Mobile Presbytery Ends After Successful Session
The spring meeting of Mobile Presbytery at Broad Street Presbyterian Church closed on Wednesday night with thanks from the Presbytery. Brewton was chosen as next meeting place for October, with Rev. Dolphy elected moderator and Elder Mix of Bay Minette clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Presbytery
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Broad Street
P. H. Hensley
Brewton
H. W. Wallace
Camden
O. C. Dolphy
Monroeville
J. F. Ford
W. F. Harris
Ray Minette
H. W. Rowe
Citronelle
Dolphy
J. P. Mix
Bay Minette
Wallace
Rowe
Ford
Harold M. Dempsey Funeral Notice in 1915
Harold M. Dempsey entered into rest April 15 1915 at 9 00 am. Funeral information to be announced later.
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Dempsey
Harold M. Dempsey
Hardwick Leaves Passenger Traffic Post for Montgomery
The retirement of S. H. Hardwick as passenger traffic manager of the Southern Railway, to become passenger agent at Montgomery Alabama, is announced. W. H. Tayloe of the Chesapeake Steamship Company succeeds him, effective today due to ill health.
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Washington
Contract for Raising American in Abeyance
Bids were received for removing the hull of the packet American lying mid channel opposite Turner Terminal but no contract is yet placed due to Captain Lindsey’s illness. He has been ill at home for a week with la grippe.
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Turner Terminal
H.4m
Lindsey
Acid Stomachs Dangerous Advice From a Distinguished Specialist
A noted specialist warns that acidic stomachs irritate the stomach lining, causing trouble. He says standard medicines fail to address the acid, which must be neutralized with bisulfated magnesia after meals to prevent fermentation and acidity, and to allow normal digestion.
Lincoln Death Observed as Government Sits at Half Mast
Washington marked the fiftieth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's death with government offices closed and Americana at half mast. President Wilson suspended business and officials joined in silent tribute nationwide and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Lincoln
Kentucky Night Rider Found Guilty and Four-Year Sentence
P. C. Jenkins, a Bitler county resident, was found guilty in Bowling Green on charges tied to western Kentucky night riding. He received four years in prison after prosecutors said he led masked men to W. A. Webster’s home near South Hill and forced Webster to witness the assault on his wife, daughter, and son. Webster, age 60, remained the central figure. seven co-defendants’ trials were postponed.
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Bowling Green
P. C. Jenkins
Bitler County
Kentucky
Jenkins
W. A. Webster
South Hill
Webster
Battle 8000 Feet Air Duel Eins French Victor over Albatross
The French aeroplane, with Lieutenant Chambre as observer, fought an 8000 foot air battle against a German Albatross near Rheims. The German ship fired over 100 rounds but struck only the French wings. the eleventh round forced the German craft to fall. German officers were captured unharmed.
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Bordeaux
Chambra
Rheims
Chambre
City Briefs From Probate Bonds To Publicity Plans
In probate court Joseph H Lyons appointed notary public by Gov Charles Henderson filed his bond. A marriage license issued to Julius Howard Wright and Mary Kron. Licenses issued to William Pringle Bertha Frost Evangelist E Mitchell Clara Lloyd Sandy Roberson Ella Harris. Richard Kuppersmith requests burglar return watch. money small matter. Chamber of Commerce convention and Tourist committee meet Thursday at 4 pm to discuss cooperation. Publicity committee to meet Friday at noon to discuss advertising schemes. Laborer Charles Wade arrested for carrying concealed knucks with brass knucks found as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Lyons
Charles Henderson
Julius Howard Wright
Mary Kron
William Pringle
Bertha Frost
Evangelist E. Mitchell
Clara Lloyd
Sandy Roberson
Ella Harris
Richard Kuppersmith
Kuppersmith
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Leon Schwarz
J. C. Bush
Charles Wade
Claiborne
Lipscomb
Adama
Broadus and
St. Clair
Clairvoyant Readings by Linda at St Charles Davis Parlor
Nature’s Gifted clairvoyant and medium offers life readings covering business love marriages divorces social conditions and success. Readings 50c separate parlor for ladies. Take Prichard Whistler or Maggvine cars and get off on St Charles and Davis near cemetery.
