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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
1
Deaths mark service to city and cotton trade
William J. Patterson died after a long illness, remembered as a firm council member and able lawmaker who served Mobile’s city government. Benjamin Rhett, a Mobile adopted son and former president of the Mobile Cotton Exchange, died peacefully after years of upright service in business and society.
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William J. Patterson
Mr.Patterson
Patterson
Benjamin Rhett
Mobile
Rhett
Lffe
Mobile Cotton Exchange
Pope Pius and Peace Call From Cardinal Gasparri
Cardinal Gasparri, speaking for Pope Pius, urges neutral powers led by the United States to seek an early peace. He appeals to mothers and wives of all civilized nations to join a broad peace movement and exert moral influence to end the war's slaughter.
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Cardinal Gasparri
Pope Pius
Papal Secretary of States
United States
Forget It Not A Texan or Georgia Cracker In Disguise
A column riffs on identity and misperception drawing from Ex Gov Colquitt who is labeled as a Texan but is described as a genuine Georgia cracker. It notes public suspicion of every “Bo” and recalls a brave apartment fire rescue by a nameless wanderer as a rebuke to judgment. The Nazarene’s admonition to judge not closes the piece.
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Colquitt
Lone Star State
Wilson
the Plains
Georgia
Ourself
Daily Papers
Nazarene
Galilee
Sympathy for those missing income tax statements
Our sympathy goes out to the fortune who are eligible to the income tax list and who failed to file. Tax collectors act differently from state county and city officials, and Uncle Sam will insist on his dues without mercy.
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Sam
Hidden Alpine Base Rumors Stir in Old World Posts
A fragment suggests a remote Alpine locale in Switzerland harboring a military installation or base, with a dismissive note about international oversight. The vague text hints at secrecy and strategic placement, implying a subterrene or covert facility without clear identification.
Lied Tigers Face Off In Northern Conference Clash
The Tigers surge into a key matchup as the team tests its strategy against an in-state opponent. Details remain fragmentary, but coaches emphasize focus and execution to gain momentum.
Business Men's Chance to Meet Mobile County Farmers
The Crop Diversification Campaign starts this week with community gatherings across the county. City business leaders are urged to join the effort, mingle with farmers, and align with experts to support progressive farming and mutual advancement.
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Mobile
Encouraging Sign as Seed Dealers Report Strong Sales
Local dealers in field and garden seeds note sales exceed previous years, signaling that people are meeting conditions face to face. The piece argues food as a first necessity and urges Mobile to grow vegetables locally to curb reliance on imports from Florida to Cuba.
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Mobile
Florida
Wisconsin
California
Michigan
Illinois
Cuba
Republican President Claim Sparks GOP Consolation
The Baltimore American suggests GOP members might accept a Republican as next president, inviting readers to reconcile such a prospect with their views in an era of progress and enlightenment.
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Baltimore American
Fresh Vegetables Cure Ills: Backyard Laboratory Advice
A columnist suggests using abundant vegetables for diet and treats the backyard as a personal lab. The tone challenges doctors and urges readers to embrace natural food approaches.
Billy Sunday Quips on Hitting the Devil in Nashville
Evangelist Billy Sunday, once a baseball player, asked where he would strike the Devil during a recent appeal. The Commercial Appeal retorted that in Nashville the Devil is always present and easily found.
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Billy Sunday
Nashville
Billy
Poets Stir Editors Ahead of Spring Season
As spring poetry season nears, editors grow restless and draft anew. The clue hints at impending verse rounds and renewed editorial energy in the newspaper.
Ben J Rhett Former Cotton Exchange President Dies
Benjamin Rhett longtime head of B Rhett and Co and two year Mobile Cotton Exchange president died Sunday afternoon at 1 45 at his home 886 Dauphin Way after nearly two years illness Born in Charleston S C he moved to Mobile from Columbus Mississippi and organized his firm Survivors include three daughters Mrs Horace Upton Mrs Harry C Pegus Miss Mary Mott Rhett two sons Benjamin Rhett Jr and Pringle Rhett and relatives in Charleston S C
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Benjamin Rhett
B. Rhett & Co
Mobile Cotton Exchange
South
Dauphin Way
Rhett
Charleston
D. C
Mobile
Columbus
Miss
Horace Upton
Harry C. Pegus
Mary Mott Rhett
Benjamin Rhett, Jr
Pringle Rhett
The Influence of Sea Power and World War I
Washington Commentary notes how Mahan's sea power theory shaped German naval expansion under the Kaiser, Britain's naval superiority, and the wartime implications. It weighs whether Germany can win by breaking British trade and if sea power remains the decisive factor in global dominance.
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Washington
Mahan
United States
Emperor
Seven Seas
Great Britain
England
Germany
Russia
Fingland Goight
Why Suspension Of Registry For the M. S. Dollar
Robert Dollar, president of the Robert Dollar Company, says there is no known reason for the M. S. Dollar suspension from American registry. The steamer was admitted to registry at Port Arthur, Texas, two weeks ago and passed the canal en route to Japan with coal oil, with Honolulu to be its next call. The vessel, 6,400 tons, cannot be suspended until papers are taken up.
