Oyster Schooner Seized on Libel in Mobile
The oyster schooner Emelia Gloria of the Mobile Fish and Oyster Company fleet was seized by U S Marshal G B Deans on entering port and guarded. A libel by Herman Linstrom seeks wages for services, with bond likely to be posted. A second seizure target is the sunken river steamer James T Staples, submerged in the Alabama river near Secession Bend, with a watchman to be stationed. the wreck may be raised this summer for investigation.
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Emelia Gloria
Mobile Fish and Oyster Company
United States
G. B. Deans
Emilia Gloria
Herman Linstrom
James T. Staples
Benjamin Young
Alabama
Secession Bend
Coffeeville
Croxone advertised as quick relief for backache and kidney issues
An advertisement touts Croxone as a unique remedy for backache kidney trouble bladder and urinary disorders rheumatism and stiff joints. It claims rapid action by cleansing poisons uric acid from the blood and improving kidney function with immediate and lasting effects.
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Earth
Electrician narrowly escapes death after live wire shock
James H. Farrar an electrician with Mobile Electric Company suffered a near fatal shock when his head touched an exposed terminal choke coil at the Royal and St. Louis power house. He lost consciousness for ten minutes but was revived by the pul motor and later sent home. Farrar has been with the company for years and previously injured three years ago at the lower house.
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James H. Farrar
Congress Street
Mobile Electric Company
Royal
St. Louis
Farrar
T. K. Jackson
Mobile delegates plan to lure 1914 Sunday School Convention
About two dozen Mobile county delegates plan a special train trip to Huntsville for the April 15 state Sunday School Convention. The Mobile County Sunday School Association reports 30 enrolled with more names added daily as they push to bring the event to Mobile.
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Huntsville
Mobile County
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Mobile
State Association For Mobile
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
R. L. Howell
Transportation Committee
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Tuscaloosa
Gadsden
Dauphin Street Paving Plans Expanded Citywide
The city prepares a twelfth paving project extending beyond the last route, with Dauphin from Reed Avenue to the limits and Monterey from Government to Dauphin, plus Shell Road to Ann. Residents show oral requests for Shell Road, while property owners remain noncommittal. Jett Bros. contracts will grade ahead on Government Street south side. a $1.50 per sq yd paving option is sought amid cost comparisons of bituminous macadam brick wood block and asphalt.
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Monterey Street
Government
Dauphin
Shell Road
Ann
Broad
Dauphin Street
Reed Avenue
Pine Street
Ann Street
Mobile
Government Street
Catherine Street
Jett Bros. Contracting Company
Catherine West
Trial of Brown Begins Thursday in Oakdale Killing
The second trial of William J. Brown for the July 16 1912 murder of Alfred Percy in Oakdale opens Thursday at 10 am in the city court. Attorney C W Tompkins says he will prove insanity while solicitor Clarke argues malice and premeditation. A special venire has been summoned and a two day trial is anticipated.
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William J. Brown
Alfred Percy
Oakdale
C. W. Tompkins
Clarke
Venice
Amusements at Lyric and Orpheum Offer Week of Shows
The Lyric presents Scheep Days this week by Gus Fmdwards with three daily performances. The Orpheum continues The Moonshiners Daughter to Wednesday, while Work and Wages by Higley v U Harrington Stock Company plays Thu Sat nights and matinees. A new ladies rest room and nursery is announced for the Orpheum.
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Lyric
Gus Fmdwards
Orpheum Theatre
Orpheum
Kentucky
Higley V-U Harrington Stock Company
Dee Kellner
Funeral Notices Burns Dorlon
Entered into rest April 9 1913 Ethel Lee Burns daughter of David P and the late Elodie Burns in the 21st year of her age Funeral 3 30 pm from No 607 Conti street and from the Cathedral at 4 pm Dorlon Mulford N died April 9 1918 in his 30th year Funeral 2 pm from 21 S Lafayette street and 2 30 pm at Dauphin Way Baptist Church Interment Magnolia Cemetery.
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Burns
Ethel Lee Burns
David P
Elodie Burns
Conti Street
School bond debate on Barton Academy use
The Round Table Club discussed a $150 000 school bond for Barton Academy on Tuesday night. Aubrey Boyles proposed repurposing the building as a high school, but a unanimous view held the funds could not be used for that purpose and that law barred it.
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Barton Academy
Round Table Club
Aubrey Boyles
Blackfriars Next Week at Preamland Theatre
The Blackfriars dramatic club of the University of Alabama performs at Preamland Theatre Thursday April 17 presenting one of Bernard Shaw's brilliant dramatic conceptions. You
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Blackfriars
the Blackfriars
Dramatic Club
University of Alabama
Preamland Theatre
Bernard Shaw
Baby eczema relief story from Reading makes trust in Resinol
Mrs. Fletcher of Reading describes her baby’s six month struggle with eczema. After applying Resinol Soap and Ointment, the child slept through the night and the sores dried. The letter touts free samples and urges others to try Resinol for itching and skin eruptions.
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Reading
Wm. M. Fletcher
Dept. 14-T
Resinol
Baltimore
Alabama Methodist Educational Board Meeting Actions Plans
Dr. W. M. Cox of Pensacola presided over the executive committee meeting of the Alabama Conference Methodist church South. Policies for Southern University Greensboro women’s college Montgomery and Downing Industrial School Brewton were discussed. The session at St Francis Street church lasted several hours with members Dr. C. A. Rush Dr. J. A. eraeeens J. S. Frazer and W. M. Bakesome in attendance.
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W. M. Cox
Pensacola
Fila
Board of Education
Alabama
Methodist Church
South
Southern University
Greensboro
Ala
Women's College
Montgomery
Downing Industrial School
Brewton
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
C. A. Rush
Evergreen
J. A. Eraeeens
Treas
J. 8
Frazer
Mobile
W. M. Bakesome
You Never Can Tell Play By College Dramatic Club
A college dramatic club presents You Never Can Tell as a Shaw revival following Macbeth Taming of the Shrew Twelfth Night and Candida. Seat sales begin Tuesday April 15 with strong advance demand and large expected audience.
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Fanny
College Dramatic Club
Collegians
Shaw
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New York
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Buffalo
N. Y
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St. Paul
Minn
B. J. Dennis
8. A. Buchanan
Philadelphia
J. B. Simpson
Chicago
Ill
R. EB. Eskildson
Omaha
Neb
L. R. Robinson
Kansas City
Edwin F. Pardee
New York City
N. B. Sizer
Brooklyn, N. Y
Beara
Centaur Company
Staples
Power House
C. J Gayfer & CO
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Balkan
Ratine
of New
Brown
Eczema
Alabama Methodist Educational Board
van Antwerp Drug Corp
New Orleans
Sean
City Ticket Office
South Royal St
H. C. Geron
Beth
R. Cousins
Bell 210
City Ticket Agen
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