Brahman Occult Predicts Doom for Kaiser Franz in 1915 1916
London reports reading by Kaya Andra of planetary omens for Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Franz Joseph. The astrologer claims Aquarius signals exile and illness for the German emperor, and that a sanguinary revolution will end Franz Joseph's throne in 1915, with ongoing war in Picardy for Indian troops.
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London
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Franz Joseph
Ceece
Omarene Caratte
Europe
DdDlow
Kaya Andra
Kaye
Picardy
Italy Soon Will Be Big Horse Purchaser
Information received by Nebraska horse buyers indicates Italy will be a heavy purchaser of horses in the Western states. Orders are said to have been received for tested and inspected animals for such consignments. The recent 80,000 mules order for Europe is being filled as carloads are shipped when ready.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Italy
Rts
Good Things Add Zest to the Daily Menu
A vintage home goods list highlights Crystal Domino Sugar Boston Brown Bread and various tins. It promotes tuna fish in olive oil pimentoes kippered herring and herring roe. Also features Curtice and Del Monte jams peaches and a selection of cheeses with modest prices.
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Boston
del Monte
Home Garden Association Plans Charity Cooperation Card System
The Home Garden Association intends to relieve demand for aid by directing applicants to the Home Gaming club for work. A card will guide charitable seekers to employment opportunities, reflecting a cooperative plan to manage resources and assist those in need.
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Phe
Home Garden Association
Mobile Home Garden Association Urges Aid and Work Cards
The Home Garden Association formed to employ 5000 unemployed Mobile men on vacant city lots by cultivating soil. City funds and citizen contributions helped buy tools seed and fencing while many applicants await aid. The plan asks citizens to distribute association work cards directing unemployed to self help, with support from a board including Norton McDermott Tucker Russell Eaton and others.
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Home Garden Association
Edward Quincy Norton
Care Chamber of Commerce
Association
M. J. McDermott
Bank of Mobile
Gardiner C. Tucker
Julia F. Russell
T. J. Eaton
E. A. Donnelly
Belle Daly
A. G. Moses
Aubrey Boyles
Joseph Espalla
G. van Antwerp
Heyman Gabriel
R. O. Harris
G. A. Maloney
Martin van Heuvel
E. Q. Norton
Clod Hoppers Press Peace Bid in State Legislature
The Clod Hoppers led by Representative John A. Rogers call a peace meeting for July 12 at 8 p.m. in the lower house hall. Open to all legislators and allied figures, the gathering promises humor and camaraderie with a playful password Forgive Your Friends and a lighthearted fee.
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Clod Hoppers
House
Senate
John A. Rogers
Sumter County
State Assembly
John A.rogers
Gainesville
Ala
H. M
Sec
Treas
Columbiana
Italian Troops Mass Against Austrian Lines In Isonzo Fight
Italian defenses on the Isonzo front report three hundred thousand troops massed against about two hundred thousand Austrians. The main attack targets Monte Nero and nearby Austrian positions guarding Tolmino, seen as key to Trieste. Refugees say Garda and Toron evacuations are under way with Tyrol population moves. Reports also note Italian gains toward Roveret and possible Austrian withdrawal. The war extends to naval matters with ships seized and fleet activity around Pola and the Archipelago. The king’s front visits fuel morale as troops cheer and press ahead.
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Rome
Isonzo
Monte Nero
Tolmino
Trieste
Roveret
Trent
Adige
Garda
Toron
Tyrol
Iterior
Mori
Innsbruck
Italy
di Palma
Pola
Abruzzi
Italian Cruisers Bombard Lisso Island Nabs 300 Prisoners
Telegram from the Italian frontier reports two Italian cruisers arriving off Lisso Island and renewing bombardment to complete the destruction of Austrian barracks. Marines disembarked and captured the garrison. Three hundred prisoners were taken and embarked for Ancona.
