Death of Leopold Hammel Regrets Mobile Community
Unanimous expressions of grief greet the passing of Leopold Hammel in Mobile. Adam Glass recalls their half century friendship and shared Bavarian homeland as he fights back tears for the furniture man and loyal neighbor who endured heart trouble together. Judge Price Williams notes Hammel as a city asset and man of strong character.
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Mobile
Leopold Hammel
Adam Lass
Mr. Glass
Leopold Fammel
Saime
Bavaria
Judge Price Williams
Leopold Hamee
Mobile Law and Equity Court notices heirs land claim
Notice in the October Term 1913 case of Clark v Espejo Tankersley et al. in Mobile concerns heirs of Anthony Espejo and a land parcel in Mobile. Defendants are urged to plead or demur by 23rd day of 1914 with weekly publication in The Moss Point Item.
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Metticé Lee Clark
Espejo Tankersley
Law and Equity Court of Mobile
Equity
Gertrude Alford
Louis
Missouri
Mary I. Forbes
Texas City
Texas Ferry Bike
San Antonio
Texas
William Blake
Boerne
Catalina M. Garrow
Houston
Andrew J. Ingersoll
William Ingersoll
Girard Ingersoll
Gertrude I. Ardis
Minnie I. Firman
Shreveport
Thomas Ingersoll
Boston Mass
Lionel Inoll
Denver Col
Eva Minge
Pass Christian
Miss
Espe
Mobile
State of
Alabama
Lafaytte
Centre Streets
Centre Street
Lafayette
My Hill Avenue
Daniel McGaughey
Lafayette Street
Spring Jhmil Avenue
McGaughey
Hill Avenue
Te Street
Edgar P. Daughdrill
Daniel W. McGaughey
W. H. Mar
Mozs Item
Negotiators' talks on Mexican controversy delayed to May 20
South American mediators in the Mexican controversy at Niagara Falls Ontario were postponed to May 20 by the State Department. Mexican delegates traveling from Key West will have time in Washington before leaving for Niagara Falls. Ambassador De Gama and Chilean envoy Minister Suarez adjusted travel plans in response to the postponement.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Ontario
State Department
Mr. da Gama
Key West
de Gama
Suarez
City Commissioner Pillans Hails Hammel as Trusted Citizen
H. Pillans, Mobile city commissioner, mourns Leopold Hammel noting his large heart, charitable works, and devotion to community. He describes Hammel as public-spirited, generous, and deeply missed in business and civic life of Mobile.
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H. Pillans
Mobile
Leopold Hammel
Mr. Hammel
Tribute to a Bright Friend Mr Hammel Remembered
A colleague recalls Mr Hammel as a cheerful inspiring figure who brightened days during frequent meetings. The message frames his death as a personal loss and notes his lasting influence and example.
Death of Mr Hammel Shocks Local Tax Assessor
Tax Assessor Edward Laurendine expresses surprise at the death of Mr Hammel describing him as a charitable man with a big heart and saying Mobile has lost a valuable man.
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Edward Laurendine
Mr. Hammel
Mobile
Tribute to Mr. Hammel by Judge Henry Chamberlain
Judge Henry Chamberlain laments the death of Mr. Hammel, calling him a foremost and valued citizen of Mobile. He notes Hammel’s role in upbuilding the city, his charitable deeds, and the void his passing leaves, describing him as a warm personal friend.
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Henry Chamberlain
Hammel
Mobile
Death of L Hammel Endears City to Philanthropy
In Mobile the death of L Hammel marks the loss of a substantial business and charitable supporter. His kindness to the poor exceeded that of any citizen recalled, leaving a strong impression of benevolence and public spirit.
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L. Hammel
Mobile
Tribute to Leo Hammel by Commissioner Laz Schwarz
Commissioner Laz Schwarz recalls the death of Leo Hammel as a profound shock noting their lifelong friendship since 1865 in Mobile. He recounts visiting Hammel's home minutes after the news and praises him as a better man and true friend.
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Laz Schwarz
Mr. Hammel
Leo Hammel
Mobile
Calamity to Mobile For Loss of L Hammel
J A Joullian recalls L Hammel as a beloved figure and key organizer, describing his death as a calamity to Mobile and noting their close friendship formed through the 1911 fair where Hammel served as vice president and manager.
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J. A. Joullian
L. Hammel
Mobile
Death of Mobile Civic Leader Hammel Noted
A tribute recalls Mr Hammels stature as a Mobilian, highlighting his faith in Mobile and his patriotism. The obituary lauds his public service, charitable work, and willingness to contribute time and money to civic causes.
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Mr. Hammel
Mobile
Tribute to Mr. Hammer Recall Kindness and Civic Uplift
Francis J. Inge writes that Mr. Hammer’s death is an irreparable loss to Mobile. He describes Hammer as courteous affable and charitable with a sweet lovable character who supported progress uplift of humanity and the city. His voice and familiar figure will be missed in business and social circles for years.
