Ships in port amid busy harbor notes
The Cuban steamship Paloma arrives from New Orleans with Captain Nelson aboard as several vessels are expected in the afternoon. Other ships in port include the Norwegian Vera bound for Puerto Barrios, the British Arrino en route to New Orleans with a large timber and lumber cargo, and the Farnham sailing for Buenos Aires with oak and other timber.
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Puerto Barrios
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Arrino
Johnstone
Liverpool
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Farnham
Westerberg Masters
Buenos Aires
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Puerto Cortez
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Limon
Kiora
Hilding
Seeberg Line
Windward Islands
Semantha
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Stavangeren
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
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Hieronymus
Port of Beiu
Agapito Cagiga
Radcliffe
Metéor
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Radcliffe’s
Arrest Made In Bicycle Theft Case
Patrolman Oliver Pistole arrested Isadore Brunson Wednesday morning on a bicycle theft charge. Police say the suspect possessed the recovered bicycle and is in custody for questioning.
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Oliver Pistole
Isadore Brunson
Marx Brothers at Lyric Offer High Vaudeville Fun
The Lyric presents four Marx brothers in Mr. Green's Reception along with singing and dancing acts. Arthur Marx on harp and piano and Milton Marx with vocal numbers highlight the program. Performances at 3, 7 45 and 9 15 p m with seats at popular prices.
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Marx Bros
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Mr. Green
Four Marx Bros
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Milton Marx
Higley Harrington Players Reach 250th Orpheum Show
The Higley Harrington Stock Company strengthens its run in Mobile at the Orpheum theatre with full houses. The 250th Higley Harrington performance is set for next Wednesday May 14 with special souvenirs. Rip Van Winkle is on the bill for Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Conception Street Playhouse
Higley- Harrington Stock Company
Mobile
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Mobile bankers face Alabama Bankers meeting in Dothan
E. J. Buck of City Bank and E. F. Ladd of Merchants Bank will represent Mobile at the Alabama Bankers Association convention in Dothan starting Thursday. J. L. Taylor of Union Savings Bank declines representation, citing inability to attend. The event marks a first for a convention in a smaller Alabama city and runs three days with a Saturday excursion to Panama City, Florida.
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City Bank and Trust Company
E. F. Ladd
Merchants Bank
Mobile
Alabama Bankers’ Association
Dothan
J. L. Taylor
Union Savings Bank
Birmingham
Montgomery
Panama City
Fla
Burglar Charged With Highway Robbery in Semmes
Sandy Plenty bound over to city court under a $1000 bond on burglary charges for robbing the Semmes station house. He allegedly held up Henry Thomas near Orchard last October taking $11.75 and nearly beating him to death, with one ear nearly severed. Sheriff T T Palmer reported the information.
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C. G. Christopher
N. O
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Plenty
Henry Thomas
Orchard
Thomas
Industrious Hen Lays Eggs In Aniston Area
A hen owned by J A Dial of Thirteenth and Pine streets Aniston laid eight eggs in four days and produced three double yolk eggs plus a triple yolk egg over the week. Dial says the hen is now tending a brood of ghiskens and a week old brood.
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Pine Streets
Diabetes cure touted in Stuart's Buchu and Juniper ad
An advertisement proclaims Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound as a specific diabetes treatment. It claims rapid improvement of kidney function and reduction of swelling, promising cures and long life, and lists price and Mobile distribution details.
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Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Co
Royal and Dauphin Sts
Express
Grain and Provisions Market Closing Figures
Grain and provisions closing prices listed for Wheat Corn and Oats in St Louis and Kansas City on May 7. Wheat July 86 7 8 and September 278 1 8 in St Louis. Corn July 55 8 and September 56 1 4. Oats July 34 3 4 and September 34 1 4. Kansas City shows May and July Wheat around 82 7 8 to 83 1 8 8, Corn May 55 1 4 to July 55 1 0 8, Oats 34 5 8 for July and September.
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First Shriners Visit Mobile En Route to Dallas Meet
The Murat Temple of Indianapolis leading over 100 Shriners will arrive in Mobile Thursday morning. They will breakfast at Cawthon Vineyard and attend an Abba Temple reception. Mascmus Temple comes Thursday afternoon and Osiris Temple Friday. Abba reception chair W H Monk Jr plans a pleasant visit. Industrial Leaders Arrigned for Trial in Paterson Silk Riot Case. Notably Haywood Flynn Tresca Quinlan Lessig arraigned. IWW funds aiding defense noted.
