Night School at McGill Institute Closes for Season
The McGill Institute night school for the 1915 16 season ends with over one hundred students enrolled. Principal B J Eckenrode notes student interest, with Edward Jack and Thomas Franelich among those attending nightly. April roll of honor lists Hatter Roberts Murphy Bay Malone Jackson Branelich Lemon Bailey Arias and others for distinction in studies, application and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill Institute
Stu
Edward Jack
Thomas Franelich
Ita
Ll—I. Hatter
W. Roberts
Bo Cc. B. Murphy
M. Bay
D. Malone
HB. Jackson
Ancatten
T. Bell
J. Bolton
T. Branelich
J. Lemon
L. Bailey
Arias
B. J. Eckenrode
U S Protest Over Seizure of Oregon Leased Vessel
The U S state department protested to Britain over the Rainbow seizing the American schooner Oregon off Mazatlan on the west Mexican coast. Leased by a German firm to a German operator, the Oregon is owned by Crowley Launch and Towboat Co of San Francisco and seized in the Gulf of California about ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Rainbow
Oregon
Mazatlan
Weasel
Crowley Launch and Towboat Company
San Francisco
Gulf of California
Iron Mask Die s at Lexington Farm
Iron Mask eight-year-old gelding by Distuire Royal Rose owned by Jeff Livingston died at the Kentucky Association farm in Lexington. In 1914 at Juarez Iron Mask set world records of 1.0935 for three-quarters of a mile and 1:08.2 for five and one half furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Iron Mask
Distruise-Royal Rose
Jeff Livingston
Kentucky Association
Juarez
Dr Kings New Life Pills Marketed For Liver Health
Advertises Dr. Kings New Life Pills as the best liver medicine with sugar coating to mask the taste. Claims the pills stimulate the liver and bowels without gripe or nausea and improve overall feeling. Price listed as 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr. King’s
Druggists
Adv
Saddler Abe Martin Miss Tawney Apple’s Uncle Dies
Abe Martin Miss Tawney Apple’s uncle, once a respected saddler before Prohibition, died of liquid fire yesterday. The remark notes that ability needs nerve and clothes to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawney Apple
Crichton Social Notes Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Mr and Mrs John A Green and children John Jr and Mary Catherine left Saturday for a week in Pascagoula to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs C L Murphy with daughter Alma Louise sat with their parents. Mr and Mrs D W Swetman Jr returned to Chicago after visiting sister Mrs Fraser. Mrs Lonie Koniker of Mobile spent time with Mrs S H Swetman. Miss Ruth Schriber and Miss Gladys Schriber attended the Scholtes Stroecker wedding here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Green
John, Jr
Mary Catherine
Pascagoula
C. L. Murphy
Alma Louise
D. W. Swetman, Jr
Chicago
Mrs. Fraser
Lonie Koniker
Mobile
H. Swetman
Ruth
Gladys Schriber
Scholtes-Stroecker
Florida Fruit Lands Co Man's Trial On For Today
The trial of Richmond J. Bolles, president of the Florida Fruit Lands Company of Jacksonville, is set for today in federal court in Kansas City. The government accuses him of using the mails to defraud by selling land unfit for its claimed purpose. Sir Robert Chalmers is appointed to succeed Sir Matthew Nathan as under-Secretary for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Richmond J. Bolles
Florida Fruit Lands Company of
Jacksonville
Bolles
London
Robert Chalmers
Ceylon
Matthew Nathan
Ireland
Sailors share wild war yarns at Binnacle Lamp Club
Members swap tall tales from the sea as captains recount near misses and a whimsical claim against the Kaiser. Captain McIver of the Three Marys allegedly sues for ten thousand dollars over torpedo damage while recalling a mule mishap aboard the Nebraskan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binnacle Lamp Club
Jack Hunter
McIver
Oscar G
Lansing
Jack
Melver
Sherman
Meclver
England
Hunter
Salvation Army Industrial Home Seeks Waste Paper Aid
The Salvation Army Industrial Home calls for waste paper old rags and other refuse to help cover a $1600 deficit from the past six months. Manager N A Gilbert says any paper or rag waste is appreciated as sorting provides work for feeble men and funds the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatiory Army Industrial Home
N. A. Gilbert
Salvation Army
World and National Briefs Hit By Global Tensions
Reports from Cheng-Tu indicate an assertion of independence as a major Asian city. Sweden protests British seizure of US money orders sent to Sweden. Pope Benedict appoints a coadjutor at the American College Rome. An escapee from Sing Sing returns to prison. A Florida farmer slain by his nine year old daughter after threats. Minnesota suffragists declare civil discontent over enfranchisement. Chicago prepares for the Republican national convention. Spain votes a general rail strike with government measures to prevent unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sweden
United States
Rome
Benedict
Charles A. O’hern
