Sins of Mobile Sermon on Thou Shalt Do No Murder
The Rev. W. B. P. Hines at Dauphin Way Baptist in Mobile discusses murder in the second table of the Ten Commandments. He denounces self defense as no excuse and compares malicious envy to a dangerous detonator, warning leaders and liquor interests as complicit in murder. He urges readers to reject violence and discard the paper.
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Mobile
W. BP. Hines
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Joshua
Beavers Group Eyes Monday Night Meeting
O. H. Harris of the Beav ere stated Sunday night that the local dam office hopes for a well attended meeting Monday night. The organization plans to discuss business of great importance.
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O. H. Harris
The
Beavére
Crist Death Notice and Funeral Arrangements
Crist died in February 1913 at age sixty three. Funeral from 4 Norman street Saturday evening at 7 16. Attendees meet at Mageolia cemetery. Survivors noted in obsequies for life comrade J I Crist Co F Second Alabama infantry. James Cash Commander Francis Kiernan Adjutant.
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Crist
Jacob L. Crist
Norman Street
Taterment
Mageolia
UC. V
Civil War V. Oy
J. I. Crist
Co. F
Second Alabama Infantry
James Cash
Francis Kiernan
Elected Sixth Time President of the Temple
Henry Hess was elected president of Shaarai Shemayim Gates of Heaven for the sixth consecutive time at the temple’s seventieth annual meeting held at B nai Brith Hall. Dr. Alfred G. Moses was reelected rabbi for the eleventh time.
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Henry Hess
B'nai Brith Hall
Temple
Alfred G. Moses
Henry Ams
A. G Levy
Leon Schwarz
H. W. Leinkauf
Monroe Metzger
Lewis H. Metzger
Pauline L. Kaufman
A. B. Hanan
Leopold Brown
Charles Brown
E. E. Richard
G. Neuberger
Sol Kahn
Charles
Sunny Side of Broadway at Lyric Opens Today
Max Bloom and company star in The Sunny Side of Broadway at the Lyric with three performances today Monday and Wednesday and Thursday. Tickets use the usual Lyric pricing. Bunty Pulls the Strings arrives Tuesday night with strong audience response noted for its satire and dialect. Curtain at 8:20.
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Max Bloom
Broadway
the Lyric
Bunty
Scotland
Neil OBrien to Headline Lyric Minstrel Gala
Neil OBrien the famed minstrel will appear at the Lyric next Friday in a fifty-strong company. The matinee and night performances promise the most elaborate production of its kind on the American stage since burnt-cork comedy began. O'Brien is known for work with Lew Dockstader and other minstrel troupes. The lineup features noted comedians vocalists and dancers.
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Neil Friday
Lyric
Neil O'Brien
Neil O’brien
Lew Dockstader
Butterfly on the Wheel to Open at Lyric Next Saturday
The Butterfly on the Wheel plays in this city at the Lyric theater next Saturday with matinee and night showings. After successful runs in New York and London starring Lewis Waller, the production attracts patrons mainly for its famed trial scene. Seats go on sale Wednesday.
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New York
London
Lewis Waller
Lyric Theater
Bauer refuses to commit on board guidance
A telephone inquiry to the Revenue Board president reveals he will be guided by the county attorney. A maid says Mr. Bauer is ill and cannot answer. the message is to be delivered, with further details unclear from the damaged text.
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Bauer
Revenue Board
Sullivan
Mobile
Sermon by Dr. Van De Erve At Y M C A
Dr John Van de Erve spoke to a large Mobile audience on a sermon titled A Pertinent Question based on What do ye more than others He linked New Testament healing to public health calling for city cleanup to combat disease and social vice He urged elimination of district evils instead of segregation and applied these ideas to Mobile’s conditions.
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John van de Erve
van de Erven
Peru
Sueaert
Ron
Mobile
Wnion
Deaths and Funerals for Thomas W. McGinnis and Others
The funeral for Thomas W. McGinnis was held from his brother Henry M. McGinnis’s home on North Franklin Street and at St Patrick’s Church, with pallbearers named. A resident of Whistler died at his Turnerville Road home after months of illness, survived by a widow and three children. funeral services were at home then in Whistler cemetery.
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Thomas W. McGinnis
Henry M. McGinnis
Franklin Street
St. Patrick
Father Henry
Maine
Thomas
Tyrrell
W. Kelly
Henry Mc
John F. Mallon
John J. Dickens
Liam J. McGrath
John Bolts James Pratt
Joseph Smith
Whistler
Turnerville Road
Oxvived
Owuammese Heon
Whoo
Mobile street car upgrades with new steel cars
Seven new all steel street cars join Mobile system with pay as you enter to be installed later. Four double truck air brake cars expected within three weeks. Additional single truck car due arrival. Track and grade work continues on Government and Dauphin streets as upgrades roll out. Officers elected at annual meeting include J H Wilson and N White-Spanner.
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M. Coffin
Mobile
Letters Support Mrs Longstreet for Confederate Widow's Cause
Withers and Buchanan Survivors' Camp civil war veterans in Aspiration of this city write letters to President Taft and Senators Bacon and Smith urging Mrs Helen Longstreet widow of General James Longstreet to retain her office. The letters emphasize her Southern birth in Macon Georgia and defend her service to Gainesville and the region.
