Desperate Lad Steals Poison and Fires in Street
In Pineville Kentucky D B Logan Jr 17 after breaking into a drug store swallowed several grains of poison and opened fire on pedestrians in the street until the toxin took effect None of the shots hit any person Logan a son of a wealthy local businessman collapsed before help arrived Attempts to save him failed The incident ends in a tragic self destruction with the teen's actions shocking the town
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Pineville
D. B. Logan, Jr
Logan
Notice of Lost Stock Duplicate Certificate for Mobile and Ohio
Legal notice announces the loss of Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company stock held in Edward Co. Madry name. Certificate No. 2179 for one share dated February 11, 1876 is lost. After 30 days from this notice, duplicate certificates will be issued per by laws. Signed by Mrs. C. M. Savage. June 2 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Edward Co. Madry
C. M. Savage
Notice in Chancery for Mobile land case 1913
In Chancery at Mobile Samuel J. Marston et al. sue Wadesson Clarke et al. The land described lies in Mobile County Alabama being part of East Half of Southwest Quarter and Lot 7 1.17 acres The defendants must plead answer or demur by June 28 1913 or be confessed The order to publish weekly for four weeks in The Mobile Item. CARL HOLZBORN Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Alabama
Samuel J. Marston
Wadesson Clarke
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery
State of
J. Madison Clarke
Thomas J. Clarke
John B. Davison
County of
James Dowell
U. S
Mobile County
Mobile Item
Mortgage Sale Notice for Mobile County Property
Under a 1912 mortgage to Palmer Pillans as trustee Sadie Aarnes and H W Barnes sell on June 23 1913 at Mobile County Courthouse to satisfy the loan. The lot lies on Reed Avenue and Hamilton Street in Mobile city within Hall Place block four, with the alley boundary and survey details noted.
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Palmer Pillans
Sadie Aarnes
H. W. Barnes
Mobile County
Alabama
Court House
Sadie T. Aarnes
H. W. Aarnes
City of
Mobile
Reed Avenue
Terrace Place
Hamilton Street
Hall Place
Nora Wilson
Sadie. Barnes
Many Britishers Deserve Censure for Putumayo Atrocities
The British directors of the Peruvian Amazon Company are deemed deserving of severe censure by a House of Commons committee. The report absolves them of personal acts in the Putumayo cruelties but finds them culpably negligent. It singles out Julius Caesar Arana as responsible for the atrocities, signaling broader conditions of slave-like abuse in the rubber fields.
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Associated Press
London
Amazon
House of Commons
Putumayo
Peru
Julius Caesar Arana
Mortgage Sale Notice for Hieronymus Docks and Lumber Co
Public sale announced by a trustee to satisfy principal and interest on bonds secured by a deed of trust dated 1910. The property includes Lot B and a large Mobile County tract with docks, wharves, and related real and personal property. Sale to occur at noon on June 18, 1913 in Mobile County, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieronymus Docks & Lumber Company
Mobile County
Court House
Commerce Street
Bernoudy
Bernoudy Tract
Mobile River
Pillans
Daisy Leverich
Sarah A. Cox
William T. Hieronymus
G. A. Hieronymus
H. L. Hieronymus
Mobile
Alabama
Water Street
New Jersey Street
Old Water Street
Sullivan Timber Company
J. W. Black
William T. Hieronym
Hiernoymus Docks & Lumber Company
Revenue Board Balks at Dr Oates Orders on Jail Paint
The Revenue Board discussed repainting the county jail interior at its Monday meeting. Commissioners Brannan and Hagan criticized jail inspector Dr Oates authority and urged alternatives including a farm labor plan, while bids for painting were ordered to proceed and a padded cells issue was addressed.
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Hagan
Sbrannan
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Brannan
Gaillard
Oates
Thomas Wagner & Sons
Alabama Sheet Metal Works
Jett Bros. Contracting Company
Hall's Mill Road
Balk
Advertisers Club Opens Ninth Convention in Baltimore
Delegates from across the United States Canada and abroad attended the ninth annual convention of the Associated Advertisers Club of America at Regiment Armory Baltimore. Gov Goldsborough and Mayor Preston welcomed attendees as George W. Coleman delivered the annual address noting progress, 135 clubs and over 10 000 members, and advertising's rising prestige and influence.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
United States
Canada
Associated Advertisers Club of America
Regiment Armory
Baltimore Boys Run Relay for Wilson Message
Daniel Royal spearheads eight boy runners from the White House at 11 34 a m to Baltimore carrying a message from President Wilson to George W Coleman president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America attending a Baltimore convention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniel Royal
Baltimore
Cross-Country Club
White House
Wilson
George W. Coleman
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Senators Debate Lobby Influence On Tariff Bill
Senator Reed argued a new system of indirect influence campaign emerged in Washington with telegraphs from mule dealers urging a sugar duty to help Missouri. He warned of outside pressure on legislators while noting some senators deny improper influence and others acknowledge ongoing lobbying.
