Widow Leeds Promised to France's Nobility Circle
Paris May 31 Count Helie de Talleyrand Perigord wins the hand of Mrs. William B. Leeds widow of the American tin plate magnate who died in 1908 leaving 14 million. The couple had been engaged recently and her connections widen as she becomes related to French nobility through marriage. The widow's son studies at an English school and she previously won a customs case over 110000 in pearl duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helie de Talleyrand Perigord
William B. Leeds
Leeds
William C. Stewart
Cleveland
Europe
Helie
Count de Talleyrand
Duc de Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Duc de Valencay
Helen Morton
Duc de Montmorency
Duc de Dino
Elizabeth Curtis
New York
France
United States
Newport
Supreme Court
Democrats Debate Gag Rule to Focus Currency Reform
The Democratic caucus faces a move to approve a gag rule limiting debate to currency reform and select committees. Underwood aims to keep currency legislation central, while New members push for local bills. House Republicans outline committee assignments with no major changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
Underwood
Mann
House
Judge Eben Long Quietly Resigns Long Record of Office Wins
Omaha judge Eben K. Long, known as The Champion Office Holder of the Country, resigns after 179 elected offices and 180 nominations in 87 years. He has served as a longtime judge in Omaha, tallying about 10 240 cases, starting in Newburyport in 1840 and later moving to Cincinnati and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Judge Long
Omaha
Newburyport
Mass
Charles Goodrich
Court motion docket for Monday in Mobile county
In the Law and Equity Court Judge Berney lists a Monday motion docket including Lemp Brewing Co vs T O Goodbrad et al Julius Levens vs Mobile Light and R R Co Diamond Power Specialty Co vs Hieronymus Bros Sam Dukes Son vs G A Leftwich Co William Johnson et al vs Leftwich Co John J Wilson minor vs Grace M Moore et al Harry A Wilson vs Grace M Moore Nellie Wilson vs Grace M Moore Ross Corts vs M L Seeley County of Mobile vs Williams Jr et al Mobile County vs Frank Cazalas et al Mobile County vs James A Crane et al Kelly Brady Howard Co vs A A Johnson Frank Bibbs vs Walsh Stevedoring Cont Co W S Widmer vs Thomas L Lloyd County of Mobile vs John B go John Doe J B Webster vs Roe Imogene S Frederick Wm Powell vs M L Ziegler Mc Glennon vs Sara J Duncan Following is the call for the present week Tuesday Southern Timber and Co onization vs Owen Carley PB ds Tapia vs G Spergie et al Pleasant Springs Distilling Co vs Charles Schimpf Wednesday P A Richardson vs A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. Moore
Nellie Wilson
Ross Corts
M. L. Seeley
County of Mobile
Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Frank Cazalas
James A. Crane
Kelly-Brady How. Co
A. A. Johnson
Frank Bibbs
Walsh Stevedoring & Cont
Tapia
G. Spergie
Pleasant Springs. Distilling Co
Charles ‘Schimpf
P. A. Richardson
Chancery Court docket highlights multiple probate and property actions
The docket lists cases including E Stiles and others versus R W Horn, and several motion and dismissal actions. It notes notice of motion to amend bill set for June 2, orders to report under oath sales of Gulfport property, quieting title actions, and various Saturday business items before Chancellor Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Smith
H. Stewart
James A. Mackintosh
Ollie M. Moore
James W. Moore
Mary Gore
F. M. Gore
James K. Glennon
Madison Tillman
Howard D. Johnson Et al
Jennie H. Bidwell
Executrix
Gulfport
Isa Garland
Wiley Mitchell
S. E
N. W
S. W
Township
Faustina Morris
Johnson Morris
Local Fraternal News Highlights In Mobile and Birmingham
