Germany to halt warship voyage to Mexico officials say
Berlin reports the German government will not send additional warships to Mexico. The battleships Kaiser and Koenig Albert and the cruiser Strasburg, ordered to depart Germany in December, will not visit Mexico. Official line cites purely technical and non political reasons.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Foreign Office
Mexico
Kaiser
Koenig Albert
Strasburg
Germany
Treat Rheumatism With Toris Compound and Sarsaparilla
From age fifty the body declines and toxins may cause rheumatism in joints and muscles. A doctor recommended remedy uses Toris compound and syrup of sarsaparilla in whiskey, to be taken before meals and at night, with the claim of quick benefits and urging to avoid patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Pharmaceutical Laboratories of
Chicago
Honorary Degree for Col Roosevelt at Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on November 11 the University awarded Col Roosevelt a doctor of laws honorary degree. Estanislao Zeballos urged US Caribbean dominance to deter European intervention, noting Argentina favors Pan Americanism and mutual hemispheric ties. Roosevelt agreed Argentina does not require Monroe doctrine protection and urged regional self respect.
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Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Roosevelt
Estanislao Zeballos
United States
Caribbean Sea
Senor Zeballos
Europe
Argentina
New Haven Bond Issue Declared Illegal in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Bank Commissioner George H Newhall ruled the proposed 67000000 bond issue of the New Haven Railroad would violate state law requiring earnings to be twice interstate charges. The decision bars Rhode Island trust companies from holding the bonds and saves banks from purchasing them.
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Providence
R. L
New Haven
Rhode Island
George H.’ Newhall
Makes Face Young- Tightens Love Ties
A first person account describes fears of losing male affection due to a tired look. The writer credits a saxolite lotion and mercolized wax treatment for a dramatic, ten day facial transformation yielding a younger, clear complexion and renewed self confidence.
Passenger Rate Case Argued Before Alabama Railroad Board
Legal arguments in the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis passenger rate case were heard by the Alabama Railroad Commission. Judges from Nashville Huntsville Birmingham represented the railroad and the state. The commission may rule within days after evidence was presented. the Louisville and Nashville Central of Georgia Western Railway of Alabama and South and North Alabama Railroad lines face a 2 12 cent rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
St. Louis
Alabama Railroad Commission
Claude Walker
Nashville
A. B E. Spragins
Huntsville
Samuel D. Weakley
Birmingham
Railroad Commission
Louisville and Nashville
Central of Georgia
The
Western Railway of Alabama
South and North Alabama Railroad Company
Three Outrages in British Isles
Militant suffrage arson squads caused three outrages in the British Isles. A bomb wrecked the Cactus house in Manchester with $50,000 in collections. Begbrook near Bristol suffered major fire damage. The Bowling and Tennis club house at Catford southeast of London burned. Suffrage literature and petroleum cans found at all scenes with no clues to the criminals.
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London
British Isles
Alexander Park
Manchester
Begbrook
Bristol
Catford
Harvard Club of Japan Seeks Peace Lectures
The Harvard Club of Japan voted to invite Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell and Col Theodore Roosevelt to give a series of lectures in Japan. The goal is mutual understanding and friendship between Japan and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Harvard Club of Japan Today
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Monument to Mark Twain Delayed Unveiling
A bronze statue of Mark Twain, completed in Hannibal Missouri, will not be unveiled this year. The figure stands on a granite base at Riverview park overlooking the Mississippi, where Twain spent his boyhood days.
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Associated Press
Hannibal
Mark
Twain
Humorist
Riverview Park
Mississippi River
Auto strikes mail post in Cedar and Dauphin crash
Shortly before 5 pm Monday an automobile owned by Gregory L. Smith hit an iron post supporting a mailbox at Cedar and Dauphin streets. The post bent slightly and the car sustained minor damage. Mr. Smith was in the vehicle at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory L. Smith
Cedar and
Dauphin Streets
Smith
Nervous and Sick Headaches Cause and Cure
A medical note links headaches to nervousness and illness. It cites torpid liver constipation and stomach disorders as underlying causes and mentions Dr King’s remedy as a suggested treatment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teke
King
NoRadhe Riparther
Dummer Academy Football Players Fight Flames
South Eyfield Mass November 11. Dummer academy football squad members battled a fire in the commons preventing spread to other buildings. They evacuated through smoke filled halls then, guided by quarterback signals, sprayed buckets and hoses until the blaze was under control.
