Local Paper Publishes Mobile Business and Education Notes
The Item lists Mobile publishing details and executives at TEM COMPANY INC. It notes a tribute to Colonel William E. Mickle, adjutant general and chief of staff of the United Confederate Veterans, praising his long service and debt-reduction efforts. It reports a Tulane Newcomb College plan to study and aid academically exceptional New Orleans children through a city school cooperative program with medical, psychological, and instructional support.
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William E. Mickle
Kael Semmes Camp
Mobile
United Confederate Veterans
John B. Gordon
George Moorman
Mickle
Fred L. Robertson
New Orleans
Mb College
Tulane University
Newcomb College
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Mis foun Dem governor Major outlines conservative program
Governor Kott W Major of Missouri in his inaugural address frames a modern commercial age and urges a safe, fair approach to governance. He warns against partisan bickering that disturbs the state’s progress and stresses steady leadership to satisfy business interests and public needs.
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Kott W. Major
Misho
Hadley
Major
Graer
Poli
Activity of Manufacturers and Belt Line Debate
The Item criticizes the Chamber of Commerce board for delaying the belt line report and threatening to reject it. It argues the report is a public document and should be published in full without delay, preserving public trust and transparency. The piece notes 1912 manufacturing activity driven by import growth in cotton hides fibers and chemicals, with records in raw materials and exports.
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Pda We Ambrecht
Fete Ee
Theia
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Poard
Ana
Armbrecht
Chamber of Commerce
Chambér of Commerce
Belt Line Committee
Ambrecht
Ambrecnt
Chamber
Mustries
Great Lakes
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Edison Receives Rathenau Medal For Safety Inventions
Thomas A Edison is honored by the American Museum of Safety with the Rathenau medal the first award of its kind. The medal was placed at the museum by Berlin based Allgemeine Elektrizitaets Gesellschaft to prize the best electrical safety device or process safeguarding life and health. The competition is global and marks a first for a European honor awarded to an American institution.
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Thomas A. Edison
American Museum of Safety
Edison
Allgemeine Electricitaets Gesellschaft
Berlin
State Superintendent Proclaims Temperance Day for Alabama Schools
Alabama teachers are directed to observe Temperance Day on February 21 1910 under act approved August 19 1909. Officials urge observance within regular school time with minimal disruption and offer free suggestive programs via Mrs F M Jackson Birmingham.
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Henry J. Willingham
Teachers of
Alabama
F. M. Jackson
Birmingham
Ala
Love's Labor Lost in a Rome Express Romance
In a Paris salon Germaine Beaufresne plans a secret Rome trip with lover Michel Kalatsch. He insists on escorting her in the Rome Express despite warnings, risking scandal as she simultaneously forbids him but cannot prevent the journey. The scene ends with Germaine boarding guarded by fear and desire.
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Germaine Beaufresne
Michel Kalatsch
Rome
Germaine
Michel
Feautresne
Gare de Lyons
Paris
Trai
Rome Express
Madame Beaufresne
Kalatsch
Beating Ends in Murder as Beaux Blond Foiled by Betrayal
A messenger boy triggers a night-time burglary sting that leads to a police escape and a fatal trap. Sergeant Quiault confronts Beau Blond with help from his wife Maria, who betrays him. The struggle ends with Quiault killed and Beaux Blond captured. The moats seal the grim outcome.
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Quiault
Marie
Maria
Louis
Tonay
Beau Blond
The
East End
Married Life The Second Year
A domestic scene follows Helen and Warren as his parents visit and spend heavily during a seaside weekend. Warren indulges his family with costly meals and concert tickets, while Helen counts the rising expenses and fears their finances. She tries to object but nervous restraint keeps her from protesting, worrying about next month’s budget.
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Helen
Warren
Mrs. Curtis
Sackendroff
Winifred
Louise Richards
Elma F. Frazer
Lucia
Miss Richards
Hamlet as a modern critic’s impressionist canvas
Maurice Baring argues in the February Metropolitan that critics may focus on impressions rather than the play’s plot. He likens Whitman Browning Swinburne and Indian drama to show why Hamlet would be treated as idea or art theory, not stage action, by a contemporary reviewer.
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Rocky Mountains
London Bridge
Aristophanes
Whitman
Browning
Swinburne
Maurice Baring
Home Problem: addressing flirtatious housemaid behavior
A subscriber asks how to handle a pretty housemaid who flirts with workers and tradesmen. The editor says she chats to male visitors as a social instinct, lacks visitors, and should be given diversion and a higher sense of value, treating her as a daughter’s age and offering alternatives rather than dismissal.
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February Woman’s Home Companion
Virginia Henry
Why Socialism Grows
Fragmentary note describes a man named Grindem who owns a woolen mill and underpays female workers. The text recalls an elevator and a radiant belle, with a stray line about him tipping his hat, but the meaning is unclear.
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Grindem
Belle
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