Purvis Bride-Elect Fetes and Polyhymnia Circle News
Frances Allen Purvis the first Easter bride to attend ante nuptial events. a theatre party and supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Irwin tt for the bride, groom elect and attendants. An extensive Polyhymnia Circle meeting with Mrs. James Wade Cox featured Chaminade works, readings by Miss How, Moon, and Brown, and instrumental chambers by Shivers Zadek Schock Crane.
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Frances Allen Purvis
William Humphries Hall
Irwintt
Ecards
Thomas M. McMillan
Miss Purvis
James Wade Cox
Wom
Polyne
Charminade
Gaynor
Lang
Margaret How
Miss Moon
D. N. Brown
Shivers
Polyhymnia Circle
Wedding Invitations Highlight Sadie Stone and John Davis
Widespread social notice of Easter nuptials for Sadie Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Scarborough Leatherbury Jr., to Mr. John Bradford Davis. The event occurs on Wednesday evening at 9 and a half, April second, at 1017 Government Street Mobile Alabama with intimate guests invited to the ceremony.
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Government Street
Turkish Bath Party During Holy Week Saloons Draw Auction Bridge Crowd
In Mobile during Holy Week a Turkish bath party drew the auction bridge crowd who gathered at Turkish bath rooms to spend an hour or so at his Vesuvian.
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Mobile
Auction Bridge
Horoscope for Birthdays Warns of Risk to Possessions
An entry notes danger to possessions and health as vital, warns widowed individuals may receive marriage offers, and states those born today may be visionary but require disciplined training to achieve high honors and success.
Family heads to Pittsburg after recent Mobile death
Mrs Louise Fletcher and her daughter Starriett leave Jackson Michigan for Pittsburg after visiting Mrs Horsford. They mourn the recent death of their mother Mrs John G Mann whose passing is deeply mourned in Mobile and beyond.
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Pittsburg
Louise Slain Fletcher
Starriett
Jackson
Migs
Horsford
John G. Mann
Mobile
Quiet New Orleans Wedding Ties Del Corral to Le More
Miss Leatrice Louise del Corral and Mr Albert Emile le More wed in New Orleans with close family witnesses due to youth. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J F del Corral, groom son of Mr and Mrs le More of Esplanade Avenue. They will reside in Mobile after their wedding journey. Protestant Lawn Party on May 15 supports the Protestant Orphan Asylum in Mobile.
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Leatrice Louise del Corral
Albert Emile le More
New Orleans
Becauss
Cupid
J. F. del Corral
le More
Protestant Orphan Asylum
St Patrick Day Wedding Unites Bessie McCord and J Wallace Myrick
A surprise ceremony on March 17 1913 united Miss Bessie McCord of Selma and Mr J Wallace Myrick of Deatsville at the Baptist parsonage performed by Rev Dr Haygood. The bride aunt is the late Edward P Sprague Mobile prominent citizen. The groom hails from Autauga county and will live in Birmingham where he holds a position with the L and N railroad.
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St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick's Day
Bessie McCord
Selma
J. Wallace Myrick
Deatsville
Ala
Baptist
Haygood
Edward P. Sprague
Mobile
Autauga County
Alabama
Myrick
Birmingham
City
L. & N. Railroad
Fatal Encounter in Hotel Rector
A fight among diners at the Hotel Rector on Broadway early today led to the death of Eugene Bozonizzi, a young waiter. A man used a heavy glass bottle during the brawl, striking Bozonizzi as his tray toppled. doctors reported a broken skull and probable death. The assailants fled and were not identified.
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Associated Press
New York
Rector
Broadway
Eugene Bozonizzi
Bozonizi
Aleko Schinas Seen Leaving Chicago With Volunteers
Aleko Schinas, alleged killer of King George of Greece, reportedly departed Chicago with volunteers during the Balkan crisis. Davenport anecdotes link the man to Schinas, claiming he once ran a Rock Island news stand and served briefly as a judge in minor courts. Brothers-in-law accuse him of graft, rendering him a fugitive.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aleko Schinas
King George of
Greece
Davenport
C. Damascus
Schinas
Mr. Damascus
Rock Island
Vice Committee to Meet Wilson in Washington
The Illinois senate vice committee travels to Washington for a noon Saturday conference with President Wilson. A Washington public hearing will follow to study Eastern conditions, with a stop in Harrisburg for a talk with Governor Tener. They plan to urge a minimum wage for working girls in the president's message to Congress.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois Senate
Washington
Wilson
Harrisburg
Tener
Congress
Death of Simon Hertz noted in New York
Simon Hertz father of Dr. Joseph Hertz died at his home after a brief illness at age sixty six. Dr. Joseph Hertz is in England. the elder Hertz recently lived in New York.
