Rev J E Coyle Named Dean of North Alabama
The 1910s article notes Rev James E B Coyle was appointed irremovable dean by Rt Rev E Pen during Spring Hill College clergy retreat. A Mobile resident before serving in Birmingham since 1904 he was born in 1874 in Ireland and ordained in Rome in 1896. The Mobile diocese covers south Alabama.
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Spring Hill College
E. Pen
James EB. Coyle
United States
Mobile
Birmingham
Ireland
Mungret College
University of Ireland
American College
Rome
South Alabama
West Florida
Father Fullerton
St. Michael's
Pensacola
Fla
Fr. Coyle
North Alabama
H. E. O'Grady
St. Catherine's Church
Pratt City
Dean Coyle
Fr. O'Reilly
St. Paul's
Bank of Mobile National Banking Ass'n Report of Condition
The Bank of Mobile National Banking Ass'n presents its report of condition listing assets such as cash items and securities, and liabilities including deposits and other obligations. Bank official J. T. O'Connor, cashier, swore to the accuracy before a notary in Mobile County Alabama.
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The
Bank of Mobile National Banking Ass’n
Alabama
Mobile
J. O'Connor
J. T. O'Connor
Sascaleer
Almbamz
New York
Chicago
AHOVO
Iseerevseuns
Federal Reserve
Mexican Leaders to Meet and Talk Peace Says Robles
Washington officials weighed the Mexican political crisis as General Villa and Obregon reportedly agreed to peace talks. Jose Isabel Robles hinted at a conference within two weeks and Carranza's openness to dialogue remained uncertain. Felix Diaz arrived in El Paso amid confusion over his identity and Huerta’s fate.
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Robles
Washington
United States
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Obregon
Carranza
Charles A. Douglas
Douglas
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Mexico
Jose Isabel Robles
Eulalio Gutierrez
Huerta
Angeles
New Hampshire
Felix Diaz
EL Paso
Tex
Porfirio Diaz
Union
Justice
Diaz
Department of Justice
San Antonio
United States District Attorney
Victoriano Huerta
Pascual Orozco
Five Liners Taken in Attacks Turks Near Exhaustion
Headlines report five liners captured amid renewed attacks as Turkey nears exhaustion. The narrative outlines Russia's wartime munition board expanding state control, Bulgaria's ongoing negotiations with the Entente, and rumors of Italy Turkey diplomatic strains.
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London
Russia
Galicia
Petrograd
Nicholas
Poland
Bulgaria
Turkey
Italy
Neerig stuRtee
Pas
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday at Empire Theatre
The items note Lafayette Silvester Bush born June 30 1911 invites him and others to a birthday party for five friends at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. June born children are asked to send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Door Mobile Item two days before their birthday.
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Lafayette Silvester Bush
Busces Lane
Tenn
Empire Theatre
Marine notes on Pollard Hildegard and coastal changes
The American schooner Thomas F Pollard was moved up Mobile River to load for Genoa Italy under Captain O W Cramer replacing Captain Barrow. The Hildegard lost 10000 feet of pine pitch lumber during recent squalls. salvage specs to be drawn. Also reports of lights relighted and vessels Verona and Skard active in regional trade and repairs.
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Thomas F. Pollard
Gulf Cruks
Mobile River
Bay City Export Company
Genoa
Italy
O. W. Cramer
Barrow
Hildegard
Florida
Santa Rosa
G. S
Eighth District
U. 8
Coast Pilot
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Southwest Pass
Atlantic Coast
U.S. Coast Pilot
Verona
Cortez
United Fruit Company
Skard
New York
New York Archangel
Russia
Seeberg Lines
Mississippi Farmer Held on Murder Charge in Child Whipping
Brandon Mississippi, June 80. George Rogers, 30, a farmer, is jailed on a murder charge after the death of his three year old daughter. A coroner's jury found the child died from injuries from a whipping he administered days earlier, though Rogers admitted chastising the child but said the punishment was not severe.
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Brandon
Miss
Rogers
Pillans Denounces Port Ownership Claims as False
Mobile mayor Harry Pillans denounces a Birmingham Ledger piece claiming Alabama owns twelve miles of Mobile riverfront. He says the state owns only riverbank bottom land, not the port, and mocks the story by noting municipal docks run 1,480 feet rather than 800.
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Harry Pillans
Birmingham Ledger
State of
Alabama
Mobile
Birmingham News
Pillans
National City Bank Mobile Alabama Financial Statement 1915
National City Bank of Mobile Alabama presents a condensed statement as of June 23 1915 listing resources such as loans bonds and securities capital stock deposits and liabilities with figures including loans and discounts 1 9 million plus and deposits totaling around several millions. The document includes statements of cash and reserves accounts with notarized affirmation by cashier A C Tonameire and notary public WM Anger.
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National City Bank
Mobile
Ala
Stock
Federal Reserve Bi
Cash and Exchange
June rainfall soars above normal levels
Heavy rain over five days pushed June total to well above the normal 5.96 inches. The month started at 0.77 inches but rose to 6.54 inches, making June a very wet period.
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Jas. E. Coyle
Edward P. Allen
State of Alabama
Federal Res . Bank
Comeies Shel
Swank Sons Free Ee
Pala
Rve
Peers Beer
Ie Rosy
Marcelo Carreo
Ike Alderete
Frank Alderete
Siready Cubiaie
Berlin
Overseas News Agency
Today
Marine News
Mississippi
Nestié
Neetle
Nestle’s Food Company
Woolworth Bidg
Britton
DR. F. L. Tapia
Dauphin
Mobile Vs
New Orleans
Pelicans
Ween
Wan
U. S
Henry Hall
Chas. D. Koepooe
Vhcee
Shatter
Howe Sons
Cashi
J. W. Woolf
Alston Cashier
D. P. Bestor
L. Com Lyon Forcheimer
Medennel Delins
J. W. Phillips
Sae
Fairhope
Cessna
Apollo
A. Verneuille
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Anx
Ious
America
Louisville & Nashville Rail
Louisville, Ky
Louisville and Nashville
Powers Printing CO Printing
North Water Street