Fruitdale Social News Highlights Local Arrivals and Purchases
North Fruitdale residents enjoy an entertainment visit as Enid and Amelia stay with Dr. and Mrs. H. C. VanAirs- for several days. The group toured nearby farms and purchased land from S. K. Shan se with Edward Blake present. Oregon bound Cameron travels with family to a Fruitdale Development property. Fruitdale Development Company reports sale of a farm near town to Mr. Bickers of Illinois who will begin improvements.
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North Fruitdale
Mary
Enid
Amelia Allan E. S. Hawley
Miss Nunning
Texas
H. C. VanAirs
S. K. Shanse
Edward BE. Blake
John C. Blake
Fairhope
W. H. McDavid
and Blake
W. Graham
E‘ Blake
Robert O. Blake
James Ke
Thomas Blake
Mobile
Cameron
Oregon
Fruitdale Development Com
H. Hanson
Magnolia Street
Frank Westover
Buckatunna
H. C. Gilmer
Ruth Currens
Fruitdale Development Company
Mr. Bickers
Illinois
Madison Street Ways Purchased by McTage & Thompson
The foot of Madison Street boat works owned by Joe Dooley, Peter Clausen and Frank McConnell was bought by McTage & Thompson, launch and yacht builders. They will relocate from Islaiva Street and add a 70 by 30 foot shed with an air construction area to build boats, as partner Mr. Mc previously spent about twenty-two years in Mobile boat trade. The schooner Falcon is currently on docks for repairs.
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Madison Street
Joe Dooley
Peter Clausen
Frank McConnell
McTage & Thompson
Launch, Sail and Yawl Builders
Islava Street
Ness
Mobile
Falcon
Fort Gaines
Jsen
Pnited Fruit Company
Bocas del Toro
Pan
Puerto Barrios
Guat
Kronstad
Fesse
Progreso
Mex
Atlantic and
Mexican Gulf Steamship Company
Hunter-Beanmpany
Wolf
Cox
Mexican Gulf Steamship Line
Fijell
Johanen
Ibbard Zemurray
Comay
Puerto Cortez
Darleydale
Gulfport
Miss
John Quill
Jones’ Ff
Heathen’s Wife Resigned to Uncertain Future
A fragment notes a spouse’s stance toward an uncertain path and possible outcomes. The text hints at resignation and the prospect of future events affecting a man named Heathen, but details remain unclear.
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Heathen
Social News from Whistler Community Ties and Travels
Social notes recount Mrs. F A Brewer and sister Miss Bula Boone returning from St. Louis. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Dempster left for Columbus Mississippi after a week with relatives. Mrs Charles Crabtree traveled to Meridian to visit her mother Mrs E T De la Bar.
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F. A. Brewer
Bula Boone
St. Louis
Gilbert Dempster
Columbus
Miss
Charles Crabtree
Meridian
E. T. de la Bar
J. F. Boggot
Vicksburg
Misa
W. J. Shelton
Joe Pine
Chas. Brown
Toulminville
Visi
Sarah Spicer
Roy Pullen
Mobile
Ohio
Ed Bent
Jackson
Tenn
Pat McDonough
Ben Crabtree
Claud Tucker
Wolston
Hattiesburg
Maud Odom
Whistler Railroad
Peterson’ & Son
Whistler
William Finnegan
New Members C of C Planned Membership Campaign
Mobile Chamber of Commerce set to outline an aggressive membership drive at a Ways and Means Committee meeting Monday night led by J M Ponder appointed chairman. Members to report attendance and active participation on returned cards. Acting secretary George Do. Card notes strong replies and expected large turnout.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means Committee
J. M. Ponder
Ways and Means
George Do. Card
Ponder
Keith Orpheum Show at Lyric Second Week
The Lyric Theater opens its second week of Keith and Orpheum vaudeville with an all star lineup. Genaro and Bailey perform a high priced dancing act, Mack and Orth headline, Lynch and Zella present il luminated hens and juggling, Mollie Grey and company juvenile skit, Kells accordion duo with Clarabelle Farjeon, and the Four Athletes headline a daring feminine quartet. Three days and three nights of bargain prices.
