Carranza aims at Monclova as Huerta ouster looms
Dispatches say Carranza forces approach Monclova in a decisive battle feared to compel a Huerta removal if the federals lose. U.S. senators mull Fall’s resolution to seek full Mexican information and protect Americans, while Ambassador Wilson faces White House opposition and possible suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuevo Leon
San Luis Potosi
Carranza
Monclova
War Department
Mexico City
Mexico
Huerta
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
State Department
United States
Wilson
White House
Wth
Flood
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
German native John Miller dies at Whistler residence
John Miller of German origin dies at his home on St Stephen's road near Whistler at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon. He had lived in Whistler for sixty years and leaves relatives in Mobile. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 o'clock at the residence and 30 o'clock at St Bridget's Church. Interment will follow in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Germany
St. Stephen’s Road
Whistler
Eccased
Mobile
St. Bridget’s Church
Miller
St. Stephen's’ Road
St. Bridget's Church
Miller Reports to Finn to Play Right Field Sunday
Elmer V. Miller an outfielder from Duluth Minnesota has joined Finn and will play right field in Sunday's game. Miller reported to the manager last night and is expected to boost the lineup for the Montgomery club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Finn
Montgomery
Ala
Aus
Elmer V. Miller
Duluth
Minn
Molon's Baseball Matinee At German Relief Hall
The matinee game at German Relief Hall is called for 8 p m and Mobile will be at Montgomery. Fans are promised the coolest place in town with plenty of ice water and free admission for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Waybill Clerk’s Grain Diversion Arrest in Jackson
J M Evans a way bill clerk for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad is accused of diverting three grain carloads to Memphis and selling one car to Jones and Rogers. He admitted diverting three cars and claimed others never moved. Evans was arrested in Memphis after being detained by Captain O Haver and A Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Roper
J. M. Evans
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Jackson
Jones & Rogers
South Front Street
A. L. Chester
Evans
Chester
Emphis
O’haver
Brunner
Camp Street
New Orleans
Jones & Rodgers
Kivans
Handsome Girl for Young Bride
Miss Mary Hather Stewart, bride of A Richards once a Wisconsin track captain, received a wedding gift of 100000 dollars from her grandfather John Stewart, a wealthy lumberman. Mary is the first granddaughter of Mr. Stewart to marry. her father T R Stewart sits in the state senate and presides over the First National Bank of Aurora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Aurora
Ill
Mary Hather Stewart
John Stewart
A. Richards
University of Wisconsin
Stewart
T. R. Stewart
State Senate
First National Bank of Aurora
Woman Says Suicide Attempt Aimed For Heart
Mrs. Adelia Schnyder in New Orleans explains she tried to kill herself after a quarrel with her husband Isaac Schnyder. She stole a 38 pistol from her mother’s wardrobe and shot herself in the left breast at 9 10 am, recovering at Charity Hospital with non serious wounds. She insisted she has no intention to try again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Adelia Schnyder
Isaac Schnyder
Madeline Paulman
Charity Hospital
Palace Jewelry proprietor injured in bicycle crash
Isadore Dahlheimer owner of Palace Jewelry Company was severely injured when a Western Union messenger bicycle collided with him at Royal and St Francis streets. The rider Ed Lavenhouse was knocked from his bike but unharmed. Dahlheimer suffered a broken arm and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Dahlheimer
Palace Jewelry Company
Ed Lavenhouse
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dahlheimer
Royal
St. Francis
Lavenhouse
Danzey Man Shot by Officer Improves in Sanitarium
John R. Danzey, shot in the leg by Traffic Officer William Chandler after an alleged attack, is reported to be improving rapidly at the Inge Londurant sanitarium. A city commission inquiry into Chandler's action is expected after Danzey's recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Danzey
William Chandler
Danzey
Inge-Londurant Sanitarium
City Commission
Chandler
Westerners at Lucerne Packed Hotels for Peak Season
At Lucerne on Aug 2 crowds of American visitors fill the leading hotels. Late arrivals include Mrs Morehead and Miss Anderson of San Francisco, Ferdinand Blumenthal, F Paul and family of Los Angeles, Mrs Wilson of Oakland, and Mrs Keene of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Morehead
Anderson
San Francisco
Ferdinand Blumenthal
F. Paul and
Los Angeles
Wilson
Oakland
Keene
Chicago
New York Woman Loses Car and Bank Funds in Attachment
In New York at Bonavista apartments Sheriff Harburger and Deputy Sheriff Winters seized Mrs Marie LaMar's automobile and $51 from Fifth Avenue Bank to satisfy a $248.51 judgment secured by Manchester Garage Company. The sale occurred before requests for postponement. Bierman bid $75 above lien for the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lamar
Sgierrman
Lamar
New York
Bierman
Woman vows charity after nearly $100000 diamond theft
Mrs. John H. Hanan of Narragansett Pier says she will not replace stolen jewels but use money for charity after the $100,000 loss. Detectives press Mrs. Hanan and Mrs. Rumsey for help as police seek clues from a Providence house rumor of a wealthy occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett
July Weather Record: Warmest and Coolest Day Tied
The Weather bureau report shows July 6 tied for the month’s high at 98 degrees and low at 70 degrees. July 22 matched the 70 degree low but not the 98 degree high. July had 18 thunderstorms and 5 clear days with 4.41 inches of precipitation and southwest winds averaging 6.2 mph. a 85 mph northeast gust occurred July 6.