American College
Thomas F. Kennedy
Chicago
Valuadolid
Spain
Excursionists Enjoy Dauphin Island Bathing On Trip
The yacht Gerhilde of Henderson Iron Works grounded near the Dewberry canal entrance on a Dauphin Island voyage. Excursionists were transferred to power launches and reached the gulf beach for surf bathing. Samuel H Lackland and L C Irvine, promoters of a large hotel project, toured visitors and showed the proposed site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhilde
Henderson Iron Works
Dauphin Island
Sunda
Dewberry Canal
Gulf Beach
Samuel H. Lackland
L. Cc. Irvine
Monroe Park Opens Season Amid Large Holiday Crowd
Mobile's favorite seaside resort Monroe Park opened for the season Sunday afternoon drawing a large crowd. Messrs Higgins and Hulsbush added several new amusements and improvements enhance the park’s appearance. The repaired roller coaster, burned last year, operated smoothly on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Monroe Park
Messrs. Higgins and
Hulsbush
Infant Alphonse Pie Christian Edouard to Be King of Spain
The passage identifies a boy described as the future king of Spain who will celebrate his ninth birthday on May 10 at the royal palace in Madrid. It lists a long sequence of given names associated with the heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Pie Christian Edouard
Francois Guillaume Charles Henri Eugene Fernand
Antoine Venancia
Spain
Madrid
Ministers and Bartenders Back Alliance Against Sunday Aid
Rev. Dr. Elmer T. Clark urged ministers and bartenders to form an alliance to push Sunday aid enforcement and separate liquor from politics at a meeting in St. Louis on Sunday, under the Bartenders' League Local No. 561. Clark, secretary of the Evangelical Alliance, called for law enforcement and ending liquor's tie to prostitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Elmer T. Clark
Bartenders’ League
Clark
Evangellical Alliance
Nubian Sails Today With Heavy Cotton Cargo
The British steamship Nubian of the Leyland line sails late this afternoon for England. It will draw about 28 feet when the last bale of cotton is loaded, making this cargo one of Mobile's most valuable shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
England
Mobile
Sailors Day Celebration Draws Large Seamen Crowd
A large crowd of seamen and mariners attended the Sailors Day Celebration at the Norwegian Sea men’s Mission on South Conception Street with morning sermons by Rev. Oscar H. Olsen and an evening program. The event featured songs, violin and recitation performances, addresses by Rev. Olsen and Rev. R. A. Pearce, and a Norwegian chorus with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Conception Street
Oscar H. Olsen
M. E. Tisdale
Mildred
Lucille Wienand
Louise Knutsen
R. A. Pearce
Seamen's Bethel
J. F. Peterson
Mrs. Tisdale
Miss Peterson
August
Nelson
Rev. H. M. Perkins
Montgomery tourist seeks low fares to Mobile beaches
A. J. Young of Montgomery spent three days in Mobile and several coast resorts last week. He announced Sunday night he would return to the capital to urge the Louisville & Nashville road to grant reduced fares to Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Young
Montgomery
Ala
Mobile
Louisville & Nashville
Bathing Benefit Promised for Montgomerians All Summer
The text promises summer bathing benefits for Montgomery residents, highlighting the city’s access to great bathing options around town and the plan to extend enjoyment through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomerians
Civilians Killed in Occupied Belgium and France
Overseas News Agency reports in April there were 8 men 10 women and 9 children killed by enemy artillery and air power in occupied Belgium and France. Since September 1915 total civilian deaths reach 1531. 23 men 29 women and 23 were wed.
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Berlin
Belgium
France
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Wgill
U.S
Lexington Farm
Abe Martin
Crichton
Florida Fruit Lands CO
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
J. S.barret Lumber CO
Ictures
R. L. Maxwell
Conti
St. Emanuel Sts
Bell Phone
Exchange Furniture and Stove CO
Joachim St. Bell
Merchants Transfer CO
S. Commerce St
Bell
Home
Baldwin Counties
Bell Home
Royal Street Lumber CO
Iscade Ginger Ale
Soda
Selzer
Palliser’s Sons
Dauphin Street
Rosedale Mery
Dauphin
Pure Food Fish Company
Florida Fish E. Cor, Royal and Church
J. G. Mangledorf
Dauphin St
Tennessee Furniture CO
Mcliver
Kaiser
Big Red Mule
Interes
Shanghai
Chung-King
Cheng-Tu
Szenee
New York
Peter Cullen
Mutual Welfare League
Sing Sing Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne
Osborne
Cullen
Sing .Sing
Marietta, Fla
A. T. Peers
Here
Minneapolis
Minn
Nellie McClung
Mississippi Valley Suffrage Association
Prince Alphonso
Crowd
Resino
Dept
Baltimore
Hickey & Lyons
Germany
Sinn Fein
Clan-na-Gael
Literary Digest
Britain
Carranza
Henry Ford
China
Trebizond
Englan
Europe
Brazil
America
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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