Abrams Betrayed by Whisky Bottle in Police Court
The article reports a courtroom scene where Abrams is accused of selling liquor to an undercover officer. Abrams denies the charge and presents witnesses. Other cases involve Ellen Forbes, Henry Dixon, and officers in a disorderly and intoxication docket with fines and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Jolice
Abrams
Henry
Ellen
Mary Jane Massey
Pa Curry
C James
A Goff
Harry Puckett
W. J. Ross, Jr
J. Ladow
Harry Yn
Bethlehem Steel Passes the 300 Mark in War Time Rise
Bethlehem Steel stock rose to 301 in New York as of August 5 marking a 269 point gain since the war began. The shares, issued in 1904, have seen sharp activity with an 11 point uptick from the prior high, and a 50 point weekly gain amid speculation over wartime profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel
New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Betheleem Steel
Continental Can
Allis-Chalmers
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Kansas
Texas
Ptd
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel, & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chi, Mil,& St. Paul
Chi, R. I. & Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Erie
General Motors
Great Northern, Pfd
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Liggett & Meyers
Lorillard Co
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Kans. &Texas
National Lead
Texas,Co
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
United States Steel Pfd
Virginia-Caro, Chem
Western Union
Crucible Steel
Funeral notice for Ellen Malin Marston in Milwaukee
Ellen Malin Marston widow of Charles A. Marston, Milwaukee, died August 3 1915. Funeral services from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with requiem mass tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ellen Malin
Charles A. Marston
the Immaculate Conception
Molia
Farewell reception for Dr. Oscar Nelson before China mission
Friends plan a farewell for Dr. Oscar Nelson of 20 North Ann Street next Tuesday in the M C Tea Room. A committee including Dr. Toxey Haas Carl Morton and Alex Howard will meet tonight to organize after the event. Nelson a Vanderbilt graduate and former basketball captain is bound for Hanchow China with his Tennessee bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nelson
G. R. Nelson
North Ann Street
China
M. C
Toxey Haas
Carl Morton
Alex Howard
Neilson
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Mobile
Methodist Church
Hanchow
Tennessee
Nashville
Visitors from many places gather at Battle House
A list of guests visiting Mobile includes residents and travelers from Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Georgia. Names such as J M Chandler J W Turner and H Stevens are noted along with towns including Montgomery Bay Minette Jackson ville and New Orleans. A Dauphin Way Baptist pastor Guy Hurlbutt travels to visit his parents in Zandels at Baldwin County Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M
Andler
Lesery
Ja Todd
Atlan Genk
A. Hallork
Irvington
Ala
J. Smith
Laurel
Miss
J. W. Tu
Turnipseed
Mike
Cohen
Makee
Wis
H. Greer
J. Mulvey
Meridian
H. T. Higginbotham
F. A. Atkins
New Orleans
la. Bienville
B. W. Beard
Rounsville
J. R.ey
Baton Rouge
T. B. Wahley
Prendergast
Jack Belmont
Jacksonville
Ohn
J. Thornhill
Grand Bay
Brewer Grants Respite to an Aged Confederate
Governor Brewer has granted a thirty day respite to BE L Taber an elderly Confederate veteran sentenced to death for the murder of his daughter in law The stay allows time for review of the case and there is belief the sentence may be commuted to life imprisonment Taber son appealed to the governor indicating sympathy for those who served the Confederacy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Mobile Grocer Faces Black Hand Letter Dilemma
South Royal street grocer Thomas Corso receives a black hand threat demanding 600 to be placed under a bridge but lacks details and funds. Police view the note as a potential joke. Corso prefers safety over coercion and questions the threat's point. Deputy Sheriff Oberhaus later reports arrests of Mary White and Agnes Ward on separate warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Corso
South Royal Street
Thomas
Oberhaus
Mary White
Agnes Ward
Inferior Criminal Court
Susie White
Sweet Dreams Ad Promises Big Drugstores Hand In Offer
An old advertisement touts Sweet Dreams as a superior product with combined virtues. It urges readers to order now as mosquitoes invade homes and implies druggists will push the bottle with a friendly smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adyv
Shipping list of ships and routes from Hieronymus Docks
A catalog of vessels including steamships and schooners with origins and destinations such as Ponce to Porto Rico Line, Huron New York to Mallory, Corinto Porto Cortez to United Fruit, and other ships from Nor, Br, Am, and Sp routes. Mentions Pier 2 through Pier 7, Quarantine, and firms Olinger & Bruce and Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Os
Ooners, Olinger & Bruce Peas
Olinger & Bruce Doc
Hieronymus Docks
Barrentines
Ponce
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Huron
New York
Mallory Steamship Company
Corinto
Porto Cortez
United Fruit 3 Steamship Stored
Nor
Pela
Munson Steamship Company
C. D.els
N Bay
Cuba
Albert D. Mills
Padre
Glenesk
Havre
France
Evadne
Manati
Dora Allison
Progreso
Mexico
San Marcos
Mallory Steamship Co
Malinche
Munson Line
New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Report
Cotton markets across New Orleans and New York show steady to firm prices with active trading early, aided by Liverpool strength and western rains. Prices advance in New York futures, while spot cotton remains steady. reports of rainfall and drought concerns shape intraday moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eacvcescce
New Orleans
Atlantics
Texas
Liverpool
New York
Wall Street
Funeral notices for Mrs S Flanagan and Mrs M H Nichols
Funeral of Mrs Sarahnagan held from 555 Spring Hill Avenue and St Marys Church with requiem mass. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Mrs M H Nichols dies at Inge Bondurant Sanitarium after weeks of illness. Mobille native, daughter of John Hines, survived by infant son and sisters Binnie and Mamie Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Flanagan
Sarahnagan
Larry Campbell
Spring Hill Avenue
Thomas Finch
John Clasby
T. T. Palmer
John McAndrew
George Morgan
8. C. Jackson
M. H. Nichols
Mabel Hines Nichols
Charles Nichols
Inge-Bondurant Sanitorium
Mobile
John Hines
Binnie
Mamie Hines
Turpentine and Drug Records Highlight Savannah News
Turpentine firms report receipts of 669 casks and resin drums totaling 1 912 barrels while druggists file alcohol sale records under the July 1 prohibition. William Barker is charged with assault and battery against Daisy Williams. George Gambrell detained with a dozen beers found near Adams and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Drugg
William Barker
Lee Soles
Charlotte Glacer
Daisy Willams
Barker
Inferior Criminal Court
George Gambrell
Adams Street
Jackson
McGinnis
Gambrell
Bond
British Steamer Glencliffe Shifts Dock To Complete Lumber Load
The Glencliffe to load war ties and lumber for Hunter-Benn Co shifted from the N. O., M. & C. dock to the city wharf yesterday. Vessels San Marcos Huron Fort Gaines Alm Bodo Storfond Malinche also appear in harbor traffic with fumigation and cargo operations.
