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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

2

Planned Overhaul for Mobile Post Office Interior

Plans approved by E. W. Roberts of the treasury department call a total interior rebuild of the Mobile post office. Changes include a new tower floor, exterior painting, alley paving, installation of 2000 additional boxes, new lobby, relocated general delivery and stamp windows, money order desk shift, and new fixtures and offices. Carrier carts will move from the rear to the lobby area to improve efficiency and lighting.

E. W. Pberts Treasury Department Mobile J. Blocker Thornton Roberts Treasury Parcel Post Department Clemént

Montana magnate Conrad linked to Senator Clarke

Winchester Virginia March 6 Willam G Conrad a wealthy Montana owner and former political opponent of Senator Clarke was reported dead at 67. He held large properties in Montana and Virginia with interests in land, mines, and mines and was once considered for a Bryan era VP bid. Death followed several months of illness.

Winchester Willam G. Conrad Montana Clark Conrad Ena Great Falls Patana Rand Bryan Virginia

Lavallière theft at Wefel residence puzzles police

A lavaliere valued at $500 was stolen from H. H. Wefel Jr.’s home at 1059 Dauphin Street after 7 pm Wednesday. Detectives found only a $5 bill missing amid untouched silverware and jewelry. entry likely via unlocked ground floor window. The jewel was later found mislaid. police call the case highly peculiar and insure the item.

Amond Javalliere H. H. Wefel, Jr Dauphin Street Crenshaw Lavalliere la Valliere

Five Orpheum Acts and Two of Keith at Lyric Next Week

The Lyric will host the second edition of Keith and Orpheum shows opening Monday. Five acts come from the Orpheum circuit and two from Keith, led by Genaro and Bailey with Graceful Dangers. Other acts include Mack and Orth, The Four Athletes, Kelli Duo, Lynch and Zel, Mollie Grey, and Clarabelle Farjeon's Disillusions. Matinees daily with box-office reserve now.

and Orpheum C W. Rex Keith Orpheum Genaro Bailey Mack Orth Mobile Miss Bailey Lyric

Chippie Kissing Incident Linked to Rampage Rumor

Readable details show a claim that a girl nicknamed Chippie kissed a husband while attending school with a boy named Oran Toul. The note ties the rumor to a gossip-filled account from a local school setting.

Boston Society Gasping at Rantoul Divorce Trial Testimony

At the Boston divorce trial of Mrs. Lois Burnett Rantoul against Edward Rantoul, Chester C. Rumrill nicknamed Chippie admits relations with the defendant went beyond friendship and that Mrs Rantoul allowed him to kiss her. Neal Rantoul, brother of the defendant, testifies about Mrs Rantoul praising a heaven sent irresistible love for Chippie.

Boston Lois Burnett Rantoul Edward Rantoul Chester C. Rumrill Chippie Mrs. Rantoul

Fair boost: Southern Railway chief funds Mobile exhibit

Fairfax Harrison president of the Southern Railway subscribes 10000 dollars to back the Mobile fair demonstration. The feature is seen as a land value and opportunity boost for Mobile area landowners and small investors. Harrison and A H Daves illustrate opportunity in railroading and farming, showing ascent from poverty to independence. The fair aims to showcase enterprise for those willing to work and endure early hardships.

Fairfax Harrison Southern and Mobile and Ohio Railroads The Southern Railway Mobile A. H. Daves United States South Mr.Harrison Mr. Daves Harrison

Maritime cargo movements and vessel notices on river port

The Belgium steamer Vryhandel arrives from Charleston to load lumber and timber for European ports before mooring upriver. The Norwegian steamer Mirjam arrives from Huelva with 5200 tons of iron pyrites and docks at pier 2 to discharge after fumigation at quarantine. The Italian bark Nostra Signora de Grazie sails for Valentia with 626000 feet of yellow pine. A Norwegian steamer bound for Belize and Guatemala sails with 2,? cargo as the British schooner A exerts in tow of the tug Boho headed from Mobile.

Belgium Vryhandel Hageheman van Heynigen Brokerage Co Charleston Mirjam Huelva Spain Pier 2 Nostra Signora de Grazie Font Valentia Hansen Ghee Orr-Laubnheimer Ip Ca Belize B. Hi Livingston Guat Barten Sacer Boho Mobile Rowing

Potomac crew arrives in Boston after ice disaster

Boatswain M. J. Wilkinson Executive Officer I. H. Cutting and Engineer John C. Hines plus twenty nine bluejackets from the United States tug Potomac reach Boston by train after being abandoned in ice near Bonne Bay Newfoundland on February 14. They depart for New York in good shape.

Boston M. J. Wilkinson I. H. Cutting John C. Hines United States Potomac Bonnebay New Foundland New York

Sin of Divorce as Mission Topic at St. Matthew's

Father Mennis, a missioner at St. Matthew's Catholic church, led Thursday night talks on divorce as a sacred sacrament. He cited Ephesians and Mark Luke to argue marriage as a divine, unbreakable contract reflecting Christ and the church.

Father Mennis St. Matthew's Catholic Church Christ St. Paul Jesus Christ God

Ways and Means Committee Outlines Chamber Campaign

The Ways and Means Committee of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday night to outline the membership drive directed by J. M. Ponder. The committee aims to add at least 500 new members to the Chamber of Commerce.

Ways and Means Committee Mobile Chamber of Commerce J. M. Ponder Chamber of Commerce

Barber Shop Inc Files In Probate Court

The Cliff Barber Shop filed incorporation papers in the probate court Friday with capital stock of 4600 dollars. Officers include Cliff H. Stallworth president and treasurer Dr J C Bowling secretary and O W Elliott vice president. The shop will operate at No 6 North Royal Street.

Cliff Barber Shop Cliff H. Stallworth J. C. Bowling O. W. Elliott North Royal Street

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The quote urges kindness and forgiveness among people, referencing Christ and the example of divine forgiveness. It emphasizes mercy and unity within a Christian framework.

Personalities in Mobile Visitors at Local Hotels

Detroit couple John L. Martin and wife visit Mobile and stay at the Cawthon hotel. A parade of visitors fills the Bienville and Battle House hotels including H C Draper of Chicago, John Robinson, W W Bear and families from Renton Harbor, Tipton Indiana, River Forest Illinois, and Milwaukee area. Frambach of Sheboygan, president of the Sheboygan Paper Company, traveling with wife to the Mississippi coast for weeks before Florida.

John’ L. Martin Detroit, Mich City Cawthon Hotel Bienville Hotel H. C. Draper Chicago John. Robinson W. W. Bear Renton Harbor Michigan John M. Ejtel Josephine Eitel Tipton Ind W. M. Phant River Forest Ills J. L. Flock Birmingham Z. T. Robinson Mphis Tenn Mite Joannes Aileen Joannes Green Bay Wis Frank 0. Sheets Aurora, Ills Battle House H. A. Frambach Sheboygan, Mich Mobile Mississippi Coast Florida Mr. Frambach Sheboygan United States

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