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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1913

Page

8

King's Royal Germetuer Promoted as Cure All

Advertised remedy claims to destroy disease germs and heal ulcers. It promises immediate results for a wide range of ailments from catarrh to rheumatism. Sold for $1 per bottle with home treatment directions by Billis Lillybeck Drug Co and Van Antwerp Drug Co in Mobile and Dauphin streets.

Royal Billis-Lillybeck Drug Co Mobile Ala van Antwerp Drug Co Dauphin Royal Streets

Libel Filed Against British Steamer Indrakuala Over Julia Luckenbach Sinking

Libel proceedings in Norfolk seek $225000 from the British steamer Indrakuala after the January 3 collision with the American steamship Julia Luckenbach in Chesapeake Bay. The Luckenbach sank with 15 crewmen lost. libelants accuse high speed, incompetent officers, un sounding fog signals, and failure to assist. Named parties include Ed Luckenbach and trustees, Lewis Luckenbach estate executors, Charles H. Dikes & Co., and First Officer Frederick R. Hunt.

Norfolk Indrakuala United States Julian Luckenbach Chesapeake Luckenbach Fif Lewis Luckenbach Execu Tors Edward Luckenbach Charles H. Dikes & Co Frederick R. Hunt

Wisner Fraud Trial Fast Nearing End

In New York on January 18, the government nears resting after examining the last of ninety witnesses. A. L. Wisner and John J. Meyers of A. L. Wisner & Co. face five weeks of federal court testimony over alleged mail fraud tied to ore and oil claims in Nevada and California. Guy H. Salisbury testified that after the 1907 lease expiration and property loss, stock sales continued on profitable-yield representations.

New York A. L. Wisner John J. Meyers A. L. Wisner & Co Nevada California Guy H. Salisbury San Francisco

Deacon White Dies After Long Financial Career

New York January 18 Stephen Van Cullen White known as Deacon White, Wall Street broker and former treasurer of Plymouth Church Brooklyn, died today after a career of winning and losing fortunes in stock corners. Born 1831 in Chatham County, North Carolina, he had lived in Brooklyn since the Civil War. A complication of maladies caused his death.

New York Stephen van Cullen White Wall Street White Henry Ward Beecher Plymouth Church Brooklyn Deacon” White Chatham County North Carolina

Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah

Turpentine firm at 39 1 4 cents per gallon and rosin firm at 5 1/2 dollars for F and 5 52 1/2 dollars for G. Market notes dated Savannah Georgia January 18.

Savannah Turpentine Rosin

New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Slips On Futures Markets

Cotton futures opened steady but declined through the day with January to December months showing net losses. Trading was light as general activity remained weak and short covering provided the main support, aided slightly by European-linked buyers. Prices closed easy across active contracts with modest gains for some months offset by losses in others.

New York Liverpool Italy

Money on call and time loan rates noted in New York

New York Money reports call money with no final or loans. Time loans show weakness with rates for sixty and ninety days at 4 percent and six months at 4 1/2 percent.

New York

New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Drops

Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady with a 4 to 6 point decline as selling orders dominated and demand remained weak. Bull support was lacking while sellers, eager to balance losses from early week, supplied most activity. Rain across the cotton belt favored the short side, and prices fell 8 to 9 points by mid session.

New Orleans

Bitter Turkish envoy blasts European note in London

Osman Nizami Pasha, Turkish ambassador to Germany, denounces the joint note to the Porte amid peace talks in London. He accuses Europe of broken promises, questions promised security for Turkey, and rejects ceding the Aegean islands without reliable guarantees. He notes Turkish reluctance to surrender territory without credible assurances.

London Osman Nizami Pasha Germany Europe Turkey Constantinople Nizami Pasha Porte Aegean

Toulminville Box Party Benefits Local Church

A box party for the Toulminville Methodist church will be held at Mrs. M. W. Wright’s home on Clinton avenue in Toulminville Friday January 24 at 7 30 p m. L H Horn of 205 Government street reported that Richard Lewis injured in a collision with Horn’s car at Government and Conception streets on Thursday was at fault, with Horn claiming his vehicle was stationary when Lewis on a bicycle struck it.