The Birmingham Ledger features E W Goss of the Birmingham Dam of Beavers on a Mobilian headlining photo and notes his role with visitors from Mobile. Vinegar Bend W O W reports a mutton barbecue for camp members and families cooked by Prince Ross. Rail workers call for a regular meeting of the Railroad Employes Benevolent Association at the Y M B A hall. Young Men’s Benevolent Association plans a Thursday anniversary banquet with officer elections likely uncontested. Knights of the Maccabees discuss upcoming initiatory work set for June 12 led by the state commander. Daughters of Rebekah hold a joint meeting honoring Sister Katherine Buergaest and Sister May Davidson Brunson with a program and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Ledger
E. W. Goss
Birmingham
Beavers
Goss
Vinegar Bend
Charles Smallwood
Woodmen of the World
Prince Ross
Daughters of Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Katherine Buergaest
Rebekah State Assembly
May Davidson Brunson
H. J. Krudop
Janie Reiser
M. Vickers
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Montgomery
K. of P
Mobile
Grand Lodge
Mobile Temple No. 4
Mary Bancroft
Katherine Bereuson
Laura O. Stanley
C. S. Carter
Ray Vogel
A. C. Krudop
Annie Robertson
Carrie Bartels
Mollie Godard
Fred Spalding
I. G
J. J.pilgrim
O. G
B. Gup
May Bancroft
Katherine Buerge
Hall
Decree Grants Divorces in Several Suit Calls
Call for Monday in multiple equity dockets. Cases include Mastin versus Mastin and Stewart versus Mackintosh with Berney as judge on the Equity side. Also listed are Rodgers versus Reese and Nicoles versus Nicoles with scheduled calls.
St Mary's Parochial School Ends Term With Exercises
The closing exercises of St. Mary's Parochial School will be held Monday afternoon June 2 at 4 30 o'clock. Right Rev Bishop Edward P Allen will preside and deliver the commencement address. Bernice Hamilton is the only graduate. Diplomas for bookkeeping will be given to Bernice Hamilton Susie Crichton Janie Rood and Marie Friedhoff. Ed Carlin Julius Zimlich and Louis Touart will act as ushers. An elaborate program of songs recitations and plays will be rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parochial School
Edward P. Allen
Bernice Hamilton
Susie Crichton
Janie Rood
Marie Friedhoff
Ed Carlin
Julius Zimlich
Louis Touart
Entertainment at Gulf City Lodge Event Noted
Mrs Buerger received a embossed cake as Gulf City Lodge No 40 hosted a program featuring Mr Charlie Deveaux reciting Kipling and Lasker followed by solos by Miss Viola Jackson and Miss Gladys Dix Kentucky Sue. Committee names from Purity No 35 Peace Lodge No 4 and Gulf City No 40 credited for the successful entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf City Lodge No. 40
Buerger
Charlies Deveaux
Kipling
Lasker
Viola Jackson
Gladys Dix
Kentucky Sue
Emma Jackson
Emma Sheinut
Mise Jennie McCary
Purity
Beavers Hold Large Supreme Dam Meeting in Birmingham
Mobile delegates to the supreme dam convention in Birmingham May 22 23 24 returned home Sunday. Birmingham’s hospitality drew praise as the Beavers held a large businesslike gathering. Next convention set for Atlanta in 1914. Beavers of Mobile plan outings for Mobile’s poor children and promise continued activity.
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Beavers
Mobile
Supreme Dam
Birmingham
Atlanta
Dam
New Nest of Owls Installs Officers at New Hall
New Nest of Owls eliance Nest No. 1856 will install officers next Wednesday night June 4 at their new hall 256 St. Michael Street. The nest is in healthy condition with enterprising members ready to make it one of the citys best fraternal lodges.
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Eliance
Order of Owls
St. Michael Street
Unclear numeric sequence appears in historical clipping
A string of large and midrange numbers is presented in isolation. The passage provides no obvious context, events, or identifiers to anchor the figures to people, places, dates, or organizations.
