Real estate listings note bargains on Dauphin and Cedar streets
A large lot and two story building north of Dauphin Street between Jain[e] and Franklin Streets. Two and a half story brick with 65 foot front on auphin Street near Cedar Street. Two story brick on Dauphin Street with 120 foot frontage. Real estate investors urged to inspect for easy terms. For information apply 102 N Royal St Owntown. Home for rent at 10 North Claiborne St Norville Bros.
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Dauphin St
Jorne and
Franklin Sts
Auphin
Cedar St
Jackson St
Conception St
Memphis Waivers Sought on Six Turtle Players
Secretary Watkins announced waivers on six Turtle players in Memphis. Pitchers George Merritt and Buck O'Brien, second baseman Jimmie Mullens, infielder Hans Lusk, James Clothier, and outfielder William McCormick are named. It is also hinted Pete Allison may return to Memphis from the Chicago Cubs next spring.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Watkins
Memphis Baseball Club
Waivers
George Merritt
Buck O'Brien
Jimmie Mullens
Hans Lusk
James Clothier
William McCormick
Pete Allison
Chicago Cubs
Lovisa to undergo repairs after Cuban grounding
The British barkentine Lovisa will be hauled to local drydocks for repairs after running aground in the harbor of Jucora Cuba on Oct 14. She was floated 12 days later and then moved to Mobile for further work under Captain Allen.
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Turner- Hartwell Docks
Allen
Jucora
Cuba
Mobile
Dwellings For Rent at 938 Government Street
The listing offers a residence with a hall large parlor dining room butler’s pantry kitchen store room downstairs hall closet three bedrooms and two bedrooms on the back gallery upstairs bath toilet electric lights and all modern conveniences.
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Government St
S. St. Louis
EB. Jackson St
S. Monroe St
Morrill & Lyons
Creams Play All Stars Close Game Sunday
The Creams of Kentucky nearly erased a five run deficit but fell 5 to 4 to the All-Star Professionals Sunday. Catcher A Smith starred for the Creams with strong throws. Murphy pitched well for the All-Stars after a rough start. The game featured fast action after the first inning and lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with Betancourt umping.
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Creams of Kentucky
A. Smith
Creams
Cazalas
Urphy
R. H. Po.a.e
uGwee
Aise Dass
Benedict
Williams
Eig Tasbns
Widssce
Ces
Becca Cases
Wiseman
Souuhom
Finnegan
Dreams
Townsend
Romain
Murphy
Cosa
Imsand
Erhardt
Wagner
Betancourt
Malone Injury At Drydocks Improves At Home
J F Malone injured last Tuesday at Ollinger Bruce docks while repairing the British tank steamer Herbert G Wylie has a fractured left forearm and left leg from a falling rod and chain. He is recovering at 277 St Louis street and friends report his prospects for full recovery are very good.
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J.F. Malone
Herbert G. Wylie
Ollinger & Bruce
St. Louis Street
Malone
Turner Names Delegates to Rivers and Harbors Meet
Horace Turner, chairman of the joint rivers and harbors committee of the chamber of commerce, has appointed J. T. Cochrane and J. B. Dortch of Mobile to attend the annual National Rivers and Harbors Conference.
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Turner
Horace Turner
The
Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
J. T. Cochrane
J. B. Dortch
Mobile
Elks Memorial Memorial Addresses by Goldsby and Johnston
Eloquent memorial addresses by Joel W. Goldsby and Rev. T H Johnston were given at the Elks Lodge of Sorrow service in the Elks Home auditorium. The observance honored I Dahlheimer Price Williams George Tonsmeire Cary March Leopold Hammel Mims R Baker Thomas F Price and other lodge brothers named on the memorial plates.
