President Wilson to honor Vera Cruz dead at Brooklyn Navy Yard
May 6 report says President Wilson will lead national tribute for marines and bluejackets killed in Vera Cruz occupation at memorial services in the Brooklyn Navy Yard Monday. Secretary Daniels and Garrison, Admiral Dewey, and other officials will attend. Daniels sails from Hampton Roads aboard Mayflower to escort Montana to New York harbor.
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Washington
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Daniels
Garrison
Dewey
New York
Hampton Roads
Montana
New York Harbor
Tower Harbor
Wyomin
Tennessee
Mayflower
Boston
New England
Nestlé's Food-milk for babies sample offer
Nestlé's claims a pure safe milk base from tested cows in sanitary dairies. It describes the product as a food for babies with added elements not in regular milk and instructs to add cold water and boil. A coupon offers a free sample box for twelve feedings.
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Nestlé
Nestié
Etowah Labor Supports Henderson in County Race
Special to The Item Charles Henderson is projected to carry Etowah county by more than two hundred votes, based on labor votes totaling about 1000. R O Noojin of Attalla, president of Noojin Copeland Hardware, predicts Henderson will also win neighboring counties.
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Montgomery
Ala
Charles Henderson
Etowah County
R. O. Noojin
Attalla
Hardware Dealers
Noojin
Noojin-Copeland
WIFE OF RAYMOND BELMONT WINS ALIMONY
Ethel Lorra ine Belmont won a separation case against Raymond Belmont son of financier August Belmont. The court granted $100 monthly alimony while noting Belmonts idle lifestyle and reduced fortune. August cut off his son's $3,000 yearly allowance after learning of the marriage.
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Associated Press
New York
Ethel Lorraine Belmont
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
Belmont
The Empire Showcases "Her Big Scoop" and Other Shorts
The Empire presents two reel Biograph drama "Her Big Scoop" with Betty Gray Franklin Ritchie and Louise Vail. Selig offers "Little Miss Bountiful" and Kalem "Stung" and "Dippy's Dream." Essanay targets tomorrow with "The Greater Love" and Edison "A Week-End at Happyhurst" plus Pathe Weekly No 2.
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Empire Today
Biograph Company
Betty Gray
Franklin Ritchie
Louise Vail
Miss Bountiful
Selig
Kalem
Stung
Dippy
Essanay
Edison
Happyhurst
Pathe
Senator Stone argues for repeal of tolls exemption
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri said he would vote to repeal the 1912 coastwise tolls exemption despite earlier support. He challenged opponents of repeal, urging that the Democratic party should not commit to subsidies or permanent policy, and defended the 1912 action as America's rights with the canal.
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Washington
Baltimore
United States
Panama Canal
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate
Champ Clark
House
Stone
Congres
Great Britain
America
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Senator Stone
Democratic Party
Battleship construction fight caps Navy appropriation bill defeat
In Washington on May 6 the house defeated a Buchanan amendment to fund one battleship 148 to 91 and swamped Witherspoon’s motion to end battleship provisions 152 to 41. Leaders Underwood and Mann supported the one ship plan as private yards urge opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Buchanan
Illinois
Witherspoon
Mississippi
Underwood
Mann
Mahed
New York
Navy Yard
Moore
Pennsylvania
Jones
Virginia
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Texas
Padgett
Naval Committee
Mental unfitness triggers deportation for Finnish sailor
Waldemar Kinenenen, a Finnish sailor and deserter from the steamship Loraine, is ordered deported by the migration department. Inspector Byrne will bring him to New York and place him at Finland Allen's Home for care. He faces deportation on grounds of mental unfitness for naturalization.
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Waldemar Kinenenen
Immigration Department
Inspector Byrne
Washington Bureau
Mobile
New York
Finland Allen
Funeral Notice for Hilda R Holberg
The funeral for Hilda R Holberg will be Tuesday May 6 1914 at 4 o clock from the residence of her sister Mrs Julia Kohlman 56 Michigan Avenue. Friends of the family requested to attend from the Kohlman home Thursday morning at 9.
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Holberg
Dieg
Hilda R. Holberg
Julia Kohlman
Michigan Avenue
To- Iee
Thureday
Rose Carnival Sets Lafayette Gardens Ablaze with Color
The Rose Carnival opened at Indus trial Gardens Lafayette street Tuesday evening at five with lights and artificial roses forming wreaths and garlands. Proceeds go to St Marys and St Catherines parochial schools. Rev Father Eaton helped arrange the event. The Gulf Coast Horticultural Society called its third meeting for Saturday. About 100 children from the parishes appeared in costumes. The fete features movies dancing and busy booths and will be repeated Wednesday with ample streetcar service expected to draw large crowds.
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Industrial Gardens
Lafayette Street
St. Mary’s
St. Catherine’s
Thomas J. Eaton
Dauphin Street
Spring Hill Avenue
Passover Lecture Planned at First Baptist Church
Rev. A Lichtenstein will lecture on the Passover at First Baptist Church at 7 45 tonight with a spread table and explanation of unleavened bread. He will also preach at Government Street Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning to the churchgoing public.
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A. Lichtenstein
First Baptist Church
Mr. Lichtenstein
Government Street Presbyterian Church
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Ethel Lorraine
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St. Michael and Wilkinson Sts
Little Navy
Underwood and Mann
Dauphin & St Emanuel St
Brothers’ Gardens
Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Reynolds
Stearns’ Electric
National Toilet CO
Paris
Tenn
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
City Ticket Office
South Royal St
H. E. Jones, JR
Crichton
Tacon
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Bay Shore
Coden
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S. Royal St
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