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Paris
Lisso
Ancona
Summer Schedule for the Charles E Cessna Steamer
The excursion steamer Charles E Cessna, run by Harry F Cessna, announces a summer schedule with Saturday and Sunday trips to Eastern Shore points. Starting today, departures from Mobile are at 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Sundays, with return sailings from Battle at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., and from Fairhope at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., last arrival in Mobile at 9:00 p.m. Captain Charles Harrub commands.
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Menager
Harry F. Cessna
Charles E. Cessna
Mobile
Battle
Fairhope
Charles Harrub
Rosa
Fia
J Pollock and Co To Close After 51 Years in Business
Executors inform that J Pollock and Co wholesale dry goods will cease operations on July 1. The firm, established fifty one years ago, employed thirty four people and was a major local business.
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J. Pollock & Co
Pollock
Stness
Eye Glass Sale at Albright & Wood Store
Eye glass sale offer tests and fittings in gold filled frames for $1.00. Service guaranteed for five years. Location listed as Royal and Govern a 6467, with wording truncated on the page.
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Albright & Woodsetae
Royal and Governa
Marine Movements Throng Harbor Routes Saturday Afternoon
Various steamers and river packets depart or await departures as Lake harbor activity picks up. The Peerless carries passengers to Egg Peea and Selma while the Regina docks with 250 000 gallons for Cuban Molasses. The Margaret sails to United Kingdom ports. Karen heads for Cuban ports. C W Mills to be released Monday with sisal cargo.
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Peerless
Egg
Margaret
Echo
United Kingdom
Karen
Munson Steamship Line
C W. Mills
Mills
James Gibboney & Co
Viator
Whamelecon Steamship Co
Tropics
Mobile Liners, Inc
Kyleakin
United Kingom
Progress III
Munson Line
Lodaner
Mallory Line
Lampasas
New York
Key West
Tampa
Fla
Tarpon
Pensacola
Fila
Dutch Steamer to Take Large Cargo of Lumber
The Amsterdijk will reach Mobile from New Orleans this week and load about 1 026 000 feet of lumber for Rotterdam. Hunter-Benn Lumber Co will operate the big vessel, the first Mobile to Rotterdam steamer this year, though harbor depth limited loading to twenty nine feet rather than full draft.
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Amsterdijk
Mobile
New Orleans
Hunter-Benn Lumber Company
Rotterdam
Holland
Holland-American Line
Exports For Mobile Show Large Decrease
Exports for May from the Mobile district totaled 1 630 991 with Mobile 1 417 646 Gulfport 184 404 and Scranton 28 941 a drop of 2 653 445 from the prior year Cuba led in shipped products with England and Argentina next other destinations included France Italy Spain British Honduras Barbados Jamaica Trinidad Dutch West Indies Haiti and British Guiana
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Mobile
Gulfport
Scranton
Cuba
England
Argentina
France
Italy
Spain
British Honduras
Barbados
Jamaica
Trinidad
Dutch West Indies
Haiti
British Guiana
Crichton Community News Highlights Local Activities
Hil da Sunberg plans a summer course at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Crichton Methodist Church hosts Children's Day Friday night and Epworth League services. Crichton School closes with ice cream and promotion cards. Esther L. Goff visits from Orchard, Olivia Imler cited among Barton graduates.
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Crichton
Ala
Hilda Sunberg
Tuscaloosa
Methodist Church
Crichton Methodist
Cammack
J. B. Trotter
Crichton Schol
Epworth League
Esther L. Goff
Orchard
Haze Street
George Harbin
Baptist Church
Stallworth
Beatrice
Baptist Sunday School
Monroe Park
Whistler Methodist Sunday School
William M. Cato
F. M. Atchison
Methodist Sunday School
Johnson's Bethany
City Brevities: Illness Delays May Custom Report
Sidney Steinau deputy collector of port is confined at home for two days delaying the port report for May until next week. Mims Harris Uwanta Pressing Club is arrested for operating without a license. Mary Jane Mata genres is jailed after alleged five cuts and disorderly conduct. held in city jail.
