Nurses Graduating Class Feted by Providence Infirmary
A farewell event for Providence Infirmary pupil nurses honored the graduating class Tuesday evening. The decorated lecture and recreation rooms featured green and white, with ferns palms and electric lights. Sisters served cream and cake as medals and diplomas were awarded to Rose Cullen Sophie Gibney Beatrice Herne Jane Deane Lila Harley and Malvina Desmond. Many out of town guests attended and class pins were given as souvenirs.
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Providence Infirmary
Vincent
Rose Cullen
Sophie Gibney
Beatrice Herne
Jane Deane
Lila Harley
Malvina Desmond
Courts Transact Busy Week in Local Courts
In the Berney Law and Equity Court the verdict favors the defendant in Widmer vs Lloyd. The docket lists multiple motions and weekly calls across Law, Circuit, and Chancery Courts with numerous named parties and cases scheduled from Tuesday through Saturday.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Berney
John R. Widmer
T. L. Lloyd
J. J. Wilson
G. M. Moore
Harry M. Wilson
Grace Moore
Nellie Wilson
Frank Bibbs
Walsh Stevadoring and Contracting Company
W. S. Hedden
H. H. Wefel, Jr
Will Cunningham
Allen Coleman
Fowl River Lumber Company
William Vizard
Moore-Haggerty Lumber Company
Republic Creosoting Company
Wm. H. Monk
A. L. Rush
Wm. Powell
Hannah Luenberry
Bernard Fisher
P. H. Hamel
Industrial Insurance
Hieronymus Brothers
Mobile Register
Home Ice Factory
American Funding Company
R. A. Rush
J. K. Glennon
Item Publishing Company
Monahan Plastering Company
Foreign Tool and Machinery Company
Henderson Iron Works
B. T
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
J. Tannenbaum
J. S. Barret
F. B. Annan
J. Pollock
Houston Auction Company
English Carriage Company
Jack Harris
L. H
Circuit Court
Brown
W. H. Monk, Jr
Rube Wilson
Vis
Elmer Maddox
Robert Windham
A. N. Brown
Jos. Feibleeel
W. C. Spotswood
Gulfport Fertilizer
H. W. Padgett
Edna Powell
Supreme Order of Calanthe
George Portiss
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Pearsall
Postal Telegraph Wand Cable Company
Paul Schmohl
North Mobile Coverneoent Company
W. C. Co van
A. D. Davis
Bingville Fair At Toulminville Opens Thursday
The Bingville Fair a school benefit entertainment opens Thursday in Toulminville. The event features the Bingville Bugle comic characters with new features promised and a record crowd expected from city district and Toulminville community.
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Toulminville
Bingville Bugle
Our Electric Machinery Restores Old Shoes Citywide
A local service offers shoe refurbishment with guaranteed results. The firm promises to revive worn footwear using electric machinery and will deliver work to any part of town with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
Kennedy of Montgomery Elected President of Southern Secretaries
The Southern Commercial Secretaries Association adjourned in Charleston after naming Vicksburg Mississippi the 1914 meeting site Bruce Kennedy of Montgomery Alabama was chosen as president other officers include A W Snell secretary treasurer A W McKeand field secretary and an executive committee with members from Jacksonville Houston Memphis and other cities Vice presidents include W C Radcliffe Birmingham and W N Conoley Live Oak among others.
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John M. Turner
Memphis
W. C. Radcliffe
Birmingham
Ala
W. N. Conoley
Live Oak
Fla
Fred Houser
Atlanta
J. H. Warburton
Salisbury
N. C
A. S. Johnstone
Greenville
S. C
L. M. Ward
Sherman
Texas
H. S. Herring
New Orleans
X ray operator in New Orleans admits risk after long exposure
Edward Lorimer who ran X ray machines at Charity hospital for six years finally acknowledges the rays affect his health. Despite heavy exposure between 30 and 35 daily, he will not quit. Doctors warned the danger while protective lead aprons shield operators from direct impact.
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New Orleans
Edward Lorimer
Charity Hospital
Lorimer
Marine Hospital
Sure Cure for Typhoid Fever
Paris reports at De La Pitie hospital Dr Thiroloix confirms experiments with Vincent vaccine immunizing against typhoid and curing patients. In trials he notes rapid recovery for inoculated patients and immunity among staff. The report adds unrelated quip about marriage and employment.
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Paris
Paris Hospital de la Pitie
Thiroloix
Vincent
Val de Grace
President Wilson's lobbying charge faces Senate hearing stance
Washington June 7 The White House resents Senator Townsends charge that Wilson is the most effective lobbyist. Acting Chairman Reed says the president will not be called unless a specific charge is made. Senator Cummins ranks in favor of pursuing the inquiry to uncover facts behind the insidious lobbying claim.
