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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1913

Page

10

Aviator Wood Fails to Break Four Records Flight Ends Near Gaithersburg

C Marvin Wood, racing a New York to Washington non stop record, landed near Gaithersburg Md after engine trouble and heavy smoke over Baltimore. He led early but fell off course, citing fog and misdirection before contacting mechanics to resume toward Fort Myer. The train reached Washington ahead at 9:50 a.m.

Associated Press Washington Marvin ‘Wood New York Gaithersburg Baltimore Gaithersburg Pike Wood Fort Mayer Aero Club Hempstead Long Island Jersey City Army Navy Fort Myer Potomac Thomas de W. Milling United States Army Texas City San Antonio Tex Havre de Grice New York Harbor Trenton Philadelphia Wilmington Pennsylvania’s Poee River

Ten Buffalo Calves Born in Government Herd at Wichita Farm

Washington reports ten bal buffaloes added to the government herd at the Wichita forest and game refuge near Lawton. The herd now totals 48 head with 27 bulls and 21 cows and is in excellent condition. They were placed in 1907 by the Bison Society and later moved from New York.

Associated Press Washington Wichita National Forest and Game Refuge Lawton Ohio Forest Service An Bison Society New York Oma

Woman Dies After Lynbrook Train Crash Kills Host

Mrs William Laimbeer wife of a prominent social figure lies in Nassau Hotel Long Beach with slight chance of recovery after a Long Island train collision near Lynbrook on Sunday. Husband S Osgood Pell and Pell family were involved.

New York William Laimbeer S. Osgood Pell Cmete Es Pell Long Island Lynbrook Nassau Hotel Long Beach

Governor Cox Retracted Post Office Site Corruption Charge

Dayton manufacturer C F Marshall, member of the National Association of Manufacturers, wrote Governor Cox retracting his charge that Cox as a congressman delayed approving a Dayton post office site for speculative reasons. The retraction followed a Mulhall statement in Washington and a libel threat from the governor.

Sky Associated Press Columbus Oate Sal C. Marshall Dayton National Association of Manufacturers Cox J A. Emery Martin M. Mulhall Senate Lobby Committee Mulhall Washington

Deposed Manuel pawned his father’s jewels in exile

The deposed King Manuel of Portugal and his mother Queen Amelie live in Richmond. He is said to have pawned jewels and decorations once worn by his father. He had been receiving a $50,000 yearly allowance from King George of England and is to marry Princess Auguste Victoria of Hohenzollern in September.

Associated Press Bondon Manuel of Portugal Amelie Lves Richmond Manuel George England Auguste Victoria of Hohenzollern

Dr Sun Yat Sen Arrives in Japan in Disguise

Dr Sun Yat Sen former provisional president of the Chinese republic arrives in Japan from Formosa traveling in cognito. He has not decided whether to stay in Japan or travel to America. Ammoy reports a clan dispute settling soon as Mosmans were killed, with 700 troops from Chang Chow reinforcing the garrison.

DR. Sen Naoji Formosa Associated Press Japan Sun_ Yat Sen Provisional Chinese Republic America Amoy Chang-Chow

Eagle seizes four year old child near Amber village

A large eagle reportedly carried off a four year old near Amber as the father worked. Hunters with dogs searched the area but found no trace of the eagle or the child.

Geneva Switsgerhind Amber

Birmingham Physician Heads Osteopaths Assoc

By Associated Press Kirksville Mo Aug 8 Philadelphia won in its contest with New York for the 1914 convention of the American Osteopathic Association in Birmingham Ala, wiringham was elected president.

Associated. Press Kirksville Philadelphia New York mAmmerican Eee Association Ercy Oodall O Wiringham Ala

Purified by a New Process Prevents Sunburn and Discoloration

The product’s soft velvety appearance lasts until powder is washed off. Purified by a new process it prevents sunburn and return of discolorations. Increasing popularity noted. Sold by toilet counters or mail for 50 cents. National Toilet Company, Paris Tennessee.

Wirre,Fiesu Wational Toilet Company Paris Tenn

Japanese Hire Press Agent for Campaign Education

California Japanese hire Kiyo shi Kawakami a journalist with Pacific ties to lead a campaign educating Americans about Japan and conduct a parallel publicity effort in Japan. He aims to correct misperceptions and counter anti American sentiment while explaining Japanese settlement and aims in America.

Associated Press San Francisco California Japan Kiyoshi Kawakami Pacific United States University of Iowa University of Wisconsin Kawakami America

Four Killed and Five Injured in Unusual Collision

In Poughkeepsie New York a motor handcar carrying track laborers speeding forty mph crashed into a freight train on the Central of New England near Pleasant Valley. Four were killed outright and five were mortally injured.

