For Sale City Properties Near Allen Academy
South half of block near Allen Academy offered at 550 dollars. About one quarter acre near the schoolhouse in the southeast part of town with a shallow cottage, tenant peace and a well on premises priced at 750 dollars. Six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street with brick cistern priced at 1250 dollars. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced at 250 dollars with easy terms. 75 feet frontage on Railroad street from Otto Boehme's property sale of part or all. Lots near school house at 100 dollars each and other city property available.
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Main Street
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
Ticket is Ratified With Minor Change in Ticket Line
At Saratoga on October 2 the Democratic state convention saw no trouble unseating the Devery delegation as they exited quietly. The platform pledges fidelity to American principles, opposes trusts injuring consumers and small manufacturers, calls for tariff reform and free life essentials, condemns Dingley, endorses public ownership of anthracite mines, and urges direct Senate elections. Ticket list includes Governor Bird Coler and other state officers led by Jno C Gray for the court of appeals.
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Saratoga
Devery
Thomas Jefferson
England
Gvernment
Cuba
Roumania
United States
Bird
Coler
Chas. N. Burger
Frank Iott
George D. Finch
C. M. Preston
John Cannen
Richard W. Herman
Court of Appeals
Jno
C. Gray
Devery Campaign Stop Prompts Enthusiastic Welcome
William S. Devery and companions arrived from Saratoga to New York City on Wednesday night. He addressed the crowd pledging to support Coler and the ticket and urged supporters to aid in the election effort.
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New York
William S. Devery
Saratoga
Devery
Mr. Coler
Providence Democratic Convention Nominates Garvin for Governor
The Democratic state convention met in Providence on Wednesday and nominated Dr. F. L. Garvin of Cumberland for governor, defeating Pawtucket Mayor John T. Fitzgerald for the nomination.
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Providence
R. I
F. L. Garvin
Cumberland
John T. Fitzgerald
Pawtucket
Howell Nominated for Mayor in Atlanta Primary
Evan P. Howell won the nominating vote for Atlanta mayor after a bitter county primary contest. Howell, owner of the Atlanta Constitution, faced former Mayor James G. Woodward and Alderman Harvey Johnson.
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Howell
Atlanta
Evan P. Howell
Atlanta Constitution
James G. Woodward
Harvey Johnson
Masonic Lodge Seeks Burial for Local Member
Orange Tex October 2 P B Curry worshipful master of the local lodge wired the Stapleton New York lodge to learn Ludwig Braun a member in good standing of that lodge should be buried here with Masonic honors after dying by his own hand in town.
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Orange, Tex
P. B. Curry
Stapleton
N. Y
Ludwig Braun
Combine Planned in Pawtucket Toy Firms Case
A large Rhode Island company plans a nationwide combination of about forty toy game and novelty manufacturers centered in Pawtucket. The deal contemplates capitalization ranging from seven to ten million dollars.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
Larwe Manufacturing
Shooting at Bowie Fray Shocks Local Restaurant
Bowie Texas October 2 a shooting af fray occurred at a local restaurant leaving patrons startled and authorities investigating the incident.
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Bowie
Tex
Sheriff J W Raines and Swell Jarret In Fatal Shootout
In a gunfight after which Jarret was fatally wounded and bystander Pat Maginess also died from kidney injuries, Sheriff J W Raines and Swell Jarret were the participants.
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J. W. Raines
Swell Jarret
Jarret
Pat Maginess
National bank note circulation rises to 266 million
At the close of business September 30, 1902 the total circulation of national bank notes stood at 266,993,598 dollars. This marks an annual increase of 8,183,050 dollars and a monthly rise of 5,710,907 dollars.
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Washington
National Bank
Records Broken Customs Receipts at Stranahan Exceed Last Year
New York reports that the Stranahan port expects a record year for customs receipts. Since July 1 the port has collected 49,191,662 in duties, vs 40,329,704 for the same period last year, a nearly 9 million rise due to heavy imports and unprecedented volume in goods.
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Stranahan
New York
Postal Receipts Break Records in New York Quarter
New York post office receipts for the latest quarter rose to a record total of $2,821,238, up from $2,415,311 in the same quarter last year. Tuesday receipts reached $109,295, the highest single day in the office’s history.
