Government Street Farm to cease dairy operations by July
The Government Street Farm Company announces it will discontinue its large Mobile county dairy next month. President Heyman Gabriel says the all cement barn requirement would cost 8 000 to 10 000 dollars, prompting the shift to farming and pecan and fig tree planting. The 63 head herd is being sold to various buyers. The herd sources include the famed McCurdy dairy at Lowndesboro, Alabama.
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Government Street Farm Company
Mobile County
Heyman Gabriel
Gabriel
MceCurdy
Lowndesboro
Ala
Forgery Wanted: H. P. Dew Sought by South Carolina Sheriff
A warrant to arrest Howard P. Dew, linked with Mobile Farm Lands Co and accused by his brother Charles Dew of a bridge contract bribery attempt, is issued in St George South Carolina. A letter to Mobile police chief notes Dew near Mobile and describes his appearance and activities as a promoter.
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Howard P. Dew
Mobile Farm Lands Company
Charles Dew
Mobile County
St. George
South Carolina
Crenshaw
T. Z. Palmer
S. C
Mobile
Ala
H. P. Dew
Dew
Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed as Safe Liver Remedy
A promotional notice touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant tasting vegetable remedy for liver health and constipation. It claims no safety risks, a 60 cent bottle price, a money back guarantee, and warns to beware imitation products.
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Dodson
Mexican Consul Denies Foreigners Harassed in Mexico
Roberto C. Gayon asserts that foreigners are not molested in Mexico and that only casualties stem from armed opposition. He criticizes sensational reports, claims some foreigners aid rebels for reward, and says Huerta’s government is broadly recognized. He cautions the press against yellow journalism.
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Mexico
Roberto C. Gayon
Gayon
Huerta
Mexican Congress
United States of America
Champion of Teddy Bear Dies in England
Maud H. Neal, who launched a 1908 Roosevelt demonstration by dropping a large Teddy bear from the gallery at the Republican convention, has died at Crawley Downs, England. She was working as a newspaper woman there. The stunt helped spark talk of a Roosevelt stampede amid Taft delegates.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maud H. Neal
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Crawley Downs
England
Miss Neal
Roosevelt
Brother of Dew Sought By Local Warrant
The writer claims the brother of Charles Dew a former engineer, connected with Gulf Orchards and Mobile Farm Lands, may enter the city soon. Dew was not president of Mobile Farm Lands but worked there in a minor role. Charges against him were dismissed by the grand jury as untrustworthy.
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Gulf Orchards Company
Mobile Farm Lands Company
Charles Dew
Irvington
Ala
Hutto
Dew
Delaware selects administrator to enforce ten hour law
Miss Margaret Malone of the People’s Settlement will enforce the ten hour law starting July 1. She will supervise working hours for about 15 000 employed women in Delaware. The chancellor named Malone to carry out the new law amid employer resistance.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Margaret Malone
Smith College
People’s Settlement
Pennsylvania May Seek Merger Ties With Southern Pacific
The New York report outlines a possible Pennsylvania Railroad plan to acquire Southern Pacific stock and merge with Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line to secure eastern port traffic. It notes Norfolk and Western connections, potential stock exchanges, and interstate routes across New York to Florida and Texas to Oregon. The piece highlights prominent investor J. Walters and the aging mogul’s assent as a factor.
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Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
New York
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
United States
Norfolk
Gulf Ports
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western Railway
Walters
Louisville and Nashville
The
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Norfolk and Western
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Maryland
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Indiana
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Missouri
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Mississippi
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Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Nevada
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Oregon
Mexico
J. P. Hme
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