Bernhard Leaves Barge Line 10 Asso ciates in Mobile
The resignation of John H. Bernhard as manager of the Alabama and New Orleans Transportation Company, formed to start a motor barge service between New Orleans and the Tuscaloosa coal field, will take effect March 1. Bernhard will stay invested and form a new New Orleans venture. a first barge with pig iron is due in Mobile Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bernhard
Alabama and
New Orleans
Tuscaloosa
Dan Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Farnsworth
Mobile
Alabama & New Orleans Transportation Company
James Gibboney
Bernhard
Algiers Naval Station
William H. Armbrecht
A. J. Parsons
E. O. Fowlkes
Horace Turner
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Historia
The study of roots and herbs inspired Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Mass to create a renowned remedy for women’s ills. Though she has passed, work continues by trained Slants and large quantities of roots and herbs are used in making Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Her
Adv
Admirers of Emerson at Graveside Marriage in Concord
Richard Wightman and Patricia Margaret Street of Saybrook Conn were married today beside Ralph Waldo Emerson’s burial site in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord Mass. Rev Loren B MacDonald officiated as the quartz boulder marking Emerson’s grave stood nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Concord
Mass
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Richard Wightman
Patricia’ Margaret Street
Saybrook
Conn
Philospher
Sleepy Hollow
Emerson
Aege
Loren B. MacDonald
FALL VEGETABLES SHOCK GOTHAMITE IN MOBILE VISIT
Charles W. Rex general director of Wells Amusement Company visited Mobile on Sunday. He rode the county roads in a fast car with E V O Connor of the Lyric and remarked on cabbage beans and tomatoes growing openly in November. Rex praised local conditions and the Lyric before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Rex
Wells’ Amusement Company
Jake Wells
Mobile
E. V. O’connor
The
Lyric
Mr. Rex
New York
Mr. Wells
Police Exhibit Photo and Records on Frank Noonan
Chief of Police Frank W. Crenshaw received a Monday letter from John J. Halpin of Chicago police detailing a photograph and description of Frank Noonan. Noonan was arrested in Mobile last week as a dangerous and suspicious character. The letter includes Noonan’s connections with Chicago and Indianapolis police departments and notes several past sentences for larceny and robbery.
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Frank W. Crenshaw
John J. Halpin
Chicago
Frank Noonan
Mobile
Noonan
Indianapolis
Married in probate court by Judge Price
Albert McClinton of Alabama Port and Miss Lizzie Nelsop of this city were married in the probate court this morning with Judge Price Wilde officiating in the presence of several friends of the contracting parties.
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Albert McClinton
Alabama
Lizzie Nelsop
Protate
Price Wildr
Crown Theater Preview Stages Feature Reels With Roberts and Hull
Sapho presents a big feature reel lineup at the Crown with Fie Roberts and Shelby Hull in top roles. The engagement runs Tuesday and Wednesday with 10 cent admission and a noted 11 32 percent in print.
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SAPHO
Fie Roberts
Shelby Hull
the Crown
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Superior Kidney and Bladder Remedy
An advertisement asserts Foley Kidney Pills offer the best combination of curative medicines for kidney and bladder ailments and urinary irregularities. It cites Mrs. O from Green Bay Wisconsin as a customer example enduring kidney and bladder issues.
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Foley Kidney
Palmer
Willow Street
Green Bay
Wis
Injured convict escapes and returns to jail
Albert Fantroy, serving a sentence on the county road, was injured when a mule-drawn cart ran away and escaped Saturday night from the city hospital. He surrendered to Jailor John T. Brown at the county jail Monday morning, remaining in pain from his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fantroy
Fantroy
John T. Brown
Wilmer Man Freed on Bond in Defamation Case
Mande Brannan of Wilmer waived examination before Judge Henry Chamberlain in the Inferior Criminal court and was released on a $200 bond after being charged with defamation of character. Pearl Snow, Wilmer, is the complainant alleging injury to her character due to disparaging remarks.
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Mande
Brannan
Wilmer
Inferior Criminal Court
Henry Chamberlain
Pearl Snow
Meat Inju rious To The Kidneys
A health notice cites a famed authority claiming meat harms kidneys and raises uric acid levels. It advises daily use of a four ounce rad Salts mixture with lemon lithia to flush kidneys, promising quicker relief from back ache and cloudy urine.
