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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
4
Guarantee to Advertisers in Mobile Newspaper
The Mobile item guarantees advertisers more not paid circulation in the City of Mobile and suburbs than any other Mobile newspaper. The claim has been substantiated by auditors of the Audit Bureau of Circulation for two consecutive six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It Bureau of Circulations
M ‘Hs
Aes Bureau of
City Net
Suburban Met
Mobile
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Daily
Sun
Mobile's Banking Rise Boosts City’s Finances
The First National Bank of Mobile absorbed the assets and business of National City Bank, gaining deposits of six million plus. The move, praised by City Bank leaders, signals strong local finances and a durable, conservative institution set to aid Mobile’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera
Alamo
National Bank
National City Bank
National City Building
United
Mobile
First National Bank
City Bank
EB. J. Buck
City Port Clash Over Islets Keeps Plans in Limbo
The Mobile port dispute centers on a reimbursement clause and potential city loss of island improvements. Commissioner Pillans casts doubt on a full city right, urging legal clarity before further work. The issue delays expert studies and port upbuilding while the state harbor commission prepares its path. The piece also notes Tammany gains in New York and Japan's transport constraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olr
Mobile
Pillans
Wilson
City Commission
City of
Hartwell State Harbor Commission
State Harbor Commission
Thig Commission
State Commission
Hartwell
Senate
Pillians
Mobile visitors and residents listed in lengthy town note
A long list of visitors and residents converges on Mobile including F C Denning of Grand Bay citrus grower and others from New Orleans Memphis Pensacola and Chicago. Notables include Adjutant General G J Hubbard and J T George while many locals and travelers conduct business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Denning
Grana Bay
Ala
Mobile
J. T. George
New Orleans
John D. Molnnis
Memphis
G. J. Hubbard
James Freeman
Sistant
The
Southern Railway
Birmingham
F. Coje
Demopolis
Robert L. Katz
Kuppenheimer Clothing Company
L. H. Meyer and
Song
Katz
Battle House
B. H. Klogg
Dallas
Texas
W. P. Lay
Gadsden
S. L. Maddox
Atlanta
R. C. Lewis
B. V. Wright
Laurel
Miss
G. Lipsley
G. M. Talmage
G. N. Harris
BE. J. Collins
T. P. Carson
Calvert
H. G. Marsh
T. H. Deeves
W. R. Cambell
Anniston
J. H. Feist
Tensaw
G.F. Reed
Blanville
S. Rainey
Macon
T. P. Lawmar
Atlanta, Ga.; A. R. Bergier
Atlanta, Ga
T. B. Trott
Washington, D. C
C. E. McVins
Orrville
R. D. Busbee
Vinegar Bend
E. A. Fulton
T. C. Demming
Grand Bay
T. W. Karel
Selma
J. 8. Carpenter
Liu
Cawthon
L. H. Pratt
St. Paul
Minn
Troy
Ira B. Thompson
Bay Minette
M. I Stinson
Jacksonville
Fla
J. F. Winans
East Orange
N. J
0. G. Goldman
A. T. Watkins
Semmes
C. B. McKinnon
C. D. Morrow
Walnut Hill
J. O. Willis
Columbus
J. W. Dodge
Chicago
Klosky’s
C. P.tumnel
Louisville, Ky
Carl S. Peck
Citronelle
P. L. Whatley
Wilmer
T. B. Pace
Satsuma
R. G. Quinn
Bromley
H. A. Brunson
Gulfport
Savage
P. S. Youngblood
New York City
W. A. Robinson
New_York City
Marion Pate
Willard Summer
York
M. Jones
Moss Point
P. C
Hardy
Jackson
J. T. Andrews
Montgomery
C. B. Joy
St. Louis
C. W. McCreary
Louisville
H. B
Hix
Minter
J. M. Stanley
Silas
A. B. Logan
Sunflower
L. A. Douglas
Brewton
Frank Boykin
R. B. Raymond
J. N. Flemming
Gilberttown
R. B. Sargent
Pascagoula
Miss. Windsor
B. J. Levis
Summerdale
B. A. Baker
Flomaton
Fire damages multiple homes on Wilkinson and Maryland streets
A Tuesday fire originating in a rear area of 813 South Wilkinson destroyed the one story frame residence of Annie Palmer and spread to 811 Wilkinson damaging Haywood Jones home. 809 Wilkinson suffered fire damage while 509 Maryland occupied by McHenry Gordon and 611 Maryland occupied by Regina Tranter sustained slight damage. Leaders Club at the Y M C A elected E O Newbery president and Ernest Ash secretary treasurer Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Wilkinson Street
Annie Palmer
Haywood Jones
Sparks
Florence Pet
Piet Richardson
Maryland Street
McHenry Gordon
A. Fermier
Leader Club
Leaders’ Club
E. 0
Newberry
Ernest Ash
Life Story of the New First Lady of the Land
The chapter details Mrs Galt after her husband’s death in 1908. She buys out her jewelry partners and runs the business with aid from H C Bergheimer. She pursued travel and intellectual interests, planning her own trips and guiding details herself with nine trips to Europe and Spain noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Galt
Galt
Hoss
Galt Jewelry Store
H. C. Bergheimer
The
Ope
Gertrude
Kioto Hotel Welcomes Diplomats for Coronation Events
