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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
10
Reported from the coast where Chinese leaders refused to join the boycott while Japanese factions showed mixed support. The Chinese chamber of commerce announced nonparticipation and urged individual action, while Japanese and Chinese communities in Seattle faced mounting tensions and potential retaliatory measures.
Fragmentary report lists a suspect named Paikce-Oistom Ernest who formerly resided at 217 S eckson. The note mentions items such as a razor shirts and gloves and refers to a special situation at an unspecified Sind Mine.
A testimonial from Mrs Joseph Ham of Shamrock recounts relief from fatigue, anxiety, and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed energy, sleep, and strength for daily work and family life. The letter invites inquiries to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A woman named Helen witnesses a fatal street accident involving a young boy. She helps, feels faint, and recalls the scene as ambulances arrive. Helen contemplates loss and the impact of the incident while reflecting on the boy and the crowd.
In a dispute named the bk within a review by Red 5 Tite, assertions about the decause in his voomtract are challenged. The resulting debate centers on wage or salary provisions and the implied obligations. Further clarification from the involved party is awaited.
Fragments indicate Kilbane and Williams are slated for a boxing bout on March 17 in Philadelphia. Partial text mentions purses and arena references, but details are unclear.
A fragmented report notes Cleveland's squad struggled as opponents boosted scores while the poor form and slipping momentum leave the team in a precarious position for upcoming matches.
Spring Hill College fell to the Spring Hill Federals 2 to 1 on Sunday afternoon. Crown Theatre pitcher Tony Goodheed starred with fourteen strikeouts and four hits allowed. Coach Lauzon's squad opened scoring in the first inning but could not push further, while Harry Thomas drew attention with sideline coaching antics.
Officer James McGinnis reports a break in at Frank O Pearson's chicken house at 308 N Jackson street between 3 and 4 Sunday morning. Six hens were stolen, a large dominant rooster left behind, and entry was gained by removing fence boards at the rear.
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