Mobile Hosts Banquet Delights Guests With Local Fruit Show
Alabama merb association guests from Mobile and guests from New York and Chicago attended a banquet in Mobile ending the convention. A lavish table featured Mobile raised fruit including Satsuma oranges grapefruit kumquats and lemons with a Rowley orchestra and Encore by Hazel Winans Selby. Speakers praised Mobile hospitality and hotels as potential rivals to California.
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Alabama Mer 'G Association
Monay
Mobile
Louisville
Nashville
New York
Chicago
Charles H. Gehring
Hotel Register and Recorder
Hervey
California
E. C. Gower
Ralph Richard
R. A. Douglass
Donnsn
E. C. Taylor
Montgomery
H. C. Snow
Tuscaloosa
B. Woolf
Rowley Orchestra
Hazel Winans-Selby
Orpheus
Silesa
Hazel
Winans-Selby
Victor Herbert
Becarrece
D'Amour
Edgarlorence Taylor
Martha
Tion
von Flotow
Hervey Farm
Fixin
Mobile County
Satsuma
Essays on Cane Syrup Contest Open for Students
Professor Lee Byrne will submit two essays on cane syrup making as part of a chamber of commerce contest. The program offers a $5 cash prize for grammar school entries and $10 for high school entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Byrne
Donees
Chamber of Com
J. Parsons
Portland Plans Work for Unemployed Citizens
Portland city commission agreed to provide work for unemployed residents after a consult with a Central Labor Council committee.
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Portland
Associated Press
Ore
City Commission
Central Labor Council
Republicans clash over representation at national convention
The Republican national committee debates changing the basis of representation. New York proposes a district and at large delegate plan with 931 delegates instead of 1 078. Ormsby McHarg cites Roosevelt fraud concerns and urges caution. Two resolutions propose calling a convention in 1916 to set a new basis.
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New York
National Committee
Robert M. Marsh
New York Young Republican Club
McHarg
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt
Chicago
MacHarge
Warren
Laws Committee
Dairies Score High Marks in November Submit to City
Dairies were rated by City Health Officer Dr. Charles A. Mohr at the November session. Of 38 inspected, only E. Graf topped 80 with 87, others above 70 include J. Benedick 75, J. W. Doody 79, T. A. Doody 74, E. A. Doody 7, and W. P. Tunstall 74.5.
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Charles A. Mohr
E. Graf
J. Benedick
J. W. Doody
T. A. Doody
E. A. Doody
Benedick
J. Ereve
Brunson
Chutat
M. A. Eenee
Diehl
J. M Doody
J. W
Doody
T. A
A. A
Finch
Thos
Eoeeve
Green
H. D
Gref
E. Aiding En Ee Ge
Hill
W. H
Ingoll, J. R
Imland
J. F
Kelly
Jas
Kearley
J. A
Kilby
W. D
Lollomant
Lartigue
MecGowin
Morgan, J. P
Nightingale
Pearce
L. A. Weeeee
Street
J. H Vbeves
Strachup
J. E
Steiner Bros
Sean
Snyder, W. G
Snyder, Otto
Steele, W. Wake
Terrell Jno Ee Enem
Tunstall
W. P
Watkins
Mrs
Werneth
C. P
Webster
Heee
Williams
Welch
R. Geeeeee
Creamery Co
Brown's Creamery
Burial of Felix D. McCann at St Francis and Cathedral
Felix D. McCann died recently and was honored with a 2 pm funeral from his 608 St Francis Street home followed by a 2:30 pm service at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception conducted by Rev. Father E B Hackett. A Catholic Knights of America delegation attended and pallbearers included KR G Welsh George Welsh J T McCafferty P J Burna T T Palmer Frank Zieman Sr James Dawson and Dr P C Boulo.
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Felix DD. McCann
Felix D. McCann
St. Francis Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father BE. J. Hackett
Catholic Knights of America
KR. G. Welsh
George Welsh
J. T. McCafferty
P. J. Burna
T. T. Palmer
Frank Zieman,Sr
James Dawson
P. C. Boulo
Burns of Schwartz child causes death
Sadie Schwartz four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Schwartz died Tuesday morning at the Mobile Infirmary from burns suffered a month earlier in the family yard at Earl and Hamilton streets. The family are listed as well.
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Sadie Schwartz
Isaac Schwartz
Earl and
Hamilton Streets
Mobile Infirmary
Mobile enlivens Christmas season with visiting guests
Mrs and Mrs J B Taylor plan Christmas in New York and Washington. Fire Insurance Agent C B Bawards of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad conducts property inspections in Alabama and Mississippi on year end trip. Gordon W King, city ticket and passenger agent, leaves Mobile for Berking Ranch to spend Christmas with his mother in Calvert Alabama. Mobile delegates to the Southern Interstate Hotel Men's Association convention are in New Orleans. Guests at the Bienville and Battle House hotels include Mr and Mrs E S Price of Prosser Alabama and Mrs H K Mills of New York City. Other visitors include John R Farrell of Meridian and L K Shannon with wife of Fruitdale. Muehlberg and wife of St Louis, Mrs O W Winberg of Silver Hill, Mrs G H Landgraf of Marinette, Wis., and George A Creary of Pensacola plus Charles Line of Chicago visiting Mobile.
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C. B. Bawards
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Alabama
Mobile
Southern Interstate Hotel Men’s Association
New Orleans
John J.monaghan
Battle House
P. C. Steele
Bienville
Joseph A. Dacovich
St. Andrew
A. BH. Reynolds
Windsor
C. B. Hervey
Alabama Association
Cawthon Hotel
Post Office Prepares for Christmas Rush
Five extra stands added in the corridor for weighing and stamping parcels. Assistant Postmaster J D Wilkins, in charge during the Postmaster’s absence, reports ample stamps and stamped envelopes and urges early mailing as the rush begins and will continue through Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Wilkins
Barker Th. Washington
Community Mourns Loss of Beloved Daughter
The community expressed sympathy Tuesday for a family grieving the death of their young daughter described as bright and cheerful. She was well known in the neighborhood and her loss is deeply felt by many.
November Fire Report Details Losses and Causes
The November fire report released by Mayor Pat J. Lyons records 42 alarms with 109,265 in total fire losses and 53,100 in insured damage. Causes include 26 sparks, 6 defective flues, 7 unknown, and 2 defective chimneys.
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Pat J. Lyons
Harris and Son of Camden Bankrupt in U S Court
J T Harris and Son of Camden merchants in Wilcox county filed a bankruptcy petition in the U S district court on Tuesday. Liabilities were listed at 8000 dollars with assets of 3725 dollars. Petitioners were adjudicated bankrupt and referred to referee W K Campbell of Selma.
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J. F. Harris & Son of
Camden
Wilcox County
United States District Court
W. K. Campbell
Selma
Constipation Vanished by Chocolate Coated Pills
An old advertisement promotes one nightly chocolate coated tablet to relieve constipation and restore energy. It claims improved digestion, appetite, skin clarity, and eye brightness, with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. A free sample offer is listed from Hot Springs Chemical Co. of Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hot Springs Chemical Co
Hot Springs
Ark
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