Mardi Gras Day Parade Schedule in Mobile
Mardi Gras celebrations in Mobile list a full day of events from 10 a.m. to past midnight. Highlights include the Parade of King Felix viewing from a moving throne, Knights of Revelry pageant, Comic Cowboys parade, and the Order of Myths balls. Hydro-aeroplane flights on Mobile river and street masquerades accompany concerts in Bienville Square and the Battle House ball.
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Biennié Square
Drago
Higdro
Knights of Ry
Felix
Mobile River
Knights Iry
Bienville
Auburn
The
Knights of Revelry
Order of Myths
Bienville Square
Fred Parker
Battle House
Carni
Auditorium
St. Francis Street
Cler k M Kee's body found in the river
A long distance message received in Mobile on Sunday night by W T West agent of the Staples line of steamers states that the body of a man identified as Clerk M Kee was found in the river with details not fully disclosed in the report.
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M’kee
Mobile
W. T. West
Staples Line
Fulton’s Renal Compound Promoted Amid Name calling
An advertisement extols Fulton’s Renal Compound claiming it can prove Bright’s disease is curable by natural reaction. It touts picric and citric acids testing albumen levels and urges readers to contact Antwerp’s Drug Corporation or John J. Fulton Co. for supply or documentation.
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Nature
Bright
Fulton
Antwerp
John J. Fulton Co
McKee Found Floating After James T Staples Explosion
W C McKee second clerk aboard the steamer James T Staples was found floating in the Bigbee river near Baxter's Bend Sunday morning. He was brought to Bladon Springs for burial with his family there. Relatives were notified by Mr West. McKee died in the Poe's landing explosion on January 9 while in the cabin with other officers.
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W. C. McKee
James T. Staples
Bigbee
Baxter's Bend
Bladon Springs
McKee
West
Staples
Poe's
Federal official impersonator jailed after Florida arrest
A man calling himself J W Atherholt, claimed to be a United States official, was arrested Sunday by federal officers at the Southern Hotel and placed in the county jail. U S Commissioner Jones set bond for a preliminary hearing, which Atherholt could not meet. The arrest reportedly involved special agent S M Alred from Washington, with the alleged offense in Southern Florida. Atherholt had been in Mobile two days prior to the arrest.
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United States
Florida
J. W. Abherholt
Southern Hotel
Jones
Atherholt
Resinol Ointment Helps Boy With Eczema
Mrs. M Whiteley of Newark recounts relief for her one year old from eczema using Resinol Soap and Ointment after five months of unsuccessful remedies. She notes the rash improved from the first application and the hair growth returned. Free samples offered by Resinol Chem Co Baltimore.
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Newark
Rome
Menthel
Zema
January Weather Summary for Mobile by Weather Bureau
The Mobile Weather Bureau reports January as poor for Mobile with high barometer variations and a wide daily temperature range. Temperatures peaked at 74 degrees on January 21 and dropped to 86 degrees on January 28, while precipitation reached 4.29 inches and a 24 hour total of 150 inches on January 26 27.
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Mobile
United States Weather Bureau
Wheeling Heads to Mobile for Mardi Gras Sail
The gun boat Wheeling, sent from Vera Cruz to protect U.S. citizens, sailed to Mobile to take part in the Mardi Gras festivities. Vera Cruz conditions are reported improved.
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Vera Cruz
Mobile
Associated Press
Washington
Wheeling
Mexico
New York Show Captures Attention With Roadster Sales
The New York Show drew strong demand as eight car loads were telegraphed for immediate shipment after the event. The 660 Roadster shipped for display sold upon arrival, touted as one of the year’s snappiest roadsters and easy to sell to buyers of this style.
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New York
New York Show Room
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