Veteran baker of Ville dies after long illness at 92
Belrose, Baldwin County, retired baker and longtime firm organizer J. C. and R. L. Yuille dies at age 92. Survived by five sons including Gavin N. A. Freeman William and Robert L. Yuille. Remains brought to Mobile by steamer James A. Carney. Roche & Burke Company in charge.
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Belrose
Baldwin County
Nille
J. C
R. L. Yuille
R. L
R. L. Fille & Co
Louis Schettler
Arrests Made In Theft Of Pocketbook From Woman
Starvo was arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch on a charge of assault and battery against Jackson Williams. Frits was arrested Saturday afternoon by Special Officer Schreiner of the Louisville and Nash-6 for stealing a pocketbook from a woman on Government Street near the railroad company.
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Starvo
Dennis Lynch
Jackson
Williams
Frits
Schreiner
Louisville and Nash- 6
Government Streets
Cure for Rupture Promised Without Operation
An advertisement by Eugene M. Pullen offers a non surgical cure for rupture. He claims years of relief without pain or lost time after treatment at his Ma n. N. J. address, asking readers to write for details and guarantees. He warns the warning readers to share the notice to help others avoid surgery.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Center
Marcellus Avenue
Ma.n. N. J
Mobile urged to upgrade elevator for grain trade gains
J T Poe of the Grain Dealers Association warns Mobile must fix the Mobile and Ohio elevator to handle bulk Argentine corn. He says without improvements Mobile will lag New Orleans and other Gulf ports, while remodeling could boost imports and exports of corn, wheat and oats and leverage upcoming Panama Canal trade.
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Mobile
Ohio
B. Fox
New Orleans
J. T. Poe
Grain Dealers’ Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Pope
Gulf Coast
C. B. Fox
Newlands
Panama
Grim words on death and cemetery fears
A speaker contemplates murder and prefers not to die in a cemetery, noting a cemetery is a grim place to meet death and expressing unease about dying there.
Women of Canal Zone to Take Part in Frisco's Fair
The Panama Canal Zone women are invited to form an auxiliary board to the Panama-Pacific Exposition. A Panama line railroad project in Chiriqui is let for 52 miles from Pedregal to David with a branch to La Conception. Construction may begin in 60 days and finish by May 1 1916 with about 2000 workers.
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Ancon
Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone
Panama-Pacific International Exposition
California
Republic of Panama
Chiriqui
Seaboard
Panama
Woman‘s Board
S. M. B. Healey
Isthmus
Woman’s Board
Panama Building
San Francisco
Central Board
Chiriqui Railroad
Secretary of Public Works of
R. E. Wood
W. H. Rose
A. 8
Zinn
Porras
Canal Commission
Isthmian Canal Commission
Eight Thousand Dollar Suit Over Dividend Payment
L B Musgrove sues Gulf Coke & Coal Co for 8000 alleging breach of agreement on dividend payments. Ferdinand Hackmeyer sues Dr H Roger Williams for 150 for auto collision damages dated February 15, 1914 on Beauregard street. Diablo quarters moved from Corozal due to steam shovel excavation. Panama railroad barge tours Gatun Lake draw 100 passengers first trip and 50 on return with fare 1.50. Street improvements near the National Institute of Panama to cost about 16000 with macadam road, sidewalks, and parking.
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L. B. Musgrove
L. B
J. C. Musgrove
Law and Equity
Gulf Coke & Coal Company
Ferdinand Hackmeyer
Law and Equity Court
Dr. H. Roger Williams
Beauregard Street
Diablo
Corozal
Commission
Gatun Lake
Panama Railroad
Gamboa
Gatun
Porto Bello
Reliance
United States
National Institute of Panama
Division of Municipal Engineering
I Street
Ancon Boulevard
Ancon
Balboa
Donaghey Mistrial Ends With New Bond Demand
Maggie Donaghey, the white woman from the city court mistrial, was ordered to post a new bond and released from custody after filing the bond with Sheriff T. T. Palmer. The article notes a provocative remark about models by unnamed girls.
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Maggie Donaghey
T. T. Palmer
GET IT Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts GET IT as the world’s simplest corn treatment. It claims fast results with no fuss as soon as applied, promising relief from corns without lingering bother or delays.
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