Toulminville Methodist Church M. W. Wright Clinton Avenue Toulminville L. H. Horn Government Street Richard Lewis Mr. Horn Government and Conception Streets

Barret Lumber Company Incorporated In Mobile

Probate court notes the J. S. Barret Lumber Company is formed in Mobile to run a general lumber shingle building supply and timber business with capitalization of 4000 dollars. Incorporators include J. S. Barret C C Barret and Daniel McNeill. C C Tamm of Colorado Springs travels via Mobile after eight years away, last seeing the Battle House fire. Tamm once founded Tamms Illinois on the Mobile and Ohio line.

J. S. Barret Lumber Company J. S. Barret Cc. H. Barret Daniel McNeill C. C. Tamm Colorado Springs Col Mobile Battle House Mr. Tamm Arctic Circle Tamms Ohio Illinois Chicago

Lumber cargoes sail to Cuba as port traffic resumes

Three lumber schooners with car go to Cuba sailed from port. Three vessels the steamers Glensldy Ravn and Hovding arrived late Friday and Saturday morning. Departures included the American schooner Clifford N. Carver the British schooner W. H. Baxter and the American schooner Annie bound for Havana Daiquiri and Guantanamo. The Glensldy will load at Mobile and Ohio pier 2. The Hovding from Barbados will load lumber for South America. The Ravn from Puerto Cortez discharged bananas at pier 1. Fort Morgan from Bocas due Saturday night or Sunday. both boats overdue.

Cuba Glensley Ravn Hovding Clifford N. Carver W. H. Baxter Annie Havana Daiquiri Guantanamo Glensldy Mobile Liners, Incorporated Port Aene Texas, Light Mobile and Ohio Hording Barbados Spanish River South America United. Fruit Company Puerto Cortez Fort Morgan Bocas

Personalities in Mobile Weekend Visitors and Travels

A sequence of brief notices lists Raymond Miles Lela Miles and Thomas J Miles of Clayton Ind staying several weeks in Mobile during January February. Also named are guests A G Mackin and family of Chicago at the Battle House. A E Parkinson and wife of St Paul Minn. J A Crowley and T J Sweeney from Idaho Falls on a Southern tour. M A Quinn and William Drummond from Pensacola on business. D Dawson and wife of Memphis. M J Wise Southern Railway superintendent with wife at Cawthon Hotel. J G Jones and Gaston Gunter of Montgomery on business. R Addams and wife Miss Alice Bowers and F H Townsend of Meridian. Mrs F H Brunell of Chicago wintering at Magnolia Springs on a shopping tour. Mr and Mrs Daniel Waite of Duluth Minn staying ten days. C E Clapp and wife winter tourists from Chicago. C C Bromley wife and son of Fairhope Ala. The Transvaal diamond mines are said to yield 600 percent profit due to heavy American gem purchases. An investigating committee is proposed.

Cleopatra’s Remains Reported Resting in Paris

The New York Sun notes Cleopatra’s remains are now said to rest in Paris. The piece warns tourists that visiting Paris is a difficult performance and contrasts old hoop skirts with modern restricted fashion. It praises the marvels of merchandise.

New York Sun Cleopatra Paris

Weather map shows high cold air over central U S and west

A high barometer area brings fair and cold conditions from Manitoba to Oklahoma and into Arizona with 16 degrees below zero at Moorhead Minnesota and freezing south to southern New Mexico. A low area over the lake region brings rain and snow with southerly winds along the north Atlantic coast and cold northerly winds in the upper lake region. A second low area lies over the northwest quarter of the country and the westward high will drift eastward to bring fairer and colder weather to Mobile tonight and Sunday.

Manitoba B. A Oklahoma Arizona Moorehead Minn New Mexico Lake North Atlantic Upper Lake Region Mobile Albert Ashenberger

Liverpool Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Quiet Market

Liverpool reports quiet spot trading with steady prices for American mids. Daily sales reach 6,000 bales, including 5,006 American, while receipts total 32,000 bales with 23,800 American. Futures open steady and end barely steady across months.

