Real estate listings near Allen Academy and town area
Properties offered include a half block near Allen Academy priced at 550 with ore and quarter acre lots in southeast near Achos house cottage tenant town. A six room house with two lots and sand, four blocks from MX Street, brick cistern, price 1250. Quarter block by Allen Aca price 250. Front on Railroad street 75 feet near Otto Roehme property. Lots near school house at 8100 each plus other city property.
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Achos House Ottage
Srumll
Price
Mx. Street
Otto Roehme
Miners Vote on Arbitration Plan in Wilkes-Barre
About 700 United Mine Workers delegates in Wilkes-Barre meet at Nesbitt theater to decide on an arbitration settlement proposed by President Mitchell. He outlines the plan and urges prompt acceptance to secure justice for anthracite workers.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Nesbitt Theater
Mitchell
Hart Hotel
Roosevelt
United States
Wilson
Italians volunteer for Macedonian cause seek Garibaldi leadership
In Rome on October 20, many Italians volunteered to support the Macedonian cause and urged General Ricciotti Garibaldi to take command. Garibaldi believes the moment is premature and expects spring to revive the revolution, when he would lead Italian volunteers in Albania operations.
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Rome
Ricciotti Garibaldi
Albanai
Post office robbed during Buffalo Bill parade in Austin
The Austin post office was robbed of $80 this morning as the Buffalo Bill Wild West Show parade passed. A clerk glanced from the stamp department window. a man slipped behind the counter, opened the drawer, and took the cash.
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Austin
Department of the Post Office
Stamp Department
Funeral of W P Hardwick Held at Worth Hotel
The funeral of W P Hardwick was held today in Fort Worth from the Worth hotel aided by the Masonic order. Floral offerings were the most extensive seen locally and many friends from abroad attended.
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W. PF. Hardwick
Fort Worth
W. P. Hardwick
Worth
Admiral Schley Receives City Park Roving Cup
In Dallas on October 20 Admiral Schley was presented with a handsome roving cup by city citizens at the park. General M M Crane delivered the presentation speech and Admiral Schley made a brief reply.
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Dallas
Tex
Admiral Schley
M. M. Crane
Strangest Caravan Passage Through Tehran to the East
A vivid description from Tehran details a vast caravan and refugee procession heading east in a mist of camels horses and carts. Drilled cavalry and diverse uniforms march along a road lined with loot and household goods including carpets embroideries quilts furniture and silver. The narrator notes the travelers are mostly elderly and some boys with ragged uniforms and varied rifles. The total value of the caravan’s cargo exceeds two hundred dollars.
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Tehran
Europe
Times
London
British consider sending Indian troops to Somaliland
London reports the British government weighing dispatch of Indian troops to Somaliland to quell the Mad Mullah. Berbera cables note Mullah in contact with Karlinger near Webbe river while Gen Manning heads to Somaliland to speed reinforcements.
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London
Somaliland
Mullah
Berbera
Swayne
Mad Mullah
Kaillinger
Webbe River
Karlinger
Soudan
H. Manning
Central Danville team cancels Sewanee game after injuries
The Central Danville squad, returning from Nashville after facing Vanderbilt, cancels the Sewanee game to rest and repair. Halfbacks Cheek and Hugely suffer broken bones, Wilson suffers a head injury, Tarkington ends with a fractured hand, and several players are badly battered as the team reports rough play.
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Danville
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Cheek
Hugely
Wilson
Tarkington
Central
Chicago Police Veteran Pat Galvin Dies in Chicago
Captain Pat Galvin, longtime New Orleans police figure, died at his sister’s home in Chicago after a heart ailment. He rose to prominence twelve years ago during the Mafia riots in New Orleans, leading the police element after Chief Hennessy was killed. He resigned due to ill health at age 62.
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Chicago
Pat Galvin
Police Department of
New Orleans
Fatty
Galvin
Hennessy
Fire at Hamlet cotton compress destroys $225000
A Sunday noon blaze at the Sea Board Air Line cotton compress in Hamlet caused total losses estimated at $225,000. J. M. Wilson of Clarksville, Georgia, book keeper for the compress, was killed. The Pee Dee ice plant, 2400 bales of cotton, and bags and burlap also burned.
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Hamlet
N. C
J. M. Wilson
Clarksville
Compress
Sea Board Air Line Company
Pee Dee
Railroad switch engine injures worker in Galveston
Robert Asher, employed on the Galveston Houston and Henderson railroad, was run over by a switch engine in Galveston. The engine passed over him causing severe head wounds and nearly severing his left arm above the elbow. The body was sent to Houston for burial. Perry, a boiler.
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Tex
Robert Asher
Galveston
Houston and Henderson
Galveston, Houston
Fire in Hogg-Swayne tract causes $10,000 loss
Fire on the Hogg-Swayne tract in Texas Sunday destroyed seven standing loss and two or three derricks, traced to an overturned settling tank filled with oil. The blaze, extinguished after the incident, caused about $10,000 in damage. Beaum out in block 37.
