Elegant Society Wedding in Mobile Elsewhere News Notes
The home wedding of Miss Elizabeth Lake and Mr. Harry Burton Fountain took place on February 26 at 3 p m at the Lake residence on Government Street with close family and the bride’s niece as only attendants. The couple left for New Orleans and will reside at 103 Dexter Street upon return. The article also highlights Miss Mildred Lewis Rutherford’s Congressional Record address and announces a Fidelia Club Bar Masque on March 6 at German Relief Hall along with courtesy visits to Mrs. Seiders from Mobile and D A R members.
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Elizabeth Lake
Harry Burton Fountain
T.h.lake
Government Street
Leinkauf School
Miss Lake
Carr
Margaret Fearn
Fountain
New Orleans
Dexter Street
Mildred Lewis Rutherford
Athens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
America
Congressional Record
Miss Rutherford
Washington
D. C
Robert Rutherford
Hillsboro
N. C
Rutherford
Lord Douglas
Spain
Bruce
Lucy Cobb
Mobile
Fidelia Club
If this is Your Birthday
If this is your birthday you should balance earnest work with light-hearted play. Your year will bring many small opportunities you can profit from and those born today will be fortunate and gain wealth. They face accident risk and should learn to swim and be careful around water.
New York Officials to Aid Graft Reform Hearings
The mayor and former mayors join a legislative committee to frame laws addressing New York City police graft. Hearings begin and continue until the panel can diagnose the scandal and recommend cures. Mayor Gaynor and former officials McClellan and Jerome are expected to testify.
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New York
New York City
Gaynor
George B. McClellan
William T. Jerome
Pasha Fails in Mission to London Over Adrianople
In Constantinople on February 26 Irabim Hakki Pasha’s mission to London for the Ottoman government failed. He could not persuade the powers to accept the Porte’s note as a basis for new peace talks and had no authority beyond that document. Some cabinet members favor peace, but the war stance remains firm as weather hampers large scale fighting.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
London
Irabim Hakki Pasha
Turkey
Adrianople
Tuesday Tea Club Luncheon Follows Needlework Hour
Members including Mrs. Sledge Mrs. Wilson Miss Smith Miss Hallett and others gathered for an industrious hour of needlework then enjoyed a thoroughly delicious luncheon. The group notes the Lenten rule of absolute simplicity guiding all affairs.
Captain Coombs Dies in Suspected Suicide Aboard Duggan
Capt L K Coombs master of the schooner Frederick W Duggan was found dead in his cabin at 4 PM with a pistol wound. A note directs caring for accounts and money and names S C Thompson as vessel owner. Coombs from Lincolnville Maine leaves a wife and children. crew last saw him Monday morning.
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Gulfport
Miss
Frederick W. Duggan
Bunker
Pendleton Bros
C. Thompson
Mattewan
N. Y
L. A
Cuba
Captain Coombs
Full Pay of Oleo Duties Debated by House Panel
Washington reports on treasury department vs oleomargarine makers over 1911 1912 tax rates. Cox seeks 1 246 628 in penalties and 101 000 compromise rejected. Goade Lobeck Callaway urge test suit for full amount. Hill and Young say recovery rests with legislature. consider test case or compromise.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
House
Committee On Treasury Department
Representative Cox
Indiana
Cox
Department
Goade
Lobeck
Callaway
Hill and Young
Legislative Department
Doubts Rise Over Velasco Allegiance in Vera Cruz
Reports question the sincerity of loyalty vows to the new administration by General Velasco, Vera Cruz military commander. A席 move to replace him with Colonel Jose Diaz Ordaz is anticipated after the probe into his loyalties.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mex
Velasco
Huerta
Jose Diaz Ordaz
Felix Diaz
Alaska Supreme Court case on Humboldt Steamship dispute
The Humboldt Steamship Company dispute reaches the Supreme Court with five corporations and thirteen individuals accused of Sherman Act and Interstate Commerce Act violations. Lower court voided the indictment over alleged improper routes and rates pending ICC ruling.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Alaska
Humboldt Steamship Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
BromO Quinine Watered Down Cure Promoted
Advertisement claims Bromo Quinine cures colds and headaches with a 25 cent remedy. It cites a signature line by E. W. Grove and stresses there is only one BromO Quinine.
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E. W. Grove
Filipinos Faithful to US Ties Say Manila Judge Arrives
Judge James Rosas of Manila, head of the Philippines Democratic campaign, states Filipinos do not seek independence from the United States. He arrives in San Francisco en route to Washington to discuss a Philippine policy with President-elect Wilson.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
United States
James Rosas
Manila
Democratic Campaign Committee of the Philippines
Ross
Washington
Wilson
Philippines
Sonora Will Not Revolt Against Administration
Hermosillo Mexico February 26 Sonora will not revolt against Huerta. The state congress adjourned yesterday without action Governor Jose Maria Maytorena has not tendered his resignation Verfiroista deputies lament the killings but say the deaths may benefit the nation Officials fear moves toward independence and favor a state government under U S protection with rights similar to U S states
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Associated Press
Hermosillo
Mex
Sonora
Huerta
Congress
Jose Maria Maytorena
Verfiroista
Huuerta
Madero
Suarez
Ross
United States
Union
Supreme Court Upholds 1911 Employers Liability Law
The New Jersey Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of the 1911 employers liability act. It sustained a verdict for Alicia Sexton awarding 7.27 weekly for 300 weeks after her husband, a Newark Telegraph lineman, died from an electric shock on the job.
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Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Wilson
Alicia Sexton
Newark District Telegraph Company
German Aviator Killed in Aircraft Accident at Mülhausen
German sergeant Helfersnider was killed and lieutenant Linke seriously injured when their military aeroplane toppled during a flight near the Mülhausen airfield. The crash occurred after a sharp turn caused the machine to overturn.
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Associated Press
Muelhausen
Germany
Helfersnider
Linke
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DR. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M.D. Buffalo
Common Sense Medical Adviser
M. D
Seiders
E. J. Seiders
Brooklyn
Nina H. Boykin
FAUST
Maull Bros
St. Louis, Mo
Pasha
Capt. Coombs
House Committee
Velascos
Madras
Brassieres
ONS Rrece
Eclipse
James Ross
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