Chamber explores barge line docking with Alabama and New Orleans Transport
At a weekly chamber session the directors consider docking facilities for the Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company as it plans a June first barge line between New Orleans and Tuscaloosa region. A first passenger barge will reach Mobile June second en route to Tuscaloosa.
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Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Sips
Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company
New Orleans
Tuscaloosa
George G. Card
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Ursday Night
Poslam Promises Fast Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertises Poslam as a universal skin remedy for eczema acne herpes rash itch pimples and scaly scalp. Claims rapid relief from intense itching and touts Poslam Soap for healthier skin and softer hands. Free samples offered via Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
International memo on Latin-American memorial and Panama tour plans
The Southern Commercial Congress seeks ideas for a permanent memorial with fifteen prize appointments for the best suggestion. An official jury will judge, chaired by William Jurgan with John Garrett directing. The program highlights studies on European cooperation and outlines an extensive Panama canal and Latin-American tour itinerary from October through January.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Panama Canal
Mlows
Lon
William Jurgan
John Garrett
Colon
Panama
Canal
Anama
Puta
Wwten
Pasasmayo
Salaverry
Callao
Peru
Lima
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Mollendo
Arequita
Puno
Lake Titica
Guaqui
la Paz
Holivia
Antofagasta
Valparaiso
Santiago
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Buenos
TIZ Bath Promises Happy Foot Relief for All
A 26 cent TIZ foot bath ad claims rapid relief from tender feet and ailments like corns bunions and swelling. It features testimonials from New York and direct mail offers for a free trial package and money back guarantee.
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A. Coon
New York
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Encampment Plans Reported for National Guard Camps
Official announcements indicate Gov O Neal will authorize July encampments for the state National Guard with regular army instructors present. Campsites to be chosen by regimental colonels. possible shift of funds from an officers school to encampment expenses.
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Frve
Adjutant General
National Guard
Gov O'Neal
Fort McPherson
Regular Army
Montgomery
Mobile Rifles
Jack Mahon
Col Maddog
William Padgett
N. E. Smith
Dave” Johnson
Maddox
Rifles
Grove
Mahon
Thompson
Texas Wonder claims cure for kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder bottle is advertised to cure kidney and bladder issues for men and women and regulate childhood bladder troubles. It promises two months of treatment per bottle, ships by mail for $1.00 if not carried by a local druggist, and notes Alabama testimonials with Dr. E. W. Hall in St Louis.
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Texas
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive
St. Louis
Court actions fill Thursday docket in multiple cases
In Chancery and Law and Equity courts Tuesday actions include Glennon vs Tillman May 27 set, King vs King dismissed, Ackridge vs Ackridge dismissed, several testimonies ordered published, and decree pro confesso in Reed vs Reed. Friday calls include Doe vs Bidwell and Steward vs Cooper. Circuit court lists Driver vs New on trial.
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Chancery Court
Smith
James K. Glennon
Madison Tillman
Nauborne Wilkerson
William M. Boyett
Henry MecDuffy
Margaret King
Henry Clay King
Annie Ackridge
Daniel M. Ackridge
Isabella Royster
Thomas Royster
Charlie Hayes
Bertha Hayes
Mae Arndt
Rudolph Arndt
Sam Williams
Estelle Williams
Mariah M. ‘Uggle
Josiah C. Tuggle
Mary Reed
Bill Reed
Law and Equity Court
Equity
Berney
Union Naval Stores Company
Amelia Frohlrichstein
Messrs. Stevens
McCorvey
Dean
Law
G. Mertz & Co
H. K. Williams
Will Cunningham
Allen Coleman
William Johnson
G. A. Leftwich & Co
Sam Dukes
Conferred Medical School Diplomas in Alabama Ceremony
Dr. E. D. Bondurant presided at the University of Alabama Medical School commencement held at the Lyric theatre due to President Denny's absence from injuries. Governor Emmet O’Neal conferred the Doctor of Medicine and Pharmacy diplomas and addressed graduates on the doctor's role as public sentiment leaders, with the ceremony featuring prize awards and hospital appointments for the new alumni.