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Artemus Lindo
Lindo
Prichard
Whistler
St. Charles and
Davis Avenue
Cemetery
Linda
Maggvine
Deaths and Funerals Mrs. C. D. Sands of Mobile
News from Mobile reports the death in Montgomery of Mrs. C. D. Sands formerly Miss Isabella Parker of Mobile. The death followed an illness of under an hour and eerily her husband died in the same manner. Survived by sister Frances Parker nephews Marlena Parker Woodruff and Harvey Parker half sister Mrs. Butts of Boston and nine children including Rev. Father Eugene D. Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Sands
Mobile
Montgomery
Isabella Parker
Mrs Eliza W Tatum 77 Dies in Mobile
Mrs Eliza W Tatum aged 77 died at her home 304 State street after weeks of illness. A Georgia native she moved to Mobile from Marion District DC to live with her daughter Lucy and Clara Tatum. Funeral Thursday at 5 pm from the family home with interment at Magnolia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Tatum
Eliza W. Tatum
State Street
Georgia
Mobile
Marion
D. C
Lucy
Clara Tatum
Magnolia Cemetery
Bailey Bound Over After Book Snatching Hearing
Bailey identified as the book snatcher and bound over to await the next grand jury under a 250 dollar bond after a preliminary hearing before Recorder D H Edington. Witnesses included Miss Anna Frederick who followed the suspect and Patrolman Po dead istol who made the arrest. The accused showed signs of fear and perspiration during apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Edington
Jim Bailey
Frederick Glore
Anna Frederick
Po Dead Istol
Governor Ralston Calls Dixie Highway Meet in Louisville
Indiana Governor Samuel M. Ralston said he urged Dixie Highway Commission governors to hold a meeting in Louisville, Kentucky on April 21. He noted he initiated the call after being asked to convene the original discussion of the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Dixie Highway Body
Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel M. Ralston
Dixie Highway Commission
Louisville
Suffragettes Plan Calls on Senator O Gorman on Votes
In New York on April 15 Mrs. C H P Belmont announced that 600 New York women will march to Senator O Gorman's office on April 30 to seek his views on woman suffrage. The event begins a nationwide campaign by the Congressional Union of Woman Suffrage to interview members of Congress. O Gorman reportedly assured support for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, York
C. H. P. Belmont
New York
United States
O’gorman
Belmont
Congress
Congressional Union of Woman Suffrage
O'Gorman
Safety First Topic at Mobile Telephone Club Meeting
The Mobile Telephone and Telegraph Club meets Thursday night in the Colonial room of the Cawthon Hotel to discuss "Safety First." Members weigh dangers and potential damage suits tied to the slogan while noting company stock purchase options for employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Telephone & Telegraph Club
Colonial Room
Cawthon Hotel
Telephone Company
Suspects Arrested After Pawn Shop Search Lights Found
William H. Williams of 307 Marine Street and Frank Rodgers of Laurel Mississippi were arrested by local detectives after being found with search lights at a pawn shop. They were docketed on the normal charge and scheduled for a hearing before Recorder Edington Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Williams
Marine Street
Frank Rodgers
Laurel
Miss
Edington
Klipp Unable to Attend Hearing of Gonzalez
In the recorder's court on a Wednesday afternoon J M Gonzales Jr charged with assault to murder. Complainant A Klipp could not attend due to confinement in Mobile Infirmary. Case reset for April 28 as Klipp's condition improved from serious to out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gonzales, Jr
Recorder's Court
A. ©. Klipp
Edington
Klipp
Several suits filed in law and equity court
On Wednesday afternoon multiple suits were filed. Chatfield & Woods Co. vs Angsley Lithograph & Engraving Co. for 181.28, J W Gould vs J J Feore for 296.15, R H & R M Smith represent plaintiffs. Webb & McAlpine for Milner vs Vizard and Leatherbury for 400. J O Agree for Butler Realty Co. vs George Morton Butler for 60. Thornton Miller Co. vs Foster for 143.69. plaintiff represented by R H & R M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Equity Court
Chatfield & Woods Co
Angsley Lithograph & Engraving Co
J. W. Gould
J. J. Feore
R. H
R. M. Smith
Webb & McAlpine
H. K. Milner
William Vizard
George 8. Leatherbury
J. O. Agree
W. B. Inge
H. Morton Butler
Clarke-Butler Realty Company
Thornton Miller Company
George M. Foster
Norwegian Ship Sails Carrying Timber to Liverpool
The Craigisla, a Norwegian steamer clearly marked with flag and home port, sails in tow of a Mobile Towing & Wrecking Company tug bound for the lower bay awaiting favorable weather for voyage to Liverpool. The W. Mills heads for Havana in tow, while Verona departs for Puerto Cortez with merchandise. Fort Morgan bananas hoped for in port as loading work continues.