Diplomatic corps and envoys gather in Kioto for the coronation ceremonies as hotel suites house items funded in a five million dollar coronation budget. Mayor Inouye hosts a historic dinner for press and geisha dances, while cabinet members discuss the Chinese question and Yuan Shikai’s monarchist stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Kioto
Imperial Household
Inouye
Empire
Doshisha Christian College
Joseph Neesima
Boston
Yuan Shi Kai
Question Box Answers on Patriotic Societies and Home Tips
Readers asked about patriotic societies the column cannot fully cover due to space. Other questions address cleaning white floss shawl with sifted flour and identifying watering of milk by testing with a polished knitting needle. The era of good feeling spanned 1817 to 1822 with Monroe winning in 1821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. S. L
Ans
Federal
Monroe
Dredging Progress Hails Panama Canal Channel Breakthrough
Dredging operations in the new Panama Canal channel at Gaillard Cut advance with a nine hundred foot wide and thirty feet deep passage expected by mid December. Dredges remove over 1,000,000 cubic yards monthly as engineers note the bottom’s upward bulge slowing and anticipate continued dredging into next month before opening for use early next year. Washington reports the rural credits committee begins daily sessions to refine bills on land and personal credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal
L’gaillard Cut
Ber
Washington
Congressional Rural Credits Committee
Congress
Horoscope for Wednesday November 10 1915
The astrology reads this as an unimportant day with faint planetary influence. Mercury benevolent. advertising improves. publicity and accounting gain. speechmaking aided. architects see activity and profit ahead while libel issues rise with winter. European war troubles Britain and unrest in New Zealand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Great Britain
New Zealand
United States
Mexico
Look for Work Promised by Healthful Diet Aid
An advertisement urges readers to gain strength and stamina by using Scott's Emulsion. It claims rich blood, strong lungs, and healthy digestion improve work performance in business, school, and house chores. The copy dates Bloomfield New Jersey producers Scott & Bowne and ends with a price cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott’s. Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Scorpio Forecast Mixed for Year Ahead
The text hints at mixed predictions for Scorpio individuals. It warns of possible accidents in the coming year and suggests anxious times. It notes self-willed youth with blunt speech may gain many friends, and mentions marriage luck for girls under this sign.
German conspirators enter not guilty pleas in New York
In New York on November 10, Robert Fay and four men linked to him by the government faced not guilty pleas as a court docketed the German conspirators case. Prosecutors accuse them of involvement in a plot tied to wartime activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Fay
defendants plead not guilty to trying to blow up munitions ships
The defendants, charged in an indictment returned yesterday, pleaded not guilty. They requested bail reduction, but Judge Howe kept $25,000 bail per case. A speedy trial within three weeks was promised. Fay, Scholz, and Bronkhorst remained unable to post bail and were remanded to the Tombs, while Breita and Heinzle, free on $25,000 bonds, were released with bondsmen continuing security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Knox
Fay
Walter Scholz
Englebert Bronkhorst
Max Breita
Herbert—Hienzle
Eminent Authorities Endorse Dr. Pierce Remedies
Leading medical figures including Dr. Eberle Dr. Braithwaite and Dr. Simon endorse urine analysis as key to treatment. Write to Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo institute with a urine sample for free advice. A new remedy surpasses lithia in removing uric acid and popular products include Anuric and Pierce’s Favorite Prescription along with Golden Medical Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberle
Braithwaite
Simon
Dr. Pierce
Su Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
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Mobile, Ala
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Finance
Yenr
Seville
Christian I
New York Evening Post
Murphy
Tammany
Okuma
Far East
Pine Belt News
W. T. Neal
Estambra County
Duroc
Baldwin County
General Assembly of
Alabama
G. Goldman
J. Myercough
J. H. Strode
Cleveland
Waterloo
G Richards
J. EF. Justice and Wife
J. W. Dodge, Jr
Ill
Supreme Court
Claude A. Grayson
Will G. Caffey
H. M., Caffey
David H. Edington
G. T. McCorvey
C. J. Torrey
F. G. Bromberg
R. T. Ervin
A. H. Howell
American Bureau of Animal Life
State of
Florida
T. Fenwick
Clement M
E. H. Britton
Ole
Bugs
Conti Street
Southern Express Company
Canada
Havana
Cuba
Tapia
Dauphin
Britton
Rags
Western Electric Co
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