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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

3

Inaugural Attendees from Alabama Firms and Units

Montgomery March 3 Special to The Item Company K Fourth Regiment led by Capt J D Carlisle and Company C Second Regiment led by Capt C H Seals of Birmingham have secured permission to attend the inauguration of President elect Wilson. Company B Second Regiment from Selma will represent Alabama in the inaugural procession. Selma’s company will wear blue full dress uniforms. Birmingham troops will wear service coats. other three companies received olive-drab overcoats.

Montgomery Ala J. D. Carlisle C. H. Seals

Kidney and Bladder Weakness Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound from Van Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims to cleanse kidneys and restore health quickly with a $1 large bottle, urging readers to buy locally in Mobile.

van ‘Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile Stuart van Antwerp Drug Corp

Court may not meet in special session

In Montgomery Alabama the supreme court may delay reassembling before April 7 to decide renewals in several death penalty appeals. Some justices oppose a special session to hear clemency cases. others favor fixed dates for rehearings during recess. Chief Justice Dowdell has not indicated a hearing date.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Supreme Court Birmingham Gadsden J. R. Dowdell Walter Jones Arnold Gilmer John Adams Arthur Jones William Watson Jay Smith

Three parole petitions approved by Alabama governor

Montgomery March 3 Gov O Neal grants parole to three of thirteen applicants. Irby Collins of Clay county freed after brother confessed. Walter Hill of Clarke county paroled on judge and board recommendation. Robert Lewis of Bibb county clemency urged by Solicitor J F Thompson amid guilt doubts. John Pineckard denied clemency despite board. Henry Taylor sixteen from Clay county paroled to Boys Industrial School East Lake.

Montgomery Ala O'Neal Irby Collins Clay County Walter Hill Clarke County Robert Lewis Bibb County J. F. Thompson Lewis Pardon Board John Pineckard Randolph County State Board Clmency Henry Taylor

Many Callers on President Taft at Open House

President Taft greeted political friends and foes during an open house in Washington. He worked late and returned early, receiving calls from Major-General Leonora Wood and aides, with the First Minnesota National Guard band present. He signed 350 commissions and autographs many photos and letters.

Associated Press Washington Taft Leonora Wood Minnesota National Guard White House McCully Senate

Suffrage Under Ban in Russia

In St Petersburg on March 3 women suffrage meetings were banned by police as suffragist speeches were prohibited. Yet resolutions were adopted declaring that only enfranchisement of women can remedy Russia's misery.

Associated Press ST. Petersburg Russia

Fisher Would Preserve Hetch Hetchy Valley

Secretary Fisher refused San Francisco's bid to use Hetch Hetchy valley as a reservoir site citing broad public policy. The natural wonder should not be radically changed without Congress. Also an advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and digestion.

Associated Press Washington Fisher San Francisco Hetch Hetchy Valley Congress

No report of trouble on border cited by U.S. Army

Washington March 3. Major General Wood asked the Douglas Arizona command for a full report on the alleged killing of four Mexicans in a border clash with Ninth Cavalry troopers, but nothing had been received early today. Army officials again urged that any American firing was in defense after an attack on troopers.

Associated Press Washington Wood Army Douglas Ariz Ninth Cavalry

Mysterious loss of money in Chicago case linked to Mrs Mills

Mrs Marie Mills wife of a Texas landowner lies recovering in Evanston hospital after reportedly losing or being robbed of about 43500 in Chicago area Saturday night. Police call the case one of many mysteries with money and belongings recovered at a friend’s Evanston home and questions unresolved about how the theft occurred and why she wandered away.

Associated Press Chicago Marie Mills San Antonio Texas Evanston, Ill Eale Shaffer Evanston Mills H. L. Stevens Stevens Toledo

San Antonio Real Estate Couple Tied to Chicago Robbery

Mrs. E W Mills wife of a renowned San Antonio real estate dealer is also active in the business. She was formerly Mrs Mabel Luter and once among Texas top brokers. Mills learned last night she was slightly injured in a Chicago hospital and unaware of a 45500 robbery found in her possession.

