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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1914

Page

6

Today events and meetings across Mobile venues

A schedule of society meetings in Mobile listing events at the German Relief hall B nai B'rith hall and other venues. Highlights include the Council of Jewish Women annual meeting at B nai B'rith hall and Clara Schumann club at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with numerous church and charity group gatherings through the afternoon and evening. An anonymous poem about commonplace life follows.

Council of Jewish Women's Annual Meeting B'nai B'rith Hall Clara Schumann Club

Archibald Butt Memorial seen in Augusta lights

The Augusta Herald describes the Archibald Butt memorial bridge as majestically lit by night with bronze eagles and stone lions. It honors Major Archie Butt, born 1866 Augusta and lost on the Titanic in 1912, and notes how the memory inspires American youth amid wartime tensions.

Archie Butt Augusta Bransford Major Butt Archibald Butt

Memorial Bridge Honors Georgia Major Archibald Butt

Augusta dedicates a memorial bridge in Georgia to Major Archibald Butt who gave place of safety during the Titanic disaster. At the unveiling Mrs. John Bransford distributed memorial buttons to youths, schoolchildren, and Boy Scouts in the city.

Dixie Archibald Butt Georgia Augusta John Bransford Boy Scouts

Jovial stags hold merman party at Fairhope voyage

A jovial crew of stags enjoyed a merman party yesterday at Fairhope, going over in the morning and returning that night. The Apollo's booking for the voyage included Will Baumhauer Harold Leftwich Tom Taylor Joseph Bibb Murrell Shields Bob Shackleford Roy Kraus Charles Bidgood and Neal Davis. Dinner was served in fine style for them at the Baumhauer home.

Stags Fairhope Apollo Will Baumhauer Harold Leftwich Tom Taylor Joseph Bibb Murrell Shields Bob Shackleford Roy Kraus Charles Bidgood Neal Davis Baumhauer

Miss Edna Manning Calls Mobile Social Circuit Bloom

Miss Edna Manning, an attractive Mobile girl, draws social favor in Birmingham as guest of Miss Rucker for about ten days. The two, schoolmates recently from Europe, recall study and travel abroad while sharing summer social scenes. Manning learned the tango in Florence and plans a Mobile debut next winter after a Pensacola visit with relatives the Quinas.

Edna Manning Birmingham Rucker Europe Florence Miss Manning Guelph Globeline Mobile Pensacola Quinas

Mobile ladies tour New Orleans praising city beauty drive

Mrs Charles Cunningham and companions visited New Orleans on a recent excursion and returned with enthusiastic reports on the Crescent Citys civic beauty improvement work. Tropic palms azaleas and other plants delight the eye while sanitation is maintained by constant supervision as a model for Mobile City Beautiful Committee.

Charles Cunningham Loraine Cunningham C. P. Robinson Gladys Boone Lettice Clarke St. John Wilson New Orleans Crescent City Mobile City Beautiful Committee

Coden Weekend Party Chaperoned by Touarts and Eberlein

A group of young people enjoyed a weekend at Coden under the supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Touart and Miss Eberlein. Attendees included Elizabeth Touart, Margaret Jones, Martha Webb, Mamie Butler, Lillian Delchamps, Josephine Harris, Irene Gordon, Jessie Porter, Demaris Smith, Fletcher Slaton, Gabriella Cook, Sheldon McKinstry, S G Neuberger Jr, Tom McDonald, Joe Sands, Caswell Coffey, John Moreland, Leslie Taylor, John Baumhauer, Al Delaney, Robert Harris and Crawford.

Coden Frank Touart Eberlein Elizabeth Touart Margaret Jones Martha Webb Mamie Butler Lillian Delchamps Josephine Harris Irene Gordon Jessie Porter Demaris Smith Fletcher Slaton Gabriella Cook Messrs Sheldon McKinstry S. G. Neuberger, Jr Tom McDonald Joe Sands Caswell Co

Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic improving appetite indigestion liver kidney and stomach troubles with a testimonial to Mr T D Peeble. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is offered for eczema with pricing at 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists.

T. D. Peeble Bucklen

Special Meeting Notice for Independent Order of Beavers

Dam No. 26 in Mobile announces a special meeting Tuesday night May 5. Oliver H Harris M D, president, and W 3 Holt, secretary, urge attendance for important matters.

Mobile Order of Beavers

Tars and Their Play Toys on New York's Guns

The article notes sailors aboard the New York flagship of a new special service squadron carrying shells to lighter guns in the magazines. It mentions this type of projectile used by US fleet gunners in Vera Cruz harbor to support the original landing forces.

Jackies New York Special Service Squadron Vera Cruz

Optimism Reigns In Henderson Camp For Henderson's Campaign

Four members of the Henderson flying squadron of orators arrived in Montgomery to launch statewide speeches for the Troy candidate. Captain Kolb from Henry County and Colonel Pitts from Uniontown join Frank S. Stone of Bay Minette, and Commissioner McIntyre headed to Butler County. They predict Henderson wins by a landslide, with Walker County showing a 500 vote margin. Stone and Harris Seed credited with strong local support and Seed votes likely going to Henderson.

Montgomery Henderson “Flying Squadron Troy R . Kolb Henry North Alabama W. L. Pitts Uniontown Coosa County Frank S. Stone Bay Minette Walker County Lawrence County C. P. McIntyre Butler County Henderson Comer Stone Harris Seed Selma Walter D. Seed Seed Mr. Henderson

Veterans Mobilize for Jacksonville Reunion Attendees Depart Mobile

Mobile’s United Confederate Veterans, Sons of Veterans and ladies left at 2:30 PM for Jacksonville, Florida for the week long general reunion. Alabama and Mississippi groups joined the Mobile contingent with yellow hammer cockades and banners. Comrades from Texas and the West arrived aboard a full Louisville & Nashville train. Camp Raphael Semmes No. 11 led a march from the armory to the depot with escorts of stay at home members.

