Riverside Steamer Ropescrew Escapes Sinking Off California
The lumber steamer Riverside bound from Everett to San Pedro is sinking off the northern California coast. The crew of thirty six abandoned ship in small boats as a rescue launch from the liner Admiral Farragut speeds to aid them.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Riverside
Everett
Washington
San Pedro
Cal
California
Admiral Farragut
Farragut
Hay's Hair Health promises dandruff relief and hair restoration
An advertisement claims Hay's Hair Health removes dandruff and restores grey hair to youthful color. It urges purchases via druggists and lists local outlets with price offers including Harfina Soap bundles and free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
VAN ANTWERP DRUG _ CORP
Braswell’s Drug Store
Ortman Bros
Dave S. Bauer
Sutton Bros
ROE Drug CO
J. T. Hawkins & Son
Kirkland replies to Vanderbilt protest over Carnegie gift
Nashville June 19 Chancellor J H Kirkland issues a statement replying to four Vanderbilt University board members protesting the Carnegie gift to the medical department He cites board regulations governing the department the election of members and their removal for cause and board ratification He argues church support validates the plan and Nashville and the South gain from a first class medical school.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University Board of Trust
Carnegie
Medical
Turr
Board of Trust
Methodist Church
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
South
Tired senators conclude West Virginia coal probe in Charleston
Three weary U S senators Swanson Kenyon and Martine returned to Washington after a week in Charleston for hearings. The committee questioned nearly a hundred witnesses and logged about one million words of testimony while probing coal operators. The panel will resume in Washington to weigh charges against operators and hear written statements by Martine.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
West Virginia
Swanson
Kenyon
Martine
Senate
Charleston
Miners’ Union
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Whistler City Briefs: Payments, Lawsuit, and Events
Approximately $35 000 paid to Whistler shop employees by Paymaster William Demony of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Rolf Seeberg Steamship Co sues Western Union Telegraph Co for alleged carelessness in failing to deliver a message seeking $1 000 in damages. Draughons Literary Society met with a large attendance and set July 6 for the next meeting. Mrs. Alice Tew to present the Peak Sisters at Odd Fellows Hall for Rebekah lodge No 138. Broad Street Presbyterian lawn social June 24 with free admission. Louisville and Nashville Railroad excursion to Mississippi resorts drew 350 tickets sold, Bay St. Louis included, due to warm weather.
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Whistler
William Demony
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Law and Equity
Rolf-Seeberg Steamship Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alice Tew
Peak Sisters
Rebekah Lodge No. 138
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Mississippi
Miller
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Marriage Licenses Issued By Probate Court
Late Wednesday afternoon the probate court issued marriage licenses to William Mann Donovan and Edna Mae Nichols of Citronelle and to Julius N. Frederickson and Mattie Elizabeth Fryberg.
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William Mann Donovan
Edna Mae Nichols
Citronelle
Julius N. Frederickson
Mattie Elizabeth Fryberg
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mary M Householder
Mrs Mary M Householder longtime Grand Bay resident dies after weeks of illness at Inge Bondurant Sanitorium. She leaves husband Earle Householder a son her mother sisters and other relatives. Dixon and McKay take charge and plan Grand Bay interment.
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Mary M. Householder
Grand Bay
Mobile County
Alabama
Inge-Bondurant Sanitorium
Earle Householder
Dixon & McKay
Dreamland Theatre Offers Mixed Bill This Week
Dreamland presents a varied program featuring The Grace Sisters performing evening dances and songs, Edison talking pictures as a main feature, and several reels of current motion pictures. Shows run from 3 to 7 and again 7:30 to 10 each evening with a complete change of songs.
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Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland
Grace Sisters
Edison Talking Pictures
Fulton duo and travelers stay at Battle House
Mrs. E. R. Hovey and Grace E. Manes of Fulton Alabama are in Mobile for several days and lodged at the Battle House. William Hall and wife and H. Taylor of Columbus Ohio are among visitors to Mobile. W. D. Blackman and wife with nurse from Birmingham are registered at the Battle House for a several day stay.
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E. R. Hovey
Grace E. Manes
Fulton, Ala
City
Battle House
William Hall
H. Taylor
Columbus, Ohio
Mobile
W. D. Blackman
Birmingham
Courts Transact Thursday Business in Law and Equity
In the Law and Equity Court Judge Berney sees judgments by default for Antoine Govers vs. The Dolbear Export Company totaling 2640 dollars and Byers Machine Co. vs. Mahogany Lumber and Transportation Co. for 194.83 dollars. Several causes dismissed or proceeding via decree pro confesso and publication with other cases listed for Friday.
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Law and Equity Court
Berney
Thursady
Antoine Govers
Dolbear Export Company
Byers Machine Co
Mahogany Lumber and Transportation Co
Barney-Cavanagh Hardware Co
Mercantile Co
Citronelle
G. H. Hoyle
J. B. Driver
Barney
George H. Howze
Alice Morgan
Fannie Hartley
Widowed mother wins her son from the pen
Tom Wise of Cullman county, jailed at 13 for wrecking a Louisville and Nashville train in 1910, is paroled by Governor O Neal after the death of his father and at his widow mother s request. The governor cited the boy s undeveloped mind and punishment already served. Cullman county leaders urged clemency.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tom Wise
Cullman County
Louisville
Nashville
Cullman
O'Neal
Wise
Best Laxative for the Aged Ad
A penny pamphlet style ad touts Dr Kine's New Life Pills as ideal for the aged offering safe prompt relief without pain. The product is priced at 25 cents and recommended by the Antwerp Drug Corporation.
