Adjutant General Mickle Reports To U C V for 1913
Adjutant General William E. Mickle presents an abstract of his 1913 report at the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Chattanooga. He cautions about a slow decline in income, notes 1912 receipts down from 1911, praises high camp dues payment, and reports new camps chartered while many forfeited charters. Mentions divisions by state and cash flow figures.
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William E. Mickle
United Confederate Veterans
Chattanoo
Hursday
Texas
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Kentucky
Carolina
Arkansas
Virginia
N. Carolina
Tennessee
Toxiahoma Oes
Louisiana
Florida
Missouri
W. Virginia
Northwest
Maryland
Army of
Libraries Readings and Honoring Departed Veterans
General Mickle commends libraries of the North noting volumes show they have been read. He recalls veterans lost in the past year including G W C Lee son of Robert E Lee and major general, U S Senator J H Barry of Arkansas, Brigadier Generals W D Cleveland and J Coleman Alderman, Colonels M W Searcy and Joseph Hodgson.
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North
Grim Reaper
G. W. C. Lee
Robert E. Lee
J. H. Barry
United States
Arkansas
Arkansas Division
William D. Cleveland
J. Coleman Alderman
Mark W. Searcy
Joseph Hodgson
City Notices and Church Meetings Reported
C L Spotswood named notary public and filed bond in probate court Saturday. All Saints Church Altar Guild meets Monday June 2 at 4 30 p m at Mrs Henry Tonsmeire residence. Morning prayer and holy communion at 11 a m today officiated by Dr Chauncey Williams. Salvation Army Hall hosts meetings Sunday by Captain Geeler of Philadelphia with sessions at 11 a m 3 p m and 8 p m. Captain Keeler is Alabama native and Mobile Medical College graduate.
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C. L. Spotswood
Altar Guild
All Saints’ Church
Henry Tonsmeire
All Saints Church
Chauncey Williams
Salvation Army Hall
Geeler
Philadelphia
Keeler
Alabama
Mobile Medical College
Winter Wheat in Kansas Now Needing Rain
International News Service reports Kansas winter wheat facing deterioration amid drought. Prospects vary across regions with potential below normal yields in southwestern areas while overall hard winter wheat regions show an average outlook. Traders note large shorts in deferred months and cautious buying as prices close modestly higher.
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Kansas
International News Service
Chicago
Oklahoma
Missouri
Leas
Die at Jackson Mrs Isa Bel Waggoner Funeral
Mrs Isa Bel Waggoner died in Jackson Alabama May 30 1913 aged 64 65 friends invited to attend from the residence of Mr Julian J Bartee Indiana avenue and Spring Hill Road Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock interment Pine Crest Cemetery
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Waggoner
Jackson
Ala
Isabel Waggoner
Indiana Avenue
Spring Hill Road
Pine Crest Cemetery
Provisions Outlook Shapes Wheat and Hogs Markets
Chicago May 31. Investors push wheat higher amid desire to lock profits as Kansas drought checks and crop pests are sought. Cash wheat slow. demand abroad small. July corn and deferred oats show heavy open interest as spring harvest nears. Hog product demand strengthens with rising June slaughter and upcoming beef and pork consumption.
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International News Service
Chicago
Kansas
Chicago Wheat Pit
Congress action notes and committee plans
Senate not in session resumes Monday. Judiciary committee completed plans for an investigation into the president's charges of insidious lobby against the tariff. Labor committee postponed until Monday a date to begin an investigation of West Virginia mine conditions and named a sub committee to visit West Virginia. Territories committee to draft a bill for Alaska railroad construction. House not in session today, meets Monday. Republicans in caucus approved committee assignments made by Minority Leader Mann.
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Congress
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Judiciary Committee
Labor Committee
West Virginia
Territories
Alaska
House
Mann
Speeding arrest and reckless driving incidents in Mobile
Police report John Inge a chauffeur was arrested for speeding and will have a Monday recorder court hearing. Chief Rondeau and Police Clerk Barry returned from Chattanooga after attending the Confederate Reunion and enjoyed the trip. A collision at Dauphin and Joachim streets led to the arrest of Br E Colburn and George Aires for furious and reckless driving with Aires injured.
