Pope Pius X Improves. Daily Bulletin by Affending Doctors
Pope Pius X shows continued improvement as medical officials report progress. Affending physicians will issue only one daily bulletin detailing the pope's condition and treatment.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
1
Pope Sees Brother as Convalescence Advances
Rome April 19 Associated Press reports the pope’s condition improves with one daily bulletin. For the first time since illness, Angelo Sarto saw the pontiff, both tearful as they spoke briefly before being escorted out. Vatican denies rumor of fainting linked to the visit. pope slept well this afternoon and rested more easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Sarto
Marchiafava
Angelo
Beepi
Rome
Pope
Uhis
Vatican
Mae
Land Promoters Guilty of Fraud in Stock Scheme
A Philadelphiajury found John R. Markley Isiah B Miller A G Swart C M McMahon and W Armstrong guilty of conspiracy to defraud stockholders via mailings. The case involved 6 million in stock sold on false horticultural profits from a 288000 acre Campeche plantation and 1.5 million in dividends paid from subscriptions. The defendants await appeal while free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isby Associated Press
Philadelphia
W. Armstrong
Manger
Campeche
Mexico
Negro in Shadow of Gallows May Go Free
Nashville plea notes a warrant for the arrest of George Johnson alias George Jones, a white man, for the murder of Orman Henning. Pat Mulkey, a black man, awaits hangings scheduled for Tuesday after a 1990 August crime. Witness statements allege an unknown white man killed Henning following a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Ceal
George Johnson
George Jones
Orman Henning
Pat Muley
Allie Griffin
Carrey Ellis
Restaut
Henning
Miss Ellis
Boy Gets Life For Madison Murder In New Haven
In New Haven on Friday B. Page a 19 year old youth was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering Harold J Ford in Madison during March 1911. Page was captured in Colorado and brought east. robbery was the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Jd B. Page
Ciminal Superior Court
Harold J. Ford
Page
Ford
Madison
Colorado
Meriden
Robry
Heiress Lila Gilbert Marries Howard P. Renshaw in New York
The $15,000,000 heiress Miss Lila Gilbert marries Howard P. Renshaw after a license procured in New York. She once said the man must be smooth-shaven with curling hair and the odd requirement to raise pigs, a quirk tied to her family wool interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lila
Lila B. Gilbert
Howard P. Renshaw
Antis Rally in Capitol Oppose Woman Suffrage
A large group of anti suffragists gathered in Washington to oppose a constitutional amendment granting women the vote. Key speakers included Mrs Arthur M Dodge and Mrs A J George with protest letters from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
Senate Woman Suffrage Committee
Arthur M. Dodge
The
National
Possible Overthrow of Huerta Is Denied
Mexican Consul Roberto Gayson in this city wired the State Department after a dispatch predicted Huerta’s fall within fifteen days. Secretary De la Barra telegrammed that there was no basis for the rumors and they were absolutely false in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mexico
Roberto Gayson
State de la Barra
Secretary de la Barra
Norton to Serve Seven Years in Federal Penitentiary
W T Norton of Bartlettsville Oklahoma must serve seven years in the federal penitentiary for making false bank returns while he was president of the American National Bank in Bartlettsville. He was convicted in the SOL GUO VSG case involving the United...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
W. T. Norton
Bartlettsville
Federal Penitentiary
National Bank Examiner
American National Bank
Norton
SOL
Guo
the United
Editor Nelson Wins Acquittal
William R. Nelson editor and owner of the Kansas City Star was found not guilty of malice in the publication of an article that had earlier been judged guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to a day in jail. The Missouri supreme court commissioner found the piece substantially true and prepared by lay editors Murphy and Walter acting as Nelson's servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City, Mo
William R. Nelson
Kansas City Star
Joseph A. Guthrie
Missouri Supreme Court Today
Charles C. Crow
Kansas City
Guthrie
Minnie L
Claude F. Clevinger
Clevingers
Murphy
Clevinger
Karl Walter
Circuit Court
Jackson County
Missouri
Judge Alex Boardman Court Investigated in Louisiana
Washington report states the Department of Justice completed an investigation into United States Judge Alex Boardman and the Western District of Louisiana based in Shreveport. The Hicks report is with Assistant Attorney General Harr and may go to the Judiciary Committee. inquiry began in February prior to Wickersham’s retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Alex, Boardman
United States Court of the Western District of Louisiana
Shreveport
Department of Justice
Department
A. L. Hicks
Harr
McReynolds
Hey Judiciary Committee
Slide at Culebra Canal Damages Four Tracks
A fresh slide on the east bank of the Panama Canal at Culebra disrupted four construction tracks, leaving one in operation. The movement mirrors a February 5 event and is expected to recur as the bank height and material volume peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Panama
Canal
Culebra
