Mobilians Given Highest Praise
Special to The Item from Anniston Alabama reports a meeting of negro members at the First Baptist Church addressed by C Johnson of Mobile president of the Colored Baptist State Laymen's Movement. He praised Mobile leaders including Mayor Laz Schwarz Dr Van De Erve Health Officer Dr Charles A Mohr for promoting health and salvation. He urged self mastery and service urging believers to do more than others and live by conviction.
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Anniston
Ala
First Baptist Church
C. First Hnson
Mobile
Colored Baptist State Laymen
Laz Schwarz
van de Erve
Medical College
Charles A. Mohr
University of Nevada chief lauds Monaco science links
Dr Joseph Edward Stubbs president of the University of Nevada returns from Monaco praising the Monaco Zoological Institute and announcing planned exchanges of specimens and materials with California Stanford and Hawaii science departments. He hopes Prince Albert lectures and notes Monaco aims to expand sea food supply.
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Wheeler
Jordan
Stubbs
Joubine
Paris Oceanographic Institute
California
Monaco
Scientific Department
Hawaii
University of Nevada
Prince Albert
Monaco Institute
Largest Alabama Sunday School convention draws 1403 delegates
The thirtieth annual Alabama Sunday School Association convention in Huntsville drew 1403 delegates from 63 counties and most denominations. Highlights included addresses by Rev. R. J. Bateman and leaders from Methodist, Presbyterian, and the International Sunday School Association, plus music by E. O. Excell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Sunday School Association
Huntsville
Alabama
Sunday School Association
R. J. Bateman
D. D
First Baptist Church of
Troy
J. B. Wadsworth
North Alabama Methodist Conference
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
A. L. Phillips
Richmond
The
Presbyterian Church
Model School in Black Belt
In 1904 Emanuel M. Brown opened an industrial school near Minters Alabama, the Street Rural Training School, now serving over 200 students with five teachers, four buildings and 30 acres. Funded largely by black patrons and Northern donations, it aims to teach English and industrial skills to strengthen home and farm life. The eighth annual commencement drew white and Black leaders. main buildings Howe Hall cost about 7000 dollars with 4000 from Northern donors.
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Minters
Ala
Emanuel M. Brown
Snow Hill
Booker T. Washington School
Tuskegee
Richmond
Dallas County
Brown
Ual Training School
J. D. Allison
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
Mass
William. D. Brigham
J. G. Street
Walter Powers
Frances Carr
Dorchester
W. J. Edwards
Henry A. Barnes
Moses Hunter
Selma
I. S. Brown
Arthur Little
D. D
James 8. Howe
Brookline
Carlowville
Snow Hill Institute
D. W. Jemison
Thomas M. Campbell
Harry Simms
Agricultural Department
J. S. Hope
Tuskegee Institute
Howe Hall
James E. Howe
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Medicine
An advertisement claims spring sickness causes weakness and poor appetite and presents Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy used daily by thousands.
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Hood
Coming Wedding of Count Bernard de Portales and Miss Elinor Hubbard
The impending marriage between Count Bernard de Portales of Paris and Miss Elinor Hubbard of Meudon is drawing strong interest in the United States. Bernard, son of the Portales counts, was widowed from his first wife Miss Drouillard of Nashville. He has focused on educating his three daughters. The ceremony is planned for Neufchâtel in August.
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Arctic
Count Bernard de Portales
Elinor Hubbard
Count Bernard
United States
Auguste Portales
Paris
Miss Drouillard
Nashville
Tenn
Count de Martinprey
Miss Hubbard
Meudon
Portales
Neufchatel
Spring Rheumatism Relief With Chamberlain Liniment
Warns readers to expect rheumatism in spring and recommends rubbing affected parts with Chamberlain's Liniment, promising quick relief. Advertises sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bank Cashier Short Attempts Death by Own Action
S C Ward cashier of the Bank of Cuba Sumter county Alabama attempted to take laudanum after discovery of a 5000 shortage and bank loans totaling 13000. Directors closed the bank to avert a run and the state banking department took charge with plans to reopen Monday. Ward plans to repay the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
S. C. Ward
Bank of Cuba
Sumter County
State Banking Department
Ward
Mary Upshaw Arrested on Embezzlement and Trespass Warrants
In Montgomery Alabama on April 26 Mary Upshaw a Black school teacher was arrested at the request of Monroe County sheriff. He says she is wanted in Mobile for embezzlement and in Monroe County for trespassing after warning. She will be sent back to Monroe County first.
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New York
Ruth Trufant
Henry G. Williams
Hotel
York
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Upshaw
Monroe County
Mobile
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Mobilians
Annistol
Nevada
Ruth L. Truant
E. O. Excell
Frank D. Ware
J. H. Wienand
F. A. Riley
A. Y. Napier
China
Mothers’ Department
B. I. Douglas
R. A. Clayton
Birmingham
Randolph
Coffffee
Morgan
Fayette
Clarke
Marengo
Lee
Walker
North Jefferson
Geneva
Madison
Perry
Red Star
Mission
W.B. Crumpton
Baptist State Board of Missions
Do. Pearce
Model School
Black Belt
Industrial Institution
Madame
Mobile’s
Dolar Bank
Short
Mav
Victrola
Reynalds Music House
Dauphin St
Mobile, Ala
J. and
B. Cigar
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