Patrick insists pardon was not part of deal
Albert T. Patrick in Tulsa issues a statement denying any business deal behind his Sing Sing pardon for the William Marsh Rice murder. He says former Governor Dix granted the pardon solely due to his claimed innocence and that Milliken’s mining property option was a separate business matter.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William Marsh Rice
John T. Milliken
New York
Dix
Milliken
Patrick
County Board Inspects Roads North of Mobile
The Board of Revenue and Road inspected all public roads north of Mobile up to Cutronsile and Calvert under orders from President A. G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revenue and Road
Mobile
Cutronsile and
Calvert
A. G
Vitalitas Demonstration Hits Washington Powerfully
Atlanta congressman William Schley Howard lauds Vitalitas as a remedy for indigestion and other ailments. He recalls personal use and claims two dollars bought what two thousand dollars could not. The piece notes a demonstration at Sutton's Drug Store and invites further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Wm. Schley Howard
South
Washington
Statesman
Sutton’s
Wind delays Mallory liner Sabine suffers long tow
The American steamer Sabine, chartered to Mallory Steamship, ran nearly 36 hours overdue due to northers off Key West and the Gulf. She docked Monday evening. She will depart Tuesday night for New York via Key West and Tampa with passengers and cargo. Other arrivals include the C J Reward with 71 000 cocoanuts and the Belvernon with 15 000 banana bunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
Mallory Steamship Company
Key West
Gulf
New York
Tampa
C. J. Reward
Mobile and
Ohio
G. Mertz & Co
Belvernon
United Fruit Company
C. W. Mills
Claude
Louisville and Nashville
Spain
Tarpon
Pensacola
Florida
City
Harry T. Inge
Belize
Frednes
A. T. & N. Announces Change of Schedule
A. T. and N. changes enable morning train from Calvert Alabama to reach Tuscaloosa by 5 08 p m and Birmingham by 7 p m the same day. Connections with Alabama Great Southern at York offer final arrivals along the line that afternoon. From December 1 1914 tickets Calvert to York allow a 24 hour stop over at any station on the line aiding travel to Tuscaloosa Birmingham Meridian and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Ala
Southern Railway
Mobile
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Tuscaloosa
York and
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Birmingham
Alabama Great Southern
York
Meridian
Miss
Albama
Tennessee
Northern
Plans to repel possible German invasion discussed in Commons
In London the Under Secretary for War Tennant told MPs that the navy would prevent a raid and drive invaders to sea. Emergency committees are forming in counties and instructions are being issued to civilian defense groups as the government weighs future steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
War Tennant
W. C. Bridgman
Shropshire
War Office
Satsuma Day Aids Set With 75 Fruit Cartons
Warley announces packing the finest satsuma fruit in cartons of about 75 pieces for mail or express shipment. Cartons cost 1 25. Orders available through G G Card, Evans at the Y M C A, or Warley Fruit Co. A Friday noon meeting will finalize parade details with decorated autos and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warley
G. G. Card
Chamber of Commerce
Evans
Warley Fruit and
Fire at Florida Industrial School prompts grand jury review
Coroner's jury completed inquiry into the November fire that destroyed the Flor ida Industrial School main building, killing ten. Verdict withheld until grand jury meets next Monday, with testimony suggesting incendiary origin. Governor Trammell and Attorney General West arrived to oversee the probe. board of managers also investigates. No public details yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Fla
Florida Industrial School
Trammell
West
Board of Managers
Ordinance Levying City of Mobile Tax for 1914 15
The Board of Commissioners of Mobile levies a tax of 0.75 percent for the tax year October 1 1914 to September 30 1915 on all taxable property listed in Mobile. Objections period has closed and rebates from Mobile County authorities may be credited to the tax collector. The ordinance takes effect upon adoption and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mobile
Mobile Item
Alabama
Board of Commissioners
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile County
Mobile City Special Bond Tax Ordinance for 1914 15
The Mobile City Commissioners enact a special tax of three and one half tenths of one percent on all taxable property for the year ending September 30 1915 to support interest and principal on City debt dated October 1 1907 totaling 1 804 000.00. The tax collector is authorized to credit rebates from Mobile County for state and county taxes. The ordinance requires adoption and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mobile
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Mobile County
Cotton market opens steady amid yarn demand notes
New Orleans reports a quiet steady cotton market with better yarn business from English mills. Texas rains improve ground conditions for plowing while heavy export movement to England over 60,000 bales by noon kept selling in check. prices showing 2 to 5 points declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas
England
New York Cotton Market Steady After Opening Decline
Cotton futures closed steady as the market absorbed liquidation and held near the day’s lows. Prices showed brief rallies of 2 to 3 points amid light activity with December shorts covering, while Liverpool fell about 2 points. Spot cotton remained quiet with middling uplands at 7.75 and middling gulf at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Shipments In Savannah
Naval Stores report from Savannah on November 24 shows turpentine firm at 44.5 cents with receipts of 885 casks and rosin firm at 3,841 barrels. Quoted grades B through M range from 3.45 to 4.75 dollars per barrel, with higher values for N Weg and Ww grades at 6.45, 5.70, and 5.95 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Money Market Report from New York
Mercantile Paper 5 5 1-2 percent. Sterling exchange irregular. Sixty days bills 4 86.50, cables 4 90.35, demand 4 89.65. Bar silver 49 3-8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Market
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Sales Report
Liverpool spot cotton shows irregular demand and steady prices with American mids staying near 4.47 to 5.47 as of November 24. Total sales reach 8 000 bales with 6 500 American and 1 000 for speculation and export. receipts 10 293 bales all American. futures closed quiet with May June around 4.16 and October November about 4.32.