Smoker Tonight at Battle House for Travelers
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League hosts a vaudeville smoker for traveling men at 8 pm Saturday in the Battle House auditorium and roof garden. President William H. Armbrecht urges members to attend to boost civic pride and support the commercial scouts. Music by Rowley orchestra, Crawford orchestra, and a brass band with novelties and overflow on the roof garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Mobile
Battle House
William H. Armbrecht
The
Chamber of Commerce
Rowley
Cawthon Hotel
Crawford
Fish Commissioner Resigns as Smith Is Named Acting Leader
President Wilson accepted the resignation of George M. Bowers as United States fish commissioner effective immediately. Deputy Hugh M. Smith was designated acting commissioner with a nomination to the Senate pending. Bowers expressed a desire to return to private business in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson Friday
George M. Bowers
United States
Hugh M. Smith
Bowers
West Virginia
Smith
Senate
River Stages on the Mississippi River
The Weather Bureau reports river stages at 7 am with changes over the last 24 hours. Cairo 48.8 feet, down 1.0. Memphis 72.2 feet, down 0.2. Vicksburg 51.2 feet, up 0.2. New Orleans 15.9 feet, up 0.1. Natchez 50.8 feet, up 0.5. Baton Rouge 32.8 feet, up 0.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Weather’ Bureau
Cairo
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Natchez
Miss
Baton Rouge
Weather map summary for Alabama Mississippi regions
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with cooler Sunday. Light variable winds. Alabama: fair tonight and Sunday. Mississippi: fair tonight and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
Mississippi
Belgian strike by printers and tailors extends across Brussels
In Brussels on April 19, a six day strike for equal political rights has drawn about 400000 workers, with daily losses around 2 million dollars. Printers and tailors joined, newspapers published in reduced form, while Premier de Broqueville rejects compromise or a referendum. Reports of minor violence are sparse and largely pacified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Joss
Charles de Broqueville
Albert
Ban le
Dinner party disturbed at Serring Belgium during strike
An act of violence disrupted a dinner party at a military police commandant's residence in Serring Belgium. A large bottle was hurled through a window as guests dined. no injuries were reported. The incident marks the first such violence since the strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serring
Belgium
Strike Situation Stays Stationary in Liege Region
The AP reports April 19 that the industrial region around Liege Belgium remains stationary as the strike situation persists though no major changes are noted. Local and regional workers continue to protest with disruptions to production and transport ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Associated Press
Belgium
One Man Arrested After Knife Fight West of Florence
Florence Ala April 19 A knife fight between Allen Looney and his father in law Cummins ten miles west of Florence left Cummins gravely wounded with two neck stabs and Looney jailed. Witnesses say Cummins was aggressor while Looney was stabbed on the wrist but survived. Both men described as farmers of good standing, ages sixty and thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ala
Allen Looney
Cummins
Looney
National League discipline tightens as fines hit several players
President Lynch imposed punishment for rule violations in a Boston versus Chicago game. Doyle of New York Wassel Town received three days for kicking, Heine Peitz of St. Louis was fined 50 and suspended three days for abusive language, Sweeny of Boston got three days for on field trouble, and Purdue of Boston was fined 10 for ball discoloration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New
Lynch
Doyle
New York
Wassel Town
Boston Yesteraay
Heine Peitz
St. Louis
Chicago
Sweeny
Boston
Ktcher Purdue
Pensacola Charter Bill Passes Senate
Pensacola Florida April 1 Despite efforts of the corporations the Pensacola charter bill including the public utility clause passed the Florida state senate Friday and is expected to go through the house without trouble The corporations were strongest in the senate and an attempt was made to strike the utility clause but the move failed though the vote was close The clause would let the city regulate service and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Florida State Senate
Stakes
House
Senate
Kerry Public School Building Burns In Alabama Fire
Reports say the Kerry public school building near Fayet te on the Southern Railway was destroyed by fire begun by a coal heater. The building valued about 6000 dollars carried 2000 dollars of insurance. It belonged to the Jasper and Tuscaloosa District Conferences of the Methodist church but was controlled by Berry public school trustees for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Ala
Kerry
Southern Railway
Jasper
Tuscaloosa
Methodist Church
Berry
Washington Officials Seek Quiet Moderation of California Land Bill
Washington grapples with California alien land bills as lawmakers delay action. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan privately press for changes to avoid Japanese objections, while officials weigh treaty issues and potential negotiations over land ownership rights.
