Farm and pasture for sale near town with livestock
Due to ill health the owner offers about 500 acres two and a half miles west of town. The property includes three houses, a large barn, eight hog sheds, a hog proofed forty acre section, a well and windmill, a dry creek, 300 acres of pasture with 200 acres Bermuda grass. Also 100 hogs and 100 cattle available with the land. or land alone. Contact 256-49.
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Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DC DeMaret Place
Nashville murder shocks town as wife kills rival
The wife of John Wilson shot and killed Miss Cunningham at their Nashville game house. Miss Cunningham had recently married Wilson, who brought his bride to town last Sunday. The killer, Miss Cunningham, claimed prudence directed the act and is jailed on a murder charge.
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Nashville
Lula Mhningham
Wilson
Miss Cunningham
Erafter
Rico Carry
Louislle
Balfour faces criticism over pamphlet sales amid UK political crisis
London reports the political crisis remains dominant as Mr. Balfour could be defeated by a Rosebery led cabinet. Critics attack his handling of publishing his views in pamphlet form, while The Outlook condemns the Premier's actions as a breach of public life traditions.
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London
United Kingdom
Balfour
Rosebery
aBlfour
Escape at Manchester Jail Linked to Sid Baker Murder
London Kentucky September 19 Will McCullum held for murder of Sid Baker escaped from Manchester jail by cutting through the floor. Fellow prisoner Bert Stewart also escaped.
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London
Will McCullum
Manchester
Sid Baker
Bert Stewart
Novelist Elizabeth Cherrywaltz Dies in Louisville Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Cherrywaltz, novelist and literary editor of the Courier-Journal, died at Beachmont after a month long illness in Louisville.
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Louisville
Elizabeth Cherrywaltz
The
Courier-Journal
Beachmont
Roosevelt Attends Arousal Dinner of Yacht Club
Oyster Bury reports President Roosevelt was the guest of honor at the arousal dinner hosted by the Sewahwanha Corinthian Yacht Club.
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Oyster
President Roosevelt
Sewawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
Bulgarian Battle Kills 300 Amid Balkan Clash
In a clash between insurgents and Turkish troops from Okhrida to Dibra, about three hundred Bulgarians are dead. The list of casualties includes many officers and one man bearing a Russian decoration.
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Batoniea
Okhrida
Dibra
Wild ducks around Waco and Texas notices in brief
The notice row reports wild ducks seen near Waco. It notes the Cassius M. Clay estate to be auctioned and ex Governor Sayers denying a congressional bid. Other items include 33 indictments against bookmakers in Chicago, rice farming in Denton County, and a series of local incidents such as wreck injuries and a child's death in Houston.
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Waco
Cassius M. Clay
Chicago
Thomas A. McGolliard
New Garza
Denton County
Tex
Arthur B. Spink
Providence
R. 1
The
Sons of Veterans
Mexico to Have About Twelve Million Dollars for Railways
A report from France to President Diaz via Finance Minister Liman tour states Mexico will possess roughly 12 million dollars for public works. It aims to secure control of 5600 kilometers of rail lines and back the National International and Inter Oceanic railways without new heavy loans.
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City of
Mexico
France
Diaz
Limantour
Finnce
Bulgarian Reservists Welcomed as Ailment of Abolition Prevails
Constantinople dispatch reports Bulgarian reservists greeted with enthusiasm upon arrival and a strong abolition spirit in Bulgaria. Fifteen Macedonian prisoners were brought in Friday including an aide-de-camp to General Sarafoff. The prisoners were chained in groups of three and taken to the Yildiz Kiosk for examination.
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Constantinople
Bulgaria
Sarafoff
Yildiz
Bonaparte Discusses Indian Territory Inquiry Plans
Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, appointed to investigate Indian Territory affairs, had a conference with Acting Interior Secretary Ryan. He plans a future visit to the territory, hinted at a tentative policy, and said he would be in Boston briefly before returning in a few days.
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Washington
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Indian Territory
Ryan
Interior Department
Bonaparte
Boston
Will Retain Portfolio
London reports that Lord Landsdowne will remain secretary for foreign affairs, according to Associated Press information.
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London
The
Associated Press
Lord Landsdowne
Little Rock takes lead with 3 2 win over Montgomery
In a Friday game at Little Rock the home team moved into first place by defeating Montgomery 3 to 2. Birmingham beat Shreveport 8 to 5 while Memphis hosted Atlanta with a 9 run output from Memphis.