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Liverpool
Grain and Provisions Prices in Chicago Market
Cash grain and provisions report from Chicago shows wheat and corn bids, oats and rye prices, barley, timothy, clover, and pork products. Notable figures include No. 2 red wheat around 1.15 to 1.16, No. 2 yellow corn near 7h to 4, oats at around 50 cents, rye about 1.07, barley 60 to 78, timothy 3.75, clover 10 to 14, pork 17, lard 10.12, and ribs 9.75 to 10.75.
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Chicago
Eee Ee Ee
GOR
JAM
Eereee Ewee
Eee
Marriage Licenses Reported From Probate Court
Marriage licenses were issued Tuesday from the probate court to James Henry Sewell and Missouri Belle Danzey, Sidney Willie Pickens and Genevieve Antoinette Lea, Michael Jonas Lingo and Marie Louise Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry Sewell
Missouri
Belle Danzey
Sidney Willie Pickens
Genevieve Antoinette Lea
Michael Jonas Lingo
Marie Louise Dixon
Country must aid the federal reserve banks
Benjamin Strong Jr. urges patience and cooperation with the Federal Reserve Board to ensure the success of the new monetary system. He argues gradual adoption, standardization of paper bills, and broad cooperation by banks and merchants to prevent disarray and maintain sound business practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P Ress
New York
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Benjamin Strong, Jr
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York City
Strong
Merchants Association
Mr. Strong
Congress
Third of Box Car Thieves Is Guilty
William Gross convicted in city court of receiving a stolen butter keg valued at $18 from Swift Packing Company and remanded to jail for sentence. He is part of a downtown box car theft ring tied to fatal confrontations with detectives and other convicted accomplices already serving prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gross
Swift Packing Company
Gross
Raymond Payton
Pearson
Frank McKinnis
Tom Boltz
Robert Ward
Chile Vows to Stop German Breaches of Neutrality
Lima dispatches report Chile will halt alleged German neutrality breaches at Valparaiso naval station. Germans gathered coal and provisions aboard ships, and Chilean authorities say they will act even if it means war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Kaiser
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Valparaiso
Thanksgiving Services at Temple Shaarat Shomayin
Special Thanksgiving Day services will be held Thursday at the Temple Shaarat Shomayin with a musical program and Dr. A. G. Moses delivering a sermon reflecting the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaarat Shomayin
A. G. Moses
Lime Treatment in Tuberculosis in 1912 AMA Journal
The 1912 AMA Journal notes calcium based therapy for pulmonary tuberculosis. Van Giesen reports partial lung consolidation with regression and cleared sputum under a calcium regimen. Eckman’s Alterative, containing calcium, is marketed as safe and non habit forming with no opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
van Giesen
Chica
Eckman
Strenuous Collector Charged After Assault Incident
Duke Kinney, a white installment collector, faced charges for hurting Mattie Harris, a Black woman, after an argument over unpaid clothes. Kinney alleged the women were aggressors while describing being struck with a 2x4 during the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Kinney
Mattie Harris
Kinney
Cattle Theft Charge Against Noted Offender
Willis Collins, previously jailed for cattle theft, was arrested Tuesday near Kushla by Chief Field Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch and Special Officer Charles Smith. He is jailed on the old offense for allegedly stealing a fine cow from Mrs. Jane Seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Collins
Kushla
Dennis Lynch
Charles Smith
Collins
Jane Seals
Exposition Walkers Reach Mobile After Desert Trek
T B Jackley and wife with Jack Dawson arrived in Mobile after an over fourteen month foot journey from San Francisco advertising the Panama Pacific Exposition. They claim to be among the few to cross the American desert on foot. Their income comes from selling souvenir postcards of the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Jackley
Jack Dawson
Mobile
Ocean Springs
San Francisco
American Desert
Not Guilty Of Car Theft Acquittal In City Court
Andrew Williams, described as a Negro, was acquitted in city court on Tuesday afternoon of burglarizing a railroad car. Attorney William McLeod represented the defendant. The case of J. H. Henley, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, was continued until December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Williams
William McLeod
J. H. Henley
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Pazo Ointment
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 60c.
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Vitalitas
Washington, DC
Ial
Acen
Alge
Dauphin Street
Jona Peas
Brazil
Sicily
Johnson
Malaga
Nee
Bell's
Candy Superior
Paradise
Ford
Sultana Brand Coffee
Sae
EL Ryad Brand
A. & P. Creamery
Pountl
Mallory
Commons
Great Britain
Pall Mall Gazette
Emden
Satsuma
Federal Reserve Banks
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Braswell's Drug
College
Charge
Walkers
Frisco
Anita C. Thurley
Common St
Ada H. Murray
Charleston St
Henderson Burtanog
S. Hamilton J. ©. Campbell
Monroe &J
Waring Inge
Government St
Edward Waldorf
S. Jefferson St
Sewall C. Southard
Florida St
Empire Theatre
Ots
Evelyn Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
General Film Company
Bijou Amusement Co., Inc
JOS. Bianchi
Mgr
Seean
Edith Storey
Vitagraph
Hope Foster
Tom Mix
Goldie Colwell
John E. Ince
Justina Huff
Lubin
George Ade
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