Alba Fishing and Hunting Club to Reorganize
Alba Fishing and Hunting Club, once a popular city organization, reorganized after a lapse. At the Windsor hotel meeting President George Thomas outlined plans to remodel buildings and grounds and inaugurate a new roadway and jitney service to the Dog River clubhouse for fifty cents round trip. Captain Peter F pat was noted for donating the club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba Fishing and Hunting Club
Windsor Hotel
Board of Revenue
Dog River
George Thomas
Peter F. Pat
Grand Army Men to join U. C. V. on Memorial Day
Mobile G A R members have been invited by Commander Hood of Raphael Semmes Camp U C V to attend the annual memorial exercises at Confederate Rest Magnolia cemetery next Sunday. They assemble at 3 30 p m at the National cemetery and join services beginning 4 p m. Also notes a tan maire silk suitcase and toilet articles in a nut brown celluloid case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Post
Hood
Raphael Semmes Camp
Confederate Rest
Magnolia Cemetery
National Cemetery
Windsor club elects Warner honorary life member
The Windsor club notes regrets at the absence of a member and hopes for his speedy recovery. D. E. Warner is named an honorary life member. A committee of five is formed to raise membership standards. Temporary officers: George A. Thomas president, William Gass secretary, Charles DeBriere treasurer. Annual meeting set for May 10 at 8 p.m. with lunch at the Windsor hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Warner
Messrs
R. C. Jones
Frank W. Crenshaw
William Gass
W. H. Reynolds
Dave S&s Bauer
George A. Thomas
Charles DeBriere
Windsor Hotel
Maritime Vessel Listings and Crew Names on Pier 2
A fragmented OCR list shows vessels such as Fort Gaines Winton Siguard and Strathcona with associated names including Alex Lawrence Hildegard Ethel Clark Irma Bentley Zeta Blandford and Annie Parker. Multiple nationalities appear with Norse Swedish Danish Russian and American identifiers among vessel crew or owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Bentley
Zeta
Widman
Blandford
Strathcona
Georgia D. Jenkins
Annie M. Parker
VESSELS IN PORT
In Port listing shows Ollinger Bruce Dock facilities with steamers and barkentines at Dry Pier 8 Pier 5 Pier 1. Ships and schooners are laid up at Gulf Dry Docks Turner Terminal and Spanish river Bay Steamers at Foot Eslava Street Municipal Docks Ollinger Bruce yards Cuban ports Puerto Cortez and Hon. Foreign ports River Platte. Repairs underway. vessels at United Kingdom Bermuda Trinidad and Bay Trade Daphne Ala at Fairhope Mag Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuban
Puerto Cortez
Maritime Movements and Arrivals Across Southern Ports
Shipping notes from Savannah Tampa Key West and Mobile detail the Sabine bound for New York delaying by three hours after loading 400 bales of cotton in Mobile. Isabella of Porto Rican Steamship Co. completed loading after mud-ground delay and sailed for Porto Rican ports. Other vessels include Annie M Parker in need of inspection, Freda for Bahia, and river packets City of Mobile and Alma leaving upriver destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallory
Sabine
New York
Key West
Tampa
Fla
Mobile
Isabella
Porto Rican Steamship Company
Annie M. Parker
Cardenas
Cuba
Gulf Dry Docks
Freda
Pensacola
Bahia
Brazil
City of
Alma
Savannah
Quantico
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Queen Maud
Chile
City of St. Louis
Glendoon
Denmark
Seminole
Brunswick
New Orleans
Vanbrant
New Haven
Fila
Manchester
Gansfjord
Frontera
Mary Park
Avonmouth
Puebla
Newlands
Gaiaon
Norfolk
Legislators to Address Mobile Suffrage Association
Representatives from Mobile county will discuss their suffrage stance before the Mobile Equal Suffrage Association. Dr. Ellen B. Ligon announced invitations from lawmakers and noted plans for May and June talks. May 1 was declared Suffrage Day with an open meeting at the Cawthon hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Mobile Equal Suffrage Association
Ellen B. Ligon
Cawthon Hotel
Claude A. Grayson
Harry T. Hartwell
Bart B. Chamberlain
W. E. P. Wilson
Ligon
United States
Vessels bound for Mobile and other ports listed
A maritime shipping record lists vessels bound for Mobile and other ports including Nubian Laurenson from Liverpool to Mobile Liners and Fort Morgan to United Fruit, with multiple routes such as Tarpon coastwise to St Andrew and Gulf and Oscar G to J M Scott. Other entries note sailing from Havane to sadedacher and Bluefields to J M Scott, among others.
