Admiralty Hearings Notice and Case Schedule
District court sessions list admiralty hearings from March 1 to March 27 including Henderson Iron Works vs Tombigbee August Peterson vs steam boat loans and other cases such as Mobile Barge Co vs Tusoe and Steamer City of Mobile. The note mentions a sentencing for a Wanda convicted in a federal white slave traffic case and a salary claim against the steamboat James T Staples after a boiler explosion.
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District Court
Admiralty
Federal
Wanda
Morris M
Henderson Iron Works
Tombigbee
Peterson
Steam- 4
Jeff Allen
Steamboat Sunny South
Rencher Petway
S.amboat City of Mobile
Standard Oil Co
Launch
Mobile Barge Co
Tus Oe
Goliath Brown
Steamer Watateh
K. G. Jackson
Steamboat James
W. C. Spotswood
Steamship Columbia
Er. G. Jackson
James T. Staples
A Message to Women Promotes Vinci Cod Liver Remedy
Miss Lea Dumas of Malone New York credits Vinci cod liver and iron remedy with restoring her health after weeks of weakness. The advertisement urges worn out women and ill children to try Vinci, guaranteed satisfaction with money back if it fails to help. Saxo Salve is also offered with a guarantee. Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation Mobile Alabama.
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Lea Dumas
Malone
Vinci
P. S
van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc
Mobile, Ala
Mobile high school salaries lag other cities in study
A local civic group table compares teacher pay across cities, showing Mobile’s high schools underpay compared with peers. The report notes female teacher salaries are particularly low in Mobile, with only one city having a smaller minimum and many offering higher maximums and ranges.
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Mobile
Southern Association of College
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dallas
Texas
Houston
la Crosse
Wis
Madison
Oklahoma City
Okla
Rockford
Springfield
Til
Elks Plan Distribution Of Theatre Fire Relief Fund
The Mobile Item reports over 600 raised for Joseph Serda’s family and about 500 from the Elks minstrels fund to be distributed. A Monday 8 pm Elks committee meeting will plan how to allocate the relief to dependents of those killed or injured in the theatre fire.
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Mobile Theatre
Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Minstrels
Elks’ Committee
Laz Schwarz
Pat Lyons
C. H. Allen
J. C. O'Connell
Thomas F. Price
Mobile Item
Joseph Serda
Elks
May Invoke Law to Secure State Aid
Finance committee and county attorney of the board of revenue and road commissioners will discuss whether they can compel the state highway commission to allow expenditure of the 1911 state aid highway appropriation. The highway commission seeks a ruling on its authority amid a Jefferson County court decision interpreting road contracts as approval of state aid funds. The report notes the harsh contrast with winter at a lonely summer resort.
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State Highway Commission
Finance Committee
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Highway Commission
Jefferson County
Gunter
Sober Man Faces No Fear From Booze-Right Advocate
A restrained man carries little fear of a boisterous critic who argues that drinking is an inalienable right. The exchange highlights contrasting views on alcohol and personal liberty in a tense social clash.
First Wife Wins Life Insurance Benefit Over Second
In Tennessee a supreme court ruling favored Annie Snyder widow of Charles G. Snyder in claiming his life insurance. The policy had a secret order clause that would pay the second wife if divorced. The court upheld a 25 percent penalty law for delayed insurance settlements.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Annie Snyder
Charles G. Snyder
Chattanooga
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Tennessee
Creasing fondness for his own fireside about church time
The line reads like a fragment describing a person growing attached to home life near a church clock. It presents no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects beyond a vague domestic scene.
Card party question of prize during social gathering
A historical social query asks if a woman passed another who attended a card party without stopping to inquire who won the prize. The remark reflects etiquette norms and curiosity surrounding prizes at gatherings.
Young Turk Leader Stabbed Turbulence Wins in Constantinople
Reports from Constantinople say internal strife erupts in the Turkish army after the attempted killing of Enver bey the Young Turk leader who helped oust the old ministry and followed by the murder of Nazim Pasha The killing of Nazim Pasha is seen as the trigger for army disarray.
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London
Constantinople
Enver Bey
Ole
Nazim Pasha
Nazim
Dauphin Island Moving Toward City Status
The Dauphin Island Railway and Development Company with engineer Theodore Human is converting Dauphin Island into a planned city. Streets and lots have been laid out on paper and residents are being placed in orderly rows as a syndicate of Northern capitalists eyes an early development order. Human serves as the firm’s sole field representative.