Cannibals but Gentlemen Describe Central Africa Folk
Dan Crawford, author of Thinking Black, arrived in New York aboard a steamer and described Central Africa’s negroes as cannibals yet the most splendid gentlemen in the world after twenty three years among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Africa
Dan Crawford
Crawford
London's Lure Attracts Many Americans Still
Americans linger in London after a busy social season as visitors like Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. George Cavenish Bentinck rent estates and stay at the Ritz and Claridge's. Notables including Astor, Vanderbilt, Gould, Taft, and the Marlborough duchess mingle with British hosts while plans for munici pal women candidates unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Goodwood
Ritz
Spain
W. W. Astor
Scotland
Glendoe
Invernesshire
Arthur Lee
Hamilton Fish
Ogden Armour
James McLean
Bostwick
Richard Loundsberry
New York
Continent
Frederick Williams Taylor
Lady Taylor
George
Lady Murray
Haddon Chambers
May Robinson
John Lane
Muriel Hind
William Astor Drayton
Claridge’s
Devonshire
Drayton
Helen Squires
United States
Cuba
William Phillips
Reginald Brooks
Waldorf Astor
Cliveden-on-the Thames
North Berwick
Burton
Cincinnati
Ersland
George J. Gould
Ritz Hotel
Stork
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Paris
8. R. Guggenheim
Henry W. Taft
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Carlton
President Lowell
Alwond's
John W. Cox
Henry C. Phipps
American physicians entertained at Dresden banquet
Seventy American physicians en route to the London medical congress were entertained this week by the Dresden municipality. Twenty members of the American Civic Association visiting to study German municipal government were guests at another banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Medical Congress
London
American Civic Association
Reiss Mercantile Co Ad Opens in Town
The notice announces the Reiss Mercantile Co. opening or advertisement in the area, listing the business as a local merchant. Details emphasize location and availability of goods for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiss Mercantile Co
Item Today
Ady
Wagner's Saxony Home Sells to Distiller for Schnapps
Richard Wagner’s Pillnitz residence in Saxony has been auctioned to a distillery owner and will be used to produce Schnapps and cognac. The sale drew ire from music lovers and the press, who lament the destruction of the composer’s historic Loehringren house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Berlin
Richard_ Wagner
Pillnitz
Saxony
Loehringten
Police collect 1147 dollars in July records
Police records show July collections from fines totaling 1 147 80 dollars. In July 1913 631 persons were arrested with 191 white and 322 colored. 178 white men and 13 white women. 219 colored men and 113 colored women. Discharges totaled 150. Two liquor license arrests were bound over to city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Recorders Court
James J. Barry, Sr
Crenshaw
Negro man arrested in theft of Jersey cow
Frank Ward of Prichard was jailed at police headquarters on a grand larceny charge for stealing a Jersey cow from L. N. Ward of Toulminville. Police say Ward tried to sell the cow for 30 dollars Thursday night and he faces arraignment in recorder's court Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ward
Prichard
L. N. Ward
Toulminville
Recorder’s Court
Burial of Alfred Gronbeck at Pine Crest Cemetery
The funeral of Alfred G. Gronbeck was held Saturday from his south Brewster street home and at Pine Crest cemetery. Rev. A. F. Carr of Government Street Presbyterian church led services at the residence and graveside, with many floral designs placed on the graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gronbeck
Alfred G. Gronbeck
Brewster Street
Catherine
A. F. Carr
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Pine Crest Cemetery
Ill-Spent Life Ends in Shootings at Busy Fifth Avenue Corner
Abram Fink a Buffalo jeweler shot Miss Bessie Silverman on Fifth Avenue at Thirtieth Street and then killed himself. The woman was wounded in the neck. Fink died on the curb. Police say she planned to leave the relationship amid tensions over her lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Fifth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Abram Fink
Buffalo
Bessie Silverman
Fink
New York Hospital
Post
Louis Silverman
Silverman
Meyer Silverman
Roxbury
Mass
Burglary charge against Charlie Tyrrell in Lawrence case
Charlie Tyrrell of Lawrence and Delaware streets was arrested Saturday night on burglary charges. Will Carter, complainant, alleges missing feed and other items. A Carter hat was found on Tyrrell at arrest.
