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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1913

Page

12

Freight car tragedy kills Alabama railroad worker

William Westbrook a 27 year old former Grand Bay station agent for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad died after being run over by a freight car Sunday near Mobile. He fell under a rear car while attempting to catch a northbound freight caboose and suffered fatal injuries en route to Ocean Springs for burial. He left a wife, parents and other relatives.

William Westbrook Grand Bay Ala Louisville and Nashville Mobile Westbrook Roche & Burke Undertaking Company Ocean Springs Miss

Death of Mrs G B Wilson at Clarksville Tenn

Mrs G B Wilson died suddenly Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Frank T Hodgson in Clarksville Tennessee from heart trouble. She leaves seven children including Mrs Joseph R Wilson of Nashville sister in law of President elect Woodrow Wilson. Joseph R Wilson a senate secretary candidate had planned to go to Washington but will delay until after the funeral. Now that wireless telegraphy is real it remains to show money in chicken raising business.

G. B. Wilson Nashville Tenn Frank T. Hodgson Clarksville Joseph R. Wilson Woodrow Wilson United States Senate Washington National

Christchurch Lenten Mission Ends With Sermons and Music

The Lenten mission at Christchurch concluded with morning and evening services led by Rev. Frank J. Mallett of Salisbury. Dr. Matthew Brewster assisted. texts from Moses and the burning bush informed sermons on New Experience and The Question of Questions. Daily services continue through Lent at 5 pm with noon Litany on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Christchurch Frank J. Mallett Salisbury N. C Matthew Brewster Calvary Calvary’s Hill Dr. Mallett Biblical Foundation Christ Brewster

Digestit relief for acute indigestion praised by user letter

Springfield Ohio reader c H Pelton reports a near death from acute indigestion last January. After using Digestit he recovered quickly gaining weight and strength and recommends the product to others. The ad claims Digestit tablets relieve indigestion instantly and recommends Digestit Elixir with tablets for liver and bowel support. Money back guarantee offered.

C. H. Pelton Springfield Ohio van Antwerp

Voters' League to Meet at E. L. Russell School

An important meeting of the Voters League of the E. L. Russell school district will be held at the school on Savannah and Jefferson streets Monday night at 8 15. The league invites all voters and interested Mobile citizens to discuss improving city schools and the Russell school. No definite program is set but the proposition will be discussed and recommendations may follow.

Voters League E. L. Russell Savannah Jefferson Streets Mobile

Death of H. L. Wilson in Pittsburg

Henry Langford Wilson president of the Archaeological Institute of America and professor of Roman Archaeology and Epigraphy at Johns Hopkins University died of pneumonia in a Pittsburg hospital last night.

H. L. Wilson Pittsburg Henry Langford Wilson Archaeological Institute of America Johns Hopkins’ University

Cardui praised by Arkansas woman after illness

Mrs. Alphie McGill of Miller Street Jonesboro says after years of weakness and failed treatments Cardus cured her. She reports relief from headaches and backaches and now does housework. The ad urges other women to try Cardui and write for guidance and a 64 page booklet.

First Lady Wilson Downplays Wardrobe Plans

Mrs Woodrow Wilson in Princeton says she will not seek a lavish Washington debut and dislikes spending on clothes. She emphasizes democracy in dress and aims to focus on social reform and intellectual pursuits while guiding three daughters and maintaining staff at the White House.

International News Service New York Woodrow Wilson The White House Wilson Philadelphia Washington Mrs. Wilson Art Academy WhHson Husband

Talleyrands Entertain for the Shepards in Paris

Paris the Duke and Duchess de Talleyrand hosted a refined dinner for Mr. and Mrs Finley J Shepard at their Avenue du Bois de Boulogne residence. Guests included American Minister Myron T Herrick and staff, with the Shepards sailing to New York in May aboard the Berlin.

Paris Duchess de Talleyrand Finley J. Shepard Avenue du Bois de Boulogne Trianon Versailles Anna Gould Shepard Myron T. Herrick J. O’hara Murphy New York Mile. Nikita Opera Comique Rue Cravaux M. Sacha Votstchenko Elsie Kuscher Norman Hutchinson David Bayne Hill Germany Hristoff St. Petersburg Wiliam Sprague Shaun Kelly Edmund Kelly Shane Leslie Henry Ide Leslie John Leslie Jerome G. A. de Grasse Catlin United States Army Gilbert White Frank Andrews McAlpin Hotel William Henry Young, Jr Tuexta Park John Howard Chicago White Rue Cassetta New Haven Princess de Stigliano Colonna Nice John W. Mackay Count Countess Jules de Bonvouloir Prince Marc Antonio Colonna Stigliano Gilbert King Gwendoline King Avenue Marceaus William Payne Bettini Piere de Maupas du Juglart Edna Hall Gladys Reid Sproul Frank Sproul Pittsburg Mesdame Diaz

Sulzer’s Life Said In Danger After Alleged Plot

Governor Sulzer received a report of an alleged assassination plot. A man with a bandaged head claimed overhearing two men planning to kill Sulzer in an abandoned cider mill. Sulzer said he is not alarmed and notes both he and Mrs. Sulzer have been sent threatening letters.

Associated Press Albany N. Y Sulzer Executive Chamber Owen L. Potter Potter Pweutaojul Souterot Oyj

Somerfield Safe Report Denies Executions

A scrambled dispatch from Mexico City states Felix Somerfield, head of Ma déro's secret service, is not captured and remains at large despite rumors of his execution. Friends know his whereabouts, contradicting reports from other sources.

Mexico City Felix Somerfield Madéro Secret Service

Mexico City Shock at Assassination Sparks Silent Mourning

Reports describe the assassination near the penitentiary as crowds mark the spots with stones and candles. Officials pledge full investigation while the escort members are under arrest. Foreign minister de la Barra notes the killing to diplomats and promises inquiry. British residents thank the U S ambassador for handling the disturbances.

Penitentiary Mexico Carednas Huerta Senor de la Barra

Mme Gorgoza to Sing for Charity in Paris

Paris reports Mme Emma El Gorgoza plans charity concerts after a troubled season. The prima donna, once mentor and lover to Miss Wire and Miss Eleanor Wise, now seeks support for American students at the Students' Hotel on Saint Michael as she contemplates the concert stage once more.

Paris Mme Emma el Gorgoza Eleanor Douglas Baltimore Mme. Gorgoza Miss Wire Ward Miss Wise Goroza Seth Burton French New Ing Saint Michael Gorgoza Deni Amer

Street Car Kills Man in Nashville

J A Townsend who claimed kin to Rear Admiral Towns of the U S Navy and to a brigadier general in the U S Army was killed by a street car in Nashville Tennessee. The fragment mentions relatives and a dentist as a potential party connected to the incident.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn J A. Townsend Towns United States Navy Martin Townsend U States Army

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Scott Scott’s Christ Church Lenten Mission F. J. Mallett Asele ET Elie Pk En Sten Educcati i En SN Mobile Daily Item Abraham Lincoln Tissot Cole Lan Ae Salfini Anniane Bc Pritts Howe Ag Douay Cardinal Gibbons Sarina Farley Perms Ilese W. S. Carter Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen Carter Voters’ League E. L. Russell School Jonesboro, Ark Alphie Mc Cardus Medicine On Earth Cardui Mrs. McGill N.B Chattanoogas Medicine Co Talleyrands Shepards Somerfield Safe Was Senora Madero Mercedes Angelia Prima de Weds Java
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