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Reed
White House
Tumulty
Cummins
Nelson
Minnesota
Iowa
Wilson
Washington
Daisy Grace Wanted in Court in Pennsylvania Fugitive Case
Mrs Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace previously acquitted in Atlanta for shooting her husband is now a fugitive on a warrant from a justice of the peace. Charles H Oldham manager of Chester Valley Electric Light Co also a fugitive on a similar warrant.
Foxhall Keene Injured in Polo Practice Before International Cup
Foxhall Keene, captain of the U S polo team, suffered a broken collar bone and minor bruises when his pony fell during Meadow Brook practice. The accident halted the session ahead of the defense against England next Tuesday and threatens his lineup role.
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International News Service
New York
Foxhall Keene
Keene
Meadow Brook
Larry Payne Whitney
Sigel Murder Revived in Oakland Case Sparks Interest
Lee Dorr an Oakland Chinese man charged with opium possession appears before Judge Morrow. New York detectives believe he may know the whereabouts of Leo Ling, wanted for Elsie Siegel’s murder. A reward remains for Ling, and investigators may push Dorr to reveal information. A separate note reports National Polo Association to hold a meeting to name a Keene substitute and possibly reshuffle players or team.
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Leo Ling
New York
Fort George
National Polo Association
Keene
Veteran of four wars blessed with child
ST. JOSEPH Mo June 7 William S Coffield 84 a veteran of four wars is the father of a baby girl born last year Coffield served in the Mexican War Indian Wars and the Civil War and lost his right arm in the battle of Pea Ridge Ark
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International News Service
ST. Joseph
William S. Coffield
Coffield
Pea Ridge
Ark
Convict Board Says It Meets State Obligations
Montgomery June 7. The Birmingham Ledger alleged the convict department is in a financial ditch with debts to Birmingham merchants around one hundred thousand dollars. Officials deny default and claim receipts exceed prior periods. no borrowed funds are needed and all public obligations are met.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham Ledger
Birmingham
Douglass
Secretaries Freed of Charge in Lumber Trust Indictments
Acting on Justice Department instructions, U S District Attorney Wilkerson asked Judge Carpenter to dismiss the criminal indictments against fourteen Lumbermen's Association secretaries tied to a so called lumber trust. The judge granted the request as five civil suits for dissolution remain pending. Indictments were issued in Chicago in 1911 alleging a blacklist through a controlled publication. The government cited satisfactory decrees in civil suits in New York and Minneapolis.
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International News Service
Chicago
Department of Justice
United States
Wilkerson
Carpenter
Lumbermen’s Association
Lumber Trust
New York
Minneapolis
Wilson Heads to Virginia for Weekend Golf
President Wilson motored to Virginia for a weekend golf outing with Dr Cary T. Grayson, son of the White House staff, continuing his regular holiday routine.
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Wilson
International News Service
Washington
Virginia
Cary T. Grayson
White House
New YMCA Gym Apparatus Arrives and Boxing Classes Start
The YMCA gymnasium receives 35 senior and 43 junior lockers along with new equipment including a horse parallel bars rings chest weights and bars. Boxing classes led by Haig run evenings Tuesdays and Thursdays with a fall restart and July August休 closure. schedule shifts move junior classes to Mon Wed Fri mornings 10 30 with swimming Fridays for attendees.
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UC. D. Haig
Haig
Maigh
Marriott
Spotswood
Fraig
Haigh
Take Plenty of Time to Eat and Life Health Note
A health notice warns against eating rapidly stating digestion starts in the mouth and recommending thorough chewing and insalivation. It suggests Chamberlains tablets for fullness or dullness after meals and notes many stomach troubles and constipation have been cured. tablets are easy to take and sold by all dealers.
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Daily News
Dauphin and St. Emanuel
Chancery Court
Smith
Oliver B. Dickson
Emma C. Brewer
Louis Adams Et al
Mary Jane Adams
the Shoe Mendery
Harry’s Shoe Place
Government ST
Bruce Kennedy
Southern
Townsend
Congress
R. D. Bowen
Tex
Bowen
International Farmer's Union Committee
Randsell
Kern
Daisy Grace
N. Y. Banker
Henry Clews
Joseph Hall
Clews
Rome
N. Y
Sigel
Girl's Slayer
Gordon and Dilworth
Hanford
Dittmann
Gato
Havana
James McPhillips Grocery CO
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