Florence Family Narrowly Escapes Deadly Fire
Fire destroyed the home of Thomas W. Helden on Poplar Street in Florence Alabama early Wednesday. Roger Wesson and a family awoke to a roof collapsing in spots and escaped with minor injuries. The house valued at $2,000 was uninsured. no cause is known.
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Florence
Ala
Thomas W. Helden
Poplar Street
Roger Wesson
Montgomery Failure Pushes Southern Box and Lumber Co Into Bankruptcy
T. J. Wood of Montgomery files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court for the Southern Box and Lumber Manufacturing Company. Liabilities total 61758 dollars with 22000 dollars in assets. Most creditors hold small claims, except W. J. Willingham of Chattanooga claimed for 39920 dollars in advances and merchandise.
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Montgomery
Ala
T. J. Wood
Southern Box and Lair Manufacturing Company
W. J. Willingham
Chattanooga
Thousand Dollar Bond Ordered for M Leod
Holt Mc Leod of Comer was bound over in 1000 to keep the peace after an assault with intent to murder against Dr J L Houston of Comer. The hearing before Judge Chauncey Sparks ended without trial due to a compromise by counsel and witnesses from Comer.
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Eufaula
Ala
Nesbitt Sees Governor in Alabama Meeting
Nesbitt of Birmingham, chief examiner of the state service, met with Governor O Neall in Montgomery to discuss service matters. No timing given for the additional associate mine inspector appointment, though Governor Neal had indicated a new inspector would be added soon.
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Nesbitt
Montgomery
Ala
H. Nesbitt
Birmingham
Montgomer
O'Neal
Supreme Court Chief Justice warns against attacks on government principles
Chief Justice Howard Douglas White at Brown University urges Americans to oppose efforts to undermine foundational principles of the U S government. He warns that weakening these pillars risks anarchy and endangers liberty and property, stressing that self restraint and adherence to enduring rules keep the nation from ruin.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. 1
Howard Douglas White
United States Supreme Court
Brown University
Artist Carl Mauch Ends Life Over Fading Sight
Despondent artist Carl Mauch 63, born in Württemberg, Germany, killed himself after his eyes failed him just as his life dream of fame through a painting slipped away. He was a member of the Palette and Chisel club in Chicago where colleagues recalled his early temper and a story of chastising a future king in school.
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Ly Associated Press
Chicago
Carl
Maud
Mauch
Palette and Chisel Club
A Musieh
Wuertemberg
Germany
Loyd Rapidly Recovers From an Operation
Montgomery Alabama June 19 W R Loyd former secretary of the state tax commission is recovering rapidly from a slight operation he underwent at a local hospital Sunday He expects to be out in a few days Loyd resigned his state tax commission post months ago to take a more lucrative Birmingham position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
W. R. Loyd
State Tax Commission
Loyd
Birmingham
Antiseptic Oil Advertises Mosquito Relief
To get rid of biting insects you can sleep fish hunt or work without worry by applying to the face ears and hands Dr Porter s antiseptic oil. 25c. 4 adv.
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Porter
Man Arrested for Forgery at California Train Stop
N C Pike once a Miami, Florida business man was arrested in Los Angeles as he alighted from a train with his wife and three children. Police say he forged a $1,000 check to finance his California journey.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
N. C. Pike
Miami
Fla
Pike
California
Singer Vinie Daly Remarries John P Kohl in Boston
Vinie Daly, renowned operatic soprano and niece of late comedian Dan Daly, wed John P Kohl of Chicago last Tuesday in Stevere according to relatives. Daly had previously married Kohl in Philadelphia in 1908, but the union was annulled later because Kohl was not of age at the time.
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Hy Associated
Presa
Boston
Vinie Daly
John P. Kohl
Chicago
Stevere
Miss Daly
Dan Daly
Kohl
Philadelphia
Gunter seeks custody of children in Alabama divorce case
Major W A Gunter, a prominent Alabama lawyer, appears for himself in a chancery reference over custody after a divorce filing by his wife. He argues Mrs Gunter is unfit due to mental condition and hostility to a child. Witnesses include Dr I L Watkins.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. A. Gunter
Register In Chancery
Major Gunter
Alabama
W. A. Gunter, Jr
Gaston Gunter
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Ady
Blue Ridge Springs
Botetourt County
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R. R
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Phil
A. Brown
TOR
Reiss
Mobile, Ala
Board of Trustees
National Capital
Percale House
Ced
Nceed
Gayfer
W. B
Price
R Balkan
Orn Ant
Inghams
Richelieu
Draughon
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
J. T. Shepherd
Sherman
Chancery Court
Smith
Ella Florence McQueen
Platte McQueen
Wm. P. Cothran
Item Publishing Co
Kathleen Boone
John S. Boone
Grace Scott
Charley Scott
James Taylor
Mary M. Taylor
Adv
M’leod
White
Maj
Hostetter
The
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Bank
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