Wealthy rookies swab decks on John Paul Jones voyage
The John Paul Jones, carrying 300 recruits from Boston, arrived at Newport then Gardiners Bay as the first reserve fleet ship to reach port. Recruits underwent gun crew training, boat drills, and navigation and engineering classes amid ship visits by senior officers and demonstrations by battleships New Jersey Rhodes Island and Alabama.
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Jon
United States
Eamer Virginia
Nport
John Paul Jones
Virginia
Boston
Newport
Long
Harvard
Herrick
Harwood
White
Allen
New Jersey
Rhodes Island
Alabama
Kentucky
Maine
Louisiana
Kearsarge
Recruits Learn Navy Routine Amidstedship Life
About 300 recruits become men-of-war’s-men, rising at six for the bosun’s pipe and performing strict drills. They lash hammocks, swab decks, polish brass, and wash paint, all in readiness for danger. After meals they drill gun practice and torpedo defense, with water swims forming part of daily life aboard.
Puss in Boots JR Visits Candy Shop
Puss and two girls travel with a gray horse in a children’s tale. Puss rewards a girl who lost her penny with one of his own, and they head to a candy shop where molasses and peppermint treats tempt them.
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Puss
Kitty
Kitty Fisher
Lucy
Kitt
Puss Junior
Navy Daily Life And Mischief In A Sailors Evening
A shipboard scene describes swimming near the hull, a boom accident injuring none, and sailors enjoying evening activities including a band concert and meals. The narrative recalls officers and crew socializing, games, and candy moments with Puss and a kitten, all amid navy routine and humor.
Every Cat a Murderer in Wild State Predation Claim
The article argues cats are outlaws in barns woods and fields with no allegiance. It cites Dr A K Fisher of the U S Geological Survey estimating cats kill three and a half million birds annually in New York. Wandering cats reportedly threaten wild bird colonies on New England refuges by killing birds and leaving carcasses to dry.
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A. K. Fisher
U.& Geological Survey
New York
New England
Britain Defends Censorship on Neutral Trade
Lord Robert Cecil says British censorship not interested in neutral traders. He refutes U.S. suspicions that censorship aims to capture American trade and says trade letters data aid government only to curb enemy material and suppress enemy goods. He adds postal censorship touches only actions benefiting the enemy.
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London
Robert Cecil
Associated Press
House of Commons
United States
Lord Roberts
House of Commone
Secrecy and risk in censorship of neutral trade
Lord Robert argues that censoring neutral trade could invite leaks to British firms. A skeptic would break secrecy for personal gain, undermining security. He notes censors undergo careful credential checks, and a few bad apples are dealt with.
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Lord Robert
Robert
No letters destroyed says Lord Robert in trial
Lord Robert states no letters are destroyed and no letter detained without officer reference. He argues there is no evidence to support vague charges and attributes them to enemies rather than neutral interests.
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Lord Robert
Fraternal Dry Goods Salesmen to Convene in September Meeting
The Dry Goods Salesmen’s Association plans its regular monthly convention Friday night September 1 at the Central Trades Council hall on St. Michael east of Royal. A large turnout is anticipated as committees report and members discuss the order. Uniform Rank W.O.W. Company C of Maple Camp No.5 will meet Monday night August 28 at the Moose hall and announce upcoming dances.
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Dry Goods Salesmen's Association
Central Trades Council Hall
St. Michael
Royal
W. O.W
One Hundred and Twenty-Third Regiment
Maple Camp
Moose Hall
Treasuer
P. C. Boyle
Odd Fellows Meet Boosts Attendance in Mobile Lodges
Attendance at Alabama No. 1 Union No. 3 and Mc Innis No 7 meetings grows weekly as degree staff trains. Motnnis No. 71 marks its 45th anniversary with open meeting featuring music recitations and an address by Past Grand James Sharp. Light refreshments, public invited. Union No. 13 reports strong turnout and Alabama Lodge No. 1 emphasizes teamwork.
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ODD Fellows
Alabama No. 1
Union No. 3
McInnis No 7
Alabama Lodge No. 1
Cycle of Equity Growing With Mobile Visit Planned
The Cycle of Equity is growing rapidly and a social meeting of members will be announced soon with some supreme lodge officers expected to visit Mobile at that time.
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Supreme Lodge
Mobile
New Orleans Fisherman Attacked by Shark in Grand Lake
William Leary, a shrimp fisherman, was pulled to Charity hospital after a shark bit him while drawing in a net at Grand Lake. Doctors warn the wounds to the left leg may prove fatal due to severe tearing and infection.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
William Leary
Charity Hospital
Grand Lake
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Methodist Churches Bulletin for Mobile Area Churches
A summary of church services in Mobile and nearby areas listing pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and Epworth League or prayer meeting schedules. Details include St Francis Street, Broad Street, Government Street, Oakdale, Prichard, St Stephens Road, Toulminville, Dauphin Way, Plateau, and Whistler with respective pastors and class times.
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St. Francis Street
St. Francis and Joachim Streets
O. C. McGehee
D.D
PB. Roach
Epworth League
Broad Street
Broad and
Elmira Streets
L.H.S. Chappelle
Epworth
Government Street
J. E. Northcutt
R. A. Tunnell
Oakdale
D. Y. Register
T. A. White
Prichard
J. S. Mills
St. Stephens Road
W. H. Venters
O. D. Dilling
Toulminville
Baptist Churches Schedule Daily Services In City
List of Sunday schools and worship services at First Baptist Church Baptist Tabernacle Oakdale Crichton Prichard Dauphin Way North Side Calvary Cot tage prayer service details including start times superintendents and pastors for each location and midweek prayers.
