Dynamiter Held On Second Charge
Werner Horn, arrested in Vanceboro Maine on a warrant from a local justice, faces a charge of defacing and rioting after a dynamite blast under an international bridge on the St Croix river. Sheriff Ross secured custody and a federal transfer is anticipated for a hearing in Portland before a commissioner on England's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vanceboro
Maine
Werner Horn
St. Croix River
Horn
Ross
Portland
England
Pope's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as the quick harmless cure for sour gassy stomachs. It claims five minutes to relief and encourages regular use to digest foods without distress. The text promotes a fifty cent large case at drug stores and mentions a restaurant ad nearby.
Ohio river flood forecast for Cincinnati rise to 54 feet
A Weather Bureau bulletin notes Ohio River levels in several cities. Cincinnati is expected to reach 54 to 56 feet by Sunday, with Pittsburgh already below flood stage and Parkersburg at 41 feet. Rain is forecast within 36 hours, keeping high water possible.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Washington
Weather Bureau
Parkersburg
Evansville
Rebel Leaders In Africa Quit Game
The rebel leader Bezuidenhout and the Prophet Van Rensburg surrendered to British forces with Lieutenant Kemp. The commando including fort eight officers and 600 burghers capitulated at Upington. Additional surrenders are expected tonight as Lt Col Maritz and his men may yield before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
London
Bezuidenhout
van Rensburg
Kemp
Upington
S. G. Maritz
Pillans Denies Supporting Socialism in Mobile Letter
H PILLANS writes to The Mobile Item denying misrepresentation of his conference remarks. He clarifies no endorsement or opposition to socialist proposals such as old age pensions and poor relief, and says no comment on specific legislators was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Item
Mobile
Alabama
Defaulting Treasurer William Walker Denied Parole
Hartford Conn Feb 4 William F Walker former treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain and treasurer of the Connecticut Baptist convention has been refused parole He is serving one to twenty years for embezzling 566000 from the bank and about 56000 from the Baptist convention multiple sums across both institutions detailed in state records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
William F. Walker
Savings Bank of New Britain
Walker
Baptist Convention of Connecticut
Vitalitas Restores Sight Claims by Local Woman
Mrs. 8 E Barden of 4211 F Street Galveston writes she was nearly blind in one eye and waning in health. After using Vitalitas she reports improved vision appetite and energy and says she can read fine print across the street. She urges others with similar afflictions to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. E. Barden
F Street
Galveston
Texas
Vitalitas
Personal visitors report from Mobile hotels and guests
A long list shows guests and visitors in Mobile, Alabama from Irvington to Pensacola, including W M Maxwell, E M Shaffer, Howard, Tucker, W W Spruce, D B Healey, S L Moore, Paul Long, H H Michlin, S A Stewart, J R Jones, L Wolf, R C Morris, J L Rockwell, J A Green, E M Jordan, Frank Roche, H B Miller, H H Hicks, and many others registered at the Windsor St Andrew Bienville Battle House and Cawthon hotels. Reservation notes mention seventy five visitors planned by Battle House manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Monaghan
the Battle House
Winter social roster lists families across cities
Three children in St. Louis Missouri with Mrs Charles E Sherter Brig Among the winter fae are registered at the Barnett D ee G H McGeabon of Chicago TV ee and wife of Winston Salem G C Frersh and wife of Lake IL Mr and Mrs f of New York City W B He wife of Silver Creek NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Brunnell
Chicago, Ill
Magnolia Springs
Ala
Battle House
Tm Barnett D. Ee
G. H. McGeabon
Chicago
Winston-Salem
G. C. Frersh
Lake 1
New York City
W. B
Silver Creek
N.Y
Weather synopsis shows uneasy Atlantic conditions
A low barometer area now central over the region brings southerly winds to the south and northerly winds to the north. Temperatures rise with fair skies in parts and light frost expected in some Atlantic areas.
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Dri Ward
Atlantic
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Rex
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Charles Schimpf
North Royal
Dime Messenger Service
St. Francis St
Windsor Hotel
Rothskeller
A. E. Reynolds
Hillman Taxi Service Company, Inc
Lars Beth
Conti
ROCHE
BURKE
Seeberg To
Steamship Service
Windward and
Leeward Islands
Central and
South America
Genon
Curecae
Kingston
Jamaica
Port-au-Prince
Jacmel
Haiti
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Barbados
Trinidad and Demerara
Santo Domingo
West Indies
Seeberg In
City Bank
Mobile, Alabama
Africa
Capetown
Maritz
Bechuanaland
Pillans
Norman
Amoskeag
Chetek
Reabe
Ever Department
New Spring Rep
Tor Rovers Rugs
W. M. Maxwell
Irvington
the Windsor
E. M. Shaffer
Tuscaloosa
the Bienville
Howard
Barlow Bend, Ala
Klosky's Hotel
Yy. Tucker
Grove Hill
W. W. Spruce
Mery, Ala
Kiy Hotel
D. B. Healey
Hattiesburg
Miss
Windsor
S. L. Moore
Pensacola, Fla
St. Andrew
Paul L. Long
New Gaeane
Moe
H. H. Michlin
Mount Vernon
Als
The
Bienville
Taker
S. A. Stewart
Jackson, Ala
J. R. Jones
Birmingham
W. L. Wolf
R. C. Morris
Irvington, Ala
M. J. Tomery
J. L. Rockwell
Mrs. Rockwell
J. A. Green
Atlanta, Ga
E. M. Jordan
Selma
Frank L. Roche
H. B. Miller
Vinegar Bend
St Andrew
H. H. Hicks of
Dickinson,“Ala
St. Andrew Hotel
Mrs
Phil M. Anderson
Newton
Kansas
John F. Gaylord
Pascagoula, Miss
Bienville Hotel
Ll. V. Meyer
Montgomery
John Lockwood
L. J. Smith
Nadawah, Ala
New York
C. J. Gayfer
Frank Higgins
Louisville
Cawthon Hotel
Higgins
Charlies R. Sturgis
Evans
Honey Boy
Min
Strels
Lyric Theatre
P. W. Maer
Lewis A. Crook
Meridian
Mr. Maer
C. A. Brewster
Ware
City
Frencho
Lake Forrest, al
Coden
C. McCormick
Robert Jemison
Episcopal —— Home For
P. Ryan
Alfr Cole
Eabeg
J Palin
Tae
St. Louis
Charles E. Sherter
Brig
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