Liverpool

Governor Pardons Burglar Turned Author in California

Governor Johnson pardons a convict once known as a burglar social worker and author. The governor notes no poem moved him and hints Hodges could win public support with a backbone and a three word plan to reduce taxes. The piece also reflects on Austria and Serbia amid rising tensions.

Johnson California Hodges Austria Servia

Weather forecast for Alabama rivers and shipments

The Black Warrior and upper Tom Bigbee rivers are expected to rise while the lower Tom Bigbee remains steady over the next two days. The Alabama River is forecast to rise Sunday and Monday with 22 degrees for 36 hour shipments north 38 degrees east and 36 degrees west.

Obstructions to Navigation Reported Near Lat 39 40

A vessel described as Evelyn encountered a boat at sea with a large hatch aft and a forward cabin. The single mast ship bore the name Elsie at the stern with the word Atlantic beneath.

Elsie Atlan

Four Men Debate Water Temperature At Downtown Table

In a city restaurant four strangers shared a table and each chose water without ice. Reasons ranged from digestion fears and malaria germs to dislike of artificial ice and habit. The man who rejected cold water opted for beer. others chose raw oysters and sauerkraut.

New York Mail

Othello Receives Mild Defense Amid Domestic Allegations

A reader notes Othello was allowed some leniency as a comment on his supposed choked wife and lack of nagging over household bills. The column then references a quiet day with no aviation deaths reported, while warning that those who rise will fall again, often violently.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad Mobile Bay Shore division schedule

Mobile and Ohio Railroad announces double daily service starting Sunday January 5 1918 on the Mobile Bay Shore division. Trains leave Mobile daily except Sunday at 9 15 am and 4 00 pm with Sunday services 8 35 am and 7 20 pm. Arrivals to Mobile occur daily except Sunday 9 00 am and 2 20 pm with Sunday 8 11 am and 6 45 pm. City ticket office at 23 South Royal Street. H E Jones Jr is general agent passenger department.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad Mobile and Bay Shore Division Mobile South Royal Street H.E. Jones, Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wisner Deacon White Turpentine Market U. Ss Hreeday Knights of Revelry Comic Cow Felix Clarence J. Owens Southern Commrcial Congress Thomas W. Sims L. C. Irvine Mobile Chamber of Commerce Cawthon Hotel Vineyard Co. B. Hervey Leon Schwarz Cincinnati Hebrew Union College Isaac M. Wise Alfred G. Moses First Christian ‘Church L. F. Sanford C. G. ‘Jordan Raymond Miles Lela Miles Thomas J. Miles Clayton Ind City A. G Ww. Mackin and Family Chicago, Ill A. E. Parkinson St. Paul, Minn J. A. Crowley T. J. Sweeney Idaho Falls Idaho M. A. Quinn William Drummond Pensacola, Fla D. Dawson Memphis Fénn M. J. Wise The Southern Railway Mississippi Columbus, Miss J. G. Jones Gaston Gunter R. Addams Alice Bowers F. H. Townsend Meridian F.H. Brunell Chicago, Il Magnolia Springs Daniel Waite Duluth, Minn C. E. Clapp Cc. C. Bromley Fairhope, Ala Transvaal Jemiety Glenslay Cortez Laura Cy Veies Lizzie Henry I .Smith G. J. Sawyer Porto Rico Mount Hope G. Eeveedes New Tor Maine Marjorie Brown Indies Etree Baltimore Hieronymus Yeedhe Lawry L&&o San Apo Bry Romano Sree Dn & Earl of Aberdeen Cardenas Menin Cot Tn F Lockhart Sea Collins W. Walton Sili Athena Erste Shipe Domingos Joaquin de Silva Dresden Ital Hovdaing Montevideo Asheville Atlanta Wesine Augusta Birmingham Cochrane Boise Columbus Louisville Little Rock Montgomery Serre Er Seeseen Selma Prin Ces Meridian Eg Vos Oes Wicket Up Mobile Cee Eee Ereesseae Montgomery Eee Eeewaar New Orleans Tees Eeeses St. Louis St. Paul Ceeeres Cecarecees Sega Sins San Mratreteco Peressves U. S Weather. Bureau Willis L Mobile, Ala
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