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St. Mary’s Church
Theodore Kiebel
Catherine Shortes
Margaret Carlen
Annie J. Terrell
Grace Brady
Marie L. Pisto Valiere Brown
Margaret Mc €Arron
Francis McLoughlin
Louise Wainwright
Frances Touart
Arietta Fincher
Myrtle Searcliff
Cornelia Phillips
Agnes Terrell
Lillian Dixon
Rosa Christ
Marie Orbet
Iona Lipscomb
Virginia Radebaugh
Venia Radebaugh
Hannah McGraw
Cathrine Radebaugh
Eleanor Radebaugh
Mary McCarron
Rosalie Reod
Catherine Wainwright
Mae Lee
Grace Touart
Gladys Cothran
Catherine Cowley
Rose McPhillips
Anna M. McPhillips
Katie McDonald
Bessie Groom
Marie Shottes
Alberta Max
Nellie Terrell
Edna Johnson
Isabella Unruh
Salome Olive
Mary L. Goff
Trene Rood
Barbara Feore
Jas. Cazalas
C. Colsson
M. A. Touart
K. Kiebel
A. Delchamps
B. Delchamps
E. Brady
A. Friedhoff
R. McCleery
Father Eaton
Christ
Judea
Dauphin Island
Theodore Human
Engineer Human
Nicolard Human
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for cough cure
An advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery claims it cures coughs colds and throat and lung ailments with a money back guarantee. A reader from Floydia Texas reports it cured a terrible cough and gain 15 pounds while urging purchase at all druggists.
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Dr. King
J. R. Wells
Floydida
Texas
RHEUMA PROMISES RELIEF FOR RHEUMATISM
A medicinal claim asserts RHEUMA dissolves uric acid and eases joint pain from rheumatism quickly. The ad touts a 50 cent bottle with money back if unsatisfied and includes a customer testimony of 26 years of illness cured after using part of a 60 cent bottle.
United States Deliberates Recognition of Huerta Regime
Washington reports the United States will proceed slowly on recognizing the Huerta government. Ambassador Wilson has broad discretion and may influence the decision as Huerta seeks full recognition beyond de facto status. Trevino switches allegiance to Huerta. Tampico area largely approves, while Chihuahua shows resistance and arrests of officials raise tension.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Huerta
Wilson
Taft
Mexico
State Department
Trevino
Madero
Porfirio Diaz
Nuevo Leon
Tampico
Tampico-Tuxpan
Chihuahua
Troops to Move from Fort Morgan Depleting Garrison
The garrison at Fort Morgan will be practically depleted as the 99th and 170th coast artillery companies move to Galveston Texas leaving about twenty five men. Fort Gaines guard also reduced. Movements prepared for possible deployment to Mexico. orders awaited from General Leonard Wood.
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Fort Morgan
Coast Artillery
Galveston
Tex
Fort Gaines
Mexico
War Department
Washington
99Th
Leonard Wood
Resinol Clears Three Year Pimples in Philadelphia Case
A Philadelphia man recounts three years of pimples covering face and neck. After using Resinol Soap and Ointment, the skin clears completely with no remaining pimples. He endorses Resinol as a trusted treatment and notes its availability from druggists with sample offers from Resinol Chemical Co.
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Philadelphia
Albert Greenburg
Frankford Ave
Resinol
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Oyster License Violations Lead to Fines in Alabama Court
D. H. Jones, an oysterman, convicted for failing to pay the oyster license under the Alabama Oyster Commission. He was fined $10 or ten days in jail, plus $5.50 annual license due, and he appealed with bond set at $160. Henry L. Gaines pleaded guilty to the same charge and faced identical fines and license payment.
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D. H. Jones
Inferior Criminal Court
Alabama Oyster Commission
Jones
Henry L. Gaines
Brown Pleads Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Murder Case
William J. Brown, charged with first degree murder in the death of Alfred Percy, appeared in city court and entered a not guilty plea by reason of insanity. A seventy four juror panel was drawn for the trial set for Thursday February 27.
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William J. Brown
Alfred Percy
Kidney and Bladder Weakness Remedy Ad
The ad promotes Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound from Van Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims quick relief from symptoms like scalding urine back pain swollen eyes and fatigue and sells a large bottle for 1. It urges immediate use and notes availability in Mobile.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
Mobile
Stuart
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Southern Association of College Women
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Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
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Snyder
U. S. Supreme Court
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Young Turk
ST. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Choir
Miss Cashin
Radebaugh
Father Cassidy
T. J. Corbett
C. F. Donahue
T. P. Cassidy
J. J. Kearney
I. J. Lauzon
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Brown
Bank of Mobile, N. B. A
Michael J. McDermott
Thomas J. O'Connor
Sidney Lowenstein
Robert W. Byrne
John J. Blacksher
Andrew van Antwerp
Michael McDermott
Ernest S. Feagin
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Henry W. French
Abraham G. Levy
Thomas J. Potter
Robert W. Weinacker
Joseph H. Lyons
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