Hartwells and Dr Hail fined for disorderly conduct
Marty T Hartwell and Dr R A Hail were fined 15 dollars or thirty days in recorder s court on charges of disorderly conduct. J K Hartwell was fined five dollars or ten days after a hearing that lasted about an hour. Testimony described a street confrontation after an insult at Hartwell s brother s garage with ink well blows and bruises to Dr Hail while Hartwell sustained a head wound. The appeal by Hail s attorney was withdrawn after the fine was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty T. Hartwell
Dr. R. A. Hail
Recorder’s Court
Morni
Uy J. Hartwell
Harry T. Hartwell
Dr. Hail
Hartwell
Sourt
Mr. Hartwell
Splendid Bill At Lyric Vaudeville Show
Five acts entertained large Lyric audiences Monday matinee and night. Carlisle's dogs and ponies provided peak amusement along with Tom the talking dog and an orchestra of musical dogs. Howard the ventriloquist offered witty dialogue with Scotch flavor. Bradshaw Brothers delivered agile contortions, Summers and Emoise performed lively songs and dances, Miss Emoise sang a juvenile number, and Irene Franklin sang I Wish I Was a Janitor's Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Carlisle
Tom
Howard
Bradshaw Brothers
Summers
Emoise
Miss Emoise
Irene Franklin
Tragic Disappointment of Captain Scott and Party
The photograph shows Captain Robert J. Scott and four IWegna men after reaching the southern pole and finding only a tent Swedish flag and data. It underscores the defeat by Roald Amundsen and the crew’s later fatal return in early 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Robert J. Scott
South Pole
America
Roald Amundsen
Captain Scott
Arnes Held on Grand Larceny Charge
Howard W. Arnes a merchandise broker of 62 Reed Avenue was arrested on a warrant charging grand larceny for stealing a $175 diamond stud once owned by Lizzie R. Haas. The stud, missing for a year, was found at Emile Herpin’s jewelry shop where it had been pawned by Arnes. He will be arraigned in recorder's court Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Arnes
Reed Avenue
Recorder’s Court
Lizzie R. Haas
Emile Herpin
H. W.arnes
Arnes
Vaudeville Memories At Mobile Princess Theatre
Residents recall Ifrene Franklin’s first vaudeville appearance in Mobile at the Princess theatre. Kein and Yoste of Memphis performed a song and piano act with mixed praise and critique. A Belinda Vitagraph film topped the Lyric bill as the sixth good feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifrene Franklin
Mobile
Princess Theatre
Kein
Yoste
Memphis
Vitagraph
Crescent Film, Extra Reel Bison Feature Draw Mobile Audience
The Crescent today is praised for its program and the extra reel Bison feature is unusually well portrayed, with the theme holding audience interest. The Animated Weekly is noted as especially interesting and the Wednesday bill is a treat to Mobile motion picture enthusiasts.
Orpheum Show Draws Big Audiences Yesterday and Tonight
Large crowds filled the Orpheum theatre for yesterday afternoon and last night performances as two major programs drew extensive attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Government revenues fall in May amid tariff revision
May custom receipts dropped by more than 6 million dollars from May of last year, totaling 55,370,364. Expenditures for May reached 57,957,870, 5.7 million above May 1912 disbursements, while the year-to-date shows a surplus of 6,378,975. The general fund holds 133,977,228 with 61,829,914 working balance and a plan to deposit 10.6 million into national banks. Total treasury cash stands at 1,976,659,134. gold in trust funds at 1,079,407,109. National bank circulation is 733,764,815.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Convict's Daughter Delights Higley Harrington Company
Three new Higley Harrington Stock Company members debut with strong support from Blanche Havelton Burke Miller and Nellie Grey. Hazelton and Harrington deliver notable performances as audiences applaud. matinee, tonight, and Wednesday showings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley Harrington Stock Company
Nnrth
Blanche Hazelton
Orpheum
Burke M.ller
Nellie Grey
Messrs Higley
Harrington
Closing of St Marys School After Notable Exercises
St Marys Parochial School closed Monday afternoon in a large clergy and kinship gathering. Bishop Allen presided and praised the graduates led by Miss Bernice Hamilton with numerous diplomas and medals awarded for achievement across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parochial School
Bishop Allen
Allen
Henrice Hamilton
Young man charged with passing a worthless check
W. O. McPherson of Monroe county was arrested Tuesday morning after a $75 check to Drago Grain Company proved worthless. Detectives had sought him for days, and he was turned over to police for a hearing in the order's court Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. McPherson
Monroe
McPherson
Drago Grain Company
Prize winners in school competitions announced