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Keith and Orpheum
Lyric Theatre
Rex
The
Lyric
Genaro and Bailey
Mobile
Ray Bailey
Mack
Orth
Orpheum
Lynch
Zella
Mollie Grey and Company
Kells
Clarabelle Farjeon
Clark Predicted As Strong Contender For Honors Next Week
The program promises three daily performances with matinee and two evening shows. It adds tabloid acts, vaudeville, and several first class motion pictures. A Thursday bill change will occur and Wednesday night will feature Suprise Night at the Hippo drome, started by Lew Rose last week.
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Clark
Hippodrome
Lew Rose
Jolly Girls Lead Hippodrome Vaudeville Week
The Hippodrome bills three vaudeville acts and a musical tabloid comedy with Mack and Hastings presenting The Isle of Nowhere as headliner. Acts include William Clark world’s greatest juggler Beulah Bair and the Raymond Children. Mobile audiences can expect singing dancing and comedy across a strong seasonal show.
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Hippodrome
Mack and Hastings
Jolly Girls
Isle of Nowhere
Wil'am Clark
Neulah Bair
Raymond
the Raymond Children
Willie Clark
Miss Beulah Bair
Walking 100000 Miles Tells of Travels Sunday
Julius Rath the newsboy chosen from one hundred to walk around the world will lecture at the Hippodrome Theatre Sunday on his eighteen year trek covering 100000 miles visiting every country. He started January 1, 1897 in St Louis and plans to finish in San Francisco with a $30000 purse if all rules are met. He travels by foot through many regions and travels with a half Russian wolf and half husky dog.
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Julius Rath
Hippodrome Theatre
Rath
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cal
Mobile
Montgomery
Atlanta
Savannah
Florida
Havana
Galveston
New Mexico
Arizona
Nome
Alaska
The Secret of the Will at Empire Saturday
Empire Theatre presents Kalem drama in two parts on March 14 with a plot about an unscrupulous man plotting to cheat a cousin of a fortune. An adopted child and a lawyer scheme intertwine as Dolly uncovers the villains and the audience follows the downfall.
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Empire Theatre
Moore
Lane
Willis
Dolly
Villians
Kalem
Anna Nilsson
Big Harding Davis
Bessie McCoy
Kinemacolor
Biograph
Claire Mc
Man Seeks 5000 Damages Over Amputated Arm
Co. D. T. Atkinson sues Home Industry Iron Works for 5000 in law and equity court claiming negligence while operating a plane in the plant caused him to be thrown onto machinery and have his right arm crushed and amputated at the wrist.
Hay Pauncefote Treaty analyzed by London Law Review
The London Law Review charts American rights in the Panama canal noting there is no international obligation to submit the executive act to arbitration and that aggrieved parties may seek relief in the U S Supreme Court. The full article appears in the November 1912 Law Review.
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New York
The
London Law Review
Panama Canal
Supreme Court of
United States
New York Bar Association
Columbia University
Law Review
Gambling defendants arraigned in Recorder court
Alfred McCoy and Jim Hubbard both charged with gaming were arraigned before Recorder Edington and fined 10 dollars or twenty days each. Ralph Richards surrendered at police headquarters on a charge of reckless and furious driving and was discharged after arraignment.
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Alfred McCoy
Jim Hubbard
Edington
Ralph Ichards
Eeorder Edington
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Kelly
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Eng
Cawthon Vineyard
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Loretta
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Raymond Children
Beulah Bair
Yric
Keith -Orpheum
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Mollie Grey & CO
Mack and Orth N and Company
Kelli
Mack and Hastings’ N Girls Company
Empire
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Cora Youngblood Corson
Frank King
Alvin Theatre
Government
Home Industry Iron Works
International News Service
Empire Theatre Program
Kinemacolor Ac
Essanay
G. M. Anderson
Buffalo Jim
Vitagraph
Selig
Dorothy Kelly
S. Rankin Drew
William Humphreys
Edison
R. C. Travers
Irene Warfield
Bryant Washburn
James Morrison
Gladden James
Lillian Bruns
Mohave Desert
California
Hiram's Hotel
John Brennan
Ruth Roland
Lillian
Drama
Herbert Prior
Elsie Macleod
Arthur Housman
Pathe Weekly
Ruth Stonehouse
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