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South Eyefield
Mass
Dummer Academy
Post Offices Offer to Affix Postage for Christmas Mail
Washington November 11 The post office department announced that postmasters and assistants will affix postage on second third and fourth class mail upon request. Stamps will be pre cancelled to speed service during the holiday rush and reduce crowding in lines.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Deaths and Funerals Margie Holt Dies After Brief Illness
After a brief illness Margie Adell Holt one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Holt died Monday night at the family home near Marine Street. The remains were sent to Flomaton Alabama Tuesday morning for burial.
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Margie Adell Holt
W. H. Holt
Street
Marine
Flomaton
Ala
Railroad Benevolent Association Leaders Named
Dyas of the Railroad Benevolent Association and union figures A. Smith C. G. Hutchinson G. Be. Chisholm and E. A. Brunnier are listed as officers or key members in a recent union assembly.
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Dyas
The
Railroad Benevolent Association
A. Smith
C. G. Hutchinson
Carpenters’ Union
G. BE. Chisholm
E. A. Brunnier
Cortright Rites Held for Local Resident
Egbert F. Cortright aged 43 died in McDonaghville La after six years residence. He was a native of this city and husband of Virginia Koopman. Funeral was Sunday at 3 PM with burial in McDonaghville cemetery.
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Egbert F. Cortright
Virginia Koopman
McDonaghville
McDonaghville Cemetery
Remains of Mrs Shugrue buried in local Catholic cemetery
The remains of Mrs. Wilhelmina Shugrue who died Sunday at the Home for the Aged of the Little Sisters of the Poor were interred Monday afternoon in the Catholic cemetery with Rev. Father Kennedy conducting the service. She was 1 years old and a native of Germany with many friends in the city. Mrs. Francis McFadden, 71, a former Summerville Tennessee resident, died Monday at the home of her son-in-law H C Bedford 63 South Wilkinson Street after a short illness. She had lived in Mobile eight months and is survived by four daughters including Mrs. H C Bedford and Mrs. J H Miller.
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Wilhelmina Shugrue
Little Sisters of the Poor
Father Kennedy
Francis McFadden
Summerville
Tenn
H. C. Bedford
South
Wilkinson Street
Mobile
City
J. H. Miller
Little Rock
Mrs Martha Louise Foster Dies After Illness at 67
Mrs Martha Louise Foster 67 died after a lingering illness at the home of her son in law Gabriel Touart 105 Raps Avenue The Greensboro Ala native and Hale County born widow of David N Foster is survived by two daughters Mrs Touart and H Morton Butler of Millington Tenn a brother in Greenville and several grandchildren She was a longtime member of St Francis Street Methodist Church.
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Martha Louise Foster
David N. Foster
Greensboro
Hale County
Ala
Gabriel G. Touart
Raps Avénue
Remains of Frank A Evans Arrive in Mobile
The well known liveryman Frank A Evans arrived in Mobile from Birmingham Alabama on Tuesday morning. He died Sunday night after several months illness. The funeral is set for 4 p.m. at his home 101 Spring Hill. Survived by four daughters Claudia Lillian Erie and Sarah, sons John K Evans and James Dudley Evans, his wife, four stepsons Miller J A and A B Ne les, and many friends in Mobile and elsewhere.
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Frank A. Evans
City
Mobile
Birmingham
Ala
Spring Hill
da Claudia
Lillian
Erie
Sarah
John K. Evans
James Dudley Evans
Miller
J. A
A. B. Neles
D. D. D. Opens New Era in Care of Skin Disease
Prominent Connecticut physicians highlight D. D. D. as a new treatment for eczema and skin diseases. A Professor Budiong discusses patient cases and promises rapid itching relief and eventual cure while advocating current medical usage.
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Mobile, Ala
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Alexandrovitch
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Sweden
Imperial Family
Grand Duchess Marie
Col. Roosevelt
University of Buenos Ayres
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Manhattan Dye Works
Robinson
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Harvard Club OF Japan
C. J. Gayfer & Co. Mobile
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Astrachan
Scott
Armand Heil
Martha L. Roscher
Budiong
Connecticut
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