Former Biloxi resident starves in Austrian war turmoil
Mrs. Katie Budinich of Biloxi reports to Mrs. Christina Angentina of Lusinpiccolo Austria that her husband fights with the Austrian army and she and her three ill children are nearly starving. She recounts famine in the empire, says they have only black bread for days, and fears the husband is killed or prisoner. Angentina says she and her husband left Biloxi six years ago and would return if possible. Angentina, formerly with Gulfport Grocery, is well known in Biloxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biloxi
Katie Budinich
Dulauney Ie
Thomee
Christina Angentina
Lusinpiccolo
Austria
Angentina
Salvatore Pizzatti
New Orleans
J. Sullivan
Millsaps College
Jackson
Levy Heads Pythian Castle Hall Association Leaders Named
Abraham Lévy serves as president of the Pythian Seans Hall Association with William Marshall as vice president John W Scheible as secretary and W L Cahall as treasurer for the coming years. The directorate includes Cc L Smith Michael Gavin W L Cahall Rescue Lodge 24 A G Levy John W Scheible Henry Simon Mobile 67 D B Dobbs G L Mountain Percivale 102 C Enholm G W Smith J E Twomey Red Cross 133.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lévy
Pythian Seans Hall Association
William Marshall
John W. Scheible
W. L. Cahall
Association
Cc. L. Smith
Michael Gavin
Rescue Lodge
A. G. Levy
Henry Simon
Mobile
Ten Thousand Sought in Auto Accident Suit
Lee Patrick through attorneys Krumpel and Dobbs sues James Gibboney for 10000 dollars in a law and equity court claiming injuries from an automobile collision on January 16 on Fulton road three miles from the city. Patrick says he was hospitalized and unable to earn a livelihood since the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Patrick
G. H. Krumpel
D. B. Dobbs
Law and Equity Court
James Gibboney
Fulton Road
L N Gulf Coast Summer Excursion Kicks Off From Mobile
The Louisville and Nashville launches gulf coast excursions from Mobile to Bay St. Louis with 495 riders on the first trip. Passenger Agent H C Geron led the train while the Excelsior band performed. Deer Island opened to the public as $40 000 to $50 000 was invested in improvements and about 1000 visitors from New Orleans arrived for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Louisville
Nashville
Mobile
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Government Street
H. C. Geron
Excelsior Band
Deer Island
New Orleans
Louisville and Nashville
Daphne Normal School Commencement Speaker Lays Path to Success
U Feibelman of Mobile delivered the principal address at Daphne Normal School commencement. He urged future leaders to pursue meaningful success despite low wages and industrial turmoil, stressing the risk to southern representation if the school is abolished and praising the largest eight year class receiving diplomas from President Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Ala
Eer U. Feibelman
Obile
Daphne Normal School
Feiberman
Baker
Alabama
Mobile
South Alabama
Commonwealth
Feibelman
Educational System of
University of Alabama
Baldwin
Normal School
O. Ray
Birmingham
Theresa Oswalt
Fred Stewart
B. B. Baker
Fred Watson
Stewart
William Lawton
Chicago
Ill
Philip 2. Fancher
Montevallo
Fairhope
Louise Johnson
Silver Hill
Luna Hall
Bay Minette
Blanche Stelzenmuller
Point Clear
Laura Belle Troup
Elizabeth McMillan Roach
Stockton
Sarah Street
Jean Foreman
Mary Blair
Herbert
Bessie May Stapleton
Chancery Court actions report for June 1915
The courts adjourned to June 4 1915 after a day of submissions and motions. Cases moved include Rossman vs Philippe, Little suits, Molett claims, Hatter actions, Johnson vs White and several motions to amend or quash. Civil judgments include Mary Allen and Moore actions with specified sums. Call for Friday lists further cases.