Sulzer Faces Campaign Attacks as Indicted Candidate
William Sulzer, now a Progressive candidate for the state assembly, is attacked as a suborner of perjury amid threats and alleged upstate impeachment testimony. James D. McClelland says evidence will be presented to Albany county DA about Duncan W. Peck’s testimony. Sulzer seeks protection from Mayor Kline, Police Commissioner Waldo, and the district attorney as gunmen and ballot box operatives target his district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Sulzer
State Assembly
Sulzer
Efort
Howard HB. McCall
Tammany
John Purroy Mitchel
Mitchel
Sulwer
High Court of
James D. McClelland
Albany County
Duncan W. Peck
Valley lighted by burning oil wells in Monteri district
Bucharest reports a fire spreading from a large oil well in the Monteri petroleum district. Over twenty five wells are burning fiercely, the valley and hillsides a mass of flames. A loss estimated at five million dollars results from the explosion and ensuing fires. Fighting remains difficult as wells erupt continuously.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Monteri
Forest Rangers and Their Work at National Conservation Congress
Washington expects a miniature exhibit at the Fifth National Conservation Congress November 18 to 20. Foresters will ride trails fight fires and explain forest management with realistic rain storms. Ranges show trail building fire fighting wild game protection and grazing of tens of thousands of sheep and cattle on government lands. A miniature looker-out will demonstrate how rangers detect fires from great distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Conservation Congress
Runaway Steers Trigger City Chaos in New York
In a West Side stock pen escape, sixteen steers ran loose prompting a police gunfight. One man Georgia Beattie was killed and Walter Wangenheim wounded by stray bullets. A steer struck a truck and another injured a policeman. one was shot dead near Cardinal Farley’s home.
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New York
West Side
Georgia ‘Beattie
Walter Wangenheim
Madison Avenue
Cardinal Farley
Cheney's Expectorant Cures Whooping Cough Ad
An advertisement promotes Cheney's Expectorant, claiming it cures whooping cough and croup, relieves nasal discharge and sore throat, and offers a mild laxative effect. Marketed as a fifty year old remedy priced 260 at drug stores, aimed at children.
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DeeRee Cheney
Cheney
Opening of San Fernando aqueduct marks water milestone
Los Angeles will celebrate the opening of the San Fernando aqueduct with a two day event to mark the flood gate release into the San Fernando reservoir. The project costing over 26 million dollars provides about 260 million gallons daily and taps the Owens River in Inyo county delivering water through Haiwee reservoir and tunnels across deserts and mountains.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Fernando Reservoir
Sierras
Inyo County
Owens River
Haiweo Reservoir
Great
Mojave Desert
Coast Range
Government Street Methodist to Add New Entrance
Remodeling at Government Street Methodist church costs several thousand dollars. Services continue in the new Sunday School room while a new entrance on Government street and improvements to the auditorium are constructed. Captain A C Danner chairs the building committee.
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Government Street
Father of Twenty One Commits Suicide in Police Cell
In Stee Dunkirk New York on November 3 John Olenjoniak aged 563, father of twenty one children, hanged himself in a police station cell while under arrest for drunkenness and abusing his children.
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Stee Dunkirk
N.Y
John Olenjoniak
August and Luise Rule Brunswick in Imperial Entry
A somber crowd attended the state entry of Ernest August of Cumberland and Princess Luise of Prussia into Brunswick Germany. The procession moved by coach with eight horses from rail to palace as cavalry dashed by. At the throne steps the duke spoke to cabinet members and deputies, reaffirming his stance amid the empire.
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Brunswick
Germany
Brun
Ernest August of
Cumberland
Luise
Prussia
Newsboy Fatally Hurt After Football Scrimmage
In Lawrence Massachusetts a 15 year old Navy Newsboy, William McCartney, died after a football scrimmage incident. Medical staff say he was kicked in the head during the game and collapsed later, not expected to recover.
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Newsboy
Lawrence
Mass
Navy
Willian McCartney
I the General Hospital
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Ainsworth
Maxwell Chapman
Mrs. Maxwell Chapman
Scranton
Scranton Equal Suffrage League
Edmund P. Jermyn
T. M. O'Malley
Pennsylvania
Anti-Woman Suffrage Association
C. W. Rex
Wells
Road
Forest Rangers
Government Methodist
van Antwerp & Bon
Asda
Bank of Mobile
Panama Auction Company
Cawthon Hotel
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