The record lists numerous students and prizes across divisions. Miss Marjorie Payne and Miss Louise Goff win both application and second division prizes, with multiple other students named for attendance, examination, music, and merit awards, including Joseph Freidhoff, Russell Parker, John Kelly, and Josephine Cazalas among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ryan
FE. Brady
E. Friedhoff
Janie Rood
Armatine McGraw
M. Friedhoff
Crichton
E McGlynn
C. Degrange
B. Hamilton
Spartacus
the Gladiators
Thomas Leary Holbrook
E. McGlynn
Christian Education
Bernice Hamilton
Edward P. Allen
D&s
Ed Carter
Julius Zimlich
Louis Touart
Susie Crichton
Marie Freidhoff
Marie Friedhoff
Cecile de Grange
Louise Rood
Annie Freidhoff
Bessie Johnson
Mabel Tyrell
Esther Fearn
Marie
Annie Friedhoff
Annnie Freidhoff
Bernice Hamton
Elizabeth Brady
Eleanor Freidhoff
Elizabeth McGlynn
Catherine Sherwood
Mary Louise Duggan
Margaret Brady
May Kelly
Clara Lee
Elizabeth Bra
Nellie i
Hannah Mae McGraw
Rosalie Rood
Catherine Wainright
Alberta Mae Max
Grace Touart
Isabel Unruh
Catherine
Kubel
Marjorie Payne
Louise Goff
Barbara Fears
Julia Parker
Esther Touart
Thomas Holbrook
Joel Lipscomb
Michael Goff
Justin de Grange
Allen Duffy
Alfred Yeend
Sam Marston
Charles Marston
Joseph Freidhoff
Russell Parker
F. A. Wainright
Pat Fearl
G. B. Ollinger
John Kelly
J. K. Mahomer
Charlies Marston
Richard Nolan
Arthur Strachan
William Copeland
Robert Ellsworth
John Cieutat
Claudis Kelly
Josephine Cazalas
Majorie Payne
Deaths and Funerals Laura Patton Gurganus
Mrs Laura Patton Gurganus died Monday night at Providence Infirmary after a lingering illness. Surviving: two sons Thomas N. and Henry L. Gurganus Jr five daughters Mrs Louis Gauthier Mrs H L Fox Mrs W B Gilpin Miss Ida May Gurganus and Miss Julia Gurganus. The report also notes the death of Mrs E E Edwards and a funeral held at St Francis Street Methodist Church with local ministers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Patton Gurganus
Providence Infirmary
Mobile
Gurganus
Thomas N
Henry L. Gurganus, Jr
Louis Gauthier
H. L. Fox
W. B. Gilpin
Ida May Gurganus
Julia Gurganus
E. E. Edwards
W. K. Linsscott
Rapier Avenue
Greencastle
Ind
Louisville and Nashville
W. K. Linscott
C. C. McGehee
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Death of Pensacola Fisherman George Holdridge
George Holdridge, 47, a Connecticut native living in Pensacola, died Monday at the United States Marine hospital. He was brought to Mobile for treatment 24 days ago and his remains were sent to Pensacola Monday night by Roche & Burke Undertaking Co. He was engaged in the fishing business in Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holdridge
Connecticut
Pensacola
Fla
United States Marine Hospital
Mobile
Holdridge
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
Merchent F L Strickland Dies in Mobile at 75
F L Strickland a well known merchant of Thomasville Alabama died in Mobile after an operation at the Mobile infirmary. He was 75 and survived by two sons and other relatives. His remains were sent to Thomasville by Roche Burke Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Stickland
F. L. Strickland
Thomasville
Ala
Mobile
Mobile Infirmary
Alabama
Roche & Burke Company
Scion of Wine Maker Walter de Mumm Marries Florence Scoville
Walter de Mumm the noted French sportsman wed Miss Florence Scoville daughter of C C Scoville of Seneca Kansas at St George Hanover Square London. The ceremony follows a December Paris incident where de Mumm was shot by Mrs Marie von Rensimer Barnes, whom he did not prosecute after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Walter de Mumm
Florence Scoville
C. C. Scoville
Seneca, Kas
St. George
Hanover Square
Paris
Marie von Rensimer Barnes
Walter de ‘Mumm
Aged Wrinkled Faces Rejuvenated By Simple Wax Treatment
An aged face is revealed as a mask to a youthful countenance. Ordinary mer coalized wax from drug stores absorbs worn-out skin, revealing a pinky white complexion in a week or two. One ounce suffices. apply at night and wash off in the morning. Freckles liver spots and wrinkles fade with the new skin using saxolite wash.
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Ae Joldotein
Hartwells
Recorder's Court
Malpin Herald
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Great Stores
McAlpin
New
Cavath
Crescent
Land of the Sky
North Carolina
Pullman
Outhern Railway
South
Asheville
Black Mountain
Hendersonville
Brevard
Lake Toxaway
Saluda
Waynesville
Tryon
Flat Rock
Hot Springs
N. C
Dep't. A
Porter King
C. P
T.A
New Battle House
Weste
St. Mary's School
Marie Kriedhoff
H. M. McGraw
Violim
Misses B. Hamilton
Janie Reod
Ninepin Regiment
Esther Feore
Constantine Justin Degrange
A. McGraw
J. Rood
Harwell Doyle
Donald Sherwood
Dominick Kountz
Hannah M. McGraw
Velma Brannoé
Grace Darling
Marguerite Brady
May Belle Terre
Brno
Clberg Mercantil
S. Commerce Street
Mobile, Ala
Bell Phone
Gulf Coast
Sén
RoyAl St
Bell
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