Land Sale Report Highlights Acre Prices Across Texas
June 17 report from Heagrent Texas notes a sale of Barwyns property with bids around 164000 per acre. Federal and tank car claims discussed as part of a larger legal action, with Washington deferring certain claims while South and Central America seek seizure compensation from the United States. The document references a pending interagency determination and potential property transfers under U S control.
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Heagrent
Tex
Tesas
Washington
Stata
United Stars Cinean Crumismon
Inter
Central America
Unitad
United States
Charlestan
Deposed Teacher Killed Self After Duel At School
In Dothan Alabama on June 17 Professor Rankin, assistant to the principal, attempted to secure reinstatement. A Saturday duel escalated and Rankin fatally shot Gearse before taking his own life.
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Dothan, Au
Pankin
Dothan
Hint
Gearse
Menu
Rankin
Forged Records in Cincinnati and Disturbances in Courts
The summary cites a Cincinnati forged records case with Judge Tarvin presiding and contempt accusations against a Striker in the Serton circuit court at Cor-Inktom. Detroit reports June 11 with Pingree’s political notes and a London-bound party. June 17 Knights of Honor appoint new officers. A Newport item notes a large employer increase and a Washington dispatch covers a Dawes Commission dispute and Rodgers’ Manila return.
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Cincinnati
Sune U
Tarviin
Serton Comity Vrcuit
Cor- Inktom
Tarvin
Fedora Court
Jude Walter Rune
Not a Candidate Responds on Appointments Amid Rumors
George Findlay denies candidacy and any close ties to a yamarnn agency role, saying he is not a candidate. Remarks touch on revenue collection and railway commissions. Governor Stanley comments on pensions and Peters selection, noting Judge Peters nearly missed the seventh district seat. Harvey County lies on the district’s eastern border.
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George Findlay
Burton
Gtmes
Hotar
Stanley
Pen—Sion
Peters
Goring
Harvey County
Harlem race track faces injunction against bookmaking
Opponents of track gambling secured a temporary injunction against Harlem race track management after Judge Tuley granted it on Saturday, with Judge Holdom supporting. A deputy sheriff was sent to enforce the order, preventing further pool selling until a broader writ may cover Washington Park club and the American Derby.
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eSee Ee Chicory
Jane
Judge Tuley
Washington Park Club
Unclear Telegraphs From Porto Rico Governor Allen
Secretary Hay reports a July 4 session plan and talks of procedures for Porto Rico. The telegram mentions internal taxes and trade terms under Foraker and references the inland and fortifications. Details are garbled and names are partially obscured.
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Washington
Hay Teday
Allen
Porto Rico
San Juker
Foraker St
Fundy
Weather and election notes from a fragmentary page
The snippet records cooler unsettled weather with mention of gusty winds and a 41 degree low. It also references a late 19th century or early 20th century civic note about a “Vote Again at Revised Lone” in Jamestown and a synod meeting devoted to rites, with a vote that was defeated.
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Jamestown
N- Moraine
Rites Betes
Servant Girls to Form Union in Chicago
Chicago agents of the Woman's International Labor League announce a plan to organize about 60,000 servant girls and women in Chicago. An eight hour workday with overtime pay and holidays is to be claimed, with stipulations on weekly recreation time. The move seeks affiliation with other female labor groups.
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Chicago
Woman's Interational Labor League
Chicago Federation of Labor
British surprised at Steenkoois camp by Boers
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria that General Beaston’s column near Steenkoois faced a Boers force after a dawn attack. Twenty eight wounded, six killed, two officers among the dead, most others captured or escaped to Beaston’s camp. Full details awaited.
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Crs
Seid Altemon
Beaston
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Elliott
de Wet
Helta
Paroled Men Listed After Governor's Clemency
The governor granted parole on a day of pardons ending long lists of inmates. Among those freed were eight individuals in various offenses from assault to robbery and murder, with sentences ranging from two to life terms. A former soldier, eight men, and others received release or continued confinement as part of the clemency actions. The report notes several specific county ties and case details.
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Stanley
Cro Pareles
Sidenther Arnold
Harvey
Robert H. Heth
Sedgwick
Jasper Rainey
Siam County
John W. Skidmore
Bourbob
Erand Larceny
Julio F. Bassell
Pous~las County
Willam Woodward
Huey
Jal Jones
Cherokee County
James Pence
Yon County
Win
MoGikvinck
Mirder
Geerev
Dimen Frantin
Latette County
Graid
Dawes Home After Health Improvement
Former Attorney General Col Frank Dawes returns to Leavenworth from a weekend visit as doctors report his stomach ailment less serious and an operation may be avoided. Treatment plans and optimism for a permanent cure are noted as other officials discuss medical steps. The piece also reports naval movements involving the Alabama at Newport and upcoming summer cruise plans, plus a London note on wheat market trends.
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FR Dawes
Leavenworth
Dawes
Bourdky
Peneway
Topekan
Newark at Suez Sies June 17
The Trusted States cruiser Newark that left Manila May 5 is homeward bound and has arrived. Domestic sewing machines available very cheap at St Kansas Avenue Babooce & Fhost, Agents.