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Joel W. Goldsby
T. H. Johnston
Trinity (Episcopal) Church
Elks
Elks’ Home
I. Dahlheimer
Price Williams
George Tonsmeire
Cary March
Leopold Hammel
Mims R. Baker
Thomas F. Price
Lodge
A. G. Moses
J. W. Phillips
Rowley Orchestra
Co. B. Hervey
Mabel Heustis
Messrs
Ervin Little
Max Lavelle
Mrs. Hervey
Divine Redeemer
J. D. Bloch
William Gass
F. L. Roche
C. W. Soost
W. B. McAfee
B. Hervey
Charles Hess
Toulmin Gaines
Pat J. Lyons
Dave S. Bayer
C. B. Hervey
H. V. Bachelder
Charles G. Ollinger
John Craft
W. A. Bly
Henry Hess
Thomas N. Kearns
Joseph F. Bullock
J. L. Marty
Eugene Walters
Dr. R.C. Jones
John W. Scheible
A. M. Moragues
Joseph Bianchi
Maurice Forchhelfmer
A. D. Bloch
J. L. Suttle
C. D. Willoughby
Laz Schwarz
T. J. Burns
M. O. Discher
National Commission to Act Over Federal League Moves
New York reports drastic action planned by the National Commission and National League this week over Federal League promoters activity and player jumps. August Herrmann calls Brooklyn Federals Marquard signing a mistake and hints at rules barring future Federal affiliated players. Jersey City likely moves to Syracuse. Brooklyn or Richmond may take Baltimore franchise.
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Associated Press
New York
Naual Commission
International League
Federals
New York City
August Herrmann
National Commission
Brooklyn Federals
Marquard
Herrmann
Federal League
Dreyins
Pittsburgh
Outlaws
Jersey City
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Richmond
Baltimore
Veteran newspaper man and Confederate soldier dies at 70
Michael O Rourke printer and Mobile newspaper veteran died after a two year illness at 216 South Warren street. A native of Birkenhead England he came to America at age five and served in the Montgomery True Blues. He later worked at the Mobile Register rising to advertising manager. Surviving are four children two sons Frank and William and daughters Tenia May and Susie plus a brother Thomas F O Rourke and a sister.
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Michael O’rourke
South Warren Street
Birkenhead
England
Owen O’rourke
Ann Armstrong O'Rourke
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery True Blues
Mobile
Mobile Register
O'Rourke
Susie Bush
Frank
William O'Rourke
Tenia May
Susie O'Rourke
Thomas F. O'Rourke
Sisa
Federal invasion of Dixie may wreck Kavanaugh circuit
The 1915 minor league plan by Gilmore and Co. threatens Southern League owners with market losses as federal raids loom. Federal agent Murray signals a six club Southern league, luring free agents away from reduced salaries amid minor league turmoil and player unrest.
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Dixie
Kavanaugh
New Orleans
Federals
Gilmore & Co
S. L
Feds
Pelican Park
National Association of Minor Leagues
Southern
Murray
Pirates face uncertainty as Clarke denies leaving team
New York reports say Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh manager, may depart though he denied any signing for next season. Viox and Konetchy linked to moves to the Federals while Merkle rumors circulate. Detroit dispatch notes Hugh Jennings trims 1915 training trip to two weeks, delaying Gulfport plans for the Tigers.
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Associated Press
New York
Fred Clarke
Pittsburghs
Clarke
Viox
Konetchy
Pirates
Federals
Fred Merkle
Giants
Pittsburgh
McGraw
Barney Dreyfus
Detroit
Hugh Jennings
Tigers
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Mobile Gas Co
Hillman Taxi Service Company, Inc
Beth
Conti
Windsor Hotel
Rothskeller
A. E. Reynolds
Mobile City Real
Joseph Espalla Jr. & Co
N. Royal ST
Owntown
North Claiborne St
Norville Bros
the Times
Walkaway Shoes
Nelson & Bailey
Royal Street
N. Ro Wehlig
Rev. Johnston
J. W. Goldsby
Elks’ Memorial
League
Gotham
Dry Cleaning Department
Ruteare
Schuiling
U. S. War Department
A. H
Shuiling CO
E. George St
Indianapolis
Ind
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