Abstract Books of Brazos County Land Titles For Sale
For sale in Brazos County is the only set of Abstract Books of Brazos County Land Titles. Various parcels listed with prices: 105 acres one mile from courthouse with 25 acres cultivated and rest pasture priced at 1500. schoolhouse area with cottage and tenant house at 750. six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street at 1260. half block near Allen Academy at 500. 13 acres south side town with 4-room house and outbuildings at 1000. 4-room house with pantry and galleries at 650. Joe B Reed home with 9-room two-story frame at 4250. half block near DeMaret place at 800.
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Court House
Allen Academy
Joe B Reed
DeMaret Place
Twelve Companies Volunteer for Fort Riley Maneuvers
Sept 28 The text lists twelve Texas communities Manor Texarkana Corsicana Caldwell Victoria Bremond Marlin Calvert Denison Cleburdene Austin Timpson as sending volunteers for infantry to Fort Riley maneuvers. The Texas governor accepts Judge Howard Templeton resignation from the court of civil appeals fifth district Dallas. successors considered include J M Tolbert Jefferson Lee Clark Greenville Judge Everhardt Gilmer and W M Abernathy McKinney. P H McNemer Houston bureau seeks railroad rate reajo adjustment citing New Orleans advantage in current Texas shipments.
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Texas Regiment of Infantry
Fort Riley
Manor
Texarkana
Corsicana
Caldwell
Victoria
Bremond
Marlin
Calvert
Denison
Cleburdne
Austin
Timpson
Howard Templeton
Court of Civi Appeals
Fifth District
Dallas
J. M. Tolbert
Jefferson
Lee Clark
Greenville
Everhardt
Gilmer
W. M. Abernathy
McKinney
P. H. McNemer
Houston Commercial Bureau
Railroad Commission
McNemer
New Orleans
Texas
Mass Refugee Crisis Report From Monastir
In Monastir on September 28 an estimated 50,000 villagers are refugees in the mountains under dire conditions. They fled more than 100 villages largely destroyed by Turks, with about 10 392 houses affected and 9 688 burned. In Malkotrinovo only 100 Bulgarian families remain from 1500. About 200 families fleeing toward Bulgaria from Lozongrad were surrounded in the Urumbudjak mountains and reportedly slaughtered.
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Monastir
Riot near Shusha over church transfer arouses riotous clash
Riotous scenes occurred in Titls as Armenians protested the transfer of Armenian church property at Shusha to Russian authorities per the June decree. Armenians pelted a governor office detachment of Cossacks. Casualties included two Cossacks and one rioter per official reports. Other outbreaks were recorded near Elizabethpol, Baku and Kars.
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Shusha
Elizabethpol
Baku
Kars
Mrs Jefferson Davis Improves After Night
News from Buffalo indicates Mrs Jefferson Davis passed a comfortable night and her condition improved on Sunday. J A Hayes her son in law and son arrived at Castle Inn as relatives and friends remain hopeful for recovery.
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Buffalo
Jefferson Davis
J. A. Hayes
Castle Inn
N. Y
Yellow fever rises in Laredo as deaths reach two
Laredo Texas reports two deaths and twelve new yellow fever cases. authorities say nearly 1000 people have fled since the outbreak. City quarantines restrict movement beyond Webb county and require health officials to authorize any departure. Nuevo Laredo shows no new cases as Dr Trevino aims to stamp out the scourge within eight days.
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Laredo
Tex
Guiierras
Texas
Saltillo
Mex
Webb County
United States
Guiterras
G. M. Guiterras
United States Marine Hospital
George R. Tabor
Austin
John T Moore
Medical Department
The
State University At
Galveston
John H. Foster
R. L. Dinwiddie
San Antonio
Nuevo Laredo
Mariano Trevino
J. F. de la Garza
Trevino
Lampasas
Street Cars Idle As Union Demands Tieup City
Waco on September 28 saw a full trolley system shutdown after Citizens' Railway refused to negotiate with the Motormen's union. About thirty workers idle and ten miles of track inactive as pedestrians crowded the streets. The union seeks an agreement with the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America.
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Waco
Citizens’ Railway Company
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America
Wife leaps from wagon. mother dies in Texas farm accident
Juan Flores, a Mexican farmer, travelled with his wife and four children near Floresville Texas. After dark the wagon ran away two miles from town. The mother jumped to save her children fell and broke her neck. One child was badly hurt.