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New York
New York Post Office
Hartmann Arrest Reported In Oklahoma Territory
Hartman a former St. Louis delegate was arrested by a deputy marshal in South McAlester I T at his brother in law’s home. He admits identity and is one of six fugitives indicted for bribery tied to John K Murrell. A $3000 reward had been offered. He faces bribery charges in suburban and fighting bill cases and perjury from Strand jury testimony.
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Hartmann
St. Louis
Post Dispatch
South McAlester
I. T
Emile Hartman
House of Delegates
Hartman
John K. Murrell
Mexico
Strand
Two Killings in Louisiana Alexandria Oct 2
Special to the Daily Record reports two killings in Louisiana near Alexandria. George Dorman Jr. shot and killed Jake Peart at Richlands near here after a quarrel with Peart at Peart’s divorced wife’s home. Peart had ten children by two marriages. Dorman was married. In Tioga a lumber town near here 12 year old Marshal Moore was shot and killed by 11 year old John Stallings. Stallings was arrested.
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Louisiana
Alexandria
Daily Record
George Dorman, Jr
Jake Peart
Richlands, Sr
Here
Peart
Dorman
Tioga
Marshal Moore
John Stallings
Miles sails for the Philippines with military party
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles departs from San Francisco aboard the transport Thomas, bound for the Philippines with stops at Honolulu and Guam. Accompanying Miles are Lieutenant Colonel M. P. Mann and Mrs. Mann, A. B. Flint, Julius Batteman, Chas. S. Hoyt, Frank W. Wibourg, and Henry C. Rouse, president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Miles
Philippines
Thomas
Honolulu
Guam
Miles
M. P. Mann
Promoter Snyder on trial for bribery in Traction bill case
St. Louis reporters say Robert M. Snyder promoter and banker is on trial for bribery after Circuit Attorney Folk reveals former Councilman Fred G. Athoff was offered 100000 dollars for his vote on the Central Traction bill rather than 50000 dollars as earlier believed.
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St. Louis
Robert M. Snyder
Fred G. Athoff
Central Traction
Folk
Athoff
Coal Prices Rising in East Tennessee Markets
Coal operators in east Tennessee announce a $3 per ton increase at mines for domestic coal and a 10 to 25 cent rise for steam coal. Domestic coal may soon sell in Knoxville from $4.25 to $4.50 per ton, current price at $4. Extensive preparations are under way to burn wood as a fuel this winter.
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Knoxville
East Tennessee
Moros Offer Slight Resistance at Mindanao Forts
The Maciu Moros in Mindanao offered slight resistance to Captain Pershing's Fifteenth Cavalry. After skirmishes on Monday and Tuesday they retreated to six coastal forts on the lake. A courier left Maniu Tuesday as Pershing planned to assault the final stronghold at Camp Vicars.
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Manila
Mindanao
Captain Pershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Maciu
Camp Vicars
Pershing
Oro
Bid openings for Louisiana battleship in Washington
Bids for the construction of the battleship Louisiana were opened at the navy department by Judge Advocate General Lemly in Secretary Moody's absence.
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Washington
Louisiana
Navy Department
Lemly
Moody
Ne Ee
Newport News Bid Tops At 3.9 Million
The lowest bid identified was from Newport News Ship Building and Dry Dock Co of Newport News Virginia at 3.9 million dollars.
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Neport News Ship Building and Dry Dock Company
Newport News
Corsicana Banker J Wesley Edens Dies At Home
Corsicana Texas October 2 Unwell for months Vice President J Wesley Edens of the Corsicana National Bank died at his residence. He was a prominent county figure and was laid to rest with Masonic honors.
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Corsicana
Tex
J. Wesley Edens
Corsicana National Bank
Death of Captain Frederick C. Jackson
Committed suicide in Manila on Oct 2. Captain and assistant surgeon Frederick C. Jackson of the United States Army is dead from morphine poisoning. His home was in Columbus.
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Manila
Frederick C. Jackson
United States Army
Columus
Brady killing shocks West Texas town
Brownwood Texas October 2 news reports a Brady shooting in which R G Gardner was fatally shot by W J Rice. Rice fired five pistol rounds with three hits as Gardner died about half an hour later.
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Brownwood
Tex
Brady
R. G. Gardner
W. J. Rice
Rice
Gardner
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