Catholic Claims Made Clear by Father Power
The talk at St. Mary’s drew hundreds as Father Power argued the Catholic Church’s authority and continuity from Christ. He cited Gladstone and Macaulay, denied monopoly on grace, and urged practical Catholic example while opposing sectarian division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kerrigan
T. J. Eaton
I. J. Lauzon
St. Mary’s Choir
Jesus Christ
Father Bower
Father Power
God of Truth
William Ewart Gladstone
Macaulay
St. Ambrose
Christ
God
Forty Foot Yacht Cruises 1100 Miles to New Orleans Return
The small gasoline launch Mavourneen owned by John Rutherford of Green Bay arrives in port from New Orleans after a 1100 mile voyage. On board are Rutherford, his wife, and her mother Mrs. Kate Manerow. They began October 20 at Green Bay, traveled via Fox River Portage Wisconsin Prairie du Chien Mississippi to New Orleans for carnival season, then plan a short stay before returning home. The cabin cruiser is forty feet long with a nine and a half foot beam and three foot draft, seating four guests.
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John Rutherford
Green Bay
Wis
Port
New Orleans
Rutherford
Kate Manerow
Fox River
Portage
Wisconsin River
Prairie du Chien
Mississippi River
Spring Hill Road to Crichton Improvement Authorized
The county board approved upgrading Spring Hill road from the city limits to Crichton at 26000 using clay gravel and chert and extended the work to the road end near the college lane. Decisions split on reach and other projects included Washington avenue Broad street gravel contract awarded to Harrison and Toulmin and straightening Grand Bay Union Church roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Road
Crichton
Board of County Commissioners
Gaillard and Hagan
Ashland Place
Bauer, Green and Brannan
Chrichton
College Lane
Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Harrison and Toulmin
Old Shell Road
Grand Bay Road
Union Church Road
B. F. Adams
Southern Realty Company
T. M. Stevens
Bon Air
Gaillard
Green
Harrison & Toulmin
George Brown
Southern Fuel and Material Company
Chancery Court Room
Corbett & McMahon
Bombay official seeks Alabama road law copies for Bombay draft
Congressman William Kent of California writes the Alabama Good Roads Association seeking information on Alabama road laws. The aim is to draft highway statutes for Bombay India. He asks that copies be sent to G. T. March in San Francisco for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kent
California
Alabama Good Roads’ Association
Jehangir H. Kothari
Legislative Council
Bombay
India
G. T. March
San Francisco
Cal
Runaway Horse Injures Mrs Wing in Springhill Area
Mrs William Wing of Herndon Avenue and Old Shell Road was severely hurt about the hips and back when a runaway horse struck her near Springhill Avenue and Ann Street at 11 am Monday. The horse, driven by Oliver Wright who said he lost control, was not arrested and Mrs Wing was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wing
Herndon Avenue
Old Shell Road
Springhill Avenue
Ann Street
Gray projected to win by three thousand in Mobile county
Oscar Gray, candidate for congress from the first district, met with his campaign manager Charles A. Cunningham in Mobile and Cunningham announced Gray would win Mobile county by 3000 votes. Gray plans to visit Mobile for a week or ten days starting Thursday to strengthen his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gray
George W. Taylor
Mobile
Charles A. Cunningham
Inheritance tax from big estates reaches millions
New York reports show the wealth of prominent figures who died since January 1 1913. Estimates place total transferred wealth over one billion dollars with taxes collected in the year ending last September at 12 724 236 86 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George W. Vanderbilt
George Westinghouse
John L. Cadwalader
State Controller
Albany
J. Pierpont Morgan
Anthony N. Brady
Benjamin Altman
Charles E
John Jacob Astor
George A. Hearn
Isaac V. Brokaw
Isidor Strauss
Altman
Metropolitan Museum
Mr. Hearn
Henry Flagler
Florida
D. C. Mills
Edwin Hawley
James R. Keene
Post Office to Be Marble Exterior in Mobile
Congressman George W. Taylor received a telegram from Assistant Secretary C S Hamlin confirming proposals for the Mobile post office call for marble or stone with terra cotta and stucco used only in the rear court. The reply clarifies the building will be marble except for the rear court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
George W. Taylor
Moose Club Raided in Gulfport Liquor Law Violation Charged
