Abstract Brazos County Land Titles and Town Properties
Abstract Brazos County lists multiple parcels around the courthouse area. Properties include 105 acres with 25 cultivated acres and pasture, fenced with six wires at 1500 dollars. town lots with houses, cottages, and rents. a 6-room house with brick cistern at 1260 dollars. a half block near Allen Academy at 500 dollars. 13 acres with a 4-room house at 1000 dollars. a 4-room house with outbuildings at 650 dollars. the Joe B Reed home with a 9-room two story frame dwelling at 4250 dollars. and a half block adjoining the DC DeMaret place at 500 dollars.
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Court House
Main
Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Man with Revolver Arrested After White House Incident
Elliott a Minneapolis man appeared at the executive office seeking the president then fought with White House officers at the residence. He drew a revolver during transport and was subdued after a violent struggle. Cissell and others were injured as Elliott broke a glass panel in the van.
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Washington
Elliott
Minneapolis
White House
Cissell
Peter Elliott
Berty
Usher Thomas Stone
Parker
Ellott
Devotional and Business Meeting at Clarke and Fountain
A church meeting program lists devotional items with singing scripture reading prayer and a temperance sermon followed by roll call and Bible tests on love. In business minutes reports and communications are read with unfinished and new business including local constitution and by laws. Special sale notes California canned fruits at $2 per dot by The Bryan Grocery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
California
The
Bryan Grocery Co
Anarchist Dies After Barre Riot Inflicted Wound
Montpelier Vermont October 5. From a bale let wound said to have been inflicted by Alexander Garreto the Socialist leader at Barre in a riot between An archists and Socialists Saturday night Eli Corti died here Sunday night The death aroused much excitement in Barre with threats of further trouble Menotti Seriati editor of a Socialist newspaper Whos attempt to address the meeting brought about the attack by the anarchists is under arrest for breach of the peace Police report indicate that during the riot two Italians were dangerously stabbed
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Montpelier
Alexander Garreto
Barre
Eli Corti
Corti
Menotti Seriati
Japan Mobilizes Troops for Corea Not Unfriendly Act
Paris date October 5. The Russian government says Japan’s troop mobilization for transport to Corea does not yet constitute an unfriendly act toward Russia. Three divisions have embarked and a Japanese fleet lies between Chemulpo and Fusan. Baron De Rosen returned to Tokio after talks at Port Arthur with Admiral Alexieff who will oversee Russian interests in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Paris
Corea
Russia
Chemulpo
Fusan
Baron de Rosen
Tokio
Port Arthur
Alexieff
Far East
President Carnot Wreck Off Hook of Holland
The French lugger President Carnot has been wrecked off Hook of Holland with thirteen drowned. Maastius, Holland, Oct. 6, reports confirm the disaster and loss of life aboard the vessel.
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President Carnot
Hook of
Holland
Maastius
Five year old dies after sand eating incident
In Neligh Nebraska on October 5 a five year old boy died following an alleged act by two playmates to force him to eat sand. The neck was dislocated, sand found in the stomach, and the accused will be arrested after the coroner's jury reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neligh
Neb
Frederick Wagoner
Minor matters in Texas and beyond
Highlights include land patents in Texas totaling 180 for September, Frank Buchanan re-elected president of the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers union, and Bessie Anthony of the Glenview club winning the women’s national gold championship at Wheaton. Also noted are a sheriff’s wife repelling attackers with a hat pin, a Pittsburg 4 Boston 2 game attended by nearly 28,000, a fatal injury at a Vinita dance, and other local incidents from Austin, Orange County, and Limestone City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Frank Buchanan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Bessie Anthony
Glenview Club
Chicago
Wheaton
France
Warren County
Indiana
Pittsburg
Vinita
I. T
Tobe Smith
Bill Hampton
Orange County
Sanchez
Capitol Dome
Patrick Mulany
Thomas Foster
Peabody
Colorado
Bell
Chase
Donald Cameron
Porter
Limestone City
Cameron
Buckner Orphan Home
Dallas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Tragic Steamer Hackley Sinks After Squall Near Green Island
The J. H. Hackley capsized during a Saturday night squall seven miles off Green Island, drowning twelve aboard. The Goodrich steamer Sheboygan rescued seven on deck as rescuers searched in darkness, and some of the eleven missing may have escaped death. Crew describe upper works carried away and rapid sinking as passengers clung to wreckage before the vessel went down like a rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wis
Bake Michigan
Fish Creek
Hackley
STOP ALLOTMENTS. Cherokees delay in land segregation dispute
Acting Interior Secretary Ryan orders suspension of land allotments in the Cherokee nation while the Curtis act segregation of 157,000 acres for the Delaware Indians is reviewed. The Delaware suit cites prior approval gaps by Secretary Hitchcock. Corrections on the segregation are to be sent promptly.