Lady Gweneth Ponsonby Engaged to Windham Baring
London May 31 Lady Gweneth Ponsonby daughter of the Earl and Countess of Bessborough is engaged to marry Windham Baring second son of Lord Cromer. The wedding is expected in early July and draws praise for the Ponsonby charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Gweneth Ponsonby
Earl
Lord
Bessborough
Ponsonbys
Lady Ofranmore
Mr. Baring
Lord Ashburton
Frances Belmont
Lady Bess
Orrine Promises Guaranteed Relief From Drink Habit
Orrine is advertised as uniformly successful in restoring drink habit victims to sobriety with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a trial. The product costs $1.00 per box and a free booklet is offered. Address: Dave Bauer at N. W. Dauphin and Conception streets.
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Orrine
Dave
Bauer
N. W. Dauphin
Conception Streets
Summer Courses At University Of Alabama School Of Medicine
Summer courses for undergraduates and practitioners of medicine begin June 2 and run for six weeks. Applicants should contact Dean E. D. Bondurant at the School of Medicine, St Anthony and Lawrence Streets, Mobile, Alabama, indicating desired courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Alabama School OF Medicine
Mobile, Ala
E. D. Bondurant, M. D
School of Medicine
St. Anthony and Lawrence Sts
Unclear List of Promotional Items and Extra Votes
A fragmentary OCR list shows numerous promotional items such as starch cartons bread labels and cinema tickets with the note 30,000 votes extra attached to many lines. The text includes brands like Argo Starch Gulf City Dye Works Crown Theatre Domino Rice and Grape Nuts. The purpose appears to be listing items tied to a voting incentive.
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Argo
Gulf City
Crown Theatre
Columbia
Early Bird
Weinacker Bros
R. 0. Harris
H. Tuthill
Jas. McPhillips
W. T. Goubil
A. M. Bright
Rolf Seeberg Ship Chandlery CO
Vote offer promises 100000 extra ballots with grocer package
An advertisement lists numerous product labels and wrappers with vote credits, detailing a COMBINATION VOTE OFFER worth 100000 extra votes. It explains you earn additional votes by presenting large labels from Merita brands and a 1.25 dollar Grocer package, with several common brands named and no need to remove inner wrappers.
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Billie Burke
Graham Waters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Widow Leeds
Helie de Talleyrand
E. Stiles
Wm. H. Monk, Jr
R. W. Horn
Lemp Brewing Co
Goodbrad & Zadek
Carl Martin
Southern Railway Co
W. H. Monk, Jr
A. L. Rush
G. W. Porter
Mobile Light and
R. R. Co
James G. Glass
A. E. Stiles
J. R. Widmer
T. L. Lloyd
Barrett Lumber Co
Hill & Horton
E. C. Dyas
A. S. Picker
Railroad Employes’ Benevolent Association
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Young Men's Benevolent Association
Messrs. Moore
O'Connor
Ledebur
Koppersmith
Conway
Festorazzo
The
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Pythian Sisters
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Union Lodge No. 13
McInnis No. 71
McInnis Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Magnolia Cemetery
Bienville Park
Wm. M. Mastin
C. H. Mastin, Jr
D. H. Stewart
James Aes Mackintosh
Law and Equity Court
Berney
Equity Side
Peter Rodgers
Dinal Reese
Lillian Esther Nicoles
Francis M. Nicoles
ST. Mary’s Parochial
Barton Academy
John Renth
Dauphin Street
State Text Book Depository
Spring Hill College Athletic Club
St. Mary's School Fund
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Ee Ceee
Eee
Rereeereeeves Ladies’ Aid Society
Government Street Presbyterian Church Council of Jewish Women
Norwegian Seamen's Mission Painters’ and Decorators' Union
Loyal Order of Moose
Peace Rebekahs No. 4
O. O. F. Boys’ Union
Leinkauf School
Mothers’ Club of the Settlement
Broad Street Methodist
Grocery Department
Seifert-Gower Furniture
Gabriel
Creaper & Burns Clothing Store
Yeend Potter Coo
Sherwin-Williams
Ponsonby
Baring
Kingsford
Knox
Norris
Swift
Pride
Swifts Pride
Uneek
Ise
Merita Brands
Meek OR Magnolia Coffee
Knox Knit
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