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Newark
Suez Sies
Manila
Bou
St. Kansas Avenue
Babooce & Fhost
POLITICIANS AT THE SPRINGS FOR HEALTH AND SPORT
Kansas politicians including State Treasurer Grimes visited the springs for a week as guests of a local telephone manager. They spent the summer there for health and recreation, with politics set aside for a special time. Grimes enjoyed baseball and drew attention from the Kansas crowd in the grandstand.
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Kansas
Treasu Grimes
Bnd
Altorsernh ‘Tracy
Hannell
Togo
Eversfiody
Grimes
Alcedo Enjored After Suburban Win Injury Update
New York June 11 report that Alcedo, winner of the Suburban, received a severe cut on his coronet at the post but finished and won the race. Trainer James M. McCormick says the colt is recovering well with walking exercise, remains slightly sore at the cut, and is in first rate condition overall.
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Asceas
James M. McCormick
Alcedo
Third Kennedy Trial Ends with Hung Jury in Murder Case
New York June 17 The twelve jurors failed to agree on a verdict in the third trial of Dr Samuel J Kennedy for the murder of Dolly Reynolds. The judge discharged the panel and remanded Kennedy to the Tombs. Kennedy showed emotion as his attorney Mr Moore and District Attorney Philbin consider a motion to quash the deadlock. The court noted multiple ballots with splintered results, while Reynolds known as Dolly Reynolds was found dead at the Grand Hotel on August 16. A $19,000 check in her corset, signed Dudley Giron and traced to Samuel J Kennedy, was linked to alleged race winnings. Kennedy had been twice denied conviction, with the appeals court granting a new trial in 1900. The third trial began May 6 after transfers and prior hung juries.
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Agres
New York
Samuel J. Kennady
Kdally’ Reynolds
Fudgy Newburger
Trudee
Gee
Mgres
Drr. Kennedy
Moore
Philbhin
ExmeHne
Reynolds
Dolly" Reynolds
Grand Hotel
Inti
Samuel 1 Menntdy
Dudley Giron
Samuel J. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Sing Sing
Court of Appeals
Puraman Gurite
Phitbin
Onbcorns
Leidy Named to State Textbook Commission
Governor Stanley appoints Senator Premont Leidy of Butler County to fill the vacancy on the state textbook commission created by A. J. Saylor’s resignation. Leidy, a longtime teacher, opposed state uniformity and previously argued against a maximum price schedule for books, influencing debates over new textbook standards.
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Stanley
Premont Leidy
Hutler County
State
A. i. Saylor
Empoerta Nornel
Leidys
Werk
Leldy
Atau Ife
Pingres Grows Weaker Amid Ill Health Reports
London July 13 The anxiety here over the condition of former Governor H. Pingres of Michigan rises as he suffers a severe dysentery attack. Medical reports say his strength is slightly weaker than yesterday and concern grows for his recovery.
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Pingres
London
Lannee
H. 5
Michigan
Philippines War Crimes Trials Note Bandits Beheaded Robbers
Washington reports eleven cases tried by military commissions in the Philippines. The famous Bandatahans ring led by Miranda faces sentences including hanging for most members. General MacArthur says there is no peace while lawlessness persists and urges united action with authorities.
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Washington
Bandatahans
Teezdare
Shpir Wiodma
Cepfire
To & Steret
Dliwady
Ani
Ihem
BlacArthur
Buruan
Miranda
Real
Abelino
Prieate Henry F Shater
Company L
Seventeenth Infantry
LisaArthur
Jose Baligod
Tio
Pi Pf
Hand
Aimaa
Messencer
Severine de Guise
Racoor
Sam Nicolas
Cavite
Phey Phruck
Sensel
Nea
Market Report from Chicago on Wheat and Oil
The Chicago market report notes a mixed day with wheat showing slight declines while oil shipments and futures trading expand. Prices drifted as investors weigh supply signals, June activity steadies and local receipts edge toward contract levels, with some declines in corn and oats influencing nearby values.
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Chicago
Hart Borth- West Roosper Invest
Mtn
Heapoltn
Ax Unih
Wesa
Reninat
Exon
Geman
Amder Orienttion
Have You a Mirror That is Ailing
A humorous advertorial asks readers if their mirror is sick and promises curing most ailments except rust. It markets in-store repair on Quincy street, a 3 or 4 day treatment for 35 cents per square foot, and pushes new hammock stock plus low priced hardware and fireworks amid a cluttered mixed listing.
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Quincy Street
Remember It Pays to Trade at THE FAIR headline
The page notes a promotional fair at 618 Kansas Avenue with agricultural market details. It references livestock prices and cattle receipts, plus grain and produce market observations from Kansas City and Topeka. The report includes live stock summaries, cattle and calf quotes, and wheat, corn, and oats prices with market movements and nearby futures commentary.
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Tovilern
Baturdey
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