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Washington
Ryan
Interior Department
Dawes Indian Commission
Department
District of Columbia
Anderson
Hitchcock
First Trainload Shipped from Indian Territory
Twenty cars of flour, decorated with flags and banners, left Chickasha for Memphis to be distributed to several roads. The first trainload of flour ever shipped from the Indian Territory goes to Great Britain, Germany, and other foreign countries as well as domestic points in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickasha
I. T
Indian Territory
Memphis
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Gibbons Preached At Baltimore Cathedral Mass
Cardinal Gibbons delivered the high mass sermon at Baltimore Cathedral on October 5 as crowds filled the church for the papal election event. The service featured the pope's prayer sung by St Mary's seminary choir and a delayed clergy procession due to the dense attendance.
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Baltimore Cathedral
Baltimore
Pius X
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Mary’s Seminary
Earthquake Slightly Felt in Two Parts of St Louis
A minor quake hit Carondelet in the southern city and a parallel tremor was reported in the western section at 8 55 p m Sunday night. The shaking lasted about one minute and caused neighborhood alarm.
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St. Louis
Carondelet
Mrs Theresa Vaughan Dies in Worcester Hospital
Worcester resident Mrs Theresa Vaughan known as Wm. H. Mestayer died at Worcester Hospital of paresis. She belonged to the Ott family, famed in theatrical circles.
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Worcester
Mass
Wm. H. Mestayer
Theresa Vaughan
Worcester Hospital
Ott
Tolsen Shot in Van Buren Depot Narrowly Survives
Actor Charles Tolsen leading man and Tolsen Stock company manager was shot by Dr. Perchment at Van Buren Arkansas depot as the troupe awaited a train. Tolsen was wounded through the body and judged fatally if not for timely aid. The motive remains unknown.
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Tolsen
van Buren
Ark
Charles Tolsen
Tolsen Stock Company
Perchment
Cincinnati National Team Takes Ohio Title Game
The Cincinnati National team defeated the Cleveland Americans 7 to 3 in Cincinnati with 6000 in attendance to claim the Ohio championship game two of the series. The victory came on timely hitting and solid play.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
Chicago
Nationals
Block of business houses burned at Mounds
Fire swept a row of business houses in Mounds Oklahoma destroying storefronts and damaging nearby structures. No injuries reported but flames prompted evacuation of adjacent properties and an official investigation by local fire authorities.
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Guthus
Okla
Italista
Cliveluid
Oklahoma Schoolhouse Valued At Eighty Seven Thousand
N Guthrie Oklahoma counts a schoolhouse project priced at 87000 dollars. Mills county Texas plans an option election on the 17th. A treasury report shows 572623 dollars in Oklo until November 1. Dogs roaming near Nacogdoches Texas are to be renamed. Colonel George W Scott of Atlanta Georgia notices Daniel Cane a brakeman nearly cut by a locomotive near Vinne Indiana. Lamar county Texas farmers seek 16 dollars per ton for cottonseed with prevailing price 12 dollars. A cyclone near Eau Claire Wisconsin kills two and injures three. St Charles Minnesota cyclone wrecks partially and claims seven lives.
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Guthrie
Okio
Mills County
Texas
Rambo
Oklo
Nacog Ioches
Tex
George W. Scott
Atlanta
Daniel Cane
Vinne
I. T
Lamar County
Euepskaalatns
Wis
St. Charles
Minn
Gallant Confederate General Johnson Dies at Rock Castle
General Bradley T. Johnson died Monday at Rock Castle residence of his son. A Maryland native, he joined the Confederacy at the war’s outbreak and rose to high rank for gallantry. He was active in Richmond state politics after the war. Officials in Austin issued subpoenas to railroad commissioners to appear in federal court in November over tariff enforcement. Governor Hogg and General Miles departed to Beaumont.
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Richmond
Bradley T. Johnson
Rock Castle
Maryland
Confederacy
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeli D. Franklin
Markel
J. W. Battsamas Estate Cent
Brazos County
New York
A. D. McConnico
J. L. Fountain
Bryan
W. C. Fouwpain
RPT
Burt Norwood
H. B. Dorsey
Prop
Willashaw Tap Road
Ille
Pfor
Wultott
W.c.t.un
Hone
Clarke & Fountain
W. B. Hudson
STA Ruse
Mineral Wells, Texas
Emmel’s Drug
R. H. Harrison
Agt
Dewitt
DeWitt's
X. Co. Dewitt & Co
N. M. McDougald
East City National Bank
Simmons & Geue
Boy
Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Honorable Artillery Company of
London
Boston Company
North Shore
Symphony Hall
Ninth and
Carr Streets
Bissell
Buffalo
N. Y
Dewitt Sherman
Cairo
Egypt
Lake Michigan
J. H. Hackley
Gibbons
Charles
Fergus Falls
Beaumont
Hogg
Miles
Franklin
Bread Hut
Istry
Test Su
Rirs
Otto Boehme
Haswell’s Book Store
Bryan Steam Laundry
A. E. Worley
Wilmer McCorquodale
McCorquodale
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