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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1913

Page

4

Fugitive Billy Recalls Break from Justice Across North America

An outlaw known as Billy recounts two years on the run from U S and Canadian police. He describes escape from a Sing Sing guard, evading authorities in Canada, traveling through Chicago Springfield St Louis Louisville Little Rock to New Orleans, and slipping into Mexico amid gunfire before his latest capture.

Mexico Billy Central Police Sta Canada Canadian Mounted Police Jey Chigo Springfield St. Louisville Little Rock New Orleans Wanya el Paso

Billy Green Involved In Unclear Incident At Local Site

Fragmentary lines reveal Billy Green mentioning not returning to a place and Ty fearing arrest and danger at an unspecified event. The text is incomplete, with no clear dates, organizations, or outcomes.

Royal Germetuer claims and Sing Sing escape details

An advertisement touts King s Royal Germetuer as a universal cure with a money back guarantee. Separate feature recounts Green describing a jail break from Sing Sing, detailing how he and others escaped, fled via waterspout to the Hudson, and the warden arranging pursuit.

Germateur Promoted as Germ-Killing Remedy by Drug Firms

An advertisement touts Royal Germeteur as a new plan that kills disease germs. It urges dropping other medicines and taking Germateur, sold by druggists at one dollar per bottle with home treatment directions. Manufactured by Ellis-Lillybeck Drug Co and sold in Mobile Alabama by Van Antwerp Drug Co on Dauphin and Royal streets.

Royal Ellis-Lillybeck Drug Co Mobile Als van Antwerp Drug Co Dauphin Royal Streets

Hints for Housekeepers Promote Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound

Keep Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound on hand to head off a cold with prompt use. It contains no opiates, eases inflamed air passages, stops the cough, and may save a big doctor’s bill. J. P. Higgins of Stanton WI reports it cured a bad cough and colds. In yellow package. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.

Foley J. P. Higgins Stanton Wis van Antwerp Drug Corporation

Third lecture on Christian Life at First Baptist Church

James H. McConkey delivered the third in a series on Christian Life before a large congregation. He spoke on the Spirit Filled Life from First Corinthians and John, stressing belief, yielding, and service as ways the Holy Spirit flows through believers. The talk contrasted spiritual life with barren living and urged surrender to God to receive the Spirit.

First Baptist Church James H. McConkey A. F. Carr Government Street Presbyterian Church Christ Church Chapter House Conception Street McConkey John Christ Mr. McConkey Jesus Christ God

Turks Are Better Prepared for War Says Turkish Minister of War

Jan 6 Paris Nazim Pasha, the Turkish minister of war, declares the Ottoman army, though reorganizing, has advanced to a war footing. He notes 18,000 troops in Thrace at outbreak, claims success at Tchatalja, and vows a stronger force against future demands with disciplined units and purged ranks.

Paris Nazim Pasha Thrace Turkey Tehatalja Kirk-Kilisseh Tchatalja Lule-Burgas Tchatalla

Oyster Commission Hears Complaint On Oyster Culling

At the Alabama Oyster Commission meeting, multiple fish and oyster companies voiced concerns about culling practices. President Craft said deputies are instructed to enforce oyster laws strictly, with few condemned cargoes sometimes returned to reefs, while several complainants urged not to return their oysters.

Alabama Oyster Commission Craft

Detention home project debated by city leaders

Officials consider expanding the juvenile detention home citing its reforming influence over wayward boys. Mayor Schwarz and Mr Buck champion the home as character building not just finance. Current appropriations total 322.50 with plans to set probation officer pay at 75 monthly.

Buck Ingeelac George Fearn, Jr

Pierce Sails Abroad With Wife Amid Court Troubles

Henry Clay Pierce head of Waters-Pierce Oil Company sailed for Europe on the George Washington with Mrs Pierce. He has faced a $171,000 suit by Alice G. Rycroft claiming funds entrusted for investment and a recent settlement of $100,000. The Pierces wed in London in August 1905 and have spent much time in Europe.

New York Henry Clay Pierce Waters-Pierce Oil Company Misouri Standard Oil Company Europe George Washington Mrs. Pierce London Pierce Virginia Prickett Burrowes

Petition in Bankruptcy Filed for W R Buster in Berlin Alabama

A bankruptcy petition was filed in the U S district court at Montgomery by W R Buster a Berlin merchant in Dallas county Alabama alleging liabilities of 4000 dollars assets of 2180 dollars. The petitioner was adjudged a bankrupt and the case referred to Referee Campbell at Selma.

United States District Court Mon- Gay W. R. Buster Berlin Dalas County Ala Buster Campbell Selma

Obedience as Virtue in Public Life

A call to embrace obedience as strength and nobility. The speaker urges daily practice of obedience in all work avenues to become useful or great after leaving the institution.

Senate

Denver Woman Granted Divorce From Titanic Victim

Mrs. Mary Rippey of Denver was granted a divorce on Friday after learning her husband, missing for five years, was among the Titanic disaster victims. The article notes she had not seen him since before the voyage.

Denver Colo Mary Rippey

Titanic survivor rumor ties to Leonion voyage

A Hewark attorney cited by a friend of the husband claimed Rippey left for Leonion and later sailed to New York under the name Charles Tait, with no record of being among Titanic survivors.

Hewark Rippey Leonion New York Charles Tait

Ameria Resumes Voyage After Mud Bank Incident

Amer, a burg-American liner, resumed its voyage after becoming stuck in a mud bank early yesterday. The vessel was freed at 11 o clock and continued its journey despite the stowage disruption and damage to cargo observed during the salvage operation.

New York Amer

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