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Withers
Buchanan
Teft
United States
A. O. Bacon
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Mra
Helen B. Longstreet
James Longstreet
United Ant
Atlanta
Gainesville
Taft
Lon
South
Longstreet
Gainerville
Francis Kiernan
Obituary for Joel E Sumrall in Oakdale
Joel Eugene Sumrall, son of Mr. and Mrs. N M Sumrall, died Sunday at his parents home on Bay Avenue and Kelly Street in Oakdale. He was a shipping clerk for A B Dure & Company and a member of Oakdale Baptist Church. Survived by his father, mother, four sisters, one niece and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Joel E. Sumrall
Joel Eugene Sumrall
N. M. Sumrall
Bayavernue
Kelly Streets
Oakdale
Young
Sumrall
A. B. Dure & Company
J Howard Wilson Travels to Far West to Revisit Low Prairie
J Howard Wilson president of the Kile Light and Railroad Company departs Mobile for California and other western points. He plans to cross the old Santa Fe trail again, retracing a wagon journey from 1878 and visit El Paso and San Antonio before returning via Santa Fe.
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J. Howard Wilson
Kile Light and Railroad Company
Mobile
California
Othe Points
Wilson
el Paso
San Antonio
Tex
Memorial service for Rev. R F Treadway at Bethany Baptist
A memorial service was held Sunday night at 7 at Bethany Baptist Church for Rev. R F Treadway evangelist of the mission board who conducted a Whistler revival last November. He died of pneumonia at his home in Mansfield Louisiana. Rev. Barnes and Bethany deacons led the service.
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Bethany
Baptist Church
R. F. Treadway
He Mission Board
Whistler
Holy Residence
Mainsfield
Barnes
Bethany Church
Charles M. Beckwith
Episcopal Pied
Anewenne
Mra. I.W
Woodmen Circle No
Magnolia Camp
Wletier
Toliding Tor
Stanley Named Springfield Manager For Coming Season
SpringfieldCentral League announces Stanley, a Louisville and New Orleans alum, has been named manager for the upcoming year. He will also play in the outfield as per a telegram from President Meyer in Indianapolis.
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Stanley
Springfield
Ohio
Louisville
New Orleans
Jonas
Meyer
Indianapolis
Glover Son Continues Suit Over Will of Mary Baker Eddy
George W. Glover of this city declares he will not withdraw his suit to contest the will of his mother Mary Baker Eddy, the Christian Science leader, in a Feb. 9 report from Lead, South Dakota.
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George W. Glover
Mary Baker Glover Eddy
Christian Science Leader
Ten Firemen Hurt In Pittsburg Oil Blaze
Ten firemen were injured in a blaze that struck Pittsburg today. The fire caused about 100000 dollars in damage to an oil facility and surrounding property.
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Pittsburg
Mild Winter Keeps American Civic Association Fly Activity High
BanRay remarks on unusual midwinter insect activity as warm weather prevents cold kills. Hatch notes many files remain active and eggs continue to be laid, creating extra generations this season in New York.
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American Civic Association
Hatch
New York
Tolling Bell Ends Sailor’s Life in Classic Verse
London Chronicle notes Thomas Hood’s final classical touch on the verb toll in The Death of a Sailor. The poem’s last stanza recalls the captain and sexton at a sailor’s death, the bell tolling as part of maritime poetry.
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Thomas Hood
Hin Bert
London Chronicle
ETTELSON Addresses Beth Zur Meeting in Hartford
Rabbi Eittelson spoke at Beth Zur in Hartford on Bnai Brit h work in District No 1. Delegates were chosen for District No 7 convention opening April 13 in Nashville Gabriel and alternates listed. Beth Zur Lodge of Mobile Alabama notes forty seven years of service in Bnai Brith.
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Harry Wort Hartford
Beth Zur Rane B'nai B'rith
Eee
B’na
Lichtbach
Beth Zur Lodge
Mobile
Ala
Bynai B'rith
Nashville
Gabriel
C. ‘Hens
Henry Hanen
J. M. Friedman
H. Hichold
H. A. Forchheimer
New Washington Hiker Jacket Supports Suffrage Buttons
A brown waterproof Mackinaw Norfolk style jacket with a hood suits Washington hikers. It features four large pockets planned to hold suffrage buttons and literature, complementing the white 49 cent hiking hats with cockades.
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Washington
New York
Women Foot Bandage Fad Spreads From China to London
The New York Mail reports a dangerous fad where women bind and shrink feet using chemical injections and rubber bandages to fit smaller shoes. Experts warn such treatments cause wrinkled, deformed feet and may render sufferers unable to walk within a year or two.
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Chine
London
Faker
New York Mail
Miners Control 94 Charleston in WW
Miners have taken to strike territory with armed lines near Cabin Creeks and Lake district. The afternoon saw refusals to take trains into fields and trains from Chesapeake & Ohio suspended. Uneasiness grows at Mucklow and Rayford as authorities consider martial law to be proclaimed Tuesday by Governor.
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Charleston
Goal Lake District
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mucklow
Rayford
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Industry Keeps Thriving
The study of roots and herbs led Lydia B. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts to a renowned remedy for women's ills. Though she passed away years ago, her work continues with trained assistants and large quantities of roots and herbs used annually to produce Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia Eb.inkham
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Sins of Mobile
Beavers
Dixon & McKay Funeral Directors
G. Louis and Jackson Sts
Beth
MR. Henry Hess
Register
Alabama
DR. van Deerve
the Apostles
Henry Ball
Eee Ee Eens
L. Hammel
Chas
D. Willoughby Shaffer
Oo Capital
U. S. Treas
na +sae
Seseees Onahier Asst
Onshire Asst
Beast
Far West
Whistler Notes
Traders Association
Ernest Cotrell
Managers’ and Association
Drexel
Philadelphia
Mr. Cotrell
Lord Northcliffe
Thomas Hoot
A la
Rowley Orchestra and Singers
Chas. B. Hervey
Ettelson
Beth Zur
Glasscock
Lecure
Almanac
Bel Phome
L. Hammel I
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