Shippers Forecast Mixed Temps for Upcoming Northbound Shipments
Forecast calls for a 32 degree threshold for 36hour shipments heading north while moderates prevail east and west, guiding loading times and route planning.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1913
Page
8
Forecast calls for a 32 degree threshold for 36hour shipments heading north while moderates prevail east and west, guiding loading times and route planning.
Mrs M Benjamin aged 18 and Sam Jacobs aged 29 were stabbed in a dispute at the woman's home in Fort William Ontario yesterday. Both were hospitalized with serious wounds including a gash to the abdomen and thirteen chest and stomach wounds. Benjamin says Jacobs attacked her.
Advertisement roundup notes manufacturers seeking ideas with prizes and free patent options. Victor J. Evans & Co offers four books and patent services. Glyza Chemical Co advertises a free gift watch for applicants. A lost item alert offers reward for a pearl sunburst diamond centre. A local firm seeks a young lady stenographer with experience for a wholesale business in Mobile Alabama.
Regina Saskatchewan April 12 two members of the engineering department A J Broderick and George Kidd lost their eyesight after a gas generator exploded yesterday at a local college.
New York entries pad the field for the 1913 Bermuda challenge trophy with a focus on W. T. Wheeler’s Tec a 39 foot 10 inch power yacht to be launched soon. Enthusiasm grows as owners prepare for the offshore event and Captain P J Fraser praises a June 7 start amid favorable winds and seas.
Corrested at noon April 12 shows a roster of ships in port. The Bermuda racing notes describe June weather ranges from calm to fresh breezes and heavy swells, with warnings about untested amateur skippers and boat entries, citing Captain Fraser and experienced motor boat crews.
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Captain Frac describes heavy swells and the difficulty of passage as moderate seas for spring or summer feel calm by winter standards. Logs from 1902 to 1911 show similar June conditions, with occasional four hour blows that fail to raise substantial seas.
Phillip J Nathan died Saturday morning April 12 1913 at 7 40 o clock in his 50th year Friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral from the family residence 407 South Warren Street Sunday April 13 1913 at 1 30 PM and from St Johns Church at 2 00 PM Interment in Cemetery
A donation of 19 dollars for the relief of Lower Peach Tree tornado sufferers was received by Secretary George G. Card of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce. The gift was raised by Mrs. J. M. Kroner and Mr. Kroner and credited to the Women of Dawes and the community. A barrel of clothing and provisions had already been sent to Dawes for those in need.
Philip Nathan of Mobile aged 50 died Saturday morning at 7 40 at the family home 407 South Warren street after an illness of over a year He was a member of St Johns Episcopal church Surviving are his mother Mrs P Nathan a brother David Nathan a sister in law Mrs D Nathan two nieces Lilian and Ruth Nathan and others relatives The funeral will be Sunday at 1 30 from the family home and at 2 from St Johns church Interment in Magnolia cemetery.
A wave of cold air rides over the country with clear skies and freezing temperatures reaching as far south as New Mexico while frost forms in northern and central Texas. Rain in the Atlantic states stems from a low barometer area, with heavy precipitation in some spots. Washington reports 2.80 inches. A separate low over the north Pacific coast brings warm conditions there. Fair weather is expected at Mobile tonight with warmer temperatures Sunday afternoon. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
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