First Blackstrap Cars for Chicago Leave Next Week
The 15 cent rate victory enables Mobile and Ohio to ship 1,350,000 gallons of blackstrap by January 15. C. A. Snyder and Mobile officials praise the ruling and outline car capacity and duties as the fleet moves toward St. Louis and Chicago.
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Eee E. U. Snyder Company
Chicago
Mobile
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ala
Foreign Freight Department
Mobile and Ohio
Snyder Company
Cc. A. Snyder
Blackstrap
St. Louis
Ohio
R. V. Taylor
S. R. Prince
New Orleans
Mobile and
Meat and Kidney Health Urges Salts Flush Remedy
An advertisement urges daily meat eaters to flush kidneys with Rad Salts or Jad Salts to neutralize uric acid from meat. It claims these preparations cleanse the kidneys, relieve urinary irritation, and reduce back pain, headaches, and rheumatic twinges.
Actress Sues Railroad Over New York Terminal Fall
Bessie Wynne, popular vaudeville comedienne, has instructed attorneys to file damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad after injuries from a fall on a stair at the New York terminal.
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New York
Bessie Wynne
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Terminal
Shipwrecked Crew Rescued After Three Days Drift
The German bark Eilbek arrived from Santa Rosalia with Captain W Mars tos his wife and two children and sixteen officers and men from the Battle Abbey burned at sea December 28. They drifted three days in a lifeboat before rescue amid bad weather. Battle Abbey was British flagged, 1463 tons, outbound from Newcastle to Vancouver.
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Associated Press
Astoria
Ore
Eilbek
Santa Rosalia
W. Marstos
Battle Abbey
Newcastle
Vancouver
B. C
Cochran Plans Yacht For Double Purpose
Alexander S Cochran announces a 210 foot schooner yacht built for racing and pleasure. Designed by William Gardner the vessel will cost 350000 dollars and use bronze plating. It will be the largest fore and aft of its kind and built in a private Neponset Massachusetts yard.
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Associated Press
New York
Alexander S. Cochran
William Gardner
Neposet
Mass
Otto Knabe Meets Several Big Leaguers in Pittsburg
Otto Knabe manager of the Baltimore Federal League club conferred with James Sheckard of Cincinnati, Enos Kirkpatrick of Brooklyn, and Runt Walsh of Baltimore in Pittsburg. None discussed the conference. Knabe departed for a Western city last night.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Jan
Otto Knabe
Baltimore
James Sheckard
Cincinnati
Enos Kirkpatrick
Brooklyn Nationals
Runt” Walsh
Bandsman Blake to Meet Geo Carpentier in London Fight
Bandsman Blake the English middleweight champion will face French champion George Carpentier in London for a $2,500 side and a $10,000 purse. Blake defeated The Dixie Kid in London on January 1 and Carpentier knocked out Bombardier Wells in one round on December 8.
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Associated Press
London
Bandsman Blake
George Carpentier
Blake
the Dixie Kid
Pugilist
Carpentier
Bombardier Wells
Merchants and Manufacturers Stake Changes in Detroit
The blue ribbon turf trotting stake of 10000 dollars at Detroit has been moved from the 2 24 class to the 2 14 class. The Detroit Driving Club announced the change yesterday. The M and M stake, established in 1889, will allow more horses to qualify under the new rules.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Merchants and Manufacturers
Detroit Driving Club
M. and
Cascarets Offer Quick Relief For Digestive Woes
A 10 cent Cascaret box promises quick relief from headache biliousness indigestion and sour stomach. The ad claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach remove sour food take excess bile from the liver and eliminate waste and toxins overnight leaving you feeling great with a clear head and sweet breath by morning.
President Wilson Embraces Gulf Coast Pleasantries
On a Gulf Coast vacation President Wilson reads letters from local children and responds. Master Creil Brown of Mississippi City delivers home made candy and flowers and receives a personal note from the President. A young girl gifts a dove and asks for its release, which Wilson grants at sunset, as crowds cheer along the main street of Gulfport.
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Associated Press
Pass Christian
Miss
Wilson
Washington
White House
United States
Gulf Coast
Master Creil Brown
Mississippi City
Master Brown
Francis Robinson
Mississippi Coast
Woodrow Wilson
Gulfport
America
W. G
Southland
Harrison
Willa Green
Temporary eight hour day for Whistler car shops
The Mobile and Ohio railroad at Whistler shifts to an eight hour workday from nine hours per day starting Wednesday. Superintendent E Co Rendell of transportation says the change carries no significance beyond a routine adjustment.
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Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Whistler
E. Co. Rendell
Navy spending ranks: US second to Britain in 1911-12
The navy year book shows seven naval powers spent 797.95 million last year. Great Britain led with 235.71 million, Germany 111.27 million, United States 140.80 million, France 76.16 million, Japan 48.11 million. Fleet tonnage places Britain first, Germany second, United States third, France fourth, Japan fifth.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Navy
Senate Naval Committee
Naval Intelli Office
France
Oxford Bank Suspends Operations Amid Market Strain
The Merchants and Farmers Bank of Oxford, Mississippi closed its doors. Director E. Davidson and cashier J. F. Mathews named liquidators. Bank capital was 65000 dollars with about 80000 dollars more in assets than liabilities. Suspension cited due to president W. E. Porter’s retirement and tight money market. A full statement is being prepared.
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Associated Press
Oxford
Miss
the Merchants and Farmers’ Bank of Oxford
E. ©. Davidson
J. F. Mathews
W. E. Porter
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertises Laxative
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle natural laxative for bowel troubles. It claims the pills stimulate and regulate bowels, tone the system, and cost 25 cents at H. E. Bucklen & Co. in Philadelphia.
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Dr. King
H. E- Bucklen & Co
Phila
Col Charles E Hooker Honored In Death
The body of Col. Charles E Hooker who died here early yesterday will lie in state today in the capitol building. Legislature members will attend final ceremonies with R A Smith Camp U Co V members as escort. Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Charles EE. Hooker
Capitol
R. A. Smith
U. Co
Greenwood Cemetery
Three Men Die in Boiler Explosion at Oil Plant
In Bridgeport Ohio on January date a boiler recently installed exploded at the Ohio Oil Company gasoline plant. Three men were killed and several others injured with two believed fatally. Identifications include workers named Kincaigh and Hen Renee.
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Associated Press
Bridgeport
Jan
Ohio Oil Company
Kincaigh
Renee
Lynch Recalled at Indianapolis Banquet
James Lynch state labor commissioner and longtime president of the International Typographical Union was honored at a farewell banquet in Indianapolis. James M. Duncan of New York was named first vice president as Lynch departs after leading the union since 1900.
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Indianapolis
James Lynch
Labor Commissio
New York
Internationa Graphical Union
James M. Duncan
New Ye
Lyne
Intenational
Ics
Indianapographical Union
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Maeterlinck
Rere
Oliver Morosco
Peg O
Sues Road
Cochran
Geo. Carpentier
Blue Ribbon Stake
Awe Avl
Hammel
Hammel’s
Hammel Store
Mobile Register
Hammer
Or &Wa
Children’s
Savings Bank
Brassieres
Wis
Nas
Flannelette Kimo
Imonas
Onyx
Harvard Mills
Liana Winn, W
York
Abke
Reg
Uest
Madras
Ton Flan
M de
H. S
Tan
Ird Mills
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Oxford Bank
Elf
Pee Villel
Paris
Wooltex
Coats
Col
Charles E. Hooker
Associated’ Press
Castoria
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