Burial of Manuel Canizas in Mobile Cathedral Service
One of Mobile’s largest recent funerals was for Manuel Canizas. The service began at 2:30 pm at the Cathedral after a 2 pm family home ceremony, conducted by Rev. Father E J Hackett. Delegations from numerous local groups attended, with burial at Catholic Cemetery and a large display of flowers on the grave.
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Manuel Canizas
Mobile
South Royal Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
E. J. Hackett
Young Men's Benevolent Association
Forest Camp
Woodmen of the World
Mobile Council
D. Gimon
J. C. Sullivan
John Brown
E. J. Higgins
John P. Dacovich
D. J. Callaghan
Robert Holcombe
Reud Baerman
Charles Kern
Personal News From Mobile Social Set at Local Hotels
Charles D. Hill and wife of Citronelle Alabama stay several days at the Battle House. J S Manly of Laurel Mississippi, chief clerk, visits Mobile. J T Ward and wife of Chicora Mississippi reserve at the Cawthon. Mrs E H Donnister of Tupelo visits Mobile. Mr and Mrs E T Hinton of Baltimore Maryland stay at the Battle House. Mrs J F Grenade and son of Frankville Alabama at the St Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Hill
Citronelle
Ala
City
Battle House
J. 8 S. Manly
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company
Laurel, Miss
Mobile
J.T. Ward
Chicora, Miss
Cawthon Hotel
E. H. Donnister
Tupelo
E. T. Hinton
Baltimore, Md
The
J. F. Grenade
Frankville, Ala
St. Andrew
Sunday guests from Mississippi at the Bienville
Dr. J A Donaldson and wife from Okolona Mrs Eugene Rouns ville and Mrs Laura Hunton with Dr Willis Walley and wife from Richton Miss were among Sunday guests at the Bienville returning home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Donaldson
Okolona
Eugene Rounsville
Willis Walley
Laura Hunton
Richton
the Bienville
Carelessness Proves Costly at Hales Bar Dam Blast
Four workers were injured and Fay Tree a white man and Oscar Miller a Black man were killed when a blast in a caisson at the Hales Bar lock and dam was set off by a man who fled. Authorities report the blast occurred while the men were below the surface and still inside the caisson.
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Associated Press
Chattanooa
Tenn
Fay Tree
Oscar Miller
Hales Bar
Tree
Miller
National club house planned as headquarters for club women
Plans for a national headquarters club house for club women are under way with funds being arranged by national women’s organizations. The Woman’s National Rivers and Harbors Congress set a May 16 meeting to aid the project, and local Women’s Federated Clubs have launched a campaign. The effort aims to provide visiting club women with home like comfort and independence from hotels in Washington.
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Washington
Club Women
Women's Federated Clubs
Woman's National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Capital
Postmaster notes envelope delay after Dayton factory restart
The stamped envelope factory at Dayton Ohio resumed operations after a flood closure. Postmasters' requisitions piled up and three weeks delay in fulfilling them is expected at first, then shipments will catch up. Also reported are a Meridian Mississippi Sunday excursion bringing over 150 visitors, a Mobile Alabama Echo meeting planning next year’s larger state Sunday School session, Janie Ryser named notary public, a marriage license for George W Chevalier and Mabel Claire Donnelly, and Thomas Woods promoted to assistant manager at Western Union in the Cotton Exchange building.
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P. D. Barker
Dayton
Ohio
Alabama State Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
Mobile
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
George H. Howze
Alice Morgan
Georgia
Lucy C. Evans
W. J. Evans
H. R. Whyte
E. Lou Whyte
W. J. Hester
L. B. Hester
Harrison County
Miss
R. B. Garrett
Emily Byrnes
Dallas
Texas
John B. Hogan
Chicago, Ill
George O. Johnston
Houston
George W. Owen
Pensacola
Florida
Pearl G. Well
David Files
Victor Gannard
Jean Dubroca
George 5. Holt
Daniel Jugran
Joseph Chastang
Margaret (Manette) Chastang
Eugene Chastang
Claire Raymond
Edmond 8. Raymond
Gertrude Dragis
Peter Dragis
John Or Jean Rochon
Eunice Rochon
Augustine Rochon
Adele Oppenheimer
Cauffman Oppenheimer
John Giffan
John Guiffan
John Guiffant
John le Guiffant
Pierre Chastang
Claire Barrieux
Augustine Chastang
Henry Chastang
J. B. Laurendine
J. B. Laurendine, Jr
Louison Laurendine Juzan
Victor Laurendine
Babet Laurendine, Jr
Peter Laurendine
Henry Laurendine
Edward Laurendine
Catherine Laurendine
Ruby Chastang
Mary ©. Cleveland
Towit
George FB. Holt
Daniel Juzan
Babet Laurendine
County of
State of
Alabama
Jackson Street
Three Mile Creek
Said Creek
Owen's Lane
John Bradford
Oscar Bradford
Sarah H. Parsons
Alice Parsons
N. S
Mobile Item
Burial of Mrs H M Krebs in Pascagoula
Funeral services were held in Pascagoula for Mrs. H M Krebs who died in New Orleans. She was 84 or 85 and mother of thirteen with seven surviving children E H Krebs B B Krebs J J Krebs Co L E E Krebs H J Krebs and Mrs C A Moore. Grandchildren numbered forty five and great grandchildren twenty four. She was a descendant of early local settlers.
