Real Estate for Sale in Town Near Allen Academy
J. W. Batts markets several city parcels including south half of black pear Allen Academy for 550 dollars on about 1.25 acres with a small cottage, well and cistern. four blocks from Main Street two lots priced 1250 dollars. quarter block east front near Allen Academy for 250. 75 feet frontage on Railroad Street. Otto Boehme property. lots near schoolhouse 100 dollars each plus additional city parcels offered with easy terms.
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Black Pear Allen Academy
Smallow
Allen Academy
Otto Boehme
Lawless Edwardsville Mob Fights Law and Fire
A Saturday night to Sunday morning riot in Edwardsville saw strikers attack homes, fire at a miner’s dwelling, and deputies shot at near the Woodward mine. Three men Sherbemah Stretker and Mone were jailed on $1000 bail as leaders. Railway Brotherhood men discussed action on non union coal hauling and Morrissey may visit. A repair house at Exspire mine was burned.
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Guire
Edwardsville
James McGuire
McGuire
Woodward
John Sherbemah
George Stretker
Michael Mone
Wilkesbarre
Kingston
Brotherhood
P. P. Morrissey
Morrissey
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Money for Striking Miners in Pennsylvania
A $1000 check will be sent to Pennsylvania striking miners following a mass meeting at Light Guard armory in Detroit. Mayor Maybury presided and Governor Elisha declined attendance. Roosevelt had been asked to attend but did not come. Funeral of Clerk Parish in Tyler Texas was conducted with Masonic honors as Woodmen and Knights of Pythias attended. Relatives from Illinois joined a large procession.
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Detroit
Pennsylvania
Light Guard
Maybury
Elisa
Moi Gins
Londent Roosevelt
Clerk Parish
Tyler
Tex
D. W. Parish
Federal Court
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Pythias
Illinois
Death of John R. McCawley in Fort Worth
John R. McCawley, about 35, was found dead with a bullet behind the right ear at the Third and Houston streets corner in Fort Worth. The 32 caliber pistol discharged. A separate brief notes a bleak British shipbuilding outlook and a large fire in Plainview destroying most western-square buildings.
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John McCawley
Fort Worth
Tex
John R. McCawley
Third
Houston
Belgium King Refuses Interview With Princess Stephanie
The Spa quarrel widens as King Leopold spurns Princess Stephanie, Countess of Lon gay, during the queen’s bier incident. Stephanie says she prayed beside the queen and left when told the king would not receive her. The public hopes for healing but factions doubt reconciliation. Stephanie may leave for England and miss the funeral.
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Belgium
Stephanie
Nad
Brussels
Leopold
Longay
Marie Henriette
Spa
Stephenie
Count Longay
Francis Joseph
England
Government warning on Choctaw and Chickasaw election
Washington issued a stern note warning officials that interference with the Choctaw and Chickasaw election will be treated summarily by the Justice and Interior departments. The message stresses preservation of public order per departmental instructions.
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South McAlester
I.I
Tams Bixby
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Department of Justice
Department of the Interior
Lldib Cousa, Meri
Bonin Son Kills Father After Threats in Woonsocket
Young William Bonin, aged 20, shot and killed his father John B. Bonin, 42, Sunday afternoon. He later dressed in his best clothes and waited for officers, saying his father was better dead than if he had killed his wife and himself as he had threatened.
Search for William Hooper Young Haunts New York MURDER
Sept 22 New York continued search for William Hooper Young wanted for the murder of Mrs Annie Pulitzer whose mutilated body was found in the Morris canal near Jersey City Authorities pushed crews and patrols to locate him. Derby Conn Sept 22 Police hold a man answering Young description after resisting arrest and refusing to give his name or purpose in the area.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Joseph Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Jersey City
Young
Derby
Conn
Annie Pulitzer
Texas Briefs Highlight Fair, Weather, and Local News
The Texas State Fair opens next Saturday September 27. Paris hosts a light plant permit for electric and ice. Cottonseed sells at 30 dollars per ton in Paris. Paris reports 968 bales of cotton marketed Friday. Cleburne gains Morning Chronicle as new paper. A farmer’s barn near Paris burned with forage destruction. El Paso journalist Charles B. Peacock dies of sunstroke, first on record. J A Gentry dies from foot injury at oil mill seed conveyor. 165 German settlers land in Galveston to settle in the state. Katy switchman W J Beck injured after a fall between cars at Denison. Ennis man John Nowin loses a stallion choked by rope. Texas Louisiana rice crop totals 3 100 194 bags.
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Texas
Pauls Valley
I. T
Paris
Tex
Cleburne
Morning Chronicle
Charles B. Peacock
el Paso
J. A. Gentry
Greenville
Galveston
W. J. Beck
Denison
John Nowin
Ennis
Shooting in Merkel Texas Leaves Man Fatally Wounded
Merkel Texas Sept 22 Arthur Martin was shot in the bowels Saturday by Sam Patterson with a .22 rifle. Martin is not expected to live Patterson surrendered in Abilene. shooting motive not stated.
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Merkel
Tex
Arthur Martin
Sam Patterson
Martin
Patterson
Abilene
Episcopal Minister Dies in Washington at 56
Rev Albert Rhett Stuart D D rector of Christ Episcopal Church Georgetown D C died Sunday night aged 56. He was born in 8 3 and hailed from distinguished ancestry.
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Episcopal
Washington
Albert Rhett Stuart
D. D
Christ Episcopal Church
Georgetown
D. C
Stuart
Ere
8. C
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J. W. Batts
W. W. Griffin
Bryan, Texas
C. Fountain
Nabors
Nabors Bros
Bryan
Tyler Haswell
Flite Restaurant
Oyster
C. M. Camp
Hinds
Kingstown
St. Vincent
Jim Gee
Cottonell and
Midland
Gee
London
Flaloview
Plainview
Guidi
Rome
Monsignor
Philippines
Santa Maria
Aquiro
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Cardinal Rampoilla
Constantini
Gaspardi
John Wittman
Springfield
Harry O. Williams
Franklin Life Insurance Company
Glen
Auburn
Panam
Boston
Joseph B. Coghlan
Olympia
Panama
FORD
W. T. Ford
Franklin Brothers
GSE Caupion
Eupion
Bryan Grocery
Roveros
Sanders Bros, & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
W. Higgs
Geo
McConnico
General Insurance Agency
Bryan, Tex
Mutual Lipe of
A. D. M’connigco
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