Church Services Across City Share Morning Rites and Teachings
Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. are listed for Christ Church St. and All Saints Church Government streets with sermons and confirmations by Bishop Beckwith. Trinity St Anthony Jackson holds 7:30 a.m. communion and 11 a.m. sermon. Grace Church offers 7:30 a.m. service and 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. St Paul Spring Hill and St Paul Whistler detail 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. morning prayers or sermon.
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Christ
Jackson Streets
A. G. Richards
Holy Communion
Grace Church
J. T. McCan
J. P. Ross
St. Paul’s Spring Hill
R. A. Pearce
St. Paul's Church
Whistler
Presbyterian Church Services and Schedules Listed
Government Street Presbyterian Church on Government and Jackson hosts Sunday school at 9 30 a m with R O Harris as superintendent and morning service at 11 a m led by Rev W P Neilson of Kansas City Mo Union service in Bienville Square at 8 p m with Rev W P Neilson Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Broad Street and South Franklin Street churches also list 9 30 a m Sunday school and 7 30 p m or 11 a m worship with pastors Rev H M Perkins and Rev W P Neilson respectively.
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Government Street Presbyterian Church
N. W. Cor
Government
Jackson Streets
Henry Wade du Bose
R. O. Harris
W. P. Neilson
Kansas City
Bienville Square
Christian Endeavor Society
South Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
H. M. Perkins
L. G. Curtis
Julius Winter
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Mobile Pastors Sunday Topics From Local Churches
The Sunday program lists morning topics by Rev. 8 S. P. Speigel at First Christian Church and Rev. E. D. Monroe at Oakdale Baptist Church. Evening sermons cover The Condescension of Jesus Christ and Compelling Men with themes from John 10 9 and Luke 14 23.
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P. Speigel
First Christian Church
D. Monroe
Oakdale Baptist Church
John
H. H. Buzbee
Calvary Baptist Church
Planck Pastor to Lead Sunday Services and Activities
Planck D Pastor to conduct 11 m services and 7:36 p m evening rites with Rev F Grissett. Sabbath school held at 10:80 a m and Christian Endeavor Society meets at 7 30 p m.
Catholic Churches Announce Summer Mass Schedules
The article lists mass times for multiple churches including Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception St Joseph St Mary St James St Matthew St Catherine St Margaret St Peter and St Whrite s detailing weekend weekday baptism confessions rosary benediction holy hours and holy days with varying times and locations across the season. It names pastors and street locations such as Garrity and Marine streets Spring Hill Stem avenues Cedar Point Road Fulton Road Palmetto and Lawrence streets and College avenue.
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Catholic
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
St. * Joseph's
St. Mary’s Church
St. James
College Avenue
Prichard's Lane
St. Matthew’s Church
Garrity and
Marine Streets
John Ww
Spring Hill
Stem Avenues
Crichton
Emmett Bb. Kennedy
Order of Divine Services
St. Margaret's Church
Cedar Point Road
Seventh Day Adventists Meet Every Sabbath at First Church
Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath services every Saturday at the First Christian Church at Government and Dearborn streets. Sabbath school begins at 9:45 a.m. Services follow the school session.
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Seventh Day Adventists
First Christian Church
Government and
Dearborn Streets
First Christian Church Service Schedule
The First Christian Church at Government and Dearborn streets with pastor S peigel will hold Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by G E Comer, a 11 a.m. sermon, and a Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. No evening service. joint gathering with other churches at Bienville Square Sunday night at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p.m.
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First First Christian Church
Dearborn Streets
Christian Science Service Schedule in St Emanuel Street
First Church of Christ Scientist on St Emanuel street announces worship Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Reading room open daily 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. except Sundays and legal holidays.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. Emanuel Street
Lutheran Service at Corner Dearborn and St Francis Streets
Lutheran Church corner Dearborn and St Francis streets invites worship led by Rev. H M Hennig with service at 9 o clock.
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Lutheran Church
Dearborn and
St. Francis Streets
H. M.hennig
Condemned man faces chair eight times saved last minute
Charles Stielow of New York faced eight executions at Sing Sing with last minute reprieves. A little blond convict supplied clues leading to fresh evidence. Justice Guy ordered a stay and witnesses urged a new trial. Stielow's wife and children awaited the outcome as efforts continued to prove another man guilty.
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Rochester
N. Y
Charles Stielow
Sing Sing
Stielow
Orleans County
New York
Misha Applebaum
Margaret Wolcott
Applebaum
Phelps
George Newton
Mutual Welfare ‘League
Inez Millholland Boissevain
Grace Hamiston
David White
Charles L
Are You Looking Old Cham berlain's Tablets Ad
An advertisement urges readers to keep bowels regular and liver healthy to look and feel younger. It promotes Cham berlain's Tablets as effective for constipation and biliousness and notes the product is easy to take and widely available.
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Pullman Company
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Puss IN Boots, JR
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H. B. McClure
Har Yard
England
Methodist
Baptist
First
Baptist Church
Jefferson Streets
John W. Phillips
D. D
T. H. Frazer
Barnes
Baptist Tabernacle Church
Corner Church
Claiborne Streets
J. J. Barnes
Church Street
J. T. Dulaney
W. R. Langner
Baptist Young People’s Union
Paul Langner
Crichton Baptist Church
Jno. D. Wilkes
Harry Keenan
Prichard Baptist Church
J. D. Anderson
Dauphin Way
Dauphin
Ann Streets
Guy R. Hurlbutt
W. Vb. Edwards
North Side Baptist Church
N. Conception Street
D. W. Bosdell
G. J. Abney
Calvary Baptist
North Carolina
Cedar and
Warren Streets
H. H. Buzbee, Jr
W. J. Young
Episcopal
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Brittons Shoe Store
Ifice
Adventists
Christian Science
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