Associated Press San Antonio Texas E. W. Mills Mabel Luter Mills Chicago

Extension of piers by Gulf Florida and Alabama Railroad at Pensacola

Pensacola march 3 the gulf florida and alabama railroad ordered thirty thousand dollars of creosoted piling from a slidell louisiana firm delivery to begin within thirty days piling will be used to extend pier no 1 to 100 feet complete and pier no 3 to 2700 feet length with current pier at 1400 feet to be extended also plans to start the gateswood branch within a few weeks

Pensacola Fla Gulf, Florida and Alabama Railroad Slidell Gateswood

Seeing Mexico car travels Mobile to Bay Minette exhibit

The Seeing Mexico exhibit car has been in Mobile since Thursday and will depart Monday night for Bay Minette for Tuesday and Wednesday. It then heads to Flomaton for two days and then Pensacola, attracting many visitors during its stay.

Mexico Mobile Bay Minette Flomaton Pensacola

Servant hides jewelry. suspected theft ends with confession

Family of Capt. John Quill reported $1,600 in jewelry missing after a Saturday return home. Police investigated but the maid servant, who had hidden the pieces for safekeeping, confessed on Sunday. Earlier, the Quills were robbed of about $2,000 in jewelry with no further developments.

John Quill Government Street Crenshaw Quill Pinkertons

Baptist Church Burns During Sunday Services At Glencoe

In Gadsden Alabama on March 3 a Baptist church in Glencoe six miles east burned to the ground as 200 people attended Sunday school. The building valued at $1,000 was destroyed and the Odd Fellows hall above it lost $600 in property. All people escaped unharmed. the fire traced to a defective flue.

Gadsden Ala Baptist Glencoe Odd Fellows

Prince Takehito II’s Illness with Tuberculosis in Kobe

Prince Takehito head of a collateral branch of the imperial army is critically ill from tuberculosis at his country residence near Kobe. The emperor ordered his chief physician to proceed there. Takehito, an admiral in the Japanese navy, served with distinction in wars with China and Russia.

Associated Press Prince Takehito Imperial Army Kobe Japan China Russia

Suit filed for personal injuries against Ingran Day Lumber

Special to The Item. Gulfport Mississippi March 3. J B Nichols files suit in Harrison county circuit court against Ingran Day Lumber Company of Wisconsin for $3000 damages claiming injuries while in the company of the mill at Lyman Harrison county. The U S court at Biloxi had heard testimony, but Nichols non suited the case and returned it to Harrison county. original suit was for $15000.

Gulfport Miss J.B. Nichols Ingran-Day Lumber Company Wisconsin Lyman Harrison County United States Biloxi Harrison County Court

Arabs attack Italian post near Tripoli. heavy losses reported

Several hundred Arabs attacked an Italian post near Tripoli on Sunday, were repulsed with heavy losses. Thirty-five Arabs were killed and others were carried off or wounded. On the Italian side two native soldiers were killed and one officer wounded.

Sn Associated Press Yripoli

Grafters Exploit Spare Money Hidden in Plain Sight

The line notes that many grafters can be spotted, yet a number still slip through to capture spare cash, illustrating the persistent issue of fraud and the caution readers should exercise to protect their finances.

Inventory items listed for three rooms in a residence

Room No 1 includes Garland Range gas range safe cooking utensils two chairs a kitchen table lot of dishes. Room No 2 lists one iron bed felt mattress two feather pillows two sheets two pairs of blankets two down comforts one pair of springs one window comforts one plate glass armor one art square 9x12 a mahogany rocker sewing rocker and two straight chairs. Room No 3 notes a beautiful iron bed felt mattress one

Haviland Libbey

Tammany Brav es Leave New York for Big Event

New York officials report 2,500 Tammany Hall members leaving for Washington to march in an inaugural parade. Six special trains, four via Pennsylvania and two via Baltimore and Ohio, will carry the delegates. Railroads estimate about 40,000 total travelers from New York. West Point Cadets and Massachusetts National Guard also dispatched in timing procession.

Associated Press New York Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Tammany Washington Braves Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Massachusetts National Guard Jersey City West Point Hudson

Anniston Hydro Electric Line Franchise Under Review

Mayor J L Wikle says the petition by State Senator Watt T Brown and Ragland associates for a hydro electric power line franchise to Anniston will be investigated from every angle before the city council acts. The city’s contract with Anniston Electric and Gas, merged with Alabama Interstate Power, dates from a ten year term now three years old, with mixed local sentiment on competition and fears of a sale to a stronger firm impacting development.