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Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Pittsburg Wins Third Straight National League Pennant
Pittsburg clinched its third consecutive NL pennant by taking two wins over Boston 7 to 6 and 6 to 5. Cincinnati defeated New York 7 to 5. In Chicago, Philadelphia won 6 to 5 in the first game and 10 to 9 in the second.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baseball scores from cities and teams listed
At Boston Boston 7 Cleveland 6. New York first game New York 7 Chicago 1. Second game New York 6 Chicago 3. Washington first game Washington 4 Detroit 0. Second game Washington 6 Detroit 5. Philadelphia first game Philadelphia 7 St Louis 5. Second game St Louis 9 Philadelphia 3.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
World series contemplated between Boston and Pittsburg
Henry Killilea of Milwaukee advised manager Collins that a nine game world championship series between Boston, American League champions, and Pittsburg, National League champions, should be arranged. The series would start in Boston around October 1.
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Boston
Collins
Henry Killilea
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Strike Settled After Fort Worth Conference
Fort Worth Sept 19 A meeting led by President Marston and GM Gordon of Texas Pacific Coal with State Secretary Wooman and National Organizer Wardson of the United Mine Workers resulted in recognition of the union. The company will adopt a wage scale hours and arbitration clause and mines will reopen at once.
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Fort Worth
Marston
Gordon
Texas Pacific Coal Company
Wooman
National Organized Wardson
United Mine Workers’ Union of America
Expert Resigns From Tobacco Research Post
Nacogdoches Texas September 1 L H Shelfer government tobacco expert tendered his resignation to the Department of Agriculture to take effect at once. He will remain in Nacogdoches to develop the tobacco industries along individual lines on an extensive basis.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
L. H. Shelfer
Department of Agriculture
Shelfer
Judge King Saves Son as Runaway Team Injures Him
New Orleans on September 19 Judge Fred D King of the civil district court was struck while crossing Canal Street at Bourbon and believed fatally injured His right leg and arm are broken He saved his ten year old son from injury by pushing him to safety The team ran amuck for ten blocks through Canal Street Judge King is brother of author Grace King
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Judge King
New Orleans
Fred D. King
Civil District Court
Canal Street
Bourbon
Grace King
Violent Earthquake Strikes Santiago de Cuba
The Sept 19 tremor in Santiago de Cuba was the strongest since 1885. The quake lasted fifteen seconds with no ground undulations but caused bricks and plaster to fall and crowds fled into the streets. no injuries were reported.
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Santiago de Cuba
Turkish War Ministry Orders Powder for Turkish Forces
Berlin report states the Turkish war ministry ordered 170000 pounds of smokeless powder from Rootwell works. Turkish agents in Germany including Ahmed Bey operate between Essen and Kiel to place orders for field transports and saddlery as Turkey appears ready to pay on delivery.
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Berlin
Turkish War Ministry
Rootwell
Turkey
Germany
Ahmed Bey
Essen
Kiel
Odd accident mars burial in Orange New Jersey
At James J. McGrath's burial in St. John's cemetery Orange New Jersey a gun salute misfired when a grave digger was struck by a felt wad from a volley causing a painful arm wound. Ceremonies paused as workers were moved aside and a second volley followed after initial injuries were assessed.
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New York
Orange
N. J
James J. McGrath
Philippines
Fifth Regiment
St. John’s Cemetery
Woman Regains Speech After Three Years of Silence
Miss Emma Lewis of Utica New York, aged fifty, had not spoken for three years due to throat paralysis. A local physician restored her speech using electrical treatment on the throat and she now speaks normally.
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Emma Lewis
Utica
N. Y
Strange death by own action in Hillsdale woods
Floyd Knox aged twenty three disappeared from his Hillsdale home two weeks earlier as he suffered sunstroke induced insanity. He was found dead in the woods by hunters after climbing a tall tree and shooting himself.
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New York
Floyd Knox
Hillsdale
Knox
Witnesses place Curtis Jett at courthouse shooting
Charles Green testified he saw the shooting at the courthouse window and that one of three men was Curtis Jett. He said Jett emerged from the courthouse with a pistol as Cockrell ran past him. James Blanton’s son saw shots from the courthouse, and Sam Jett and Wm. Cope also reported Jett inside the building.
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Cynthiana
Charles Green
Curtis Jett
Jett
Green
Cockrell
James
Blanton
Sam Jett
Wm. Cope
Dynamo in Luxora: Sheriff Overpowered as Man Dies
In Luxora Arkansas on September 19 a Black mob overpowered the sheriff and dragged a man named Hellom from custody. He was detained near a water tank where his body was found hanging at dawn. Hellom had been accused of injuring two Black girls ages five and ten.
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Luxora
Ark
Hellom
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