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Glencliffe
Hunter-Benn Company
N. O
City
K:t
Mobile Toe
Saothernoon
Cargo Towers, Inc
Glasgow
Scotland
Alm
Caribbean & Ship Company
Fort Morgan
Pier 3
Porto Cortez
Hond
Bodo
Mallorga Company
San Marcos
Sand Key
Key West
Huron
Fort Gaines
United Fruit Company
Belize
Stann Creek
Livingston
Porto Barrios
Guatemala
Orr-Laubenheimer Company
Munson Steamship Company
Storfond
Pensacola
New Orleans
City Brevities Lawsuits Filed In Court Dockets
J W Gould sues J J Feore for 296.15 on open account in law and equity court. Swift and Co sues Thomas Schreiner for 106.63 on balance due promissory note dated January 24 1914. Jeff Ruffin reports horse theft from his pasture at Owen and Davis avenues to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gould
Law and Equity
J. J. Feore
Swift & Co
Thomas Schreiner
Jeff Ruffin
Owen and
Davis Avenue
Man Hurt When Thrown From City Wagon
Luther Carr color ed was injured Thursday when a horse pulling a sewer department wagon spooked crossing the L N tracks at Commerce and St Louis streets. Carr, riding in the rear, required a physician's care. In federal court W R Scroggins of Flomaton filed for bankruptcy with liabilities 6297 and assets 14335. adjudicated bankrupt. A $22.50 libellant decree was issued in Gathon Scott vs Blue Rock launch. sale confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Carr
Sanitary Sewer Department
Commerce
St. Louis
Carr
U. S. District Court
United States District Court
W. R. Scroggins
Flomaton
R. T. Ervin
Toulmin
Gathon Scott
Blue Rock, Jr
Fire damages roof at Mamie Burgess home
A fire reported just after 1 pm at Cedar and Tennessee streets damaged the roof of Miss Mamie Burgess’s house. Firefighters arrived by telephone call and quickly controlled the blaze with limited damage to the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Tennessee
Mamie Burgess
Bank Robber Releases Hero from Vault Rescue
A bank robbery ends with a robber freeing a captive from a vault just in time to save a life. The lone robber escaped and authorities search for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Oe
Weather Forecast Notes Varying Conditions Across Regions
Weather conditions show fair weather in most areas under a gentle temperature pattern. The east gulf coast and south Atlantic states experience rainfall with a low barometer signaling a potential change. Mobile tonight expected to remain fair with little shift in pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Gulf Coast
South Atlantic States
Mobile
Regret to Norway and Sinking Error Stated
A London report says regret and willingness to pay damages over the sinking of the Minerva. The Minerva, a 2418 ton vessel owned by Jacobson & Sons of Christiana, was sunk near Shields while en route to Christiana. crew landed at Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
London
Reuter
Christiana
Minerava
Shields
Newcastle
Eng
Minerva
Jacobson & Sons of
President Wilson Faces Rain on Planned Early Golf Trip
President Wilson rose before six in Cornish New Hampshire to work in his study and planned an early golf game at Woodstock Vermont but rain stopped the outing. He reads correspondence after breakfast and notes that Mrs Wilson will have been dead four years tomorrow with flowers to be placed on her grave at Myrtle Hill cemetery in Rome Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Woodstock
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Rome
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Y.M. G.A
Brewer
Cere
Winona
U. 8
Glencliffe Ses
Carolina Eb, de Perez
Span
Kylemhoff
Sree Ae Pansaenees
James W. Paul, Jr
Mount Hope
M. A. Achorn
Hildegard
Na U
Guport
Brazil
New West Indies
Vessels Mobile
United Kingdom
West Indies
Whea Close
Kanennas
von Lee
Eeeseees
Chicago
Apie Tem
Kohorn & Wood
N. Royal St
Taree Te
Vaabe
Aan
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Mobile Drug Company
Marine News
Albert Ashenberger
U. S. Marine
Kentucky
THE
American Tobacco Company
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