Anniston Ala J. L. Wikle Watt T. Brown Ragland Anniston Electric and Gas Company Alabama Interstate Power Company

Prominent Visitors Leave for the North

Major John G. Brown of Fox Lake Illinois and Dr Buell Rogers of Chicago Illinois have left the Battle House where they wintered since December They return Monday afternoon Brown is bound for Fox Lake to seek reelection in the March 12 primary with no opposition Dr Rogers chief surgeon with the Illinois National Guard says he would go to the Mexican border if state troops are ordered there

John G. Brown Fox Lake Ill Buell Rogers Chicas Iil Battle House Brown Illinois National Guard Mexico

Inaugural Special Engine Blown Up Near Rahway

An engine pulling a Massachusetts volunteer militia special exploded at East Rahway New Jersey on the Pennsylvania Railroad at 9 20 am injuring the engineer and fireman but not passengers. Three of four tracks were blocked delaying inauguration traffic.

Associated Press Philadelphia Massachusetts Volunteer Militia New England Washington East Rahway N. J Pennsylvania

Porterfield Goes After Auto Licenses in North Alabama

Max Porterfield of the state auto department leaves Montgomery to collect automobile licenses and take action against delinquents. He will visit Huntsville, Decatur, Anniston, Florence, Sheffield, Tuscumbia, and Hartselle to ensure compliance with the state law.

Montgomery Ala Max Porterfield State Auto Department North Alabama Huntsville Decatur Anniston Florence Sheffield Tuscumbia Hartselle Porterfield

Best Known Cough Remedy Dr King’s New Discovery

Dr King’s New Discovery has been the world’s most reliable cough remedy for forty three years. Over three million bottles were used last year. It will get rid of your cough or refund your money. J J Owens of Allendale C writes it is the best remedy for coughs and colds he has ever used. For coughs colds and throat and lung troubles it has no equal. 50c and 1.00 at druggists.

Dr. King J. J. Owens Allendale 8. C

Wilson's Niece to Greet Wilson on Arrival in Capital

President-elect Wilson will be greeted by his niece, Miss Wilson, when he enters Washington this afternoon. She has just arrived from Belmont Seminary in Nashville Tennessee where she is a junior. Accompanied by 125 Belmont students she travels by special train from Nashville to New York then to Norfolk by boat before returning home.

Associated Press Washington Wilson Capital Aemont Seminary Nashville, Tenn Belmont New York Norfolk Virginia City

Florida Governor Opposes Gambling at Resort Clubs

Special from The Item Pensacola March Florida Governor Park Trammell seeks an end to gambling at East Coast pleasure resorts. An investigation is ordered into a Miami club alleged to run high stakes gambling in winter. Sheriff and state attorney have been instructed to pursue the matter and hold officials accountable.

Pensacola Fla Goo Rs Florida Miami New York Orror

Former Alabamian Seeks Federal Office

Alexander D. Hudson of New Co, a former Alabamian, seeks appointment as federal assistant secretary of culture. Brother of P. P. Hudson of the state prison department, he has long resided in Uniontown, Alabama, with strong family connections in the state. He will carry the strongest endorsements to President-elect Wilson.

Montgomery Ala Exander D. Hudson New Co P. P. Hudson State Prison Department Uniontown Hudson Wilson

Eufaula Bank Prospects Boosted by Capital Increase

The East Alabama National Bank in Eufaula plans to raise its capital stock from $75,000 to $100,000, using surplus funds and distributing pro rata to stockholders. All three Eufaula banks now hold $100,000 capital each, with profits and undivided surplus around $16,000. The note closes with a local aside about a quiet town life.

Hufaula Ala East Alabama National Bank Alabama Eufaula East Alabama

Rheumna remedy praised by Ohio official in 1912 notice

Justice of the Peace John Barhorst of McLean Township Fr amie Ohio certifies curing rheumatism after doctors’ care using RHEUMA. He claims he was crippled but now well and urges others to try it. Advertisement offers bottles for 60 cents at Van Drug Corporation with money back if not as advertised. claims benefits for gout arthritis and sciatica.

John Barhorst McLean Township Framie Ohio van Drug Corporation

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Selma Harrison Mutual Burial Association South Conception Street Goodby Castoria Stih PV TA Ay Prince Takehito Iil Sues Hamilton Street South Hamilton Street Tammany Braves Nashville Seminary Eufaula Bank Barhorst
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