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E. D. Bondurant
University of Alabama Medical School
Lyric Theatre
Maplesville
George H. Denny
University
Bondurant
Young Men's Christian Association
D. A. Planck
Dean Bondurant
Emmet O'Neal
O’neal
Isaac Grant Armistead
Grove Hill
Ala
James Howard Blue
Elba
Frederick Felix Paget Boswell
Mobile
Harry Reginald Cogburn
Semmes
Edmondson Swift Shorter Coursc
Eufaula
Leon Dean
Wedowee
Robert Bruce Dodson
Falkville
Daniel Bascom Faust
Clio
William Cook Foshee
Alexander City
James Thomas Gaines
Crossville
George Washington Kiehnhoff
Magnolia Springs
Marion Augustus Kirklin
Andalusia
Michael Jones Lingo
Clapton
Horace Lamar McWhorter
Collinsville
James Devote Perdue
Farmersville
James Walton Terrill
Easter Wood Tucker
Thomasville
Hinton Wright Waters
Brundidge
Lee Weathington
Joseph Marion Weldon
Wetumpka
Leroy Hammond Woodruff
Anniston
John Luther Guice
Grapeland
Texas
George Edward Richerson
Stockton
O'Neal
Bush
J. C. Bush
Daniel B . Faust
Rhett Goode
Bucklen’s Armeca Salve Promoted for Skin Ailments
J T Sussaman of News Cornelius NC says one box of Bucklen’s Armeca Salve helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The product soothes burns bruises boils and reduces inflammation. Sold for 25 cents and recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
J. T. Sussaman
News
Cornelius, N. C
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Gabriel disputes Evans speech misquotations in Mobile
H Gabriel of Mobile signs a statement claiming Dr Evans did not say the cited phrases at a Battle House lecture. He accuses The Mobile Register of misreporting remarks on the milk question and public health, urging accurate reporting and condemning sensational agitation.
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H. Gabriel
Battle House Auditorium
W. A. Evans
Public Health Commissioner of
Chicago
Mr. Gabriel
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Register
Evans
Dr. Evans
Man from Auburn Reports Foley Kidney Pills Cure
A resident of Auburn New York who suffered kidney and bladder trouble treated himself with Foley’s Kidney Pills to avoid time off work. One year later he reports the cure permanent with no pain backache or burning. He recommends Foley Kidney Pills as an effective remedy. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Auburn
New York
Foley
J. A. Farmer
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Inferior Court Imposes Fines and Forfeitures in Local Cases
In a series of inferior court actions W H Fisher failed to appear and bond was forfeited for selling green groceries without a license. Simon Van Der Mulen once a justice of the peace faced embezzlement charges with a $250 bond. Mary Upshaw’s case was continued to May 31. Amelia Hogan and Rosetta Lett were fined $51 or 30 days for a recent fight. Manda Mays fined $25 or 20 days for assault. Alberta Sawyer fined $10 or 24 hours for testifying falsely. Henry White burglary case dismissed for lack of evidence but given 30 days hard labor for pawnbroker theft. T M Franklin unable to prove theft against Joe Austin. costs paid and Austin discharged. Walter Bettis’ pistol charge viewed as trivial. John Gillum to pay costs, Bettis released.
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W. H. Fisher
Inferior Criminal Court
Simon van der Mulen
Thomas A. Taggert
Mary Upshaw
Amelia Hogan
Rosetta Lett
Manda Mays
Mary Longmire
Alberta Sawyer
Henry White
T. M. Franklin
Joe Austin
Austin
Walter Bettis
Chamberlain
John Gillum
Bettis
Japanese Parliament Committee Backs Panama-Pacific Exposition Funds
The committee today reported favorably on a proposed six hundred thousand dollar appropriation for Japan's representation at the Panama Pacific Exposition in California.
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California
Japan
Weather shifts with rain in Gulf and Ohio Valley regions
A low barometer area brings rain to the Lake region and Ohio valley while heavy rain falls in many areas. New Orleans reports 2.70 inches and Galveston 2.30. A cold air wave extends from the Mississippi valley to the North Pacific coast with frosts in the Rockies and generally fair weather elsewhere. Showers forecast for Mobile tonight or Friday as high pressure to the West Gulf brings cooler conditions.
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Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Gulf States
New Orleans
Galveston
Middle
Upper
Mississippi Valley
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic States
Mobile
West Gulf
Andrew U Orr Funeral Notice
Orr Andrew U died Wednesday May 21 at 11 15am in his 60th year. Friends invited to funeral from 352 St Emanuel St to St Vincent's church with requiem mass at 9am. Interment Magnolia cemetery.
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Orr
Andrew U Orr
St. Emanuel St
St. Vincent's Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Cham berlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Aid Digestion
Poor appetites signal impaired digestion and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Thousands benefited. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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