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Francis J. Inge
Hammer
Remarkable portrait of Leo Hammel as a generous quiet benefactor
Jacob Tannenbaum recalls Leo Hammel as a lovable, charitable man with a strong character and unmatched affability. He notes Hammel helped the needy and gave discreetly, earning wide respect over decades of friendship.
Dr. Harry T. Hammel Item Noted in Record
Fragmentary text references Dr. Harry T. Hammel with unclear context or action. No verifiable details of event, date, or affiliation are readable from the fragment.
Maas Disobeyed Huerta Orders to Hold Vera Cruz
E De Morelos, a Mexican architect, arrived in San Francisco claiming Provisional President Huerta ordered General Gustav Maas to offer no opposition to the American landing at Vera Cruz. Maas allegedly promised resistance and fled Vera Cruz on April 21 after news of Admiral Pletcher's Marines arrived.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Huerta
Gustav Maas
Vera Cruz
Maas
E. de Morelos
New Orleans
de Morelos
Loss of L Hammel Revered Mobile businessman noted
A tribute notes the death of L Hammel, praising him as a leading Mobile businessman and respected citizen who supported upbuilding efforts. The speaker expresses personal loss and high regard for Hammel, highlighting his generosity and willingness to aid worthy causes.
Obituary Tribute To Leopold Hammel By Community Leaders
George J. Sullivan and Stewart Brooks praise Leopold Hammel as a devoted builder of Mobile and a benefactor to the needy. They call his death a deep loss to the town, noting his civic virtue, charitable work, and impact across diverse residents.
Obituary Tribute for Hammel by A J Parsons
A. J. Parsons expresses deep regret over Hamel's death, noting Mobile has lost a generous benefactor with a heart full of kindness and a warm greeting that will be missed by those who knew him.
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A. J. Parsons
Mr. Hammel
Mobile
Henry A. Forchheimer cited for civic virtue and leadership
The tribute highlights Forchheimer's devotion to duty untiring energy generosity and thoughtfulness of others as examples of civic leadership and success in guiding the city’s life and work.
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Henry A. Forchheimer
Tribute to Leopold Hammel by Hugh G. Barclay
The obituary tribute recalls Mr. Leopold Hammel as a refined cultured man with incisive intellect and strong justice. Barclay notes Hammel’s twenty five years of intimate association and praises his value to Mobile in all walks of life.
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Hugh G. Barclay
Leopold Hammel
Mobile
Death of Leopold Hammel Shocks Mobile
Captain J. M. Walsh recalls Leopold Hammel as a near daily breakfast companion and a man of sincere purpose. He says Hammel was one of the best men he ever knew and that his death is a serious loss to Mobile, with the full extent of the impact to unfold with time.
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J. M. Walsh
Leopold Hammel
Mobile
Death of Mr Hammel Shocks Mobile Community
F W Crenstan recalls Mr Hammels death as Mobile's greatest loss. He describes Hammels charity as universal, helping anyone in need without regard to race or creed.
Death of Mr Hammel Leaves Mobile With A Heavy Vacancy
A Mobile community leader, described as progressive and focused on uplifting the city, has died. He valued helping others over money and worked across races and religions, making his loss a severe blow to the city and state after about thirty-five years of acquaintance.
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Hammel
Mobile
Death of Mobile civic leader Jeopold Hammer praised by mayor
Mayor Pat J Lyons mourns the death of Jeopold Hammer a foremost Mobile citizen known for charity and public service. He recalls Hammer as a man who devoted himself to helping Mobile and improving the city’s welfare despite the sudden loss.
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Pat J. Lyons
Jeopold Hammer
Mobile
Fugitives From Mexico Flee To Guatemalan Port
Seven refugees aboard the Norwegian steamer Fort Gaines arrived at Mobile and Ohio wharf after fleeing a Mexican mob in San Pedro. The group, including Susana Fritscher and J B Cummins, were jailed for days before release and aided by American consuls to reach New Orleans for immigration processing. Most expect to move to Oklahoma.
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San Pdro
Mexico
Puerto Barrios
Guat
Fort Gaines
Knudsen
United Fruit Company
Mobile & Ohio
Pier 1
Guatemala
Mobile
Susana Fritscher
Joseph Fritscher
J. B. Cummins
L. D. Titus
Carlee
Perry
Tias
Fritschers
San Pedro
Chispas
Titus
Cummings
Susana Fritcher
Guatemala City
L D. Titus
Tom Smith
Ees
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Ranks of Mobile's Big Men Prove Hard to Fill
A brief note reflects on the difficulty of replacing the key big men from Mobile, highlighting the challenge in succeeding their roles and the impact on local teams and communities.
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Mobile
Obituary Praises Harmmel Mo Biles City Development Support
In a tribute the writer notes Harmmel Mobiles loss of a man devoted to city up building. He was liberal in views and in funding every development project. Promoters could always rely on his courteous audience and assistance for public enterprises.