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Viator
Erikson, Garston
Hubbard-Zemurray
Nubian
Laurenson
Liverpool
England
Lampasas
New York
Mallory Steamship Company
Tarpon
St. Andrew and Gulf
Belize
B. H
Orr-Lauben
Bodo
Puerto Cortez
Chamelecon Steamship Co
Alabama
Matanzas
Cuba
Cuban Molasses Company
Polstad
Androsson
Scot
van Heynigen Brokerage Company
Cratheus
Martinique
Seeberg Steamship Line
Waldimir Sawin
Copenhagen
Den
Fort Gaines
Hon
Bear S of Ale Company
Edna V. Pickles
Havane
Sadedacher Company
M T
Newport News
Gulf States Shipping Seas
Transatlantic
Eng
Gulf States Shipping Company
Oscar G
Bluefields
Nic
J. M. Scott
Bark City of
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promises Quick Liver Relief
An old medical advert touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to cleanse the liver and improve blood health. It claims many users feel better and seize relief from sluggish digestion and related discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bay Minette prepares for strong local baseball season
The 1919 Bay Minette baseball group elected W. B. Logan manager and J. W. Snowden captain as they plan a season opening in Daphne. The squad features tall, seasoned players aiming to be the town’s strongest team yet. Also, East Side Thimble Circle gathers for a sewing gathering with Mrs. W. E. Mutchler and serves refreshments. J. W. Weaver from Huntington Indiana visits for a week. Blackfriars of the University of Alabama perform at the town auditorium with a large expected crowd, followed by a grand banquet for the troupe and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Minette
Ala
W. B. Logan
J. W. Snowden
Daphne
Weaver
Indiana
J. W. Weaver
Huntington
Ind
Blackfriars
University of Alabama
Ert
Maloney Preparing for Tick Eradication in Mobile County
Farm and demonstration agent George Maloney has inspected dipping vats across Mobile county and trained farmers in use ahead of Tick Eradication Week starting Monday. He praises county interest and foresees Mobile becoming tick free soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maloney
Mobile
Maloney
Church honors memory of longtime member Jasper Daniels
At a First Christian Church meeting, resolutions of regret were adopted over the death of Jasper Daniels, one of the congregation’s oldest members, who recently passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Jasper Daniels
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Sorey
Maggie
Aspuur
Gar. Stennett
Grand Army
Sloan
Allen Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
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Florence
Texas
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Earl S. Sloan
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Otitle E Insurance Company
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Nord
Siguard
Dan
Vula
Swed
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Marga
É Vance
Bennesvet
Charles C. Cessa
Beeavedr
Apollo Teen
James A. Carney
Barkentines
Henderson Docks
Ollinger-Bruce Docks
Turner
Turner Terminal
Spanish River
Eslava Street
Municipal Docks
Ollinger & Bruce Municipal Docks
River Platte
United Kingdom
Bermuda
Trinidad
Bay Trade
Fairhope
Mag
Marine News
Mobile Suffrage Association
Nicosian
J. M. Guffey
Panuco
Guantanamo
America
UNITED SHIRT @ COLLAR CO
Troy. N.Y
W. S. Royal
Government Street
Arge
Dauphin Street
St. Michael Street
Bay Minette Department
Thimble Circle
East Side
W. E. Mutchler
Review
Reiss Mercantile CO
Candy Manufacturers Howells Kitchen
Daupais Street
Bell
Henry R. Bianee Os Candy Co
Furniture Stores
Furniture Co
Home
Dauphin
Munro's Select School of
Pitman
N. Royal Street
Mobile Roofing & Cornice Co
S. Water Street
Commercial Print Company
Real Estate and Insurance
Duggan-Taylor Beatey Co. Inc
Royal Street
Ce Cream
Mobile Ice Cream Co
Cor
Conceptic and
St. Louis
Sin Bell Bell
Public Accountants
Oene
van Antwer
Bidg
SAA Aces
Nack Carrings & Wagon Works
Royal Stree
Bell.ort
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