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San Francisco
Robert Dollar
Robert Dollar Company
Dollar
Port Arthur
Tex
Mr. Dollar
Japan
Honolulu
American Stry
Orient
M. S. Dollar
Cubs Begin Spring Training In Tampa At Camp Start
Twenty Cubs players led by President Thomas and Manager Bresnahan began spring training in Tampa Florida with a light workout. Zimmermann and other players were expected to arrive later. The team plans a practice game versus the Philadelphia Nationals in St Petersburg on March 8 as both clubs start camps.
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Tampa
Fla
Chicago
National League Baseball
Thomas
Bresnahan
Zimmerman
Cubs
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Petersburg
Mercorized wax spurs new age in beauty culture
Article notes a rising trend among women to use mercorized wax for natural looking complexions and facial care. It describes wax as creating a flawless, smooth skin without aging damage and mentions other popular hygienic treatments for wrinkles used like magic.
Baldwin banker on sugar importing letter to Mobile Item
A. N. Hayselden president of Robertedale State Bank writes in support of the editorial Why Import Sugar asserting the U S sugar industry is doomed without protection. He argues Hawaii Philippines and South American producers will outcompete the U S, predicting ruin if tariffs are removed in 1916.
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A. N. Hayselden
Robertedale State Bank
Robertadale
Ala
United States
Territory
Hawaii
Southland
Polf
Philippines
Louisiana
Mississippi
Brazil
South Africa
Australia
Tritonian Steamship Drifts After Propeller Loss
An unidentified steamship with all propeller blades sheared off drifted mid Atlantic last week near latitude 41, longitude 45.20. The ship named Tritonian asked for a tow while reporting all other conditions normal aboard, as relayed to the New York from Milwaukee via wireless.
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New York
Atlantic
American Line
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Virginia to sue Morgan over Martha Washington will
Virginia seeks federal court permission to sue J P Morgan in a suit by Attorney General Pollard to recover Martha Washingtons will said to have been stolen from Fairfax County courthouse during the Civil War and later found in Morgan collection. The state argues Morgan has no rightful title and has refused to return the document.
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Virginia
Morgan
Martha Washington
Washington
Pollard
Supreme Court of the United States
J. P. Morgan
Fairfax County
J. Pierpont Morgan
Cities complain of rate discriminations across rail lines
Commercial groups from Cleveland Columbus Canton Springfield Ohio and Detroit Michigan filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and other railroads fixed freight rates on raw materials from Atlanta and other Southern points to advantage Chicago Milwaukee and other Midwestern cities, harming their interests.
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Washington
Cleveland
Columbus
Canton
Springfield
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Atlanta
Chicago
Jitneys and bankruptcy shake Pacific motor Coach line
The Pacific motor Coach Company of Los Angeles has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities total 867,788 with debts including thirty three double deck motor buses and a two ton fuel wagon. Employee wages total 1,729 and assets are listed at 3,026 in the filing.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Motor Coach Company
United States
Electric Rail Rnal. Wy
Convict guard nabbed after Florida escape attempt
Myron Baggett a guard at the McDavid Florida convict camp was arrested in Mobile on a charge of carrying concealed weapons while searching for five escapees from the camp. Jack Barnes and Bill Barley were recaptured at Pollard Alabama. Escapees include Tom McMahon Jim Weston and Valentine Hobbetts with Weston wanted for grand larceny in Mobile. Police received details Sunday night.
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Myron Baggett
McDavid
Escambia County
Fla
Mobile
A. W. Brewton
Jack Barnes
Bill Barley
Pollard
Ala
Tom McMahon
Jim Weston
Valentine Hobbetts
Weston
Tenderloin
Berry Brothers
Tennessee Legislature Reconvenes After One Month Recess
Nashville reports the Tennessee legislature reconvening after a month’s recess with fifty days left in session. Notable on the agenda is the election of two state elections board members, date to be fixed. Also, Stock Company opens at Lyric Theatre with Wife in Name Only and vaudeville acts.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
State Board of Elections
Lyric Theatre
Young Society Matron Lays Down Rules
A young matron urges the social world to plan months ahead for events and to maintain health. She says a hostess must be well physically and free from common female ailments to be entertaining. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is promoted as a safe remedy with no alcohol, offered in liquid or tablet form, with free confidential medical advice and a 136 page book on woman’s diseases sent free.
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Dr. Pierce
Adv
Natona Cough Syrup Promoted For Coughs and Colds
Neglected coughs and colds are urged to use Natona Cough Syrup made from Natona Iron Earth. Endorsed by Dr H Sankey, it aids croup sore throat hoarseness and inflammations of mouth and throat. Availability through all druggists or Natona Co Mobile Alabama.
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Bindon Springs
Ala
H. Sankey
Bladon Springs
Natona Co
Mobile
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