Battleship Vermont Limps Toward Hampton Roads
The battleship Vermont with a broken main shaft prowls toward Hampton Roads after an early morning accident. The vessel, 1 200 miles from Hampton and 600 from Bermuda, sails under port engine at eight knots while the crew inspects the shaft and stern tube. The fleet’s return to New York and Guantanamo movements are outlined as other ships proceed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Delaware
Orion
Yester
Hampton
Bermuda
Navy
Charles E
Tic Fleet
Vermont
Hampm Roads
Admiral Badger
Aiver
Hampton Roads
Wyoming
Arkan- Florida
Utah
Bishop Allen Delivers Eulogy at Sister Nugent Funeral
The funeral mass for Sister Mary Josephine Nugent was held at St. Joseph's Church Friday at 9 am with Rev. Father presiding. Bishop Allen gave the eulogy as Fathers Brady Cassidy Eaton and others attended, and burial followed at the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Mary Josephine Nugent
St. Joseph's Church
Father
Right
Allen
D. A. Brady
St. Vincent’s Church
T. P. Cassidy
The
Thos. J. Eaton
Tt. J. Am
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Hermann
J. Burns
J. C. Henry
Joseph Hi ¥Nde
Jacob
Rehm
Whichever Way You Apply It It Saves Money
A short prologue on cost efficiency argues that a universal rule yields savings in multiple scenarios. The piece emphasizes practical application and broad applicability to daily budgeting and decision making.
Free Negotiations End After Costa Rica Rejection
Costa Rica's congress refused to ratify British concessions linked to Lord Cowdray. Pearson firm says they will not reopen talks unless invited by the Colombian government. The firm warns the price may render concessions unprofitable if opposed by governments.
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Trondon
Lord Cowdray
Pearson
Associated Press
Lord Murray
Elibank
Colombia
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Meets in Jacksonville
Delegates from Sewanee Texas A and M Tennessee Vanderbilt and other Southern schools gathered in Jacksonville for the annual conference. The agenda included bylaws changes and eligibility rules for student athletes and the possible reinstatement of the University of Mississippi.
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Jacksonville
Fla
South
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
University of Mississippi
Sewanee
Texas A. & M
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Mississippi Agricultural
Mississippi College
Missapi
Alabama
Tech
Howard College
Central University of Kentucky
State University of Kentucky
University of Louisville
Louisiana State University
Tulane
Maritime movements show lull at port with several arrivals listed
Waterfront activity was quiet Friday as few vessels were reported at quarantine. Ninian a British steamer carrying cotton and cargo sailed for Liverpool. Bertha and Belize Norwegian ships were bound for Havana and Belize respectively. Harald Dulm bananas cocoanuts due from Colorado and Hon. Kronprinz Olav slated for mid December near Gulfport.
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Ninian
Williams
Liverpool
England
Bertha
Meyer
Munson Steamship Line
Havana
Cuba
Belize
Hansen
Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company
N. H
Livingston
Guam
Harald
United Fruit Company
Colorado
Honorva
Swift
Progress
Karen
Munson
Crathens
Seeberg
Grand Ep
B. W
Trold
Hamburg
Germany
Kronprinz Olav
Nissen
Gulfport
Mississippi
Mississippi Sound
Pascagoula River
Rhodes Cases Begin In Federal Court Trial
The trial of Calvin J. Rhodes John J. Rhodes and Joseph E. Rhodes on perjury conspiracy and bankruptcy act violations started early Friday in the U S district court. The full jury panel for the term was excused.
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Calvin J. Rhodes
John J. Rhodes
Joseph E. Rhodes
U. Gs. District Court
Bankrupt E. J. Raub of Mobile Faces Creditors Meeting
In U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Alabama E. J. Raub of Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt on December 3 1913. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the bankruptcy office in Mobile on December 23 1913 at 2 o clock p.m. Creditors may attend.
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UO.S./ District Court
Sc. District of Alabama
E. J. Raub
Mobile
Alabama
Englishman Plans Possible Speech After Conference With Carranza
Major Martin Archer-Shee British MP visited Hermosillo to confer with General Carranza on personal matters and to gather data for potential parliamentary discussion about Mexican conditions. Also arriving was Colonel Juan N. Medina for talks regarding the arrest at El Paso and Villa's alleged role.
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Associated Press
Hermosillo
Sonora
Martin Archer-Shee
Carranza
Tucson
Ariz
United States
Juan N. Medina
Staf
Villa
Juarez
Medina
el Pasir
Schmidt Was In Love With Victim During Murder Trial
New York December 12. Assistant District Attorney Stephenson called Dr Arnold G Leo as a witness in the Hans Schmidt murder trial. Leo testified Schmidt and Anna Aumuller sought marriage and that Schmidt declared he loved the girl and planned to leave the priesthood. He said Schmidt later showed a V shaped wound on his finger claiming an accident.
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Associated Press
New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Stephenson
Arnold G. Leo
Leo
Schmidt
Aumuller
Murderous Bomb Kills Clerk at Bottling Company
Ida Antsewitz, eighteen, confidential bookkeeper at K. Bottling Co located at 628 West Thirty Fifth Street, is killed by a bomb mailed to the firm. Thomas McCabe injured by debris. Michael Ryan hurt by glass. Bomb wrapped with 28 State Street New York return address. Investigators seek who sent the device and why amid similar past cases.
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Associated Press
New York
Ida Anusewits
K. Bottling Company
West Thirtyfifth Street
Thomas McCabe
Michael Ryan
Miss Antsewitz
Callanan
Consideration of Rural Credits by American Commission
The American Commission on Rural Credits opened its session in Washington on December 12 with discussion of committee reports. About forty members attended as the group reviews European experiences in rural credit for agriculture.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Commission On Rural Credits
Expert Watt Transferred to Lead South Carolina Livestock Work
J T Watt of Talladega Alabama government farm demonstration agent for North Alabama will start livestock demonstration work in South Carolina effective January 1. Headquarters will be at Clemson College. The transfer was announced to the state board of agriculture at a noon meeting. His successor has not been named. The board will likely recommend Prof J B Hobdy of Auburn among others to succeed B L Moss who recently resigned.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. T. Watt
Talladega
North Alabama
South Carolina
Clemson College
Watt
State Board of Agriculture
B. L. Moss
State Farm Demonstration Agent
J.B. Hobdy
Auburn
Mormon Losses Estimated at 10 Million in Mexico
Associated Press reports from Los Angeles say Mormon church leader President Smith cites exiled colonists losing more than 10 million dollars in Mexico due to revolution. He favors settling current locations in Arizona and Southern California and notes colonies suffered vast damage to towns houses and churches after decades of work.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Smith
Mormon Church
Joseph
Arizona
California
Advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets Tonight
A sales puff promises relief from dullness and constipation with Chamberlain's Tablets and claims you will feel right tomorrow. For sale.
Barges Will Bring Coal To Mobile Say Official
C F Files local manager of the Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company announced the Mobile area will receive coal from the Warrior fields. The barge line will provide the same consideration as for New Orleans and other river ports. Barges are on a regular schedule now operating on the river route.
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Tuscalooba
Ala
C. F. Files
Alabama and
Parisian Sage Promises Quick Hair and Scalp Benefits
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientific preparation to cure itching and dandruff, cool and invigorate the scalp, and make hair look wavy glossy and grow. The tea colored liquid supposedly delivers the exact elements for healthier hair and is sold in fifty cent bottles at druggists and toilet counters.
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