Gulfport Mississippi March 16 officers raided the Loyal Order of Moose buffet seizing beer and whiskey. E W Gantt and Roy Howell of the Moose Club were arrested and charged with liquor law violations. It marks the second raid on fraternal orders in the city since their organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport, Miss
Loyal Order of Moose
E. W. Gantt
Roy Howell
Moose Club
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
Mrs. David Moor of Saginaw Alabama touts Dr Kings New Discovery as cure for long standing coughs including a fifteen year cough and an eight year cough in her family. The ad claims relief from hacking coughs la grippe and lung ailments with a money back guarantee and sells for 60 cents through Bucklen Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
David Moor
Saginaw
Ala
H Bucklen
Philadelphia Ucklen 'O
St. Louis
Mother Jones deported from strike district in Trinidad
Mary Jones known as Mother Jones, a noted strike leader and military prisoner since January 12, was quietly sent by train to Denver after declaring intent to leave the coal strike area. General Chase confirmed removal on orders. she may face rearrest if she returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Trinidad
Mary Jones
San Rafael Hospital
Horace N. Hawkins
United Mine Workers of America
State House
E. M. Ammons
Chase
Jones
Col. W. A. Davis
Colorado National Guard
State Supreme Court
Colo
May Jones
San Rafael
John Chase
Negro restaurant operator nicknamed Tiger arrested for liquor sale
Harry Beaver, a black restaurant operator on Royal Street between Adams and Congress, was arrested Sunday by Patrolman F. E. Helton on a liquor without license charge. Three half pint whiskey bottles were seized as evidence. Beaver faces arraignment Monday in recorder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beaver
Royal Street
Adams
Congress
F. EB. Helton
Helton
Reaver
Recorder’s Court
Rite reunion begins as Scottish Rite confers degrees
The twenty second reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry starts Monday at 4 p.m. at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. It lasts to Friday with all degrees from fourth to thirty second conferred. Mobile Lodge officers list and daily session plan detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Masonry
Mobile Lodge of Perfection No. 3
Mims R. Baker
C. W. Gray
Mobile Rose Croix Chapter
Mobile Council of Kadosh
Mobile Consistory No
Mrs Miller noted nurse of fever epidemic dies at 86
Hannah M. Miller 86 a longtime Mobile resident died Sunday at 5 05 am at 906 Elmira street after a lingering illness. She came from New York City sixty five years ago and left a daughter Mamie L Steward plus other relatives. She served as a nurse during the yellow fever outbreak after the Civil War and held honorary and charter memberships in local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah M. Miller
New York City
Mobile
Elmira Street
Mamie L. Steward
Howard Association of
Memphis, Tenn
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Local Buyer
A Montevallo Missouri customer J. W. Sexson recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, stating customers are pleased and request it again. Available for sale from Van Antwerp Drug Corp. and all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sexson
Montevallo
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Fourth District Sunday School Convention Held
The fourth district Mobile Sunday School Association met Sunday afternoon at Totuminville Methodist Church with Rev. T A White leading devotional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Sunday School Association
Totuminville Methodist Church
T. A. White
Sunday district meeting reports progress toward standard
Delegates from district Sunday schools attended with a few missing while the motto urged helping every school to rise to the standard. Reports from each school claimed improvement over the last convention and short talks filled the program without formal dress.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted For Child Health
The article argues a low general health causes childhood backwardness and suggests improving diet and air and exercise. It highlights Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative tonic used for digestion and bowel issues, claimed by mothers like Daisy McBroom of Hillsboro Indiana to save Lucile's life. It notes availability from druggists at 15 cents to one dollar and offers a free sample by mail from Monticello Indiana.
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ER. Power
St. Mary's Mission
Alabama
Gray
Gulfport
Trini
Dad
Colorado
Chamberlain
C. J. Gayfer & CO
Springs
Dr. W. B
Lucile McBroom
Mazda Lighting
Mobile Electric Company
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