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Reed
Wilson
St. Louis
Missouri
Congress
Washington
Barnacles
Bankhead
Walsh
Missing Frank Hellams Leaves Police in Uncertain State
Police could not confirm if Frank Hellams of 825 South Hamilton had been located after he vanished from 325 South Hamilton since Sunday afternoon. The investigation remains inconclusive with no report of the incident, as officers seek help in locating the 12 year old.
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Frank Hellams
South Hamilton Street
Special Voting Day at Goubil's The Busy Store
Tomorrow Tuesday a special voting day at Goubil's The Busy Store offers a big bonus vote and free punch to attendees. The event aims to boost participation and reward indie attendees with refreshments.
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Goubil
Columbus Eyes Commission Government Fight
Mayor Laz Schwarz of Mobile is asked to detail the advantages of commission government. The Columbus Ledger backs the movement as support grows among residents and even Mayor Chappell endorses the change. Schwarz plans a written letter to Columbus outlining how Mobile operates under commission government.
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Columbus
Laz Schwarz
Columbus Ledger
Chappell
Schwarz
Mobile
Commission
Cotton Manufacturers Open Three Day Washington Session
The American Cotton Manufacturing Association begins a three day meeting in Washington. Tomorrow delegates will be received at the White House by President Wilson. Secretary Redfield addressed the opening session.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Cotton Manufacturing Association
White House
Wilson
Redfield
Tramp Attacks Woman Over Food in Wasaw Indiana
Mrs Merle Pettitt twenty five was beaten into insensibility bound and gagged at her home by a tramp over dissatisfaction with the food. He terrorized her two small children but fled when a posse captured a black man and a white man who were jailed.
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Wasaw Ind
Merle Pettitt
Mark H. Cobb Dies in Philadelphia at 97
Mark H. Cobb, longtime newspaper man, former private secretary to Simon Cameron during the war and a long time U S mint official in Philadelphia, died yesterday at his home after a long illness. Born in 1828 in Colebrook Connecticut, Cobb was a contemporary of Horace Greeley in journalism.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Mark H. Cobb
Horce Greely
Simon Cameron
United States Mint
Colebrook
Conn
Rice John Samuel Died 61 Funeral Arrangements
John Samuel Rice died June 8 1913 in his sixty first year. Funeral from residence at Lawrence and Augusta streets tomorrow Tuesday afternoon at 4 o clock. Interment Magnolia cemetery.
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Rice
John Samuel Rice
Lawrence
Augusta Streets
Magnolia Cemetery
Porter King Promoted to Traveling Passenger Agent
Porter King, long time city ticket and passenger agent for the Southern railway in Mobile, is promoted to traveling passenger agent with headquarters in Selma. B. E. Lowery Jr. replaces him in Rome, Ga, and G. C. Robinson is named traveling passenger agent based in Mobile.
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Porter King
The
Southern Railway
Mobile
Selma
B. E. Lowery, Jr
Rome
G. C. Robinson
Southern
Closing Exercises at the Wilmer School
Wilmer School held its closing exercises on Thursday June 5 with a lively program supervised by Principal Laurence Gralapp and assistants Misses McAuley Beverley and Van Aller. Ice cream sales and a box party raised sixteen dollars for a school library.
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Wilmer
Laurence Gralapp
Misses McAuley
Beverley
van Aller
Mobile County
Dominion charter granted to Canadian United Mine Steel Corp
Dominion charter obtained for the Canadian branch of the United Mine Steel Corp in Ottawa with capital of 20 million dollars. Chief place of business listed as Ojibaway Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s. Steel
Canada
Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
United Mine Steel Corporation
Ojibaway
Ontario
Rheuma claims relief from rheumatic ailments in a affordable remedy
An advertisement touts RHEUMA as a cure for rheumatism and related conditions. It promises rapid relief from pain and swelling, claims elimination of uric acid within hours, and asserts superior value to pricier remedies. The copy urges readers to buy at 50 cents a bottle from Van Anetwerp Drug Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp
van Anetwerp Drug. Corp
Three Students Missing After Monterey Bay Canoe Trip
Fear grips Santa Cruz as three high school pupils, wearing only swim suits, voyage in a canvas canoe built in the school shop and fail to return. Authorities fear they have drowned in Monterey Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa Cruz
Cal
Monterey Bay
Manuel
George Wyndham Dies in Paris at Fifty
London June 9 George Wyndham former chief secretary for Ireland 1900 to 1905 in Arthur Balfour's cabinet died today in Paris He was in his fiftieth year according to private despatches received here
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Associated Press
London
George Wyndham
Ireland
Arthur J. Balfour
Paris
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