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Harmmel
Mobile
Obituary Tribute to Mr Hammel a Beloved Mobile Citizen
The city of Mobile loses a valued and influential resident whose charity knew no creed. His kind manner and personality will be remembered by all who knew him.
tributes recall loyal friend Hammel in Mobile
A speaker recounts knowing Mr. Hammel since arriving in Mobile and describes him as a loyal friend. He says Hammel was consulted before serious actions and that the speaker visited Hammel’s bedside after his death, conveying deep emotion and gratitude.
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Mr. Hammel
Mobile
Parricide Will Share Estate Of Man He Killed
The million dollar estate of General Hiram Duryea, killed May 5 by his son Chester Duryea, will be divided among three children. Chester may have his share handled by a court if declared insane, with a committee appointed to administer.
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Associated Press
New York
Hiram Duryea
Chester Duryea
Harry H. Duryea
Henry O. Anderson
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Henderson Tops in Mobile County Second Primary Count
The Mobile county Democratic committee canvassed May 11 results showing Governor race: Comer 1,730 and Henderson 3,462 with a Henderson lead of 1,782. Attorney General Martin 2,974 versus Ridale 898. Agriculture Wade 1,821 versus Persons 1,873. U S Senate short term Frank White tally 2,778.
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Mobile County
Democratic Executive Committee
Comer
Henderson
Martin
Ridale
Wade
Persons
Captain Frank
White
United States
Price Williams
T. T. Palmer
H. Smith
Criminal Court
Colorado House Blocks Senate On Military Expense Bonds
The Colorado House refused to concur with the Senate on the military expense bond issue and a joint conference committee failed to reach agreement on mine guard pay after a strike, prompting a second conference. A Senate resolution asks Governor Ammons to retire in the state's interest.
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Colorado
HOUSE
Senate
Associated Press
Denver
Col
Colorado House of Representatives
Joint Conference Committee
Joint Conference
Robinson
W. E. Ammons
Testimony in Ludlow death case of Louis Tikas expected
Denver May 15 Testimony on the death of Louis Tikas leader of the Greeks at Ludlow was to be presented at the general court martial of Troop A and Company Colorado National Guard. Disappearance of Tikas reportedly led to strikers hostility and the four day struggle after the April 20 battle.
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Denver
Louis Tikas
Louis
Ludlow
Troop A and Company
Colorado National Guard
Tikas
P. J. Hamrock
Martial law not proclaimed as troops police Southern Colorado coal district
In Trinidad Colorado on May 15 the Southern Colorado coal district adjusts to U S troops guiding industrial action. Col James Lockett at Trinidad city hall leads as coal operators, strikers and citizens seek guidance while captains and lieutenants at remote posts advise the community.
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Trinidad
Col
Southern
Colorado
United States
James Lockett
Trinidad City Hall
Notice of Administrator's Sale in Mobile County
Under an order of Judge Price Williams I Gottfried Mertz as administrator will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder at the Mobile county courthouse door on a June 1914 date at 12 o'clock noon for cash the personal property of Henry C Toenes deceased Two shares of the capital stock of the Bank of Mobile National Banking Association Mobile Alabama GOTTFRIED MERTZ Ag administrator Inge Kirkpatrick Attorneys for Administrator.
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Price Williams
Mobile County
Gottfried Mertz
Henri C. Toenes
Alabama
Henry C. Toenes
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Mobile
Ala
Inge & Kirkpatrick
Mediation Trio Farewells at White House Before Canada Trip
Three South American envoys Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil Minister Naon of Argentina and Minister Shuarez of Chile bid farewell to President Wilson at the White House before departing for Niagara Falls Ontario to begin peace talks on the Mexican crisis. Secretary Bryan accompanied them.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Ontario
da Gama
Brazil
Naon
Argentina
Shuarez
Chile
Bryan
White House
United States
Davis Boy Breaks Leg During Coca-Cola Club Game
Seventeen year old William CC Davis son of H B Davis broke his left ankle sliding into home plate on the Bascombe diamond while playing for the Coca Cola club last Sunday. He will be on crutches for an extended period.
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William CC. Davis
H. B. Davis
Coca-Cola Club
Bascombe
Governors Confer Here On Gulf Coast Marine Life
President John Craft of the Alabama Oyster Commission invites governors of Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana and Texas and state shellfish and conservation heads to meet in this city to plan pollution controls and seafood protection. The conference aims to curb contamination protect marine life and halt overflow of sea products, with focus on gulf coast needs and species like mullet terrapin and sturgeon.
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John Craft
Alabama Oyster Commission
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Shell Fish and Conservation Commissions
National Association
Gulf Coast
Guthrie Files Bond as Notary Public in Probate Court
K. R. Guthrie has filed his bond as a notary public in the probate court after recent appointment. The action confirms his authority to perform notarial duties within the jurisdiction.
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K. R. Guthrie
Sanotary Public
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George J. Sullivan
Stewart Brooks
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T. M. Stevens
F. W. Crenstan
M. J. McDermott
Guatemalan
E. J. Buck
Isaac Lichtbach
Jacob Reies
Parricide
A. Dodge
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W. T. Goubil
Uphin ST
Julius Oldstein
Tutt’s
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