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Imperial Council
Dalas
Texas
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Abba Temple of Shriners
Damascus
Osiris
W. H. Monk, Jr
Abba
Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
William D. Haywood
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Carlo Tresca
Patrick Quinlan
Adolph Lessig
Industrial Workers’ of the World
Remains of Mrs Uey Meridith Interred in Magnolia Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Uey Meridith who came from Altha Florida ten days ago and died at the Providence Infirmary after an operation were interred on Wednesday in Magnolia cemetery. She left several relatives in Florida.
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Altha
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Providence Infirmary
Magnolia Cemetery
Florida
Atlanta Manager Releases Brausewein Return to Charlotte
Atlanta manager Billy Smith announced Brausewein will be released and go back to Charlotte, N C, the club he was secured from. Brausewein has shown little value during his time with Atlanta.
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Atlanta
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Charlotte
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Cotton futures open steady in New Orleans trade
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady gaining 8 to 12 points by noon amid better cables and cool belt temperatures. Spot cotton remained quiet at 12 3/16 cents middling with 70 bales traded. late traded activity showed profit-taking as prices edged higher from yesterday's close.
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Eee
Cotton futures edge up on short covering and thinner rains
New York May 7 Cotton futures opened firm with gains of 5 to 9 points on covering and demand from reactionists amid better cables and no significant East as rain. Prices held around 11.30 to 11.50 for active months with midday firming. spot cotton steady at Middling Upland 12.00 and Middling Gulf 12.25.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Gulf
Sanuety
Veecers
Perm Vieenveewvda
SDN
Speerewrees
Cotton Spot Prices Rise in Liverpool Demand Report
In Liverpool on May 7 the cotton market shows increased demand with prices steady after gains. Middling fair at 7.16 pence, good middling 6.82, middling 6.62, low middling 6.48, good ordinary 6.14, ordinary 5.80. sales reach 10 000 bales including 500 for speculation and export and 9 300 American. receipts 10 000 with 9 500 American. futures open easy and close steady with several forward spread quotes from May through April.
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Liverpool
Wall Street Review Shows Mixed Trading as Harriman Pressures Ease
Mixed market activity with Harriman stock weakness easing after fears of broader impact. Rumors of a new syndicate to take Union Pacific’s Southern Pacific stake surfaced while bonds held steady and New York Central slipped to 100 1/4.
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Kansas
Texas
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National Lead
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Reading
Rock Island Co
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Wabash
Western Union
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Reported in Savannah
Turpentine firm in Savannah reports 38 to 38 1-4 cents, sales 2352 casks. rosin firm shows no sales but receipts 2694 barrels. B and D at 4.05, E and F 4.60, G and H 4.70, I 4.80, K 5.00, M 5.50, N 6.00, WG 6.25, WW 6.50.
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Over 500 On Excursion From Meridian To Mobile
Passenger Agent Harvey E. Jones of the Mobile and Ohio reports that the Sunday excursion from Meridian and way points to Mobile carried over 500 persons. Jones recently returned from Carrollton Mississippi where he had been in court for five days.
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Mobile and
Ohio
Carrollton
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Meridian
Mobile
Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste Exterminates Vermin
The advertisement extols Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a 35 year standard exterminator. It kills rats mice and cockroaches in a single night and does not blow away like powders. Ready to use with money back guarantee. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or one dollar.
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Stearns
Men of the country must combat evil
Dean Walter Sumner of Chicago addresses clergy and laymen at the New Jersey diocese convention in Atlantic City urging men to confront social evil as a duty of the church. He cites Chicago statistics claiming half of the city's young men are not healthy enough to marry.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Dean Walter Sumner
Chicago
New Jersey
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dean Sumner
Prest Hibben honored by seminarians
Princeton Theological Seminary trustees elected John Grier Hibben president of Princeton University to that body. No action was taken on filling the vacancy after Dr Francis L Patton resigned the previous Monday.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Francis L. Patton
Aging Longer a Healthful Goal Promoted by Tonics
A Medico-Legal society meeting suggests fifty is not old and people can enjoy forty more years with temperate living. The ad claims cod liver and iron tonic Vinci strengthens tired bodies, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, from Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation Mobile Alabama. Also a skin remedy Saxo is advertised for eczema sufferers.
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Vinci
van Antwerp's Drug Corporation, Inc
Mobile
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