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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1912

Page

9

Banker J N Rogers Dies After Long Illness in Kansas City

Kansas City mourns J N Rogers a veteran banker aged years who had served as cashier at the Chrisman Wheeler Bank for many years. His long career included a filming bank robbery in 1867 when Quantrell bandits looted $20000 from the vault. The incident remained a secret Rogers kept until his later years.

Kansas City J. N. Rogers Deuce Rogers Occade Chrismanwyer Bank General Buell Buell Lone Jack Mr. Rogers Quantrell Independence William McCoy Mr. McCoy Jesse James

85 year old man visits barber shop for first haircut

Lawrenceburg Aug 21 Charles P Means 85 a retired Cottonville farmer visited a barber shop for the first time in his life and had hair and beard cut. His wife previously cut his hair and he kept his whiskers until recent weeks. After the shave and cut friends failed to recognize him.

Lawrenceburg Charles P. Means Cottonville

Texas Wonder promotes kidney and bladder cure

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, and other urinary issues for men and women, with children benefiting from bladder regulation. A bottle provides two months of treatment. testimonials available upon request. Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO offers mail order for $1.00 if not in local pharmacy.

Texas E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Faithful Watch Dog Recovers Brazil Crown Jewels

Prince Louis of Orleans, heir to the Brazilian throne pretender Comté d Eu, recovered stolen crown jewels at Chateau D Eu near Dieppe. A watchdog barked during a dinner, guiding Louis to his former valet Nistin, who was arrested after jewels were found on him.

Paris Prince Louis of Orleans Graganza Comté d’Eu Brazil Chateau D’eu Dieppe Prince Louis Nistin

Two Women Slain by Farm Hand in Illinois Train Incident

Warren Saunders shot his wife as she stepped from a Chicago train at Ashton while kissing their Pandora daughter. He then killed his mother in law Mrs George Griffith and attempted to end his own life after confronting train crew.

Sterling Warren Saunders Chicago Ashton Pandora George Griffith

Electrocution Recommended for Capital Punishment

Washington August 20 electrocution instead of hanging as a capital punishment in the District of Columbia was proposed in a bill favorably reported to the senate. It could allow a murder jury to declare guilty without capital punishment, carrying life imprisonment instead. The Mattie Lomax case, a black woman sentenced to death and commuted by President Taft, stirred debate over charging and jury verdict options.

Washington District of Columbia Senate Mattie Lomax Taft

Jefferson coroner to investigate death of man

A special inquest will be held by Coroner Brasher Friday at 10 o clock into the death of Leo Huffman whose body was found near the South Ensley car line at Sixth street and Third avenue. Twelve or fourteen witnesses will be summoned to determine whether the death was accidental as several conflicting reports have circulated. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 PM from the family home in Germania Park, with interment at Elmwood cemetery.

Birmingham Ala Leo Huffman Ensley Sixth Street Third Avenue Brasher Ae Math Cesta Hu Avian Saesult Huffman Germania Park Elmwood Cemetery

Governor Wilson Addresses Trenton Democratic League

Governor Woodrow Wilson told the Trenton Democratic League that this is a Democratic year due to America responding to world impulses. He said he is under no obligation for a presidential nomination and that privilege yields to public opinion worldwide.

Trenton N. J Woodrow Wilson Democratic League of America

Woman Dies in Gasoline Fire at New York Home

Aug 21 New York Mrs Charles E Thedford wife of a coal dealer perishes in a fatal blaze caused by mascara? No, glove cleaning with gasoline. Fire flames trap her in an uptown apartment as her husband, returning for lunch, fights to reach her and is himself burned while rescuers pull him to safety. The victim is found charred in her room.

New York Mfe Charles E. Thedford

Public sale of Mobile property under mortgage terms

Under power of sale from a 1910 mortgage in Mobile County Probate Court, George T. Stanard as mortgagee will auction on Sept 7 1912 at noon on the Mobile County Court House front porch. Property in Mobile described as Marine Street area with specific boundary points. Alex T. Howard serves as clerk. 4 8: 7-14-21.

Mobile County Alabama N. S Marine Street George T. Stanard Alex, T. Howard

Mobile Sewer Bond Election Set for September 2 1912

Mobile voters will choose whether to issue one hundred bonds of one thousand dollars each to fund sanitary sewer construction. The election runs 3 am to 6 pm at named wards with listed polling places and managers. Laz Schwarz signs as Mayor, date noted.

Board of Commisssioners City of Mobile Bretti American Exchange National Bank New York West Royal Street Corner State Street George D. Williams Philip Cosminskey Peckinpaugh Philip Kearney St. Louis Royal Streets Paul Savage G. E. Auspaugh W.F Conception Madison Streets Ramie Nelson C. Barclay George T. Cowles M. L. Campbell Lawrence Canal Streets John Mitchell Noah Schwarz Dave Nathan Thomas Murray Lawrence and St. Louis Streets E. H. Dolbear Jas. Pratt A. Wade Baltimore ‘Street Marine and Broad Streets William Young William McQuillan W. P. Rollings M. P. Desmond

Receiver's Sale Ordered by Court in Berrien County

By order of the court the county clerk of Berrien County Michigan is to open bids on Monday August 26 1912. Sale includes property with a boiler engine saw mill lath veneer machines and associated equipment. Auction follows court directed sale terms and rights.

Berrien County St. Joseph Mich

Notice in Clizbe v Cligbe Chancery Case

In Mobile Alabama M Cligbe complainant vs Roscoe J Clizbe defendant No 10091 notice enters during Spring Term 1912 in Thirteenth District chancery order requires defendant to plead answer or demur by August 27 1912 else default. Publication ordered in The Mobile Daily Item for four weeks. Carl Holzborn register.

Ana Mobile Alabama M. Cligbe Roeads J. Clisbe Court of Chancery Southwestern Chancery Division State of Roscoe J. Clizbe Chicago Illinois Mobile Daily Item Carl Holzborn Register

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Octogenarian Jefferson Tutt’ S Crichton Lumber Co The Bank of Mobile National Banking Association United States Treasury United States War Department County of Michael J. McDermott Sidney Lowenstein Thomas J. O’connor Robert W. Byrne John J. Blacksher Robert M. Weinacker Thomas J. Potter Andrew van Antwerp Henry W. French Sidney Lowenstein Joseph H. Lyons Title Insurance CO ST. Joseph Street Thames & Batre St. Francis Street Laz Schwarz Claiborne St. Between Church Street Yeend Bros Georgia Avenue S. Montauk Avenue Fontank Avenue Duggan & Taylor Orth Royal Street Norville Bros Bell Maury & Unrue Hermann & H Real Estate ST. Michael S&t Mobile Real Estate W. H. Cooper Bank of Mobile Building Mobile, Alabama M. J. Vickers & Son St. Francis &I Morrill & Lyons Homer Street Manderville Tract Oakdale Lafayette Congress Streets Kate Leonard St Francis West Side Street Dauphin Way East and Gayle Oakdale Avenue O'Donnell Street Jos. Espalla, Jr., & Co N. Royal Street Mobile, Ala City Bank & Trust Co the Peoples Bank
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