Four People Wounded in Family Row Near Donaldsonville
Ike Deal, a farmer near Donaldsonville Georgia, shot his wife and her parents after she left him for her father Moss Markeson. The mother died, the father Markeson was fatally wounded, and Deal was wounded after taking his gun back. He evaded capture and is sought by armed posses and a pursuing sheriff.
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Savannah
Ike Deal
Donaldsonville
Moss Markeson
Markeson
Deal
Cure for weak kidneys free health remedy
An advert promises a quick cure for weak kidneys and related symptoms. It cites relief from scalding urine, backaches, muscle weakness, eye spots, yellow skin, and swollen ankles. The product Stuart's Buchu and Juniper is offered at $1 per bottle with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Whae’ Mt
Home Economics Discusses Cost of Living and Agency Change
The Home Economics Club met at the Chamber of Commerce to hear about the Metropolitan Servant Agency moving to Knox Undertaking Company on St Michael Street with Sarah J Duncan in charge. Members discussed lowering living costs through direct producer contact and community initiatives, citing yard eggs at thirty cents a dozen and orange marmalade made cheaply at home. Florence Kelly's letter on the summer half holiday was read.
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Home Economics Club
Chamber of Commerce
Knox Undertaking Company
St. Michael Street
Sarah J. Duncan
The
Advocate
Robinson
Committee On Domestic Help
H. P. Hirshfield
J. O. Smith
Charles Shawhan
Erwin Craighead
John Harvey
Carter
Metropolitan Agency
Mr. Holloman
Mobile
England
Florence Kelly
Consumers’ League
Burial of Mrs. Sarah Parker Diard
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Parker Diard was held Tuesday at 2:30 pm from the family home on Spring Hill avenue near Bayou and at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Rev Father Murphy presided and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers named. An infant death followed as John Charles Pate, three months old, died Tuesday at 12:30 pm at 273 South Lawrence Street and will be buried in Whistler cemetery on Wednesday.
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Sarah Parker Diard
Spring Hill Avenue
Bayou
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Murphy
Messrs
Eidward Yeend
J. E. Roth
Thomas Condon
A. W. Field
A. Jensen
James McDonnell
Charles Delage
T. Byrnes
John Charles
Lawrence H. Pate
South Lawrence Street
Whistler
J. K. P. Johnson
Kentucky Street
Marine
8. W. Roberts
Broad Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Mobile Police Relief Association
Theodore Newell
F. B. Helton
Police Department
Spencer Newell
Paul Cazalas
Sheriff's Department
J. K. Savage
W. L. McGuire
Cazalas
Johnson
Mayor Schwarz Shops for Orphans and Detention Home Boys
Mayor Schwarz serves as Elks Christmas committee chair and, with Simon Metzger, buys gifts for 332 orphans next week. He also coordinates donations for Detention Home boys including six donated shoes from Simon Shoe Co. Toys food clothing and other gifts are being gathered for city charitable institutions.
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Schwarz
Elks
Simon Metzger
The
Detention Home
Jacob Simon
Simon Shoe Company
Wills topic draws attorney Faith at City Bank meeting
Attorney E W Faith spoke to the Progressive Bankers Club in the City Bank and Trust Company directors room on wills. Gaston Gunter and E B Watts from Montgomery visited Mobile after a hunting trip to Coden area. Baffrey Brokerage Co incorporated with $2000 capital to operate as general commission brokers in this city. In corporators are R V A Baffrey president W L Coffin secretary treasurer and W B Dolbear vice president. The Boys Club ladies board plans a major Christmas entertainment for inmates at the Boys Detention School with gifts and amusements.
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E. W. Faith
Progressive Bankers’ Club
City Bank and Trust Company
Gaston Gunter
E. 8. Watts
Montgomery
Mobile
Coden
Baffrey Brokerage Company
Probate
General Commission
R. V.A. Baffrey
W. L. Coffin
W. B. Dolbear
Ladies’ Board
The
Boys’ Club
L. H. Putnam
Crawford presides over fast moving inferior court session
Attorney G E Crawford led a brief inferior criminal court session disposing of over twenty cases. Attorney and Assistant State Solicitor Tisdale Touart congratulated him on his first time as presiding magistrate. The obituary notes mention a son William J. Kelly and daughter Mrs Liszie Toomer, with many grandchildren. Funeral details follow for J K P Johnson. The obituary commemorates the deputy sheriff with remarks from Sheriff Cazalas and a Magnolia cemetery burial.
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G. E. Crawford
Inferior Criminal Court
Tisdale Touart
William J. Kelly
Mobile
Liszie Toomer
Bluff City
Fila
O. O. Carley
Man Charged After Hotel Breakin and Attack
Joe Williamson a stevedore was arrested at the Cawthon Hotel for forcing entry into Mrs. M. H. Morrison's room and damaging clothing and items valued at 150. He allegedly struck the woman with a slipper and was charged with disorderly conduct and later assault and battery then malicious mischief. He was released on $500 bond to appear before Recorder Edington.
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Joe Williamson
Cawthon Hotel
M. H. Morrison
Richmond Va
Recorder’s Court
Morrison
Williamson
W. R. Wright
Mobile
Crenshaw
Cawthon
Edington
Mrs Isabella Kelly Passes After Lingering Illness
Mrs Isabella Kelly widow of the late George P Kelly died Wednesday morning at 6 o clock in a local infirmary after a lingering illness. She was born in South Carolina and was 86 years old. She is survived by relatives.
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Isabella Kelly
George P. Kelly
South Carolina
Booths Hyomei catarrh remedy advert
Morning readers are invited to try Hyomei, a guaranteed catarrh remedy, with a hard rubber pocket inhaler and bottle priced at one dollar. If needed, a second bottle is available for fifty cents. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corporation and druggists nationwide. Thousands already use it for coughs cold and grippe.
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Booth
Heavy fine assessed against Alto Marion
Alto Marion, arrested on vagrancy charges after resisting Deputies Lynch and Delchamps, appeared before Acting Judge Crawford in the inferior criminal court. A fine of 201 dollars or ninety days was imposed, and it required four men to lock her up in the county jail.
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Alto
Marion
Lynch
Delchamps
Crawford
Inferior Criminal Court
Jall
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidney and Bladder Woes
Mrs Lena Beyer of Auburn New York reports three boxes of Foley Kidney Pills restored her strength and health. The advertisement touts the pills as the best medicine for kidney and bladder disorders and urges trial through Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Foley
Lena Beyer
Frederick St
Auburn
N. Y
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Isabella Kelly Funeral Notice in Pine Crest Cemetery
Entered into rest December 18 1912 at 10 AM Isabella Kelly widow of George P Kelly. Funeral at 707 1 2 Texas Street tomorrow Thursday morning at 10 o'clock Interment in Pine Crest Cemetery.
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Kelly
Isabella Kelly
George P. Kelly
Co. O. Carley
Texas Street
Pine Crest Cemetery
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Robert Strauss and Company
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United Shirt and Collar Co., Makers
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Partridge
Mickle
Kryptok
E. O. Zadek Jewelry Co
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Klaw & Erlanger
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John Fox, Jr
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Higley-Harrington Stock CO
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Dauphin and
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Chicago
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Belle Schreiber
Pittsburg
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Palace Jewelry
Dauphin St
Palace Jewelry Store
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