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H. M. Krebs
Pascagoula
Miss
New Orleans
Porter Avenue
Church of Our Lady of Victories
Father B. O'Reilly
Louisville and Nashville
E. H
B. B. Krebs
East Ride
J. J
Co. L
E. E
H. J. Krebs
C. A. Moore
Krebs
Death of Kathleen Kane A two month old dies in infirmary
Kathleen Kane daughter of James and Sadie Kane dies after short illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at grandfather John E. Kane residence 209 Charleston Street.
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Kane
Kathleen
James
Sadiee
Toorrow
John E. Kane
Ton Street
Mag Cemetery
Sadie Kane
Charleston Street
In time a smoker learns that some very bum cigars have a beautiful gold wan oo
A perplexing note about cigars describes how even poor quality smokes can possess an unexpectedly fine golden sheen. The passage offers a concise vignette on curiosity and perception within a smoker's experience.
Not a bad idea to hear the Irish man's words
A fragment quotes an Irish speaker reflecting on speech and silence. The speaker recalls that the only words he ever spoke were when he did not speak at all, implying a paradox about expression and restraint.
Alabama Port Wins 9 to 4 in Sunday Ball Game
Alabama Port defeated the opponent 9 to 4 with W Lombard shining at second and E Jemerson hitting two triples. Lineups show Alabama Port players J Jemerson short D Jemerson first Thompson Dean Lombard Mabry Murray Redd E Jemerson H Jemerson and others. The Alabama Port club is organized for the season and seeks games with amateur clubs in Mobile and vicinity.
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Alabama
W. Lombard
E. Jemerson
J. Jemerson
D. Jemerson
Thompson and
Dean
Lombard
C. Mabry
J. Murray
Redd
H. Jemerson
Flannagans—King
J. Mabry
Townsend
Gonzales
C. Martin
Reese
Shaw
Brabner
Lee
Alabama Port Club
Mobile
Prisoner Recaptured After Escape From Road Gang
Sheriff Stallworth of Monroe County took Eugene Pearson into custody after he escaped from the county road gang while serving a larceny sentence. Pearson was captured in Meridian Mississippi by W C Lowery and jailed in Mobile County.
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Stallworth
Monroe County
Mobile
Monroeville
Eugene Pearson
County Road
Pearson
Meridian
Miss
W. C. Lowery
Government Job Work Ethic vs. After-Hiring Loafing
The line suggests a man who works hard to secure a government position, then reduces effort after landing it. It implies a tolerance for varied diligence levels among public workers and hints at merit versus lax post-hiring performance.
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Rhan
Man in a Hurry Skips Tasks in Mobile Court Note
Ex officio Register of the Law and Equity Court of Mobile notes a hurried man may have many duties but won’t complete them all. The fragment hints at a caution against overcommitment and inefficiency in legal proceedings.
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Cacé
Holzborn
the Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Carl Holzborn
Carl Holzborn on Fear and Pursuit in Love
A reflection on desire and danger as a woman fears the man she cannot escape. The piece probes pursuit, courage, and the tension between attraction and threat in intimate life.
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Guy
Amuler
Geo. Lauber
Theatre Street
North Broad Street
Dauphin St
Dauphin
Rickardy
Hamilton Street
Crown Cidef Co
Commercial St
Walkeradsworth Co
Investment Bankers Corporation Dept
East Lexington Reet
Baltimore
Ome Sewers Co
Jobbers Dept
Ehoboth
Delaware
C. C. Williams Clothing Co
St. Joseph Street
Bell
Bay Minette
Emile Herpin
St. Emanuel Street
Iorey
Martin Furniture Co
Dauphin Street
S. A. Blackwell
Guntown
R. D
P. O
Clironelie
Carrie L. Clemmons
Church Street
North
South Carolina
Conti Street
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Mobile Ad Ohio Railroad Company
Gulf Terminal Station
Mole
Erein
St. Louis
St. Louis Cairo Railroad Company
Connec
W. Finley
Police News
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
W. A. Zinn
Whistler
J. W. Rheinhardt
Methodist Church
Mobiel
Chicago
Mount Hope
Thomas B. Allman
William Raue
John Tew
George W. Daly
A. Kennett
Ill
Berk
C. L
A. E
P. V. Kennett
Robert Charlton
J. C. Howe
Dancing Academy
Green
German Relief Hall
Pauline
Spring Hill
Crichton
Crichton Station
Cross Railroad
Burton Avenue
Janie Ryser
George W. Chevalier
Western Union
Mabel Claire Donnelly
Thomas Woods
Postal Telegraph Company
Cotton Exchange
Western Union Company
McCray Refrigerator
Star Fish and Oyster Company
Foot Canal Street
Bell Phone
Apply
United Tea and Coffee Co
Broad Street
Hallett Mig. CO
Lafayette Street
East Lafayette
Government Street
Willie Stone
Dexter Avenue
Ellison & Wilson
Peoples Bank
S. E. Ann
Florida Streets
Marine and
Congress St
R. Bettner
Lcensed
Pollack Building
Dearborn Street
Hammel’s
R. Shepherd
Lucedale
W. A. Dozier
City Bank and Trust Co
Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland Office
Marie BE
Patterson
Marinello
ST. Joseph ST
Isabella L. Johnson
Price William, Jry
Mobile County
Curtis L. Johnson
Ervin & McAleer
Kid Brown
Interior Criminal Court
F. J. Haas
E. C. Jones
Amelia E. Price
Garrett Shaw
Law and Equity Court of Mobile - Equity
Charles T. Pollard
Benjamin Stanton, Jr
Frederick Blount
James Adama
Township
Villaplaint
Newar Ensy Eeeas
Fe County
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