Baptist Association Chooses Mobile for Next Convention
Mobile ministers return from the Mobile Baptist Association meeting and announce that the next convention will be at Tabernacle Church in Mobile. Debate over Dr. W B Crumpton’s resignation ends with a resolution expressing confidence in the retiring secretary and endorsing his past work at the closing session in Silver Hill Alabama.
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Baptist Ministers of
Mobile
The
Mobile Baptist Association
Tabernacle Baptist Church
W.B. Crumpton
State Association
Friends of
Silver Hill
Ala
Dangerous Indulgence in a Household Temptation
A narrative contrasts a well kept city home where a temperamental maid disrupts harmony with two failed attempts at other positions. The mistress warns Annie to curb self indulgence or ruin her life. Annie discovers a lover, strives to reform, but a long wait triggers another burst, ending in a broken engagement and a sobering, hopeful lesson on humility.
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Holland
Annie
Toreet
Playing in Indian Cost Twelve Children’s Lives
Twelve children in Brooklyn have died this summer while playing in fringe adorned costumes. A five year old girl’s death prompted a coroner’s physician to urge parents to avoid flammable fringes in costumes. The Associated Press reports the tragedy highlights costume safety for children.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Lincoln's Son Celebrates Seventieth Birthday in New England
Robert T Lincoln son of President Lincoln and former secretary of war turned seventy celebrating with a dinner party in Manchester Vermont. The Lincoln foursome included Horace G Young George H Thatcher and Robert M Janney. Lincoln remains active enjoying golf each afternoon.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Robert T Lincoln
President Lincoln
Horace G. Young
George H. Thatcher
Albany
Robert M. Janney
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Police Notices on City Court Discharges and Holds
George Briskol owner of a Royal street shoe shining parlor and pressing club was discharged in recorder's court after arrest for operating without a license. W S Harding painter discharged on disorderly conduct. J P McMillin held to city court grand jury without bond on a statutory offense involving a minor girl. Bryant Burke arrested for assault and battery discharged by Recorder Edington.
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George Briskol
Royal Street
Walter Burch
Recorder's Court
W. S. Harding
Gus Santis
Post Office
Recorder’s Court
J. P. McMillin
Ike Kruse
Bryant Burke
Larry Murray
Isaac Blackhawk
Edington
Mer' and the Hedge Thorn Wry Reflection
A terse reflection recalls longing for simple living while noting the sting of a hedge thorn. The speaker contrasts wistful nostalgia with a sharp personal moment, using humor to frame a compact meditation on modern ease versus rougher realities.
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Adam
Old Racing Spirit Returns to Saratoga Crowds
Associated Press reports Saratoga, New York, swelled with fans for racing after four years. Hotels overflowed and trains ferried extra visitors as every grandstand box sold ahead. Whisk Broom FEL’s absence due to a bad lame condition dampened the day’s excitement.
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Associated Press
Saratoga
N. Y
Whisk Broom Fel
Iowans Threaten Lynch Suspect After Assault Attempt
In New Hampton Iowa a mob threatened to lynch David Dyer a black man after he was accused of attempting an assault on a 16 year old girl. Sheriff Russell dispersed the crowd but danger remains.
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Associated Press
New Hampton
Iowa
David Dyer
Emma Ganske
Russell
Chance for Young Man to Enter Annapolis
Congressmen Dent announces a 1914 vacancy from Alabama’s Second district at the United States Naval Academy. One principal and three alternates will be appointed by March 4, 1914. Mental exams will be in Mobile, Montgomery and Birmingham on the third Tuesdays in February and April. Physicals occur at the academy after navy department notification.
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Montgomery
Ala
H. Dent
Alabama
United States Naval Academy
Mobile
Birmingham
Naval Academy
Navy Department
Socks on a New Rochelle Street Car
A pretty young woman with a large hat stepped onto a Main Street New Rochelle trolley and revealed black silk open work socks held up by men's stockings. Women nearby gasped and commented while a crowd of men followed. She left at Esplan Heights with a smile, accompanied by two surprised men.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Main
Lawton
L’esham Heights
Kidney Trouble Cured by Foley Kidney Pills
J I Hackl of Lincoln Illinois reports a cure for kidney trouble that began with a lame back and credits Foley Kidney Pills with quick and permanent relief. The ad highlights backache headaches sleep disturbance and rheumatism as signs. It also notes the product contains no habit forming drugs and is distributed by Van Antwery Drug Corporation. The ad ends with a provocative line about women voters being manipulated in political influence pitches.
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J. I. Hackl
Eighth St
Lincoln
Ill
Foley
van Antwery Drug Corporation
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