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Simon Hertz
New York
Joseph Hertz
British Empire
England
Experience of Motherhood and Preparation for Childbirth
A period of motherhood marks an epoch in a woman's life with trials of strength and nervous strain after childbirth. The article urges reliance on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore health and strength, claiming it makes women normal, healthy and strong and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Mass.
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Agarns
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Arson Squads Strike Two Homes in England Activists Target Lady White Residence
Militant suffragettes set fires in Englefield Green and Weston-Super-Mare early today, causing about 100000 in damage. Lady Amy White’s country house and the Weston-Super-Mare golf club pavilion were burned as police tracked two women seen nearby. The act follows taunts aimed at Chancelor Hobhouse amid National Teachers Conference in the area.
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Associated Press
London
Amy White
Englefield Green
The
Thames
Weston-Super-Mare
Somersetshire
Lady White
Sir George White
Ladysmith
Charles Hobhouse
Hobhouse
National Teachers’ Conference
Viscount Haldane
Tariff Revision in Expert Hands
Washington reports a tariff revision analyzed by a corps of statistical and customs experts in the Ways and Means offices. Representatives Hull and Peters discuss administrative features for the report to the full committee, with plans to retain most provisions of the present tariff and consider income tax after analyzing returns from fourteen schedules. A forthcoming conference between chairmen Underwood and Fitzgerald may set the initial appropriations approach as Democrats seek to move on sundry civil and Indian appropriations.
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Washington
House Committee On Ways and
Statistical and Customs
Hull
Tennessee
Peters
Massachusetts
Appropriations Committee
Underwood
Ways and Means
Fitzgerald
C C Interested in Private Freight Cars Census Asked
Washington march 20 the interstate commerce commission seeks information from all railroads for a census on freight moved in cars owned by private lines to study usage and economic impact and policy options.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Census Reports Second Largest U S Cotton Crop Of 1912
Washington reports the 1912 U S cotton crop at 14,296,500 600-pound bales including linters, down from 16,260,378 in 1911. Alabama totals 1,380,756 bales, Georgia 1,849,303, Texas 6,120,262, and Louisiana 143,311, with state estimates by the Agriculture Department.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Department Ofgriculture
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Eek of Agriculture
Linters
Missouri
North Carolina
Eee
South Ree Sea
de of Agriculture
Linters Texas
Art of Agriculture
Will Fight Again Los Angeles Boxers Reach Return Match
Bud Anderson and Knockout Brown, who drew twenty slashing rounds, agreed to a return bout in mid April. The decision offers two timing options: April 12 at 1 pm for 183 pounds, or April 15 at 7 pm with weigh in. The quartet of phrases reflects the era's sports coverage.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Bud Anderson
Knockout Brown
Atenrow
Banquet Planned for Detroit Baseball Club in Gulfport
J. T. Jones president of the Quit & Ship Island railroad and the Great Southern Hotel Company will host a banquet for Manager Jennings and the Detroit Baseball Club on Friday night March 21 at the hotel in Gulfport. The Tigers will travel from New Orleans Thursday night and depart Gulfport Saturday morning for Mobile on their league trip. the Tigers train here again next year.
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Gulfpost
Miss
J. T. Jones
Te” ‘Quit & Ship Island Railroad
Great Southern Hotel Company
Jennings
Detroit Baseball Club
Detroit
New Orleans
Gulfport
Mobile
Tigers
Census Bureau to Publish Corrections on 1912 Report
The 1909 bale figures appear in this fragment with 5 439 bales cited for 1909 and notes that the 1912 statistics are subject to minor corrections in a full May 1 release. The snippet outlines forthcoming revisions from the census bureau.
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Census Bureau
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