Properties for sale around Bryan Texas area with multiple plots
J W Batts offers abstracts of Brazos County land titles with numerous parcels for sale near Bryan. 10 acres south side town under fence priced at 1500. 400 acres on Brazos river with 8 houses at 1250 per acre. 111 acres north of Bryan at 15 per acre. 1531 acres north of Bryan mail route at 10 per acre. 50 acres north of Bryan on mail route at 100 per acre. 242 acres 8 miles from Bryan at 10 per acre with residence and tenant houses. 274 acres northeast of Bryan at 5 per acre. 10 room residence with 40 acres city limits at 3000. N B Cole block in Hall's addition at 750. quarter block in town at 425. 242 acres east side known Caldwell pasture. 3 lots with shade trees at 300. 8 lots near Allen Academy at 325. 52 acres with improvements at 1600. Terms easy on many parcels.
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Brazos River
Bryan
School House
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Allen Academy
Sentiment against Count Witte grows in St Petersburg
At a St Petersburg municipality caucus a strong opposition to Count Witte emerged over his Portsmouth services. A proposal for honors was rejected and a resolution said he was not worthy of special honors, reflecting political fault lines tied to war liabilities. The article also notes reforms in language policy for schools and navy officer retirements as Russia reshapes governance and military leadership.
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St. Petersburg
Count Witte
Portsmouth
Warsaw
Riga
Reval
Nicholas
Bank Vault Blast Captures Five Thousand Two Hundred Dollars
Bank burglars blasted open the vault of the Bank of Springfield in Springfield South Dakota between 2 and 3 am on Thursday taking all the cash totaling 5200. Police hunt the thieves and secure the scene.
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Springfield
S. D
Bank of Springfield
Onion Divorce Granted Quietly in San Antonio Court
Representative Joan F. Onion obtained a divorce from Sallie Onion in the Thirty seventh district court with no contest. Judge Dwyer granted the decree in a quiet noon session amid no spectators, and papers were not returned after the ruling, keeping the allegations confidential.
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San Antonio
Joan F. Onion
Sallie Onion
Dwyer
Cleveland Loses as Boston Tops Indians 9 to 1
Boston defeated Cleveland 9 to 1 in the American League race. The season ended with Roger Bresnahan as catcher for Philadelphia on Wednesday. Locals beat St. Louis 4 to 1 and Chicago 4 to Washington 3.
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Roger Bresnahan
Catcher
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Twelve Inning Duel Ends With Boston Win In Pittsburg
Boston and Pittsburg played a twelve inning battle at Pittsburg on Wednesday. The visitors scored the lone run in the twelfth inning to claim the victory.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Michigan dominates Kalamazoo in 35 minute victory
University of Michigan defeated Kalamazoo 44 to 0 in thirty five minutes. Yale beat Wesleyan College 27 to 0. Harvard won over Bowden 16 to 0 in a game marked by frequent fumbling and unscientific play by both elevens.
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University of Michigan
Kalamazoo
Yale
Wesleyan College
Harvard
Bowden
Keys Turned Over as Daughters of Confederacy Open Session
San Francisco on October 5 reports Mayor Schmidt presented the city keys to the Daughters of the Confederacy delegates. The forenoon centered on chapter reports with Chicago pledging future contributions and transplanted daughters recalling the South with loyalty. Kentucky division leader Mrs Broadus notes fifty four chapters while three main presidential candidates are Lizzie G Henderson, G K Stone, and J P Hickman.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Schmidt
Wooster
Chicago
South
Broadus
Kentucky
Association
Lizzie G. Henderson
Mississippi
G. K. Stone
Texas
J. P. Hickman
Tennessee
Municipal Ownership Plank Expected in Democratic Platform
New York October 5 Charles F Murphy Tammany Hall leader said a strong municipal ownership plank would be added to the Democratic county platform this fall. He spoke after a visit from labor leaders seeking such a plank.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Judge bars bonds from foreign fidelity firm in unsettled case
Sigourney Iowa October 5 Presiding Judge Scott of the Sixth district ordered the clerk of the court not to receive bonds from any foreign fidelity bonding company The order concerns a case in a different county where a defaulter's bond was forfeited and the eastern surety refused to make reparation lacking property or collateral in this state
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Sigourney, Ia
Scott
Sixth Judicial District
Fidelity
Eastern
the Surety
Romania denounces Greek trade accord amid port tolls
Bucharest on October 5 announces Romania has denounced the Greece commercial convention. It withdraws recognition of Greek communities, raises tolls on Greek vessels, and taxes Greek property in Romania as a consequence of strained relations.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Greece
Roumanian
Will of New York theater manager settles large estate
The will of Jacob Litt, prominent theatrical manager, disposes of an estate near a quarter million dollars. Most assets are left to his widow Ruth Carpenter Litt and to his son Jacob Litt Jr and Williard Litt.
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New York
Jacob Litt
Ruth Carpenter Litt
Jacob Litt, Jr
Williard Litt
Rail lines proposed to reach Mexico City and Pacific coast
City of Mexico notes plans for the Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway to build two lines into Mexico. The route would extend from the interior to the Pacific coast and reach this city, linking regional transport networks and boosting development.
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City of Mexico
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient Railway
Pacific Coast
Fire in Brooklyn kills three children and injures many
A four story Brooklyn fire on Reid Avenue left Charles Donnelly nine, Robert Donnelly five, and Katherine Donnelly twelve dead. Mrs Rose Moses gave birth after escaping, while Fire Chief Croker barely avoided a crash and two off duty firemen aided residents as flames spread through hallways. Jeremiah and Mrs Donnelly were hospitalized with severe smoke inhalation and two rescuers were injured. The blaze, likely incendiary, disrupted the block as tenants escaped by fire escapes and improvising daring rescues.
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New York
St. Mary's Hospital
Reid Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles Donnelly
Robert Donnell
Katherine Donnelly
Croker
Joseph Hanlein
William Tease
Jeremiah Donnelly
Rose Moses
Christopher Leavy
St. Mary’s Hospital
Parishes Most Affected by Yellow Fever in Louisiana
New Orleans reports Jefferson St. Mary and Lafourche parishes as the only seriously infected areas. Patterson, Grand Isle, Tallulah and Baton Rouge show improving conditions due to mosquito control and medical efforts. By Oct 5 there were 18 new cases and 2 deaths with aggressive cleansing planned for Oct 14 and 15.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
St. Mary's Parish
Patterson
Lafourche Parish
Leeville
Jefferson
Kenner
Contiguous Territory
Barataria
Richard
Grand Isle
Shanley
Wildswood
Canal Street
Baton Rouge
Corput
Tallulah
Gustine
Sisters of Charity
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Sanders
Progressive Union
Gilmore
Washington
Yellow fever case tight quarantine in Denver
A Trinidad dispatch reports Frank Garza, who arrived from Louisiana after evading quarantine, fell ill with yellow fever upon reaching Denver and is not expected to live. He is being held under strict quarantine.
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Denver
Republican
Trinidad
Colo
Frank Garza
Louisiana
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