Mobile County Board Tackles Water at Poor Asylum
County officials debate water quality at the poor asylum. Inspector Oates inspection cited as basis, with samples shown as clear and sweet. Discussions cover city vs well water, road fixes, flagpole painting, and fence moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Bauer
R. A. Lambert
J. A. Joullian
Lamber
Oates
Green
T. D. Powers
Pennsylvania
Ala
H. J. Brown
Hagan
Brown
B. G. Barker
Grand Bay
Lossing
Heron Bay
Andrews
Weinackers Cash Bargain Day Promised on January Eight
A last Sunday's item notes specials for a cash bargain day at Weinackers on Wednesday January 8. The notice references Gee specials and invites shoppers to visit for reduced prices.
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Weinackers
Mobile and Ohio Bay Shore trains start Sunday service
The Mobile and Ohio Bay Shore division resumes daily train service with Sunday schedules in effect January 5, 1913. Trains depart Mobile at 9 15 a m 4 00 p m and 8 35 a m 7 20 p m on Sundays and arrive at Mobile at 9 00 a m 2 20 p m and 8 11 a m 6 45 p m daily with Sunday exceptions. Office: City ticket office 223 South Royal Street. E Jones Jr general agent department.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Bay Shore Division Dowbie
Mobile
Diaket
South Royel Reet
E. Jones, Jr
Balkan Demands Partly Met by Turks Amid Tense War Recap
The article recalls the 1897 war where Greece was defeated by Turkey at Domkes, forcing Greek retreat to Thermopylae and an armistice. It notes Allied pressure for demands Turkey has not conquered and mentions protests by Engineer Charles Dew and others over budget items. Commissioner Andrews clarifies bills payment within the meeting plan.
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Greece
Turkey
Domkes
Thermopylae
Charles Dew
Birmingham
J. T. Jett
R. H. Radcliffe
Andrews
Bristow seeks seven member industrial commission
Senator Bristow of Kansas today proposed a seven member industrial commission to take over the bureau of corporations and regulate interstate firms with annual gross receipts over five million dollars. He likened it to the Interstate Commerce Commission and said the aim is to curb extortionate practices without harming legitimate business. He cited the Standard Oil and Tobacco trust cases as evidence courts are ineffective to supervise big business.
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Washington
Bristow
Kansas
Senate
Bureau of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
Archbald and wife will go on the stand
The Senate impeachment trial of Judge Robert W. Archbald reaches a climactic stage as Archbald and his wife prepare to testify. He will answer charges he used his office to influence coal land deals in Scranton, with Mrs Archbald to discuss her ties to Henry W. Cannon and the European trip invitation linked to favors from litigants.
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Washington
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Senate Court
Archbald
Welsh held to grand jury in heavy bonds for murder
Matthew Welsh is ordered held to the grand jury under 7500 bail after a preliminary hearing for the December 20 shooting of Thomas Neely in Bull's Head. State witnesses allege premeditation while Welsh claims self defense as Neely approached.
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Matthew Welsh
Thomas Neely
Bull's Head
Welsh
Sience
Clarke
Jennie Sherman
Ella Fleming
E. T
Neely
Leonard Johnson
C. W. Tompkins
Matt Welsh
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Confession Claimed Forced in Copper Boss Killing
Yekaterinburg dispatch says workman Sedelnikoff, jailed eight years for the 1911 murder of H. H. Emerich of the Kyshtym Copper Company, retracts his police coerced confession. He alleges beatings and starvation before the inquiry forced the false admission. Sedelnikoff is a miner.
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ST. Petersburg
Yekaterinburg
Sedelnikoff
H. H. Emerich
Kyshtym Copper Company
Emerich
Supreme Court Holds Off On State Rate Case Decisions
Washington January 6 The supreme court concluded its session without announcing decisions on the state rate cases. The delay leaves rate scrutiny unresolved as court actions pause for today.
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Washington
The
Scott's Emulsion Promises New Life and Nourishment
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion revives watery blood after meals, supplies nourishment to create red active blood, nourishes nerve centers, and strengthens bones and flesh. The copy urges use after every meal to achieve health.
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Scott
Alabama Hero Honored for Typhoon Relief in Cebu Philippines
Captain James B. Hutchinson of Warwick Barracks Cebu led sheltering and feeding over 2,000 homeless residents after October storm. Telegrams from Major General Bell and Acting Governor General Gilbert commended his decisive action and cooperation with civil authorities.
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Captain Hutchinson
Hutchinson
J. F. Bell
James B. Hutchinson
Warwick Barracks
Cebu
Newton W. Gilbert
Bell
el Precursor
Ermita
Carbon
Fagina
James M. Hutchison
Manila Times
Pathfinder
Hutchison
Denson
Alabama
Birmingham
Philippine Army
United States
Vessels Stranded in Coastal Storm Procedures Under Way
Virginia coast reports indicate the schooner Bessie Whiting with one dead and several injured, crew missing, as the revenue cutter Onondaga seeks to aid after a two day search. The Yamacraw reports Savannah wrecked on Frying Pan Shoals, crew unknown. Lookout Bight sees Alcazar high and dry with Edith H Symington in distress assisted by the Seminole.
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Washington
Bessie Whiting
Virginia
Onondaga
Yamacraw
Savannah
Alcazar
Lookout Bight
N.C
Edith H. Symington
New York
Injunction Granted Against Frank Allen In Citronelle
A temporary injunction restraining Frank Allen from selling Nquors and maintaining a nuisance by doing so at Citronelle was granted by Chancellor T H Smith in the chancery court Monday afternoon on the application of M C Skinner, a well known resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Citronelle
T. H Smith
Chancery Court
M. Cc. Skinner
Relief For Rupture Without Operation Trial Offer
A 60 day risk free test of a guaranteed rupture holder promises to avoid surgery and long term trusses. The ad asserts no hospital bills or work loss, explains how the device works, and invites readers to request a free book by mail to learn more about this self adjusting, patent protected device.
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Iparetane
America
Open Markets for Vegetables in Mobile Proposed by Committee
A Mobile chamber committee reports widespread price disparities in vegetables due to middlemen. They urge open markets to let farmers sell directly to consumers, reducing living costs and boosting farmer profits. The report notes similar issues across meat eggs poultry and dairy, with fees and city ordinance models suggested.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Cochrane
Mobile
John T. Cochrane
Ala
Chicago
Aubrey Boyles
Wm. J. Koral
Walter P. Brown
W. T. Prichard
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Jabama
Tnis
Pts
Chesterfield
County Board
Lamert
Bauer
Dr. Oates
Tutt’s
Balkan
Industrial Commission
Troy
Columbus
Ohio
Laundry of
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philippines
Cluthe Company
East 23Rd St
New York City
Watiena! Bank
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