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Out
Tex
Hogg-Swayne Tract
Beaum
Bubonic plague cases reported by U.S. officials
State Health Officer Tabor reports eight new bubonic plague cases in the United States, seven in San Francisco and one from Oakland, amid a flu season and public health concerns. Paris meanwhile records an extraordinary petition to President Loubet by Marquise de Moros seeking clemency for El Kheir, condemned for her husband’s assassination.
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Austin
Paris
Loubet
Marquise de Moros
France
el Kheir
Kheir
de Moros
Battleship overhaul finished at Puerto Belgrano
A Buenos Ayres dispatch says the United States battleship undergoing overhaul at Puerto Belgrano has been completed and is now heading to Rahal Blanca. The captain thanked Argentine authorities for docking facilities and United States Minister Lord forwarded thanks in Admiral Sumner’s name. Richard B. Mc Coy dies at 81 in Dublin Harford County. He was an 1861 Maryland legislature member, abolitionist, opposed to negro suffrage, and met Lincoln the night before the president’s assassination.
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New York
United States
Towa
Puerto Belgrano
Buenos Ayres
Rahal Blanca
Argentina
Lord
Minister of Marine
Sumner
Baltimore
Richard B. McCoy
Dublin
Harford County
McCoy
Maryland
Lincoln
Young Woman in Oklahoma Town Shoots Herself
A young woman from Goodland, Indian Territory, reported to have fled to Reno five miles east of Paris and shot herself in the right breast with a .38 revolver Saturday night. She went outside in her nightdress and stockings, then fired.
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Goodland
I. T
Fly
Reno
Paris
Milo Maize Crop Promises Large Yield Near Hillsboro
Hillsboro Texas October 20 B W Daniel eight miles north of town reports milo maize planted on cat stubble July 12 maturing with thrifty stalks and a very large yield. He also planted kaffir corn July 4 which is good but lighter than the milo maize.
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Hillsboro
Tex
B. W. Daniel
Town
Rise in U S Pupil Enrollment Reaches 17 Million
The annual report of the commissioner of education shows total pupils in elementary, secondary and higher schools in the United States for the year ended June 30, 1901 at 17,299,230, up 278,520 from the prior year, including both public and private institutions.
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Washington
Commissioner of Education
United States
Paragasy elects Yuan A. Azcurra president and Manuel Rodriguez vice
The Herald Paraguay correspondent reports Congress has ratified the election results naming Col. Yuan A. Azcurra as president and Don Manuel Rodriguez as vice president of the republic.
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New York
Congress
Col
Yuan A. Azcurra
Don Manuel Rodriguez
Asuncion
Paraguay
Herald
Memorial Services at WCTU Convention in Portland
Memorial services in memory of members and friends who died during the year highlighted the fourth day of the national Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention in Portland Maine. Reports from the superintendent were also presented.
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Portland
National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention
Prominent Physician Dr Eugene G Carpenter Dies
Columbus Ohio October 20 Dr Eugene G Carpenter superintendent of the Columbus State hospital died here of apoplexy. He was a leading authority on mental diseases in the country. He was years of age.
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Columbus, O
Eugene G. Carpenter
Columbus State Hospital
Carpenter
Fire at College of Propaganda in Rome Spreads to Underground Chambers
A dangerous fire swept through the underground chambers of the College of Propaganda in Rome on Sunday night from an unknown cause. Firefighters battled the blaze for two hours to subdue the conflagration.
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College of Propaganda
Rome
College of the Propaganda
American Jockey Wins Austria Prize Race
Vienna October 20 Van Dusen rode Beregvoergy to victory in the Austria prize contest a major race with a $25 000 stake The win adds a notable triumph for the American jockey and mounts in European racing.
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Vienna
van Dusen
Beregvoergy
Austria
Carrie Nation Lectures Saloon Proprietor in Beaumont
Carrie Nation visited a Beaumont saloon on Sunday and lectured the proprietor for violating the Sunday law. She did no damage and was not assaulted.
Pants factory adds to Hillsboro industry
Hillsboro Texas on October 20 reports a new pants factory will be built to manufacture boys and youths pants on a large scale. The arrangements are nearly complete and the plant will join the town's growing industrial base.
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Hillsboro
Tex
Two Texans Charged in Whitecap Case in Red River Area
Luther Downs and Will Chansliss of Bossy Bend on Red River were arrested and jailed in Paris for grand jury indictments charging them with whitecapping.
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Paris
Tex
Luther Downs
Will Chansliss
Bossy Bend
Red River
Brenham Man Fatally Injured After Tree Fall
Joe Johnson of Brenham Texas was fatally hurt when he fell from a tree. The incident occurred in Brenham and authorities reported the accident as a fatal fall.
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Joe Johnson
Brenham, Tex
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Aew
THE
Teaas
D. J. Price
L. Tri 2Nd V.P
G.M. G.P
T.A
Commission
Hack
Madisonville
S. W. Buchanan
Schley
Maaning
Sville
Megene
Tabor
Richard McCoy
Milo
Paragasy
Memorial Services
FORD
W.T. Ford
Franklin Brothers
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Otto Boehme
McConnico
General Insurance Agency
Bryan, Tex
Mutual
Lupe
New York, & Company
Omic Os
A. D. M’connico
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