Bijou Theatre to Host Confederate Veterans Meetings in Birmingham
The Bijou Theatre in central Birmingham has been chosen for Confederate veterans business meetings during the May 16 to 18 reunion. The 2,200 seat venue sits at Third Avenue and Seventeenth Street near hotels and is on the streetcar line from the State Fair grounds where about 6,000 veterans encamp. The Chamber of Commerce committee favored its location and capacity for comfortable gatherings.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bijou
Third’avenue
Seventeenth
Tut‘wiler
Hikman
Morris
Morton
Chamber of Commerce
Hippodrome
Chamberlain's Tablets Doing Good Narrated by Gloversville Woman
Mrs. F F Smith of Gloversville New York writes of Chamberlain's Tablets giving her relief after three years of liver trouble and treatment with little improvement. She says the tablets helped many others she told about them and encourages others to obtain them.
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F.F. Smith
Gloversville
N. Y
Chamberlain
Fraternal News Seeks Reports On Meetings And Events
Fraternal groups ask lodges to send news of past and upcoming meetings for The Item Sunday edition. Notes cover Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge postponement to May 24 25 in Montgomery and related events from Knights Templar Alabama to Woodmen of the World and Odd Fellows district gatherings.
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Knights of Columbus
New Orleans
Allison Owen
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Soto
Odd Fellows of
Mobile
Baldwin
Washington
Escambia
H. C. Pollard
Union Lodge No
Alabama Lodge
Union
Baldwin Lodge
Foley
Ala
Mechanics Lodge
Whistler
McInnis Lodge
Grand Bay Lodge
Grand Bay
Napoleonville
Crighton
Citronelle
Bay Shore
Bayou la
Confessions Of A Wife And A Nurse In Troubled Times
A widow narrates a grim decision and recalls an inspirational nurse Miss Eaton who faced terminal cancer with dignity. The account ties to a convention of Odd Fellows and Daughters of Rebekah observers, as a hospital training era memory unfolds through intimate dialogue and a life saved by resolve.
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Mrs. Waverly
Busy Monday in Town Ends with Erratic Post Office Scene
Jed Doolittle is described as the busiest man in town on wash day. He hurries home for dinner then rushes back to keep a half past twelve appointment. He lingers at the post office and licks the Mexicans until two.
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Jed Doolittle
Osawatomie
Kvans
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Circuit Court
Mobile County
Oliver J. Semmes
City Court
Mobile, Ala
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Netalee
Awhi
Iarma
Homas i Smith
Edward D. Laurendine
Palmetto St
Phelan B. Dorson
Roper Street
Saffold Berney Law and
Equity Court
Lex H. Smith
Price Williams
P. Williams
Claude A. Grayson
van Antwerp Bldg
Sehiou Ae
Pepeart
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Ann
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Old South
Montgomery
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Anniston
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Cyrene
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Hillman Hotel
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Omaha
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Woodmen of the World
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Sovereign A. Verneuille
Sovereign G. Seiple
Woodcraft
Milton Denmark
John R. Gale
Chas. H. Delhomme
Levin Bauer
Reese R. Murphy
Magnolia Cemetery
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L. Arras
R. R. Murphy
M. V. O'Rourke
L. L. Ludvigsen
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Sylvester J. Berbeze
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Government Street Loop
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Council 714
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John X. Wegmann
Louis W. Peterson
Henry M. Martin
U. S
Maple Camp No. 5
Uniform Bank
Moose Auditorium
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Seiple
Wilmer Lee McGuiry
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Alice
Miss Eaton
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Reiss Mercantile Co
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