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Charlie Tyrrell
Lawrence
Delaware
Will Carter
Tyrrell
Tt Ia
Carter
Faith Community Notices From Local Churches
Church schedule listing multiple congregations with service times Sunday school, preaching hours, and weekly meetings. Includes First Baptist on Government and Jefferson streets with Rev J W Phillips Day pastor, Tabernacle Baptist, Calvary Baptist, Dauphin Way Baptist, Crichton, and First Christian Church details for Sunday services and midweek events.
Methodist Churches in City Offer Regular Services
The listing covers pastors and schedules for multiple churches on St Francis Street Government Street Broad Street Toulminville Ritrenas Prichard Dumas Chapel Whistler and surrounding areas. It notes pastors such as Rev O C McGehee Rev FE A Danneily Rev S W Roberts Rev Carl Preer and Rev A B Brown with Sunday schools at 9 30 a m and services at 11 a m and 8 p m along with midweek prayer meetings and Epworth League activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Street
St. Francis
Joachim
O. C. McGehee
D. D
P. Roach
Epworth League
Government Street
Government and Proad
FE. A. Danneily
D.D
Toulminville
Carl Preer
Renas
Sunkeie
B. Jones
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule With Pastor Notes
Central Presbyterian Church on Government street notes no service today due to pastor out of city. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Wednesday prayer at 6 p m. Government Street Presbyterian at Northwest Government and Jackson with Rev A F Carr D D pastor holds Sunday school 9 30 a m communion at 11 a m subject Christ Bearing Our Sins no evening service Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. seats free all welcome
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Central Presbyterian Church
East Dauphin
Ann Streets
A. Planck
D. D
Presbyterian
Government
Jackson Streets
A. F.carr
Harris
Christian Endeavor Society
Trinity Church and St Anthony and Jackson Streets
Episcopal notices list Rev. A. G. Richards as rector with Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Feast of the Transfiguration celebration at 10 a.m. St Pauls and Church of the Good Shepherd also host services with Rev. Richards in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
St. Anthony and
Jackson Streets
A. G. Richards
St. Paul's Church
Whistier
Church of the Good Shepherd
Dr Brewster to speak at open air service in Bienville Square
The Rev. Dr. Matthew Brewster, pastor of Christ Church, will preach at an inter denominational Federation of Mobile Churches service in Bienville Square this evening at 8 o'clock. All are invited. St Pauls Spring Hill notes Mr Edward A De Miller as minister in charge and sun gay school meets at 9:30 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Jefferson Streets
J. W. Phillips
T. H. Frazer
Cedar
North Carolina
George W. McRae
J. Young
Dauphin ‘Way Baptist Church
W. P. Hines
D. D
J. O. Lambert
Brewster
Matthew Brewster
Christ Church
Federation of Mobile Churches
Bienville Square
St. Paul’s
Spring Hill
Edward A de Miller
Sun- Gay School
Christian Science Church Services And Reading Room
First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday services at 11 am and Sunday school at 10 am. Testimonial meetings are Wednesdays at 7 45 pm. Reading room in Fidelita building, corner Government and Conception streets, open daily except Sunday from 11 am to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Hall
St. Emanuel Street
Fidelita Building
Government
Conception Streets
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Molon’s Baseball
Waybill
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
South
Conception Street
Danlheimer
Imperial Sanitary
Gotham
Wagner
Inamorita
Crichton
J. B. Trotter
Christian
First Christian Church
Dearborn Streets
Sanford
THE
Richard Liquor Company
North Commerce ST
Bell
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