Four Vessels Go Down the Channel on New Year’s Day
Four vessels departed and one arrival kept the waterfront lively on New Year’s Day. The schooners Boniform and John L Treat, the Munson line Atlantis, and the barkentine Allenwilde moved through the channel, while the Raven of United Fruit Co arrived with a load. The Atlantis carried cargo to Windward Island ports. John L Treat and Boniform headed to Havana with lumber. Allenwilde carried lumber to Matanzas. Raven carried bananas from Puerto Cortez. The New Year’s wireless greeting from Arlington failed to be received as the government station flashed a message at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boniform
John Treat
Munson Line
Atlantis
Barkentine Allenwilde
Channel
Tokea
Raven
United Fruit Company
Seeberg Line
Windward Island
Porte
John L. Treat
Huavana
Matanzas
Ravn
Puerto Cortez
Mobile
Arlington
Injunction Halt Ssale of Steamer Apollo and Irma
A chancery court issued a temporary writ at Welch's request to restrain W F Minnich M A Bowen and Edward J Roberts from a mortgage sale scheduled Thursday January 2. The action seeks to partition the Eastern Shore steamer Apollo and the launch Irma with Welch alleging improper mortgage handling and desire to sell the vessels as a whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
John A. Welch
W.F. Minnich
M. A. Bowen
Edward J. Roberts
Irma
Apollo
Mobile
Fairhope
Welch
Minnich
Bowden
Roberts
New York
Turpentine Death Attempt At South Carolina Street Home
Mrs. Mary Bratlin attempted suicide by drinking turpentine and wood alcohol in front of her husband and guests at their South Carolina street home. She survived and was taken to the city hospital, with authorities citing domestic troubles and a quarrel earlier in the day. Patrolmen O'Brien and Bischof assisted after alarm was raised by her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bratlin
South Carolina Street
City Hospital
W O W Installation Banquet Set for January 7
Invitations have been received in Mobile to the installation and banquet of Vinegar Bend Camp No. 92 Woodmen of the World on the evening of January 7. A number of Woodmen are expected to attend from local camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Vinegar Bend Camp No
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John Renth
Mobile’s Pioneer Toy House and State
Book Emporium
HE. Dauphin and
Lawrence Sts
Mobile, Ala
Florida Fish CO
Blooh Bros
N. Water St
Ala
Mobilians
The
Rowley Orchestra
Miss Sisson
Miss Tucker Mr. Drott
the Vineyard Cafe
Cawthon
Merchants Bank
RO. Harris Grocery Co
Eeave Aurid
Commerce Bt
Emile Herpin
M. Hoffman
Hoffman
Dure
Dauphin Street
Bell
W. B. Dragheim
Narcissus
Fresia
Bermuda
Heart of Mobile
Frank H. Stoll
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