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Chancery Court
Smith
F. R. Rossman
Alphonse Phillipe
Ella Little
Willie Little
Josephine Molett
Nat Molett
Leroy Brewer Hatter
E. Lyles Hatter
Mabel Johnson
Charlotte White
Exchange Land Company
Mary E. Holmes
Star of Hope
Willis Decatur
Ailean Decatur
Cunningham Hardware Company
Mary E. Kimball
Robert C. Schwarz
Mobile Transfer Company
The
Mobile Transfer Company, Inc
Momas
Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Item Publishing Company
T. L. Moore
Amelia L. Abbott
Johnson-Allen Undertaking Company
Willie Richardson
Monroe County Bank
Alabama White Marble Company
Price Hardware Company
Clark- Butler Realty Company
Lisi
E. T. Woodruff
F. C. Turner & Co
W. H. Clarke
Bloch Bros
Silas Brungon
Muscat & Lott
Armistead Robinson
Wilson & Cochran
G. M. Willis
Frairbanks Pany
Mobile Hoe Company
Sale of Wharf Site Bonds Ordered at Pascagoula
The Pascagoula board of mayor and aldermen ordered the sale of 17 000 municipal public wharf site bonds at 6 percent interest. Bonds will be in 100 denominations and paid in 1 000 annual installments. Bids are due July 6 at noon. delivery by July 15 1915. The proceeds finance a public wharf project from Horn Island Pass to the Pascagoula and adjacent rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascagoula
Miss
Horn Island
Eee
Dr Frank Goodnow Takes Active Charge at Johns Hopkins
Dr Frank Goodnow formerly adviser to the Chinese government assumes active control of the new Johns Hopkins University. His inauguration was held in front of hundreds of educators scientists and literati, but other work delayed his start until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Goodnow
Maritime Movements Stir Harbor Activity Across Gulf Ports
In New Orleans and surrounding ports on June 2 23 ships and steamers moved in and out. Progreso II and Bluefields tied to Munson Line and United Fruit Company amid cargoes of sisal and ballast. Several river packets Alma and City of Mobile departed while freighters and schooners loaded for Mobile and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progreso II
New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
Munson Line
Progreso
Mexico
A. A. Raven
James W. Paul, Jr
Seeberg Line
Berlin
van Heynigen
Mobile
Bluefields
United Fruit Company
Puerto Cortez
Europa
Sagua la Grande
Cuba
New York
Alma
City of Mobile
Tombigbee
Alabama
Liquor Dealers Rush to Dispose Stocks Before Prohibition
In Mobile the fifty two saloon operators dispose of liquor stock rapidly as June 30 nears midnight. Several saloons plan to close ahead of the prohibition law. Puckett and Farrell at 56 North Royal Street closed Tuesday as police and sheriff's personnel vow strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Puckett & Farrell
North Royal Street
VESSELS IN PORT
A list of steamships and vessels in port with names from multiple nations including Ines Ese Bodo Sylid Chuens Duncrag City of Mobile Hildegard Ethel Clarke Margret Emily S Malcolm Pickles Susie B Dantzler James W Paul Doris Georgia Gilkey Alice Coburn W Mills and other ships at various docks and quays. The entry notes loading for the United Kingdom and mentions quarantine and harbor operations across Gulf Dry Docks Turner Terminal Docks and Municipal Docks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summensd Margret
Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf Dry Docks
Emily S. Malcolm
Harbor Co
D. Pickles
Susie B. Dantzler
Harbor
James W. Paul, Jr
Pier & Doris
Turner-Terminal
Georgia Gilkey
Municipal
Alice M. Coburn
Turner-Terminal Docks Co
W. Mills
Perceler
Vessels Sail From Kyleakin to Mobile Liners Route
A convoy of ships bound for Mobile with transfers from Kyleakin to Liverpool and Cuban ports via Sun and Liners Inc. details a Caribbean bound trade route. The report notes involvement of Cuban ports and a U.S. carrier, indicating a maritime movement on the liners service.
Recorder's Court Notes On Broadstreet Offense Fines
Recorder's Court actions include T Christian fined 25 dollars or 50 days for passing a street car on Broadstreet and Spring Hill. Henry Ahern similarly fined. Smith Hunter bound on a 300 dollar bond or 30 days for long charge. Marcus Gerhardt testified on theft with coat and pawn ticket. White men Henry Johnson Walne Dickens and Lilah Maddox fined 10 dollars or 20 days for shooting craps on Spring Hill. Willie Potter fined 10 dollars or 20 days for two fights on Royal and Dauphin then Conception and St Francis. one opponent Frank White discharged. Second man Charles Reynalda involved in Potter dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Christian
Broadstreet
Spring Hill Avenue
Recorder’s Court
Henry Ahern
Smith Hunter
Marcus Gerhardt
Henry Johnson
Walne Dickens
Lilah Maddox
Willie Potter
Potter
Royal and
Dauphin Streets
Frank White
Charles Reynalda
Conception
St. Francis
Brewton Boy Killed While Riding Rails Near Town
Rufus Dixon, 17, son of Riley Dixon of East Brewton, died in a Century Florida infirmary after being struck by a moving train near Brewton Alabama. He and companions reportedly rode the rods from Flomaton to catch a train, leading to fatal injuries that required multiple amputations before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewton
Excursion to Point Clear by Pleasure Bay Steamer
A special all day excursion aboard the Pleasure Bay leaves the foot of Dauphin et at on Saturday for Point Clear. The boat will reach Mobile at o'clock. Excursionists will have hours at Point Clear with bathing facilities and the famous Point Clear dinners for fifty cents. Organizers expect a record crowd as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Clear
Pleasure Bay
Dauphin Et
Point Ear
Mobile
Adv
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Coden
Beautiful Hotel Rolston
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Excelsior
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Port Arthur
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San Domingo
Mohawk
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Henry M. Flagler
Mascotte
Ines
Span
Bodo
Hom
Sylid
Anda
Nor
Duncrag
Hildegard
Ethel Clarke
Rae
United Kingdom
Ave Rey
Turner-Terminal Docks
River Platte
Ollinger-Bruce Dry Docks
Pia
Recorder’s Court Notes
C. J. Gayfer & Company
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