Big Tim Sullivan Leaves for German Health Resorts
Timothy D. Sullivan once a booming New York congressman and Tammany leader sails from Boston on the Hamburg German liner Cincinnati for Germany to seek recovery from nervous prostration linked to financial losses of about 700 000 dollars in recent years. He is 50 and accompanied by his brother Patrick and his physician Dr. Robert F. Kennedy.
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Nternational
Boston
Timothy D
Big Tim) Sullivan
New York
Cincinnati
Big Tim
TamMany
Patrick J. Sullivan
Robert F. Kennedy
Germany
Music Ads and Bargains from Sovereign Publishing Co
An assortment of music offers from Sovereign Publishing Co Buffalo NY advertises a 15 cent copy and various music items. The note mentions 50 cent music at combine prices and a charming ballad with Eastern success and a request Won't You Wait 10 Years for Me. The advertisement lists 160 Sycamore St Buffalo NY.
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Mall
Sovereign Pubishing Co
Sycamore St
Buffalo
New York
Rhode Island Governor Faces Unpaid May Salaries
Governor Adam J. Pothier and Rhode Island officials including judges and department heads have not received their May salaries as of June 17. The state remains broke with no pay for top officials.
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Providence
Adam J. Pothier
Rhode Island
New Department Inaugurated By Traffic Bureau
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce launches a freight traffic bureau to handle inbound freight overcharge claims against railways and steamship lines. R G Cobb announces a self supporting unit with a 25 percent commission on recovered overcharges. Merchants are urged to send two years of freight bills for review and claims processing.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Central Railroad
Chamber of Commerce Freight Traffic Bureau
R. G. Cobb
Mobile Consignees
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Freight Traffic Committee
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Merchants of
Mobile
Grasshopper Problem Declared Serious in New Mexico
International News Service reports Harrison E. Smith of the agriculture department in Elida New Mexico says the grasshopper outbreak in New Mexico is serious. He telegraphs that he has secured no aid from farmers to fight the pest.
Funeral of John A. Mickle at Dixon & McKay Parlor
The funeral for John A. Mickle was held from Dixon and McKay parlors at 4 30 PM with Rev A F Carr of Government Street Presbyterian Church officiating. A large gathering attended and Magnolia Cemetery received the remains with numerous floral tributes. Pallbearers included W G Horn, R W Horn, W E Mickle Jr, Leo M Brown, W C Dukes, and H B Fountain.
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John A. Mickle
Dixon & McKay
St. Louis Street
A. F. Carr
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Magnolia Cemetery
W. G., Horn
R. W. Horn
W. E. Mickle, Jr
Leo M. Brown
W. C. Dukes, and
H. B. Fountain
Wall Street watches Washington as reform debate stalls
The piece argues currency reform and tariff revision are needed to restore confidence after stock market turmoil. It warns of widespread business disruption, bank loan calls, and credit tightening if reforms stall, citing New York credit, railroad pressures, and a St. Louis San Francisco receivership aftermath.
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Washington
New York
Wilson
Stock Exchange
State of
Frisco
St. Louis
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Juneéecline Atchison. Com
BU & O
Gr. Nor
Lehigh Val
le & Ny
Coeee
Nor. Pac
Pennsyl
Reading
So. Pacific
Union Pacif
U. S. Steeler
Campbell Widow Hannah J Campbell Rites Set Sunday
Hannah J Campbell aged 61 died June 8 1913 at 4 45 PM. Funeral from All Saints church Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock with interment in Magnolia cemetery.
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Campbell
Hannah J
Archibald J. Campbell
All Saints Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Brant
Gharl H. Brant
Murray Reed
Eslava Street
Magnolia Cem
German spy turns traitor 10 the emperor during the war
New York June 7 Dr Graves claims he was secretly released from jail and entered British secret service after meeting British officials in London and meeting German agents. He says he possesses key documents including German Japanese secret agreement plans Wilhelmshaven Heligoland and a slow burning powder formula for British guns. He asserts further knowledge of a Wiesbaden meeting between German and Austrian ministers.
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International News Service
New York
Dr. Graves
London
250
Fleet Street
Noey
Navy Inttlligence Office
J. Armsburg
Army Intelligence Bureau
McKeogh
Foreign Department
Department
Sir Edward Grey
England
Germany
Mr. Kin
Wilhemshaven
Heligoland
Hamburg
British War Office
Graves
War Office
Great Britain
Wiesbaden
Glasgow
Key and Telephone Worries Some Senators
Washington June 7 The installation of a telephone in the president rooms at the capitol arouses senators to a keener appreciation that the president may appear at any moment. On his last visit to the capitol Wilson obtained a key to his room so he might come and go without notice.
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Washington
Capitol
Wilson
Cooke to Wed Affinity After Divorce
New York June 7. Jere Knode Cooke the former Hempstead New Jersey clergyman whose wife divorced him Friday will wed Floretta Whaley whom he eloped with about six years ago. The marriage date is set for the day he receives a certified copy of the divorce decree.
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New York
Jere Knode Cooke
Hempstead
N. J
Will.be
Floretta Whaley
Cooke
W. J. Ennison
Powell Takes Full Control Of Mobile Shirt Company
George R. Powell has assumed exclusive management of the Mobile Shirt Company after purchasing all interests of former partners. Marriage licenses were issued in the probate court to Emmet S. Sheppard and Savrina E. Seymour, Howard Edward Flanagan and Zoe Ella Fisk, Robert L. Stringfellow and Maudel S. Barton. Miss Ellie Walker of Meridian attended Barton Academy commencement as aunt to Ultima Alice Haile. The WCTU plans a meeting on Wednesday June 11 at 3 p.m. at the First Christian Church. A father's diamond ring remark rounds out the brief note.
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George R. Powell
Mobile Shirt Company
Mr. Powell
Emmet S. Sheppard
Savrina E. Seymour
Howard Edward Flanagan
Zoe Ella Fisk
Robert L. Stringfellow
Maudel S. Barton
Barton Academy
Ellie Walker
Meridian
Ultlma Alice Haile
Florence Walker
Taylor School
Lauderdale County
Frances Semmes
Admiral Raphael Semmes
Health board bars diseased from handling food in Grand Forks
The Grand Forks North Dakota board of health issues a sweeping order banning diseased individuals from handling any foodstuffs. Employers face criminal prosecution for employing contagious or infectious workers. The order requires employers to demand health certificates from staff to implement the measure.
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International News Service
Grand Forks
N. D
Board of Health
Health Board
Shoe repair ad promises restoring old footwear
For a small cost we can make those Old Shoes look like new and still leave that comfortable feeling in them. Ladies' Shoes a specialty. BALLWEG "The Shoe Repair Man." 465 Dauphin St.
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Ballweg
Dauphin St
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Youngs Man
Graham-Rush Clothing CO
Dauphin Street
Gulf Coast
Lon
Ing
City Ticket Office
Coast
South Royal Street
Cobb
All-Saints’ Church
Thomas Henry Johnston
Eufaula
Ala
All-Saints’ Episcopal Church
North of
Ireland
Old Country
Wall Streets
Libby
First Christian Church
Dearborn and
Government Streets
Father
North Water Street
North Dakota
AST
Bell
Iona
Saleratus
Columbia River
Thea
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