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Floresville
Tex
Juan Flores
Conductor Gayle Slashed on Texas and Pacific Train
In Dallas on September 28 a Texas and Pacific railway conductor Gayle was slashed in the throat by a passenger after an argument east of the city. A knife wound three inches long narrowly missed the jugular vein. Gayle stopped at Terrell for treatment.
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Dallas
Gayle
Texas and Pacific Railway
Here
Terrell
Pesterman Oil Well in Fine Flow Reaches 350 Feet
The Pesterman oil well at Fine Flow Orange Tex reached 350 feet and struck a good flow. The head driller says as a pumping proposition the well would pay now.
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Orange, Tex
Mystery of East Lake Woman Murder Deepens
Birmingham, Sept 28. The body found in Eastlake remains unidentified after hundreds viewed it. Three bullet wounds killed her. A man seen with her Thursday night at a refreshment stand may be linked. Charles Kelley, jailed Sunday, denies involvement and claims Florida origins.
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Mingham
Birmigham
Ala
Eastlake
East Lake Park
Charles Kelley
Edwards
Kelley
Jacksonville
Fla
Watson ends as Alverstone thanks American consul for powerful argument
London Sept 28 opening of the third week of the Alas kan boundary commission sessions saw Watson wrap up his American case at 12:25 pm after speaking since Wednesday. Lord Chief Justice Alverstone commended his powerful argument as Christopher Robins began the Canadian claims. Watson left the hall greatly fatigued by the long session.
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Alverstone
London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Watson Counsel
Christopher Robins
Mr. Watson
Factions Fray at Iron Workers Convention
At Kansas City the Structural Iron and Bridge Workers association faces a rift as delegates clash between the Buchanan and Parks camps. Samuel Parks refuses to discuss Sunday night caucus plans to back H Fenelly of Albany for President, while President Buchanan hints at a walkout threat if the New York faction persists.
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Structural Iron and Bridge Workers’ Association
Buchanan
Parks
Samuel Parks
H. Fennelly
Albany
New York
Ten Injured In Halstead Street Cable Line Accident
Chicago report says ten people were injured with two in serious condition after a runaway cable train on Halstead Street traveled two blocks from Sixteenth to Eighteenth Streets. The grip man was blamed as the train struck two wagons before stopping.
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Halstead Street
Sixteenth
Death of Judge Davis in Chicago
Ex Judge Herbert J. Davis died at St Luke's hospital after illness begun September 1. He was a member of Lowden, Davis & Estabrook for several years. He declined civil governor of the Philippines and declined a Philippine bench offer from Judge Taft. He was forty five.
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Chicago
Herbert J. Davis
St. Luke’s Hospital
Davis
Lowden, Davis & Estabrook
McKinley
Philippines
Taft
Fire destroys home. resident dies of heart failure
In Newport Arkansas on September 28 the residence of Amos Tolet near town burned and he died from heart failure during the blaze.
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Newport
Ark
Amos Tolet
Prairie dogs to leave Cattle county voters vote yes
A rapid round up of brief incidents includes Cattle county Texas voters demanding prairie dogs be removed. Other items report A G Rottman a Chicago railroad man suicide in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Cattle County
Texas
A. G. Rottman
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles A. Balcki, Jr
Katie Leman
Galveston
Billings
Mont
Welsh Bros
Gordonville
Attala
Ala
Jenkins
Scranton
Bernard Eagan
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J. W. Batts
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Chas. Knoblauch
Mutual
A. D. McConnico
J. L. Fountain
Bryan
W. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
Mrs. Davis
DeWitt
E.C. Dewitt & Co
N. M. McDougald
Dillashaw Tap
Madisonville Road
Tom Preston, Bryan
East City National Bank
Simmons & Geue
H. B. Dorsey
Juan Cortinas
Ron
Bir
Watson
Dove of Peace
Kansas City
C. G. Parsons
Bryan, Texas
Iskeen
M. H. James A
Irs
Otto Boehm
Daggett Candy Company
Indianapolis
Garrison
Fort Sam Houston
Higgings
Houston
Dick Dowling
Daughters of the Republic
F. McCarth
James Jardine Reed
Omaha
Neb
Glenna Hyner
Haswell’s Book Store
Porgiae Dads
Cupion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Cole Bros
Thos
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