Harris arraigned on knuckles charge with $61 costs
Will Harris was arraigned after being arrested for carrying knucks. He was fined 61 dollars in costs or faced a 30 day jail term.
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Will Harris
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
2
Wilcox Returns With His Family in Mobile Case
In Gulfport Mississippi on January 16 R G Wilcox of Mobile consented to the return of his young son to Mrs Wilcox. Habeas corpus proceedings begun Wednesday were withdrawn. The pair had fled in an automobile and were apprehended Wednesday. They returned to Mobile last night and a reconciliation is expected. Friends plan a settlement of their troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport, Miss
R. G. Wilcox
Mobile
Ala
Noted Actress Imogene Vandyke Dies in New York
Imogene Vandyke also known as Mrs Albert Henriquez died in New York city last night. She began on stage with John McCullough and later served as leading lady to Lester Wallack, marking a prominent career in American theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Imogene Vandyke
Albert Henriquez
John McCullough
Lester Wallack
Watch Carefully the Childs Diet
Mothers are often unconsciously careless about the diet of their children. Different foods affect individuals. avoid constipating items and give easily digested foods. For constipation, use a mild laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin rather than salts or pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
America
M. E. Patten
Wally Junction
Iowa
Senior Class Morality Play at Mobile High School
The Mobile High School senior class presents a modern morality play titled The Seniors on Saturday night January 17. Forty five cast members portray school life with songs and local humor. Notable roles include Flower D Olive as The Senior and Elma Reed as Crushes with strong support from Mazie Sullivan Harry L Ross and Adrian Irvine. The production features a quartet and music behind the stage under Miss Marie Benson with numerous students involved in chorus and stage management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile High School
Barton
Dr. Bryne
Dags
Flower D'Olive
Elma Reed
Mazie Sullivan
Harry Ll. Ross
Adrian Irvine
Harold Leftwich
Vesta Laney
Bean
Leftwich
DeVan
D’olive
Edwin Arnold
Cecile Morrisette
Jessie Mae Hoffman
Dramatic Club
Lucy Green
Sembree Smith
Marie Benson
Foster says he will stay and go in business here
The state case against Joel M. Foster a wealthy poultryman of Browns Mills New Jersey and Delilah Bradley charged with living in adultery is on the call in the recorder's court for Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock Foster will in all probability waive examination to the grand jury and ask for a nominal bond for his appearance before the city court at the February term If an indictment is returned against him Foster kept close to his rooms Thursday and only briefly appeared on the street He announced he intended remaining in Mobile and engaging in the land business Linderman denial is quoted saying charges against him by Foster are untrue He will present evidence showing falsity of such statements Delilah Bradley had been engaged to Linderman but he broke the engagement and took back the ring her brothers claim Foster lied and claims of trust with Linderman are false the public sentiment leans toward Linderman and his character is said to be high Foster's reception in Pemberton will be hostile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel M. Foster
Lrowns Mills
N. J
Delilah Bradley
Recorder’s Court
Foster
Grand Jury
Mobile
Linderman
Philadelphia
Horace D. Linderman
Pemberton
Ala
Bradley
Charles Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Delilah
Miss Bradley
Winter picnic draws Moblie and Illinois visitors to Monroe Park
Tourists and Mobile residents with Illinois roots gather at Monroe Park for a winter picnic. About sixty attendees from Mobile and Illinois enjoy a basket dinner and songs, hosted by George Fearn of the Mobile Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Monroe Park
Mobile
Illinois
George Fearn
Mobile Yacht Club
S. Blair
Genese, II
A. A. Sedgley
Genese, Ir
T. J. Hodgson
Chicago
H. C. Lucas
Galesburg
I. Coppertune
Peoria
Robinson
Juliet
D. Judd
Woodstock
J. H. Knigge
McHenry
George Allanson
Springfield
H. Grosse
A. Nicke
D. J. Stam
A. N. Williams
C. K Roe
J. R. West
A. R. Orr
O.C. Tummel
William Rasmus
A. J. Ames
W.R. Lindsey
Dalby
Osceola
Iowa
South Bend
Ind
W. A. Eller
Bend
Indiana
H.W
Holy Name Feast Parade Set by Catholic Men
Catholic men prepare for the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus with a parade Sunday January 18 starting at 3 15 p m from the Knights of Columbus Hall on St Joseph Street. The route proceeds to Dauphin Warren Government Claiborne Cathedral where Rt Rev E P Allen and visiting clergy will review the march and the bishop will preach and give benediction. A Cathedral choir under Mrs Rosa D McCarron provides a special musical program afterward.
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Jesus Christ
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph Street
Dauphin
Warren
Government
Claiborne
Cathedral
E. P. Allen
Franklin Streets
Rosa D. McCarron
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed for Bowel Troubles
A vintage ad copy touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the cure for all bowel troubles. Bucklen & Co, with St Louis ties, claims gentle natural stomach action and rapid relief, promoting the product as superior to salts or oil remedies.
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Dr. King
Lumber Fire Suspects Jailed for Vagrancy
John Williams and James McBee, both Black, set fire to a carload of lumber in the Choctaw yards of the Louisville and Nashville railroad. They were jailed on vagrancy charges after claims the blaze was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
James McBee
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dauphin Street
Wilcox
Ralph
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St. Monticello
Ralph M. Patten
Northern
Maine
Alaska
Valentine
van Antwerp Seed Store
South Royal Street
Poultryman
Central West
Ae - Grains Co
Pulsifer
L. C. Grains Company
Putsifer Ae
Ondirrece Store
Yeend Potter CO
Dauphin ST
Merchants Bank
Water and
St. Francis Streets
S. D. Copeland &Son
ST. Michael Street
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