Associated Press Poughkeepsie N. Y Central of New England Pleasant Valley

O Neal and Scully to Review First Infantry in Mobile

Emmet O Neal and Adjutant General Joseph B Scully will review the First Infantry Regiment in Mobile on August 15 The governor and his staff plan to remain several days and may go into camp, with Scully detained in Birmingham causing the date change

Emmet O'Neal Mobile O'Neal Joseph B. Scully

Riot in Hell's Half Acre Ends in Blue City Violence

In St Louis on August 3 two white men were shot and three others cut by glass and stones in a race riot between black and white communities. The disturbance began after a drunken black man cursed in front of a white woman and extended for several blocks along the Wabash tracks with a suspect taken to the police station via the city hospital.

Associated Press ST. Louis Hell's Half Acre

Tow Steamers Reach Port After Eight Days

Two steamers Parley and Jim arrived after an eight day tow across the Atlantic. The Parley left Barry on July 15 and lost her propeller nine days later about 270 miles southeast of Bermuda. After six days adrift the Farley spotted and towed her in. Farley departed Cardiff July 7.

Associated New York Atlantic Parley Jim Kim Barry Bermuda Farley Cardiff

Coffey Confirmed as Internal Revenue Collector

Washington August 8 The Senate confirmed James Coffey of South Dakota as internal revenue collector for the North and South Dakota district after a delay caused by Coffey's political affiliations and held up by South Dakota senators.

Coffey Washington James Coffey South Dakota Internal Revenue North and South Dakota Senate

Call for Good Roads Days by County Board

The Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners announces Good Roads Days following the governor's proclamation. Meetings will be at noon in Citronelle on the 14th, Wilmer on the 15th, and Irvington on the 16th with Hon. John Craft and other leaders discussing local, state, and federal road aid. Citizens near each location are urged to attend and participate.

Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Citronelle Wilmer Irvington John Craft Alabama Good Roads Association John C. O'Connell the Item L. C. Irvine Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners

Knights of Columbus Retain Headquarters in New Haven

The Knights of Columbus voted to keep headquarters in New Haven for the near term and selected St. Paul as the 1914 meeting city. The failed move to Washington halted plans for a million dollar home there, and changes to insurance laws were postponed until 1914.

Ity Associated Press Boston Order New Haven

Electrical storm damages National League Park in Chicago

A wind and electrical storm at midnight blew down part of the Chicago National League base ball park fence. The wreckage carried dawn trolleys and telephone wires and caught fire from sparks. Lightning and flooding also caused extensive city damage downtown.

Lv Associated Press Chicago

Saxo Salve touted as eczema miracle cure

An advertisement claims Saxo Salve relieves severe itching from eczema and related skin ailments. It features a testimonial from A L Morgan of Indicott New York and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails, with credited distributors in Mobile Alabama.

A. L. Morgan Indicott N. Y Hey Antwerp Drug Corp. Inc Mobile Ala Vinci

Wife Witnesses Husband's Death Near Power Tower

Anniston Alabama August 8 Howard Dill 22 died after climbing a power company tower to shut it off. The broken bijection tower energized and Dill hung from the arm for an hour while his 17 year old wife, wed a week, watched in alarm. Family and electrician removed him as power was restored.

Anniston Ala Howard Dill Power Company Coldwater Here Dill

Meteor Shower Dazzles German Aviators Over Berlin

Victor Stoeffler reports his biplane encountered a shower of meteors last evening while flying at about a mile with Lieutenant von Brederlow of the Prussian army. Meteors passed so close the aviators felt the rush of air.

Associated Press Berlin Victor Stoeffler von Brederlow

Dr Milton Roseneau Wins American Medicine Gold Medal

Boston honors Dr Milton J Roseneau professor at Harvard Medical School with the gold medal for service to humanity. He advanced infantile paralysis research proving the stable fly a chief transmission method through his experiments and public health work during the past year.

Associated Press Boston Milton J. Roseneau Harvard Medical School

Attorney C. Russell Wyatt Dies After Street Car Fall

Huntington West Virginia August 8. C Russell Wyatt 46 an attorney here fell from a street car last night sustaining injuries later causing his death He was a prominent Mason and brother in law of former Lieutenant Governor J E Willard of Virginia who was United States minister to Spain

Associated Press Huntington W. Va C. Russell Wyatt J. E. Willard Virginia United States Spath

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