Claimants in Russell will case attend funeral of William C. Russell
In Melrose Massachusetts Daniel Blake Russell claimants Fresno ah and Dakota Dan, each asserting kin to Daniel Russell, followed the coffin of William C. Russell to the grave. The funeral at the family mansion drew only a few relatives and friends as Dakota Dan, denied by courts and family, attended but was not admitted inside.
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Melrose
Mass
Fresno
Daniel Blake Russell
Daniel Russell
William C. Russell
Fifty-Eight New Suits Filed Against Sugar Refining Co
New Orleans reports fifty eight Sherman Act suits against American Sugar Refining Co totaling 33.88 million dollars. The flood followed earlier filings, bringing two week total to about 130 suits seeking over 100 million. Lawyers cite statute of limitations as the trigger and expect the company to answer next.
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American Sugar Refining Co
New Orleans
United States
Esterday
American Sugar E Ning Company
American Company
Henry J. Carter
of States District Court
Wogan Brothers, Limited
Louisiana
New York Central names new president from Adrian origin
A new president of the New York Central lines is named. He began his career in Adrian Michigan as a water boy for a track crew.
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New York Central Lines
Adrian, Mich
Prominent Mason Run Down and Killed in Nashville
Bradford Nichol a 72 year old Mason prominent in state and national circles was killed by a street car in Nashville while trying to cross the street to reach a prayer meeting. He died five minutes after the collision at an infirmary.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bradford Nichol
Nichol
Lieutenant Mears Promoted to Panama Railroad Superintendent
Panama December 4 Lieutenant Frederick Mears, longtime chief engineer of the Panama Railroad, has been appointed general superintendent to succeed John D Patterson of Atlanta, who resigned earlier. The role includes chief engineer duties.
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Associated Press
Panama
Frederick Mears
John D. Patterson
Atlanta
Coffee is Not a Food Says Medical Note
The text argues that coffee is not a food and burdens the body by forcing eliminative processes. It warns that regular intake leads to accumulation and harm, noting caffeine as a poisonous drug linked to heart trouble, nervousness, sleeplessness, and biliousness.
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New Orleans
Holbrook Explains Express Rules for Christmas Packages
Mobile agent Martin Holbrook of the Southern Express Company outlines how to ship holiday parcels by express. Guidelines cover shipping deadlines, fragile item handling, packaging in wooden boxes, clear outside and inside addresses, prepaid labels, avoidance of phone inquiries, and valuation up to fifty dollars with no extra charge.
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Martin Holbrook
Southern Express Company
Demand Grows for Lower Coal Rates Across Alabama
Montgomery business leaders and mills file petitions with the railroad commission demanding reduced coal tariffs from the Birmingham mining district to their cities. Montgomery and Dothan groups cite discrimination similar to Selma, naming Central of Georgia and Louisville and Nashville railroads as defendants. The commission may hear these cases at January session.
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Montgomery
Ala
Railroad Commission
Selma
Birmingham
Business Men's League
Dothan
Alexander City
Montgomery Business Men's League
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Business Men's League of Dothan
Alexander City Cotton Mill
Central of Georgia
Louisville and Nashville
Alabama
Southern Sewer Pipe Company of
Manchester
Walker County
Alabama Central Railroad
Franco American treaty to avoid double taxation urged
The American chamber of commerce in Paris recommended a new Franco American treaty to prevent double taxation for Americans in France and French residents in the United States in relation to the two countries income taxes. The chamber will send recommendations to President Wilson and the state department. The proposal drew wide interest in Paris.
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Paris
France
United States
American Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Department of State
Harry's Shoe Place Second Brance 66 Government St
Shoe trade listings include Shoemakers materials leather and sea findings in all grades and descriptions. Also shoe brushes polishes and related supplies. Located at 66 Government Street Mobile Alabama.
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T Harry’s Shoe
Brance
Government ST
Mobile
Ala
Cummins Attacks Caucus Action on Currency Bill
Senator Cummins charges Democrats with near conspiracy as the Senate opens debate on a currency bill. He warns the chamber will lack real debate and criticizes caucus action being presented as deliberation for the country.
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Washington
Cummins
Senate
Baptist Mission Board Appropriates 30000 for Alabama Work
The Baptist State Board of Missions in Montgomery set aside 30000 for Alabama work in the coming year, aiming to surpass prior yearly totals by year end. The annual meeting praised past efforts, especially by women and the Sunday school department, with visiting members from several Alabama cities.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Baptist State Board of Missions
Enterprise
H. L Strickland
J. W. Minor
A. J. Dickinsom
Preston Blake
Birmingham
W. B. Davidson
J. F. Gable
C. A. Stakely
Cohan's The Little Millionaire at Lyric Saturday
The Lyric presents George M. Cohan’s musical farce The Little Millionaire with whistle song numbers. Cohan’s melodies charm ears with clean lyrics and scenic ensemble, promising a lively edition with matinee and evening shows. Seats are on sale.
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George M. Cohan
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Cohan
Cohan
Weekly Y M C A Gym Double Header Summary
The Y M C A Basketball League hosts Friday night games at the association gym. Crowns face Pelicans and Cardinals play Crescents. Team 6 and the Cubs sit out this week. Admission will be ten cents next week, public event with a growing league planned. Ramblers enter schedule with open games in the county.
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Association Gymnasium
Pelicans
Cardinals
Crescents
Cubs
Ramblers
Cartilaia
Seat
CEES
Ag Sears Iee
la Pee Ao
Alimony suit against Van Ness estate ends in dismissal
Mrs. Deborah Van Ness, 94, lost her claim for 26400 back alimony from the estate of Cornelius H. Van Ness, a wealthy railroad man. Divorced 46 years ago, she had not pressed the claim until after his death in 1911, and the court ruled the lapse released the estate from obligation.
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Associated Press
Mineola
Deborah van Ness
Cornelius H. van Ness
van Ness
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Melrose, Mass
United Stats Court
Alfred H. Smith
Mears
Holbrook
State Railroad Commission
Baptist Mission Board
Dauphin
Little Millionaire
the Lyric
Montgomery Shriners
Mystic Shrine
Alcazar Temple
Majestic Theatre
Bible Street
Imperial Council
Dave Crossland
Alazar
O Ets
Sumbel
Patel
Norway
Pine
Pines Gas
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Golor
Baby Temple
the Majestic
Penice & Ford, Ltd
Eve
Daily Item
Great
J. Abbot
Great Canal Zone
Aero
Fats
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