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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1913

Page

10

Marquis Pays Daisy Markham for Sore Heart

London reports Marquis of Northampton agreed to pay 250000 dollars plus costs to settle the breach of promise suit brought by actress Daisy Markham born Violet Moss. The deal follows prior offers of 50000 and comes as the high court heard a crowded case with famed counsel on both sides. The settlement is among the largest in such suits in years.

Associated Press London Marquis of Northhampton Daisy Markham Violet Moss Marquis Earl Compton America British Isles High Court of Justice Miss Markham

Yonkers Man Ends Life After Illness and Reoperation

A 57 year old Smith Carpet Company worker in Yonkers New York killed himself after learning a second operation was needed. He fired five bullets into walls and ceiling three into his abdomen and one into his mouth which pierced the brain before he died. He reloaded after emptying the revolver and discarded the shells.

Yonkers Nystrom Smith Carpet Company

Behalf Lord and Lady Sackville Court Will Controversy

London relatives sue to overturn Sir Scott Maurras Sackville’s will claiming Lady Sackville bewitched the aged nobleman. The will left Becky Sharp like figure $484000 to her, $5,000,000, a diamond necklace and an immense art collection. Lady Sackville is described as daughter of Sir Lionel Sackville West, former British ambassador to the United States, and a Spanish dancer.

Becky Sharp Johan. Maurras Scott Sir Scott London Plaintliffs Sackville Lionel Sack Sile West United States

Inspection Begins on A T and N Railroad Voyage

Edgar B Kay consulting engineer of the Alabama Railroad Commission arrived in the city to inspect the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railroad from Calvert to Reform about 200 miles. He will assess improvements and report on physical properties to help set future rates. The commission had ordered a three cent passenger rate effective July 15, but freight tariffs remain unsettled.

Edgar B. Kay Alabama Railroad Commission Calvert, Ala Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad Calvert Reform Pickens County Kity

Public meetings mark Catholic education convention in New Orleans

About 200 National Catholic Educational Association delegates continue departmental conferences in New Orleans with a noon business session and a public evening gathering. Papers are read by leaders from Catholic University De Paul University St Marys College and St Rita College among others. Special music will cap the event as the first convention open to the general public. Principal addresses include J Green Homer Dupuy and John Reville.

Associated Press New Orleans National Catholic Educational Association Edward A. Pace Catholic University of America Washington, D.C Daniel, J. McHugh de Paul University Chicago Daniel J. Lavery St. Louis Michael J. Larkin New York J. C. X.cree St. Mary's College San Antonio Texas Very J. A. Green St. Rita’s College Homer Dupuy John C. Reville St. Stanislaus College Macon

Arkansas Orphan Boy Was Whipped to Death

The death of eighteen months old Harry Hicks of the Arkansas Orphans Home at Morrilton is charged to whipping. Dr E I s Dillard, home supervisor, was fined $50 for beating the child and is accused of administering twenty three lashes.

Associated Press Fort Smith Ark Harry Hicks Arkansas Orphans’ Home Morrilston State Humane Society E. 1S. Dillard

Roosevelt Urges Naval Strength and Honor in Rhode Island

Theodore Roosevelt spoke to Rhode Island National Progressive leaders on patriotism and national honor. He denounced congressmen opposing a two battleships-a-year policy as unfit to represent Americans and warned that weak rhetoric against foreign powers risks war. He urged backing words with deeds to enforce the Monroe Doctrine and protect insular possessions.

Associated Press Newport Theodore Roosevelt Rhode Island National Progressive Party Hawaii West Indies Panama Alaska Insular Congress

Stomach Ailment Relief Promised by Tablets

Plainfield New Jersey Mrs G Stengle reports months of stomach trouble eased after using Chamberlains Tablets following letters from cured users. She says she is now able to eat almost anything. For sale by all dealers.

G. Stengle Plainfield N.J Chamberlain

Investigation of Election Fraud in Pensacola Primary

Pensacola Florida July 2 Special report County Solicitor Loftin will open an investigation into irregularities and fraudulent voting alleged in the city commission primary. The solicitor, with grand jury powers, will summon witnesses at 10 AM Thursday. City Clerk Adrian Langford, Registration Officer Frank Murray, O J Semmes and other witnesses are named.

Pensacola Fla Loftin City Commission Soliolor C.C. Keyser Sheriff's’ Office Adrian E. Langford Frank Murray O. J. Semmes

Bechtel Swartout Horticultural Company Incorporated

The Bechtel Swartout Horticultural Company is incorporated in probate court with capital stock of 25000. It will conduct general horticultural nursery livestock and realty business with headquarters at Fowl River Mobile county. Incorporators include Theodore Bechtel Ocean Springs Miss Leslie G Swartout Fowl River Ala C C Mechem Jr Mobile.

Bechtel-Swartout Horticultural Company Fowl River Mobile County Messrs Theodore Bechtel Ocean Springs Miss Leslie G. Swartout Ala Cc. C. Mechem, Jr Mobile

Personal notices of summer trips and city visits

Mrs B B Baron and family travel to Battles Alabama for summer on the eastern shore. Misses Annie Lee Elizabeth and Hilma Littlegren head to Fairhope Alabama leasing Villa Arbor for the season. Frank Glass of Union Town Alabama visits the city on business staying at Cawthon Hotel. Mrs ST Barnes and daughter Mrs JM Murfee vacation at Healing Springs Alabama then plan New York trip. Mrs J Krouse and Mrs EL Krouse of Suggsville Alabama visit the city. J P Hubbard of Washington DC in the city for a pleasure trip.

Annie Lee Elizabeth Hilma Littlegren Fairhope, Ala Villa Arbor Frank Glass Uniontown Ala Cawthon Hotel S. T. Barnes J. M. Murfee Healing Springs New York City

Harris Convicted on Burglary Charge in City Court

William A Harris, a young white man, convicted on burglary and grand larceny after a long trial in Puawouay court. He broke into the Simon Clothing Company store at Dauphin and Water streets, stealing a coat and trousers. He was remanded for sentence.

William A. Harris Simon Clothing Company Dauphin Water Streets Harris Ortman Bros Marmotte Davis Avenue

Boy Kicks Package Triggering Bomb Blast

A child kicked a package on a Lisbon street yesterday and a massive explosion killed the boy and injured a nearby worker. Windows were shattered for blocks. The incident caused widespread damage and alarm in the neighborhood.

Associated Press Lisbon

Fishing Smacks Seized by U S Marshal in Mobile Readies Bond

Four schooners of the Mobile Fish & Oyster Company were seized Tuesday afternoon after Tibets claimed $3 000 for supplies from ship chandler A L Mangold. The vessels Virginia Lyons Amelia Gloria Edgar Randall Teresa and Alice carried debts to Mangold. amounts range from about $754 to $883. It is stated the debts are incurred by masters and crew, not the company, and bonds are expected to be posted Wednesday.

Tibets Mobile Fish & Oyster Company United States G. B. Deans Virginia Lyons Amelia Gloria Edgar Randall Teresa Alice

Carranzaists Claim Merid ian Munitions for Mexico

New Orleans July 2 Charges that Huerta agents plan to export arms and ammunition stored at Meridian Mississippi were made to U S authorities by Carranza representatives. The munitions, said to have been kept since December 1911 for use in the Reyesta revolution, are alleged to be the personal property of Cedrwo Reyes son of the revolutionary leader.

New Orleans Huerta Mexico Meridian Miss United States Carranza Reyesta Cdulfo Reyes

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