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Liverpool
Eng
Craigisla
Mobile Towing & Wrecking Company
Lower Bay
Co. W. Mills
Havana
Verona
Pier 1
Puerto Cortez
Norwegian
Mobile Liners, Inc
Eay
J. M. Guffey
Cuba
Cuban Molasses Company
United Fruit Company
Fort Morgan
Hon
Temperance Meeting At Bethel Tonight
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts a temperance program at Sea Men’s Bethel Thursday night. Participants include Misses Margaret Thompson Elna May McDavid Margaret Manard Elizabeth Crabtree and Thompson McRae Edward Fortner and Arthur Fortner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Seamen’s Bethel
Margaret Thompson
Elna May McDavid
Margaret Manard
Elizabeth Crabtree
Thompson McRae
Edward Fortner
Arthur Fortner
Brownatone hair stain offers safe color solution
The Ken Pharmacal ton Co advertises Brownatone as a lead free hair stain that dries instantly, provides a uniform color from brown to black, requires no washing or rubbing, and offers free samples with 1 cent for postage. Sold by Biennenee Dave in Mobile and other local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Pharmacal Ton Cal Co
Pike Street
Covington
Mobile
Bienneene Dave 8
Bauer
R. L
Whistler Churches Prepare Choir Practice For Convention
In Whistler Alabama the Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools plan Friday night rehearsals at the Methodist church ahead of the April 25 convention. Master Jim Shennessy remains home with a severe foot cut. friends hope for his speedy return. William Jennings left for Bayou la Barre to fish several days. Natalie McCarthy returned from Toulminville where she visited her sister Mrs Juanita Morgan. Belle Ballentine can now be out after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Ala
Methodist
Baptist Sunday Schools
Methodist Church
Jim Shennessy
William Jennings
Bayou la Barre
Natalie McCarthy
Toulminville
Juanita Morgan
Belle Ballentine
Wonder Cure Promised for Health Woes and Weights
A Worried Man asks about aging and energy and is told to take three grain cadomene tablets daily for restoration. Mr L L C B seeks weight loss guidance and is advised 5 grain arbolone tablets with sealed tubes from drug stores. Mrs L B requests stomach and bowel relief and is urged to buy double four stomach and bowel medicine. A reader seeks nerve and weight improvement with three grain hypo nuclane tablets. Lee seeks rheumatism relief and is promised guidance on a sure remedy.
Mrs. Roosevelt Satisfactory After Operation
Mrs. Roosevelt is reported in satisfactory condition following an operation at Roosevelt Hospital. The nature of her ailment was not disclosed. Colonel Roosevelt remained at the hospital with Mrs. Roosevelt until she was moved to the operating room and later paced in a private room awaiting news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
Lambert
Cornell
Sturgeon
California Fig Syrup ad promises quick relief for colds and tummy troubles
A mother’s guide extols California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy for cross, feverish, or constipated children. It claims to cleanse the stomach and liver, ease sour stomach, and restore playfulness within hours, urging readers to buy the genuine 50 cent bottle from California Fig Syrup Company and beware of counterfeit copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Quack Remedies and Home Treatments Advertised in a 19th Century Column
A printed medical advice column lists various patent remedies and tonics. It promotes iodide mixtures, colchicum, sarsaparilla syrup, and “plain yellow mingos” for scalp itching and hair loss, plus balmwort tablets for bladder pain, and sulfur bolstered tonics for constipation and blood thickness. It also prescribes hypodermic notes and home treatments for catarrh and cough, urging simple home remedies and packaged “three-grain” prescriptions.
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Phildelphia Business College
Civil Service Dept
Philadelphia
Alabama
Mississippi
Maotale
Idwin
Clarke
Monroe
Wilcox
Conecuh
Escarab
Sandon
Fenesien
Georges
Poe Greene
Keenarton
P. O. Box
Phone Bell
Ivanhoe ‘Sg. Co
St. Louis
Item
Baldwin
Washington, Clarke
Conécuh
Escambia
Jackson, Harrison, George, Perry, Greene
Wayne Counties
Mobile Item
Rite Us
Smith Brothers
Dept
Concord
P. N
Marsena Parker
Rickardy
South Dauphin
Ferris
Omer
Carneau
Fish River Poultry Yards
Magnolia Springs
J. F. Jordan
N. Royal St
Uwanta Pressing Club
Bell
S. E. McCreary
Price Williams
Mobile County
William M. McCreary
Stevens, McCorvey
Troy Lamary
St. Emanuel Bt
N. Ann St
J Barret Lumber Co
St. Louis So
S. Wilkinson St
Government Street
Southern Realty Company
St. Francis St
Parcel Post
Tage
Evergreen Plant Co
Evergreen
Smith Piano Co
Qo.c
Denmark
Corner Chatham
Texas
Cail Bell
S. Lafayette Street
Semmes
W. S. King
Grand Bay
Union Church
Burkett’s Wood Yard
Home
Ren
Reed Avenue
Call Bell
Conti St
N. Joachim St
S. Royal
St. Joseph St
N.eee
Fern
Lyric
Diane
Temperance Hall
Temper
Ance Hall
AD Department
Box
Silby’s Bicycle Co
Government
Prof
A. Cooper
Pauline
Aera
Palmist
Spring Hill
Celia Miller
J. E. Suggs
N. W
Old Shell Road
Bell Phone
Glennon Ave
Glennon Avenue
M. M
W. M
George A. Maloney
City Bank
Home Garden Association of Mobile
S. H. Hardwick
Gianpeae
Bailey
Sen
Hello and
Ticker Club
Gonzalez
Lee
Cross
Adv
Lewis
Hose
Lewis Baker
College- Ees Sts
Dayton
Ing
W. Z
RB. G. O
Farrow Coal Coq
AL and
WOOD
Fhones
Office Royal and
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