Real Estate Sale Advertisements in Brazos County
J W Batts offers 111 acres north of Bryan at 15 per acre with fences and improvements. 1631 acres on mail route 10 per acre 10 miles north. 60 acres north of Bryan with house and improvements at 24 per acre. 40 acre hog pasture and 9 room house option at 10 per acre. 274 acres north east with 75 acres fenced at 5 per acre. five room home near school. ten room house with 40 acres city limits at 3000. Caldwell pasture 242 acres east of town. 8 lots with shade trees at 500. 8 lots near Alley Academy at 825. city side 62 acres with residence at 1600. Numerous tracts, terms easy.
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Bryan
School House
N. B. Cole
Hall
Caldwell
Alley Academy
Yellow fever cases surge in Vicksburg and Natchez. Atlanta scare grows
Vicksburg reports six new yellow fever cases by 6 p m with no deaths. five are white including a prominent lawyer. Natchez logs one new case and three discharged, totaling fourteen with no deaths. Atlanta reports fatal case. In Fort Worth a contested Aug 20 game against Dallas is voided after league meeting. major league umpire to decide pennant fate as Houston disbands and Fort Worth exits state race.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Natchez
Fort Worth
Texas Baseball League
Dallas
Burns
Houston
Three Hits Off Waddell Slow Defeat In 15 Innings
Boston edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 in fifteen innings after Waddell limited the club to three hits. Other scores: Detroit 6 Chicago 5, Detroit 3 Chicago 2, St Louis 6 Cleveland 0, New York 5 Washington 4.
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Waddell
Boston
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Tartars Terrorize More Than Two Hundred Houses Destroyed
A Tiflis dispatch reports Tartars terrorizing southeast Caucasus. Refugees flee from Baku Elizabethpol and Shusha as engagements erupt near regular positions. Shusha suffered extensive fires and an official tally puts damaged houses at over 200.
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St. Petersburg
Tiflis
Caucasus
Baku
Elizabethpol
Shusha
Hutchins Dies in Asheville After Illness
Major Spencer Hutchins aged forty five well known in Texas social and military circles died in Asheville North Carolina after a year long illness. He was a son of the late W J Hutchins Houston pioneer businessman.
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North Carolina
Houston
Spencer Hutchins
Texas
Asheville
N. C
W. J. Hutchins
Rice millers protest Pure Food bill impact in Houston
In Houston this week rice millers from across the state protested a recently enacted pure food bill. They argue the law restricts marketing of rice products to 100 pound sacks and advantages Louisiana mills in similar goods. They plan organization to resist the law. Dallas taxable values reach 39 721 100.
Unclear score recap from regional game notes
The fragment lists teams Memphis Montgomery Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Shreveport Nashville Little Rock with numbers per city and a mention of ten in nings, indicating a partial baseball or softball scoreline across multiple cities.
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Memphis
Montgomery
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Philadelphia and Brooklyn Playoff Scores Noted
The dataset lists a series of game results including Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 6 to 3, Cincinnati 12 to 1 over St Louis, and other matchups such as St Louis 6 Cincinnati 3 and Pittsburg 6 Chicago 4, suggesting a baseball or similar sports score log.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Marshall Field and Mrs Arthur Caton Wed in London
Marshall Field and Mrs. Arthur Caton of Chicago married at St. Margaret's Westminster. The ceremony was conducted at noon Tuesday by Canon Herbert Henson with Rev Samuel Kirschbaum assisting. Only close relatives and the American embassy staff witnessed the private service.
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Marshall Field
Arthur Caton
London
Chicago
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Herbert Hensley Henson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Samuel Kirschbaum
St. Margaret's
Whitelaw Reid
Enraged Italian Fires at Staten Island Dance Pavilion
An unknown Italian shot into a pavilion at South Beach Staten Island after being refused by several young ladies. Edward Carson was mortally wounded and another man was struck in the thigh. The assailant escaped.
