Workingmen's Timber and Cotton Association Holds 1913 Meeting
Mobile fraternal group met at Central Trades Council Hall for its annual 1913 officer election. Officers elected included A R Green president and O Pat McEvoy vice president. The organization, dating to the 1870s, reports 1883 onward records and a current surplus with assets over 100,000. It notes generous sick and funeral benefits and ongoing efforts by Maple and Forest Camp toward leadership positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workingmen’s Timbers
Nd Cotton Benevolent Association
Central Trades’ Council Hall
A. R. Green
O. Pat McEvoy
Ww.t. Scott
G. 8. Pennington
Charles Williamson
Marshall
Morris Joseph
Daniel Hyland
James McEvoy
BE. S. Feagin
Free Hypnosis Treatise Offered at Home
Herbert L. Flint presents a limited time offer for a free copy of a comprehensive treatise on hypnotism and personal magnetism. The promotion claims extensive experience and claims the author has hypnotized more people than any other individual. Readers are invited to request the book at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Flint
Flint
Dee Tosca
Alabama Lodges See Net Gain In Membership Growth
Dobbs administration concludes 1912 with overall rising membership across Alabama lodges. Despite earlier financial strain, districts rally through fall campaigns, increasing strength in Birmingham Mobile Anniston Montgomery and other cities as the state targets twelve thousand members for the next year.
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Mobile
Dobbs
Georgia
Anniston
Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
St. Francis Street
Cobb
Eastern rail firemen strike decision unsettled in New York
The question of strike or settlement for fifty four eastern railroads is paused until Monday after failed mediation talks led by Judge Knapp and U S Labor Commissioner Hangar. The Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Enginemen rejected the railroad managers arbitration plan, signaling a possible strike if Erdman act arbitration is not used.
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Carter
Brotherhood
Knapp
Fort Worth Hotels Destroyed by Fire
Fort Worth Texas February 35 The Hotel Seidbold was practically destroyed by fire at 1 o clock this morning All guests escaped injury with property loss around 150000 Firemen and police aided in rescuing guests who fled in night clothes Modern Woodmen Initiate Big Class Mobile Camp 5952 M W of A met with seventy five members and a large class of candidates awaiting initiation in Tuesday’s regular review
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Neil O’brien
K. of C
O'Brien
K. of Cs
Mobile Council No
Knights of Columbia
Matt Mahomer
Angelo Festerazzi
Gus Carlisle
Maple Camp No. 5
Delhomme
Dr. Boyle
Orr
Pritchard
Lord
Schottgens and
Pistole
Martin
Kruse
Knox
Bouleblewel Horn
Burge
Denmark
Gardner
Fort Worth
Tex
Seidbold
Mobile
M. W. of A
Sample 3 oz brown bottle mailed on request in New York
A chunky 3 oz brown sample bottle is offered by mail on request from Ozomui ion located at 548 Pearl Street in New York.
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Ozomuiion
Pearl St
New York
Voters organize in Russell District for a new school
A Russell School District meeting formed The Voters League of the Russell School District with J H Norville as chair and G R Bancroft as secretary. Members urged city officials to call a bond election for a new school building, planning resolutions and a follow up meeting at Russell School.
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Russell
J. H. Norville
G. R. Bancroft
Voters League of the
Russell School District
Norville
W. T. McGoéwin
Commission
Movile
H. T. Hartwell
Messrs
Smith
Williamson
Reynolds
Gerald
Bencroft
League
Russell School
The First Tasteless Chill Tonic Ad
An old advertisement promotes GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming sugar is tasteless when dissolved in the stomach not the mouth. It markets as strong as bitter tonics, suitable for adults and children, and notes a 50 cent price.
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Sweet Grove
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Soverign
Charles W. Tompkins
Knights of Pythias
Daniel B. Dobbs
Grand Lodge
the Mobile Columbian
Mobile Columbiain
Knights of Columbus
James H. Glennon
Glenngn
Knights
Bancellor
Tri-Cities
Woodmen of the World
Geoge B. Sellers
Loyal Order of Moose
Mobile Lodge
Washington
Koppersmith
Broadway
United States
Supreme Lodge
Philadelphia
Mobile Dodge
Weinacker’s
M. E. Henry Ruffin
Dauphin Street
Bell Phone
Kenny’s Tea Store
City OF Mobile
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