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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1913

Page

24

Fifty Years Since Mobile Privateers Captured Steam Tug Boston

A Mobile based marine party under Captain James Dukes started a mission on the Mississippi coast. After days in marshes they located the steam tug Boston and the ship Jenny Lind and burned several vessels near Mobile prior to bringing Boston into Mobile harbor.

Mobile Boston Banks Lenox Texana Old Advertiser and Register James Dukes R. E. Daly More Ala Mississippi Julian Buttner Mary Virginia Columbia John Williams George Mertz Thomas Reynolds New Orleans Mike Cocklin Conklin Pat Duffy Libby United States Wm. A. Buckingham Connecticut Groton Stonington Bey Thos. E. Wolf New York Belize Mississippi River James Duke Sawyer Richmond Charles Mallory Volunteer Navy Confederate Congress James M. Maldon Julius Buttner Fox Andrews Page M. Baker Lieut. Baker James McC. Baker Williams Gulf Farragut Tennessee Spanish River Monk Tecumse Pile Bay

Tegeler to face fourth life term in Oklahoma murder case

Rudolph Tegeler, an electrical engineer and former penitentiary chief of the McAlister electric plant, will be tried for his life for the fourth time after a new trial was granted by Judge Furman. The case centers on the 1907 murder of J. R. Meadows in Oklahoma City. Meadows’s widow, Mrs. Lila Meadows, was once suspected but acquitted as an accomplice.

Tegeler Lila Meadows Meadows Oklahoma City Capitol Hill Mead Lila

Card of Thanks for Charles L. Pohl’s Passing

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of our beloved brother Charles L. Pohl who died May 30 1913. Special thanks to Rev Gardiner C Tucker of St Johns Church for consolation and to Mr and Mrs Louies Ravier for kindness and flowers.

Charles L. Pohl Gardiner C. Tucker St. John’s Church Louies Ravier

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