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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1913

Page

8

Romance Begun Ends at Altar in Jersey Rescue Tale

John Anthony Maher and Miss Dolorita O Gorman wed at Senator James A O Gorman's West 108th Street home after a romance sparked by a Jersey coast rescue four years earlier. Maher, Yale 1909 graduate, now runs the Third Avenue Railway. daughter of the senator, Loyola High School graduate, postnuptial mass followed and a reception at the senator's home.

International News Service New York Jersey John Anthony Maher Dolorita O'Gorman James A. O'Gorman O’gorman West One Hundred and Eighth Street Maher Yale Miss O'Gorman Miss O’gorman Mr. Maher Third Avenue Railway Company Edward Maher Albany Loyola High School Loyola School

Cham bers and Liver Tablets Aid Digestion and Appetite

Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets strengthen digestion and improve appetite. Thousands have benefited from taking these tablets. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Beauvoir Mansion Links Jefferson Davis to Confederate Legacy

Historic Beauvoir near Biloxi Mississippi once housed Jefferson Davis after the Civil War. The mansion and grounds, preserved with Davis era furniture and frescoed ceilings, became a Confederate veterans home with ongoing memorial plans as old soldiers die, while Davis wrote The Rise and Fall of the Confederacy before his death in New Orleans in 1889.

Beauvoir Jefferson Davis Mississippi Biloxi Gulfport Mobile United States Senate Davis Beauvoir Plantation Dorsey James Brown Fortress Monroe Norfolk Ginia Nolle England France Memphis Mexico Beauvoir House Beauvoir Yard Gulf Gulf of Mexico New Orleans J.A. Payne

Will of Miss Van Deursen Denies Wesleyan After Cat Theft

Miss Margaret Van Deursen's will, filed in Middletown on May 24, cuts Wesleyan University out of her estate, estimated at 100000 to 150000 dollars, after a student allegedly stole her cat for lab experiments. The $500 bequest to Olympian hurdler James I Wendell shows a softening toward a few individuals.

Miss van Deursen James I. Wendell Wendell Weslyan Miss van Duersen

Lame back treated with Chamberlain's Liniment sold by dealers

A brief health note recommends Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for rheumatic back pain and states it is available from all dealers.

Chamberlain

Texas editor praises Wilson and Brazoria postmaster race

Houston report notes J. J. Moody a Brazoria editor who met President Wilson in Washington. Moody praised Wilson administration and said Brazoria postmaster and U.S. marshal choices would not be settled soon amid Democratic contest for patronage.

Washington

Cafe Advertisement Promotes Lunches at DeBriere’s place

The spot offers Business Men's Lunches from 12 to 2 30 PM with fast service and high quality. Highlights include DeBriere's Famous Java Coffee at 65 cents and a claim of the best eats in the city at 12 South Royal Street.

DeBriere South Royal ST

Man of Riches Dies in Squalor in New York

Dudley Jardine died at seventy five leaving an estate valued over 100000. Once a musician and son of the George Jardine organ firm he lived thirty years under an assumed name in Bowery lodging houses earning 1.25 weekly, eating in mean restaurants and wearing poor clothes. His true identity was uncovered by a Bowery friend and a will found in a custody box revealed safe deposit vaults and wealth.

International News Service New York Dudley Jardine Bowery Ira Hospital Potter’s Field George Jardine George Jardine & Sons Edward Joseph P. Jardine William Smith Wall Street

Electric Bitters Promise Vitality and Health Upgrade

Tired-out nervous men and women would feel ambitious energetic and have a good appetite by taking Electric Bitters a home remedy for stomach liver and kidneys. Mrs O Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY praises it as a great gift. Get a bottle for 50c or 1.00 recommended by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

O. Rhinevault Vestal Center N. Y van Antwerp Drug Corp

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