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Sidney Steinau
Port
Steinau
Custom House
Mims Harris
Uwanta
N. Royal Street
St. Clair
Mary Jane Matt
Genres
Sheridan
Taylor to Attend Freight Agents' Meeting
Taylor, a foreign freight agent for the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, has left the city to attend the Gulf Foreignight Committee convention. Seeberg officials present in New York will also attend the event.
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Taylor
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Gulf Foreignight Committee
New York
Seeberg
Church notice from Prichard details services and Bible class
Church of Christ Prichard announces Sunday school at 10 00 a m Lord's Supper and preaching at 11 00 a m long service and preaching at 7 45 p m Bible class every Thursday at 7 45 p m The Re A Results Augustus Shanks minister There is an ad for acid and coloring Straight be Adv.
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Church of Christ
Prichard
Augustus
Shanks
Whistler local notes include visits and social events
Whistler Alabama reports on return visits for funerals and family gatherings. Residents Alphonse and Bertha Davis Josephine Middle niece death relations William Taylor Hortense Sanarens and others are listed with visits to Mobile Houston and Meridian. Socials include Lawn Tennis CJ dance house party and a birthday fete for Natalie Liversage.
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Whistler
Ala
Alphonse Davis
Relacopa
Josephine Middle
William Taylor
Toulminville
Jane McGee
Houston
Tex
Mobile
Bertha Nicholson
Herome
George Williams
Meridian
Miss
Hortense
Mike Donohan
New Orleans
Agnes Turner
Randolf Johnston
Haysville
Beatty Goldman
Third Street
Starks
John Wilson
Pritchett Hill
Mary Hurdle
Pritchett’s Hill
Fairhope
A. Alvarez
Battles Wharf
Annie Mae Clark
William Liversage
Minnie’ Shenesey
Aggie
Bessie
Natalie Liversage
Maggie Barry
Tillie Thompson
Gary Lang
Tekle Johnson
Herbert Mathews
Fox
Joe White
Donnie Hinchey
Sweet Sixteen
Land for sale in growing city area with two small houses
A non resident owner authorizes sale of one hundred feet of land with two small houses at Sete tay terms. Ninety dollars cash and ten dollars per aaa with six percent interest. Houses can rent for ten dollars monthly. Apply for further information to contact.
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Broad St
Government St
Davis Ave
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Dauphin ST
Bell
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Keely Institute
Jacksonville
Florida
Mobile Home Garden Association Working Card
Emmanuel
Dalmatian
Youn
Ing
Victory
Thomas
Government Street
Uggan-Taylor Realty Co., Inc
North Royal St
William G. Reneke
Wroe
Marine News
Barton
Olivia Imler
O. H. Smiler
Mechanics Lodge No
J. M. Tucker
J. Henry Thomas
W. M. Cato
Rebekah Lodge No
Kittle Spicer
J. H. Thomas
M.brooks Hays
International Association of Machinists
Odd Fellows’ Hall
I. A. of M
Seball News
Plateau
Coca Colas
I. W. Harpers
Harpers
The
Johnson's Park
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Home Guild
Episcopal Church
Belle Welch
Wasson Street
Mark D. Therrell Meyers
Bethany Baptist Church
Wirnee
Ella N. Kelley
Op News
Charles Pigford
Jean Ivey
Robert Bennett
McDade
J. J. Thomas, Jr
Ntness
Luther
George Lyle
Frea Turner
Marion Morrig
Henry Risor
Shop News
G. M. Langford
Turner
Charles Chambers
John Holland
G. M. Barnes
Pattern Department
Charles W. Hill
Waynesboro
W. J. Diehl
Oscar Naif
Wire Press
E. D. Nichols
Joe Street
George Kohl
Jos
Espalla Jr. & Co. Real Estate & Fire Insurance Agents
N. Royal S&t
Cessna
St. John’s Sunday School
Drage
Bros
Underskirts
Gingham House
Dauphin and
Cedar Sts
Semmes Ave
Real Estate and Ins. Agts
N. Royal ST
Mobile Book Binding Company
St. Francis St
Bell Phone 343
Kovaess Ledger
Britton
Patt
Ital
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