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New York
South Beach
Staten Island
Merrymakers
Edward Carson
Fire on board the Chatham in Suez canal extinguished
London reports that a fire on the ship Chatham in the Suez canal was successfully put out. The piece then shifts to a historical note on cork bottle stoppers, tracing their use from ancient times through Spain’s cork industry and Catalonia as the industry’s chief center.
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London
Chatham
Suez Canal
Europe
Horace
Beckmann
Tigueras
Mage
Spain
Catalonia
Turbulence at Tokio protests over peace terms
A Sept 6 Tokyo Hibiya park meeting protested the Russia peace terms. Police opened gates after crowd demand, resolutions denouncing the treaty were adopted, and later dispersed with arrests of rioters. Similar meetings in Osaka and Nagoya urged government resignation. overall mood favors reactionary measures but acceptance of the peace outcome is likely.
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Maes
Tokio
Russia
Hibiya Park
Shintom
Kokumin Shinbun
Osaka
Nagoya
Grand Army Parades in Denver Draw Huge Crowd
The Grand Army encampment featured a main parade on Wednesday with veterans marching two miles to rekindled ties to the bivouac of 1861. Spectators filled streets and rooftops as cheers ringed out for the marchers.
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Denver
Grand Army
French Demand to Morocco Faces Deliberations in Paris
Paris, Sept. 6. The French government awaits word from Fez on the Sultan's reply to the ultimatum to Morocco whose deadline expired Tuesday. Ministers are pledged to enforce redress for outside influence, while unofficial signals suggest Germany may oppose the military demonstrations. Paris remains determined to treat the Algerian arrest as separate from the broader Moroccan question and to seek redress through both military and naval pressure if needed.
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Paris
Fez
Morocco
Germany
Brother Kills Brother in Pleasureville Tragedy
In Pleasureville Kentucky Caswell Cash a hotel proprietor shot and killed his brother Cash Cash a leading Henry county financier aged sixty. The murder occurred after a dispute over money with friends attributing the act to mental derangement rather than financial quarrel.
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Louisville
Henry County
Caswell
Pleasureville
Vast Docket at Fort Worth Court Focusing on Divorces
In Fort Worth on Sept 6 the Seventeenth district court docket lists 438 cases, with 155 divorces. Separately Vallejo Calif reports the Russian Lena cruiser to depart Mare Island for San Francisco then Vladivostok around Sept 20, after dry docking.
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Fort Worth
Seventeenth District Court
Vallejo
Cal
Lena
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Sena
Vladivostok
Two Cholera Deaths Reported in German Cities
In Posen Prussia on Sept 6 the wife of ship owner Art Scheffler of Stetten died of cholera. A second death was reported at Bromberg as the outbreak continued to claim lives.
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Posen
Prussia
Art Scheffler
Stetten
Bromberg
Tragic double shooting in Moscow by M Khotinski
In Moscow on September 6 M Khotinski nephew of Mme Witte shot a girl through the heart and then fatally shot himself.
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Moscow
M. Khotinski
Mme. Witte
Doctor Salmon Resigns From Animal Industry Post
Dr Davie E Salmon chief of the bureau of animal industry in the department of agriculture resigns. A third case of cholera reported in Hamburg Germany area and rail line spike linked Burnside Mississippi between Mobile Jackson and Kansas City railroad.
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Washington
Davie E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Burnside, Miss
Mobile, Jackon and Kansas City Railroad
Confederate Encampment Opens with Noted Speakers
Fort Worth hosts the annual encampment of Confederate Veterans at Confederate park. Hon. C. K. Bell of Fort Worth delivers opening remarks recounting prewar events and secession justifications. Judge L. J. Storey, chairman of the state railroad commission, speaks on The Causes Leading Up to the Civil War.
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Storey
Fort Worth
Confederate Park
C. K. Bell
L. J. Storey
State Railroad Commission
Soldier slain at Fort Sam Houston in quarters
Private Edwin W. Cope of Troop 1 First Cavalry was killed almost instantly in the quarters at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio. Private Edwin C. Gerhardt of the same troop is confined at the post awaiting a board of officers investigation into the tragedy.