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John Inge
Noah Harris, Jr
Inge
Recorder's Court
James J. Barry, Jr
Edward T. Rondeau
Mobile
Chattanooga
Tenn
Confederals
Dauphin
Joachim Streets
Br. E. Colburn
Spring Hill Avenue
George W. Aires
Pearl Street
Aires
Social Season Opens With Rush In London
London May 31 The return of the court of London and the reassembling of parliament mark the start of 1913 social season. Royalty still attracts attention as Mrs Irwin Laughlin hosts weekly at Great Stanhope Street. Dances for Miss Smith Barry and Miss Helena Coventry draw crowds. Vanderbilt Dawes Aldrich and Schiff travelers head home from Europe.
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International News Service
London
Irwin Laughlin
Adram Iselin
Great Stanhope Street
Lady Barrymore
Rits House
Lady Deerhurst
Smith-Barry
Helena Coventry
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Brighton
America
John C. Dawes
Chicago
England
Scotland
New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
Mauretania
George Vanderbilt
Paris
Jacob M. Schiff
Italy
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs. Isabelle Waggoner Wygoner
News from Mobile reports the death of Mrs. Isabelle Weakley Waggoner at White Sulphur Springs after years of poor health. She was mother to Mrs. J. Julian Bartee and had spent time in California seeking recovery. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 30 p.m. at Mrs. Bartee’s residence 1051 Springhill avenue.
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Mobile
White Sulphur Springs
Isabelle Weakley Waggoner
J. Julian Bartee
Funeral services for Ernest Manning Flowers held at home
The remains of Ernest Manning Flowers were interred in Pine Crest cemetery after a 4 o'clock service from the family home. Dr. A. F. Carr, pastor of Government Street Presbyterian church, officiated. Pallbearers included Honorary EB Posey H Faulk W S Pugh Frank Horton and Active Willie Prichard De Witt Camp J Walker Joseph St G Tucker BE May and Mr. Pruitt.
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Ernest Manning
Pine Crest Cemetery
A. F. Carr
Government Street Presbyterian Church
EB. Posey
H. Faulk
W. S. Pugh
Frank Horton
Willie Prichard
de Witt Camp
J. Walker
Joseph St. G. Tucker
BE. May
Mr. Pruitt
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah Fleming Held At St. Joseph’s Church
In Magnolia cemetery on Saturday morning Mrs. Sarah Fleming was interred after a funeral at 9 from the family home 205 South Hamilton street. Services were at St. Joseph’s church with Rev. Father Riley officiating. Pallbearers were A. F. Staples Lee Walsh S. F. Cunningham H. Felder Peter Rabby Mas.
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Magnolia
Sarah Fleming
South
Hamilton Street
St. Joseph's Church
Father Riley
Mesaers
A. F. Staples
Lee Walsh
F. Cunningham
H. Felder
Peter Rabby
Mas
Phrasing from Charley H Pohl Funeral and Alfred Percy Jr. Rites
The funeral for Charley H. Pohl who died at his sister's home on Selma Street took place Saturday at 11 am with Rev Gardiner C Tuckor officiating. Surviving relatives include Mrs Sylvest Steiner, Mrs Alice Hawkshead, Mrs C Alexander and F W Pohl of New Orleans. Pallbearers were Frank Dale Rudolph Staub Arthur Frazier Mickey OBrien Frank McGuire Harry McCrum. Alfred Percy Jr.'s funeral was held Saturday at Mrs Alfred Percys residence then Oakdale Baptist Church at 4 30 pm. The child died Friday after a short illness. Pallbearers included William Harding John Garbett Howard Summerall Marion Smith Vincent Bereuson and Otto Hermann. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery.
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Charley L. Pohl
Charley H. Pohl
C. Alexander
Selma Street
Chatham
Gardiner C. Tuckor
St. John’s Church
J. Pohl
Sylvest Steiner
Alice Hawkshead
F. W. Pohl
New Orleans
Messrs
Frank Dale
Rudolph Staub
Arthur Frazier
Mickey O’brien
Frank McGuire
Harry McCrum
Alfred Everett Percy, Jr
Alfred Percy, Jr
Alfred Percy
Franklin Avenue
Oakdale
Oakdale Baptist Church
George W. McRae
B. 3. Vaughan
William Harding
John Garbett
Howard Summerall
Marion Smith
Vincent Bereuson
Otto Hermann
Magnolia Cemetery
For Sale Beautiful Lot in S Dauphin Area
For sale a desirable building lot on S Dauphin, four blocks east of Julia street. Sub division available and terms offered.
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S. Dauphin
Julia Street
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