Adkins
Republican State Committee of
Missouri
United States
St. Lows
Trunkmaker Shot Amid Turbulent Union Strike
John Osuchowski, a trunkmaker, was shot dead near the American Hide and Leather plant amid a tannery strike. Police suspect union pickets attacked him, though no one is charged. He left eight children and a widow. his pockets held a $1000 certificate of deposit, $60 in cash, and a gold watch.
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Chicago
Der
John Osuchowski
American Hide and Leather Company
Tannera
Jin Osuchewski
Dauchowski
Trunk and Bagmakers” Union
Democratic National Convention Time and Place To Be Decided
James K. Jones calls the Democratic national committee to meet January 12 at the Shoreham hotel Washington to decide the time and site of the national convention. Separately, plans for an independent St Louis and San Francisco line revive amid trackage rights disputes over Tron Mountain into New Orleans.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Shoreham
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tron Mountain
New Orleans
Memphis
Baton Rouge
Frisco
Who A. S. Cochran Is
New York December 9 it has just been learned that A S Cochran who was an extensive buyer at recent Tennessee horse sales is Alexander Smith Cochran, heir to Warren B Smith's fortune. He plans to build a large racing establishment at Yonkers.
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A. S. Cochran
New York
Tennessee
Alexander Smith Cochran
Warren B. Smith
Yonkers
Russian reply to Japanese proposals expected soon
Tokio reports Foreign Minister Lamscorff is ready to submit the Russian response to the czar by Tuesday, signaling progress in the diplomatic exchanges with Japan. The development comes as observers await the formal reply.
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Tokio
Lamscorff
Venezuelan government imports rifles amid Colombia tensions
Willemstad reports Venezuela has imported 15,000 rifles and 10,600,000 cartridges and, if war breaks out with the United States, plans to invade Colombia.
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Willemstad
Colombia
United States
Hawks Exhibit Cuts Glass and Jewelry Line
A local advertiser promotes an upcoming display of Hawk's celebrated cut glass and Elk jewelry at the store this week. The lineup includes rings, lockets, sterling silver items, French gray trays, Parker fountain pens, leather goods, traveling cases, and ebony merchandise for holiday buyers.
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Hawk
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