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San Antonio
Edwin W. Cope
First Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Edwin C. Gerhardt
City bans flirting and loafing on streets with fines
Houston officials approved ordinances prohibiting flirting and making goo goo eyes on public streets and forbidding standing or loafing on street corners with fines for violations. In Dawson Texas Uncle Britt Dawson dies at eighty eight, longtime cattleman turned farmer prominent in early days of the region.
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Houston
Dawson, Tex
Britt Dawson
Chickasaw allotment dispute ends as governor signs deeds
Muskogee Sept 6 The interior department and Governor Johnson of the Chickasaw nation have reached a settlement as Johnson informs Commissioner Bixby of his decision to sign the allotment deeds.
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Muskogee
Department of the Interior
Washington
Johnson
Bixby
Whisky Barrels Explode Injuring Two Men
In Ruthrie on September 6 Charles Dent of Stillwater and James Brown of Woodward were badly hurt while trying to burn whisky barrels when explosions occurred. Dent’s small son was also injured.
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Ruthrie
Charles Dent
Stillwater
James Brown
Woodward
Dent
No Woman Suffrage Defeated in Oklahoma Convention
Muskogee Sept. 6 The woman suffrage plank was defeated in committee of the constitutional convention amid a heated, close vote with strong opposition and protest from supporters.
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Muskogee
Government cotton report triggers sharp market drop
The monthly government cotton report overshadowed all influences on Tuesday, causing a steep price break with little recovery. At the close the market showed a net loss of 25 to 27 points, with sales estimated at 600,000 bales.
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New York
Government
Disorder in Baku as rioters attack oil works
In Baku on September 6 troops under the governor banish violence but fail to fully restore order. Rioters clash with security forces in Balakhany suburbs and torch oil works. Widespread famine in several districts worsens the crisis the dispatch notes.
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Baku
Balakhan
Eleven New Cholera Cases in Berlin and Prussia
Eleven fresh cholera cases and one death are reported in Berlin. By noon Tuesday the total rises to seventy seven cases and twenty four deaths. A new case is noted at Rastenburg in Prussia.
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Berlin
Rastenburg
Prussia
Emperor William to arrange 1907 transatlantic yacht race
Berlin reports that a member of Emperor William’s suite confirms the Glasgow rumor true. The Associated Press notes an inquiry about the plan and states the report is accurate for 1907.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Glasgow
William
Parker Named Chief Counsel for Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Former Judge Alton B. Parker will succeed Professor Collins as chief counsel for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company at an annual salary of 100000 dollars, announced today from New York.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
Professor Collins
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Assessors remove about 50000 names from voter lists
Philadelphia reports that assessors in 1104 precincts began exact assessment on Tuesday and about 50 000 names were stricken from the registration lists. In San Francisco Jeffries will referee the Britt Nelson fight for a $1000 fee while principals have not accepted him.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Jeffries
Britt-Nelson
Another Steamer Lost in Lake Superior Storm
Ashland Wisconsin reports on September 6 that the steamer Iosce was lost in a Lake Superior storm. The vessel carried eighteen crew members.
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Ashland
Wis
Iosce
Lake Superior
Alfonso to wed Eugenia of Battenberg reports stormed denial
Paris dispatch reports that despite denials it is probable King Alfonso will marry Princess Eugenia of Battenberg niece of King Edward. The item notes the potential royal match and ongoing speculation in September.
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Paris
Matin
Alfonso
Eugenia of
Locomotive Engineer Dies of Cholera In Posen
A locomotive engineer on duty in Posen Prussia contracted cholera and died within hours. In Seguin Texas a Mexican boy accidentally shot his cousin and wounded another boy. At Sabine Lake near Big Sandy a boy lost his right arm and leg after being struck by a train.
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Prussia
Seguin
Tex
Sabine Lake
Big Sandy
Theodore Mingo
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