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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

5

Maine Heroes to Be Honored Memorial Day in New York

Memorial Day programs in New York will include three major parades and a dedication ceremony for the Maine memorial at Central Park. The North Atlantic fleet will parade with sailors from the cruiser Cuba and blue jackets from twelve battleships, joined by local troops and 10,000 militiamen.

Associated Press New York Maine Grand Army Cuba Island Republic Iith Maine Memorial Columbus Circle Central Park United States Hawaii Hudson River Yankton Gaynor Coast Artillery Menocal Cramps Yards Philadelphia Hudson

Keio Univers ity tops Le land Stanford in twelve innings

In Tokio today Keio University baseball defeated Land Stanford Jr University 3 to 2 after twelve innings. Japanese students carried the stars and stripes to cheer the California players during the opener of the series.

Associated Press Tokio Keio University Leland Stanford, Jr California

English labor men oppose amb Page

The London Troppies Council of 50 000 unionists passed a resolution denouncing Walter H Page as ambassador to England from America. It urged Sir Edward Grey to protest against his reception, citing his anti union stance and noting Doubleday Page & Co. employ a non union shop and opposed the eight hour day.

Walter H. Page Associated Press London London Troppies Council England America Sir Edward Grey Page Doubleday, Page & Co New York

Strike Hits Hyde Park Mills Over Wages

About 1200 workers at the B. F. Sturtevant Company and Becker Milling Company in Hyde Park walk out demanding a 20 percent raise and better conditions. The plants are controlled by Governor Eugene N. Foss. The vote for the strike happened last night.

Associated Press Boston B. F. Sturtevant Company Becker Milling Company Hyde Park Eugene N. Foss

Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic Advertises Old Standard

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless malaria tonic as a general strengthener. It claims to drive malaria from the blood and to arouse the liver, building up the system for adults and children. Price listed as 50 cents.

Field Marshal Goltz Seeks Retirement Request

Berlin May 29 Field Marshal Kolmar von der Goltz a noted strategist has asked Emperor William for retirement. He entered the army in 1861 and fought in the Prussian and Franco German wars and would have led the main German army in any future war.

Associated Press Berlin Kolmar von der Goltz William

Wicomico Woman Praises Cardui Tonic Recovery

A letter from Mrs Lenora C Seawell of Wicomico Virginia attributes dramatic health recovery to Cardui the woman’s tonic. She describes a greenish yellow complexion loss of appetite and years of suffering before noting swift improvement after using part of a bottle. The Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises further guidance.

Cardui Cardus N. B Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn

Japan Warned to Use Caution in California Question

London Standard editorial urges Japan to treat the California land issue as a business matter, avoiding race sentiment. It warns that unrestricted admission could invite China and notes Western powers would oppose any alienation of allied nations. The piece stresses prudence to preserve ties with Britain and the United States.

Associated Press Byondon California Standard Japan United States Columbia China Western World Great Britain America Great Republic

Cerlain’s Cough Remedy Promoted By Purchases And Testimonials

The advertisement touts rising sales and voluntary testimonials as proof of cure for coughs and colds. It urges readers to try the remedy for themselves or their children and notes availability through all dealers.

Charred Bones Found in De Kalb County Home Murder

De Kalb county police seek Wade Stevens, 19, son of Mrs. Sarah Stevens, after charred remains of Mrs. Stevens and adopted daughter Nellie were found in the McDonough road home. Coroner’s jury ordered his detention. he allegedly intended to flee to Chattanooga, but was not charged.

Associated Press Atlanta de Kalb County Wade Stevens Sarah Stevens McDonough Road

Eyelids Cured by Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil

An advertisement proclaims Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil cures worst eyelid cases regardless of duration. It promises pain relief and healing simultaneously with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.

Porter

Judge avid to land Geraldine Wingate in New York case

In New York on May 29 Judge Swann labeled Geraldine Wingate the "most dangerous woman" he faced as police seek her as a witness in Joseph Raho's case. Ada Miller testified Wingate used Miller as a decoy to ensnare men. Wingate allegedly posed as a white slave investigator in Chicago. General Lunsford Lomax, Confederate cavalry hero, dies at 79. to be buried in Warrenton, Virginia.

Associated Press New York Geraldine Wingate Swann Court of General Sessions Joseph Raho Ada Miller Wingate Raho Miller Chicago Admiral Wingate L. L. Lomax Washington Lunsford L. Lomax Robert E. Lee Warrenton Thoreday

Georgia Vets Honor Guests of Bostonians

Forty six Confederate veterans from Atlanta’s Old Guard arrived in Boston for Memorial Day exercises and were hosted by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. They toured Lexington and Concord, visited Col. Benton’s Belmont estate, and will march to the state house and place a floral tribute on the Sailors and Soldiers monument at Boston Common before meeting E W Kinsley Post 113 Grand Army.

Associated Press Boston Old Guard Atlanta Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Lexington and Concord Everett C. Benton Belmont State House Boston Common E. W. Kinsley Grand Army

Cy Young Leads Cleveland to Loss in Chicago Tilt

Cy Young, veteran pitcher, arrived in Chicago at the head of Cleveland’s Federal League club and was defeated by the Chicago team 9 to 1 yesterday. The game featured Young’s return to the city where he once starred and marked a high profile interleague clash.

CY Young Associated Press Chicago Cleveland

A Good Dentist Urges Care For Teeth And Routine

The article emphasizes a dentist’s dedication and warns against neglecting dental health. It notes the dentist’s call for regular brushing with a standard dentifrice and implies a patient should heed professional guidance.

Sozodont Powder and Tooth Paste Praised Worldwide Dentifrice

A flood of unsolicited letters from dentists worldwide extols Sozodont Powder and Sozodont Tooth Paste as supreme dentifrices. They purify enamel, reach tiny crevices, and leave a lasting clean mouth feel with no grit or acid. Doctors, though, recommend proper use and a druggist stock.

Cadet Prize Drill Set at University Military School

Cadet battalion will stage a Thursday prize drill at Monroe Park at 65 o clock with three cadet companies competing for a gold medal, a military watch fob, and a sword. Individual drills, then an exhibition, judged by local militia officers. Graduation exercises follow Friday at 10 o clock in Battle House Auditorium with Dr Marion T Gaines presenting nineteen diplomas.

University Military School Monroe Park John Mahon Pettibone Military Supply Company Battle House Marion T. Gaines

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