Real estate listings in Brazos County with varied parcels
An office advertises abstracts of Brazos County land titles with multiple properties for sale. Listings include 105 acres near the courthouse, 25 cultivated acres, pasture land, and fencing. Prices range from 500 to 4250 dollars, with several small houses, rents noted, and proximity to Allen Academy and the courthouse.
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Brazos County
Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Palm Beach damage and Tampa storm toll rise
Details from a hurricane report describe Inchulva shipwrecks near Boynton and Jupiter with nine drowned and crew saved. Palm Beach area sees major damage to Grunders Opera House and eight blocks. Lake Worth boats wrecked. Tampa faces two fatalities, shattered spires and damaged factories, with citrus losses exceeding fifty thousand dollars.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Inchulva
Liverpool
Inch Shipping Company
Galveston
Hampton Roads
Boynton
Mathat Thomas
Watts
Apalachacola
Baltimore
Jupiter
Palm Beach
Grunder
Lake Worth
Hotel Royal Pondania
Tampa
Louis Baron
T. Y. Hunnicut
Cuesta Rey
Buelah_ Baptist church
Avery and Owens
Seaboard Air Line
Ybor City
Wintry Weather Hits Northwest Farmlands and Railways
A multi city report from Saint Paul and nearby sources details a severe northwest storm. Snow and rain damaged crops worth millions, buried grain stocks, and closed rail lines with trains delayed by hours. Prairie towns across North Dakota and Manitoba report heavy snowfall and flood damage to bridges and roads. One death is reported in Gretna and other livestock losses occur in Hartney.
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St. Paul
Minn
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Winnipeg
Gretna
Hartney
Canadian Pacific
Minnedosa
Jevel Prairie
Baseball Scores From Week Across Cities
Scores recap from multiple games across the South and Midwest. Little Rock beat Atlanta 3 to 2 in the first game while Atlanta won 3 to 0 in the rematch. New Orleans defeated Birmingham 2 to 0. Nashville topped Shreveport 7 to 8 in the first game and Nashville won 5 to 3 in the second. Memphis beat Montgomery 5 to 3. New York swept St Louis 8 to 2 and 5 to 0. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 10 to 2. Chicago hosted Brooklyn with Chicago winning 6 to 0. Cincinnati defeated Boston 11 to 4.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Shreveport
Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit First Game Shows Strong Win and Losses
In Detroit against Chicago the Tigers won 6 to 1 while Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 10 in the second game. Boston beat New York 4 to 3 and Washington swept Philadelphia 13 to 1.
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Detroit
Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Death of El Paso editor Lowe noted in desk death
E P Lowe a veteran western editor and publisher of the Pass City Independent was found dead at his desk early Monday while checking his mailing list. A Civil War veteran he served as a private in Michigan and helped a squad at Jefferson Davis surrender. He disputed claims Davis wore female clothes and said only a shawl resembled women's attire.
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Pass City
Michigan
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Oil firms clash over contract in Red River suit
Austin news reports Red River Oil Co sues Beaumont Federated Oil and Pipe Line Co in district court alleging failure to deliver 10 000 barrels of oil at 10 cents per barrel after price rise causing 1500 in damages. Hydrophobia hits Mentopolis area cattle as cows and horses die and farmers fear spread. Hutchins Texas National Guard pays officers and men nine days work pay, privates 3 90 major generals 187. Austin man Julius Quast dies suddenly at Sour Lake.
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Austin
Red River Oil Company
Beaumont Confederated Oil and Pipe Line Company
Mentopolis
Hutchins
Texas National Guard
Guard
Julius Quast
Sour Lake
Identified as Georgia man linked to Texas crime spree
Victoria Texas Sept 15 The man who passed a $9000 fake check from Portsmouth Virginia at Farmers and Merchants Bank then issued further checks and killed Sheriff Wharton and Deputy Brough, and was killed, has been identified as W Guy Landers of Georgia who is wanted at Billings Montana where he escaped from jail May 8, 1903.
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Victoria
Tex
Portsmouth
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Wharton
Brough
W. Guy Landers
Georgia
Billings
Mont
Unionizing Efforts Reach Tex Cotton Areas
At Thurber Junction Texas on September 15 a depot platform piled with furniture shows crowds. organizer Wardson and Mrs Lamphere visited Strawn to study agricultural workers conditions. Mrs Lamphere leads the Federal Union and plans outreach as cotton fields may join the union push. For twenty miles highways carry miners and families headed for Strawn where operations begin October 1.