Secretary Bryan Urges California Governor to Block Alien Land Law
Secretary Bryan telegraphed Governor Johnson urging him to withhold signature from any anti alien land legislation that might violate U S treaties with Japan. Officials kept telegram text private awaiting executive session. State Department seeks precise treaty limits on foreign ownership as lawsuits are pending. President Wilson rested and discussed the issue with Secretary Ryan. Officials hope for a peaceful solution before laws pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bryan
California
Root
United States
Japan
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
State Department
Department
Ryan
Eight Hurt As Central of Georgia Train Wrecks Near Lovejoy
Eight persons were injured in a passenger wreck on Central of Georgia No. 16 from Macon to Atlanta near Lovejoy Georgia. Three were seriously hurt and two trainmen along with an unknown woman were carried to Atlanta on a cot in the baggage coach. Railroad officials ordered bloodhounds to the scene, believing an obstruction on the tracks caused the crash. The accident occurred in a deep cut and no coaches overturned. A relief train from Jonesboro rushed to aid the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lovejoy
Central of Georgia
Macon
Atlanta
Here
Jonesboro
Reclaimed West Lands Sought for Settlers Use
Lane considers a proposal to turn reclaimed lands to the department of agriculture for settlement and development as work is raised by the reclamation service. Secretary learns from engineers and G. M. Bailey of Oregon that settlement could be increased by supervised cultivation and adherence to planned use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Lane
West
Department of Agriculture
Reclamation Service
G. M. Bailey
Oregon
Ammunition theft hits Juarez garrison amid border panic
April report from El Paso describes the Juarez garrison losing breech blocks for cannons and machine guns and a shipment of ammunition blocked at Naco. Panic spreads as pesos dip to 45 cents, food and beer costs rise, and banks wary amid Huerta era instability and missed U S loan recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Juarez Federal
Naco
Juarez
United States
Ojeda
Juan N. Vasquez
Jose Pierce
Madero
United States Customs and
Ariz
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua
Mexico
Huerta
Abscess in Ear Causes Death of Young Farmer
EUFAULA Alabama April 1 In a race with death to the hospital in Montgomery Bob Bush a well known young farmer of White Oak died Thursday afternoon at the residence of his father Frank Bush of this city He had been suffering with an abscess in the ear pressing upon the brain In a final effort to save his life he was started to Montgomery but upon reaching Eufaula physicians judged his condition too critical for the eighty mile trip He died a few hours after arriving at his father's home The young man belonged to the Bush family and is survived by a wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Ala
Montgomery
Bob Bush
White Oak
Frank Bush
Bush
Wreck Injures Four on A T and N Train near Emelle
North bound passenger train on the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad derailed near Emelle Sumter county Friday morning due to spreading rails. Conductor Willard Sumner seriously injured, three passengers sustain minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Ala
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Emelle
Sumter County
Willard Sumner
Farm Conflict Ends With Gunfire in Hartselle
News from Hartselle Alabama reports a serious dispute between farmers G M St John and Mr Fowler over a cedar settlement. Shots were fired with Fowler wounded but not fatally. St John posted a thousand dollar bond without arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Ala
G. M. St. John
Mr. Fowler
Fowler
St. John
Item accessible to you citywide at many outlets
A list of newsstands and drug stores across the city where the item may be purchased appears, including Van Antwerp's Burke's Nelson's Neff's McDonald's Sutton's Battle House World News Company Fells Kearns Cawthon Hotel Donnelly's Neville's Weinacker Bros Oakdale Pharmacy Crichton Pharmacy Gilpin's Prichard Cawthon Dr Co Plateau coat ey urkett's Archibald's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp
S. Burke's
Nelson's
Neff's
McDonald's
Sutton’s. Battle House
World News Company
Fells
Kearns
Cawthon
Donnelly’s. Neville’s. Weinacker Bros
Oakdale
Crichton Pharmacy
Gilpin’s Pharmacy
Prichard
Cawthon Dr Co
Plateau
Coat Ey
Urkett’s. Archibald’s. Pueee Vere D'S
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Ettore Marchiafava
Andrea Amici
R. Markley
J. B. Miller
Boy
Minnepalis
Theederal
H. W. Otos
Wil- Minn
Great Northern Railway
Gilbert and
Terview
Ren
Shaw
Miss Gilbert
Puero
Bysy Derats
Epee
Ual
Oppositg S
Alice Pauke
Mary Walker
Thomas
Willie Putnam
Massachusetts
Kate Douglas Wiggins
Molly Elliott Seawall
Nelson
Alex Boardman
C. of
C. Arid Alt En
Los
Las
Rage
Hub Perdue
Rven
Inen Aauuns
Sacramento
Gov. Johnson
A. T. & N. Railroad
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