Mobile United Confederate Veterans Sons of Veterans Jacksonville Fla Old Guard Florida City Louisville & Nashville Alabama City Mobile & Ohio Railroad New Orleans Chicago Camp Semmes Illinois Martin Texas Western Raphael Semmes Royal Street

Captain Kolb Campaign Notes Across Counties

Walter Seed carried Walker county in the April 6 primary. Captain Kolb expressed optimism for success in Henry county and predicted Henderson will win easily there. He carried Henry county in the last primary and said his followers are for Henderson to a man. This week Captain Kolb speaks in Etowah and Jefferson counties.

Walter Seed Walker County Captain Kolb Henry County Henderson Etewah Jefferson

Identity of Unknown Man Dead in Box Car Re-established

Police in Memphis and Cushing probe a box-car death after a body found in Cushing Oklahoma is linked to Henry L Wilds once of Memphis. A photograph of Laura Smith of Mobile is found in the victim’s pocket while detectives seek Carl Gartner and Harry Allen to explain the case and the missing Memphis family note.

Cushing Oxfa Crenshaw Laura Smith Mobile Carl.h. Gartner Mf&rry Harry Allen Chief Crenshaw Memphis Okla Henry L. Wilds Carl Gartner Miss Smith Gartner Memphis News-Scimitar W. E. Derring Wilder Oklahoma City Wilds

Mobile Boy Elected Treasurer of MIT Electrical Engineering Society

Albert J. Hahn of Mobile has been elected treasurer of MIT Electrical Engineering Society in Boston. Fellow officers: President Louis G. Miler of Ankery Iowa, Vice President Kenneth K. Boynton of Framingham, Mass, Secretary Douglas B. Baker of Melrose, Mass.

Albert J. Hahn Mobile Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Electrical Engineering Society Louis G. Miler B. S Ankery Kenneth K. Boynton Framingham Mass Douglas B. Baker Melrose

Dreamland Theatre Hosts Oliver Jubilee Company and Lynch Trio

Oliver Jubilee Company opened a week at Dreamland Theatre with strong vaudeville acts and a fresh Lynch Trio act. The matinee drew a large audience, with reviews praising constant variety and no dull moments. The Lynch Trio change their songs nightly for ongoing appeal.

Olivers Jubilee Company Lynch Dreamland Theatre Oliver Company

Suffragettes Use Fire in Ulster Campaign

The arson squad of militant suffragettes resumed its campaign in Ulster by burning the new grandstand of the Cave Hill Tennis Club near Belfast. The attack occurred on May 4 as part of ongoing protests for women's suffrage.

Associated Press Belfast Militant Suffragettes Ulster Cave Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bob Whites Mobile Infirmary Hamilton Whist Club G. M. Lice Woman's Musical Club Douglas Campbell Ladies of Charity Conti Street the Female Benevolent Society Mobile Public’ Library Association Libary Red Cross Seal Committee Chamber of Commerce All Saints Altar Guild Leinkauf School Improvement Association Interdenominational Missionary Union and Children's Bands J. J. Bartee God Anon Bell Phone Mrs. Winston Jones Killie Krankie Lucille Burke Meridian Shubuta Sadie Weems Miss Weems Miss Burke Clifford Russell J. W. Boyles Crittenden Mrs. Harty Thomasville Frank Julian Sewanee, Tenn Rose Weaver Lauderdale Street Vera Spencer Charles Hervey Hervey (Mere Edith Ellis Bayou la Barre Winnie Laurendine M. M. Crawford F. R. Harsh Ross Dodson George Crawford Mr. T. O. Young Lucedale, Miss Mr. T. A. Jones E. W. Berry James McClurkin D. Salter B. U. Matthews Citronelle Mr. J. W. Scott C. W. Campbell C. W. Patterson Miss Stanard Mr. Pooley Mr. F. Boster Mrs J. J. McIntosh Moss Point J. C. Dorsett Merrill, Miss Major Mrs. J. K. Glennon Point Clear Marshal Turner Vinegar Bend Noel Turner Shady Grove S. C. Henderson Miss Pearl Senderson Brewton Ala Don Rush Small Son Waynesboro, Miss J. C. Rush Winslow Partridge Belle Fontaine Lucile Partridge May Belle Touart France Moore Mamie Gordon Winslow Partridge, Jr Harry Partridge Allan Hood Allen Feeks Stella Smith F. A. Dunster Thayer Mount Vernon Smith Piano Company State Hospital McCafferty Electra Semmes Colston Cc. B. Bryan Tenn Bryan National Society Washington Nadindla Cream National Toilet CO Paris THE Windsor Eotel Cafe Royal Slutter Piano Co A CO. Et Poon Vitagraph Maurice Costello Mary Charlson Edison Esesanay John Bunny Josie Sadler Oliver’s Jubilee Co Lynch Trio Committee For Dance St. Matthew’s Church J. G. Espalla Joseph Langan Christofferson Kelly Crabtree Gaines Flash Roy Williams Fincher Frank Robertson George Phillips Ernest Blalack Bay St. Louis Miss Marine Stree Oliver H. Harris, M. D W. 3. Holt Tars Waller Hammer Reunion City Third Man Allen Massachusetts Tech Dreamland Paul Francis Rose DeMarr Cour City Bank
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