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Thurber Junction
Tex
Fort Worth
Wardson
Strawn
First Rice Harvest Reported in Orange County
Orange Texas September 15 The first rice harvest in Orange County came from Charles Cabival’s farm. The crop was cut Saturday and graded best No 1 Honduras. Some sacks weighed 195 pounds with 42 pounds per bushel. Overall harvests expected to be magnificent if no accidents befall farmers.
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Orange
Tex
Orange County
Charles Cabival
Honduras
Strawn Report Describes Quiet Town and Furniture Boom
Strawn Texas reports a quiet scene on September 15 as every available house in Lyra is repurposed for furniture use. The shortage of housing drives extensive use of local dwellings for showroom and storage.
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Strawn, Tex
Lyra
Four Shots Hit Man in Columus Texas Arrest Fight
Will Stallion, a Black man, was shot four times by Constable J F Nester during an arrest on a burglary with intent warrant. The shots struck the stomach, shoulder, and wrist. the man reportedly disarmed the officer before the fight ended, and he is reported to be fatal.
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Columbus
Tex
Will Stallion
J. F. Nester
Gregory
Nelson starts grading Alice extension in San Antonio
J P Nelson of San Antonio holding the grading contract for the Alice extension of the San Antonio and Aransas Pass has begun active work. By week’s end he will have 120 teams on 60 miles of extension already definitively located.
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San Antonio
J. P. Nelson
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Bulgaria warns of possible Turkish aggression after mobilization
Sofia reports a Bulgarian note to the powers arguing that Turkey is mobilizing in European Turkey under pretense of suppressing revolution. It warns of hostile conditions and says Bulgaria will take necessary steps if great powers do not advise moderation, ready for every eventuality.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Lution
Baylor University Names New Theology Chair
Waco Texas reports that B H Dement a noted divine and educator from Louisville Kentucky has accepted the chair of theology at Baylor University succeeding the late Dr Barrett. Dement assumes duties as professor and head of theology at the university, enhancing its scholarly leadership.
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Waco, Tex
B. H. Dement
Louisville, Ky
Baylor University
Barrett
Lavaca County bridge bonds approved in Lavaca County
Austin on September 15 reports the state controller has approved twenty five thousand dollars of Lavaca county bridge bonds.
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Lavaca County
Austin
Bonaparte Chosen to Lead Indian Territory Investigation
Charles Joseph Bonaparte accepted Secretary Hitchcock’s invitation to oversee a broad interior department probe of Indian Territory affairs and the Dawes commission. The scope may cover all known information, press reports, and any matters affecting the service’s welfare across Interior supervision.
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Interior Department
Charles Joseph Bonaparte
Hitchcock
Indian Territory
Department of the Interior
Dawes Commission
Bonaparte
Secretary of the Interior
Man and Dog Repel Mob in Camden Swamp Ambush
George Willingmyer armed with a double bar shotgun and a bulldog resisted about a hundred policemen and a crowd of several hundred in a swamp near Camden New York. He released the dog on teasing youths and fired twice wounding a dozen. He fled the scene after locals formed a cordon and chased him to a swamp outside the city where he escaped on a train.
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New York
George Willingmyer
Camden
N. Y
Willingmyer
Monks Murdered in Jerusalem Russian Monastery Sacked
A Constantinople dispatch reports a Mohammedan mob sacked the Russian monastery in Jerusalem and murdered all monks inside. The event is dated Berlin September 15.
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Berlin
The
Tageblatt
Constantinople
Jerusalem
High Ball Wins Gravesend Junior Champion Stakes
In New York on September 15, High Ball captured the $15,000 junior champion stakes for two year olds at Gravesend, securing the top prize in a competitive race.
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New York
Gravesend
Farmer Jeff Nesbitt Bitten by Copperhead Snake
Cameron Texas September 16 Jeff Nesbitt a Salem area farmer near Cameron was bitten by a copperhead while gathering feed from his crib early in the morning.
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Cameron, Tex
Jeff Nesbitt
Salem
Cameron
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Charles J. Bonaparte
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A. D. McConatoo
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Crown Cork System
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Bryan
Miss May Markell
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