Land for sale from MONROBK KRDGH the only active real estate agent
Property listings show 40 acres near oil mill with city lots, 4 to 5 room houses, sheds, wells, and cement cisterns offered cheap. Multiple city lots, frame houses near the depot, vacant blocks with oaks, and a 982 acre tract on Wixon creek with cultivation and timber. Country property includes 40 acres by Madisonville road and a large truck farm nearby.
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A. B. Ballard
F Free Baptist Church
City
College Road
PLC
Jeff Franklin
Ofaoures
Ceding
L. & G. N. Depot
Garete
Stern
Knowle J
Bon Ton
Wixon Creek
Madisonville Road
Madison
Grimes County
Morgan
Wixon
Bryan
Kurten
Wellboro
Calvert
Bermuda
Bryan- Yours
Monroe Edge
Boers Eye Mexican Land for Settlement Amid War Talks
London reports Boers consider moving to Mexico with Floreshall and another concession totaling 20,000,000 acres offered for 2.5 million dollars. Smaller estate spans 5,000,000 acres with 200 mile seaboard to enable shipping. In New York the Tribune correspondent notes unrest over war policy and estimates rebels at 15,000, with Sir Michael Hicks-Beach believed able to fund operations into January.
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London
The
Daily Express
Mexico
Floreshall
Government of
House of Commons
South Africa
New York
Tribune
Kroger
Cape Colony
Michael Hicks-Beach
CP Hage
Continental dispatches and a Roosevelt carriage accident
The Berlin mission of Prince Chun ends in Genoa after mixed impressions from Germany. In New York Theodore Roosevelt survives a carriage accident when a horse draw breaks reins and an electric car strikes a horse. In Portland Mrs Peary denies Dr Heidrick marooning claims while warning of danger to Cook's patient. In Louisville a jail guard clash follows a murder and an attempted lynching of Anna Field and two boys.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Lexington Avenue
Louisville
Shelpbyville
Anna Field
Jumbo Field
Clarence Garnett
William Hart
Field
Mining Man Killed in Fall Near Golden New Mexico
H O Perry a noted mining man was thrown from his horse and killed near Golden New Mexico. The item notes various world affairs including Afghanistan disturbances over conscription and efforts to secure captive Spanish children for Turkey.
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H. O. Perry
Golden
N. M
Afghanistan
County Medical Society of
New York City
Spain
Turkey
Maggio Bound Over In Anarchy Case At Silver City
Antonio Maggio an alleged anarchist was bound over to await the U S grand jury in Las Cruces after a preliminary trial in Silver City New Mexico. He could not post bail and was remanded to custody. Citizens testified that Maggio warned McKinley would be killed before Oct 1 and a killer had been chosen. Maggio denied the statements but said he opposed ruled Italy. Atoka Lodge Knights of Pythias urged steps to suppress anarchy.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Antonio Maggio
McKinley
United States
Newcomb
Silver City
United States Grand Jury
Las Crues
Marshall Fornott
Maggie
Maggio
Italy
Refute the Charge by Gompers and Mitchell on Steel Strike
Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell deny Shaffer's claim that the steel strike failed for lack of AFL and union support. They issue a joint open letter proposing a three-chairman committee to hear evidence and establish truth. Shaffer had said the strike lacked promised moral and financial backing from the AFL and allied unions.
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Gompers
Mitchell
Shaffer
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cigar Makers’ International Union
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
The
Federation of Labor
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
The First Inhabitants of Cliff Dwellers and Mound Builders
Durango Mexico Sep 26 Leopoldo Batres a government scientist travels from Mancoa canyon cliff dwellers ruins to prove Asiatic origin of cliff dwelling peoples He identifies two distinct races the cliff dwellers and the mound builders He traces migration to Mexico via Arizona and links Toltecs to early builders supported by inscriptions on walls
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Durango
Colo
Leopoldo Batres
Government of
Mexico
Mancoa
Senor Batres
Arizona
Insurgent Leaders Arrested for Murder in the Philippines
General Torres surrendered earlier and is to be tried for ordering the murder of Corporal Fieldner of the 120th Infantry at Malolos. General Alejandrino may also face arrest. Captain Pitcher pursues insurgents, securing surrender of Atienza and staff, plus Marines Ana, Villaluz, and others ending insurrection in South Camarines. Major General Corbin reports good health and economies in the Philippines.
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Manila
Torres
Fieldner
One Hundred and Twentieth Infantry
Malolos
Bulacan
Alejandrino
Atienza
Pitcher
Hazzard
Howard
Marinez
Ana
Villaluz
South Camarines
Williams
Washington
Corbin
Philippines
Sternberg
Weston
Greely
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Return to England
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived in England from the continent and were greeted with loud cheers as they traveled from the railway station to Marlborough House on Wednesday.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
England
Marlborough House
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A. D. McConnico
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
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the Daily Eagle
Gy Donnelly
Chun
Europe
Berlin
the Times
Germany
Genoa
Kreuz Zeitung
Young Roosevelt
Portland
Atoka
I. T
Pashmataha Lodge No. 20
Knights of Pythias
Order
Are
Philippine News
Corporal Fieldner
John Wittmann
King Eddward
Bryan and
Vacinity
Kline, Kohn & and Forms
Assormers
Fant Co
Chicago
C. M. Proctor
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the Bryan Grocery Co
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Standpipe
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