Funeral Notices for Robert J. Smith and Robert C. Kennedy
The funeral for Robert J. Smith was held from 210 North Lafayette Street and St Marys Church with Rev Fr Eaton. pallbearers included J R Gale and Charles Hall among others. burial in Catholic Cemetery with many floral tributes. Robert C Kennedy also had a 2:30 service from the family home to St Matthew's Catholic Church with Rev Fr Dunne. Mechanics Relief Association pallbearers attended. Magnolia Cemetery burial with floral designs. A final note comments on women and pulchritude.
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Robert J. Smith
North
Lafayette Street
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Eaton
Magpie Camp No. 5
Woodmen of the World
J. R.gale
L. Arras
Charles Hall
William Williamson
John McGinnis
Andrew J. Dowling
Charles Green
John T. Bauer
Robert C. Kennedy
Washington Avenue
Hurtel Street
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
John LD. Dunne
Mechanics’ Relief Association
W. E. Lavinghouse
John H. Moore
Fred Mahler
Albert Lee
L. P. Ludvigsen
William White
The
J. C. Rich
W. F. Walsh
William J. McQuillen
William Vizard
Henry Hess
John Craft
William H. Holcombe
Magnolia Cemetery
World Series Games to Be Broadcast at Item Office
Beginning Friday October 8 free World Series baseball games will be broadcast daily when Boston and Philadelphia play. Expert caller narrates each play with an electric score board. Mobile public invited to hear, 1 p.m. Mobile time, via Associated Press description from Philadelphia and Boston parks.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Associated Press
World Series Opens in Philadelphia With Schedule Set
The article outlines the planned World Series between Boston and Philadelphia with games in Philadelphia and Boston from October 8 to October 14, including a potential seventh game decided by a coin toss. It notes venue capacities, umpires, money splits, travel plan, and the Red Sox as a strong road team.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Braves
Philly
Klein, Rigler
O’loughlin
Evans
National Commission
Commission
Phillies
Quakertown
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Johnny Heydler
Red Sox
World Series Preview Ends In Draw At Waldorf
The preliminary world series held at the Waldorf today ended in a draw after magnates and league officials faced the brunt of the day’s mingling and tensions.
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George R. Holmes
United Press
New York
the Waldorf
Fairhope Community Fair dates set. premiums offered
Fairhope announces the community fair dates October 18 and 19 with more than one hundred dollars in premiums for horticultural, domestic art and cookery, and arts and crafts exhibits. Also reports storm damage to local piers and baths and various social notes from Fairhope residents.
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Fairhope
Ala
Groruds Sawmil
Volanta
Dryer
Daphne
Zandel
Battles Wharf
A. J. Wolf
California
Wolf
New York
A. F. Tetrault
Mobile
Clara Atkinson
Floyd B. Powell
Little Son
Birmingham
Swafford
Baptist Church
Benjamin Rockwell
Rockwells
East Fairhope
C. L. Mershon
A. A. Corbett
Gowanda
N. Y
Tensaw
Gus Hall
Gus E. Brooks
Olive M. Case
Higs
Rochelle Concert and Dramatic Club
Whittier Hall
Baseball schedule listed for three leagues today
National League games include St. Louis at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. American League matchups feature Cleveland at Detroit. Federal League action shows Kansas City at St. Louis and Pittsburgh at Chicago with Baltimore at Newark.
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National League
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Federal League
Kansas City
Baltimore
Newark
Storm damage to crops at Chicora Mississippi
In Chicora Mississippi on October 2 the heavy rain and wind last Wednesday night caused minimal harm to cotton and corn as most crops were already gathered. The rain ended a three month drought that had ruined sugar cane and sweet potatoes. A few farmers expect a small sugar cane and sweet potato crop, only about one tenth of what could have been.
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Chicora
Miss
Graduates Nurses Select Delegation for Montgomery Meet
At a special Mobile Graduate Nurses Association meeting five members were chosen to attend the national convention in Montgomery on Tuesday. The group completed its first year, officers to be re-elected next month, and they plan to tackle important business at the following meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Graduate Nurses’ Association
Medical Society
National Society
Montgomery
Maritime Movements From Mobile Harbor Sat Night
Bay steamer James A Carney chartered by traveling men to sail to New Orleans for business. Alma packet missing on upper river. tug Claude sent to search. International Steamship Co to meet and discuss selling Fort Morgan and Fort Gaines. schooner Albert D Mills sails to Cuban ports. Evadne arrives to load for Cuba. John Quill overhauled and heads upriver. Peerless delayed between Mobile and Alabama river landings.
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James A. Carney
The
Bay Steamship Company
New Orleans
Mobile
Tombigbee
Alma
Peoples Line
Claude
Mobile Towing and Wrecking Company
International Steamship Company
Fort Morgan
Fort Gaines
Albert D. Mills
Cuban
Evadne
Bahamas Timber Company
John Quill
Olilnger & Bruce Dry
Peerless
Alabama
Carolina
Havana
Cuba
Moragues Lumber Company
Pathfinder
New York
Alex Lawrence
Nor
Liverpool
England
Oaklands
Havre
France
Perceler
Antilla
Anna
Australia
Walsh Stevedoring Co
Daniel Bailey
Boston
Mass
J. M. Scott & Bros
Mavisbrook
Newport
Eng
Gulf States
Eged
Viator
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Chameleon
Corinthia
Nassau
M. P
Horace Turner
Kylemhor
Glasgow
Scotland
Tela
United Fruit Co
Procyon
Rusa
VESSELS IN PORT STEAMF ESHIPS AND SHOWNERS LISTS
A fragmentary item lists vessels in port and related terminals. Entries include Turner Terminals Gun Dry Pier 3 Henderson Docks Ollinger Bruce Pier 8 L N Docks and dry docks Pinto N O M C Harbor with notes on laid up and repairing. Progreso Mexico Cuban ports Deveron November 1 148.
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Turner Terminals
Gun Dry Pier
Henderson Docks
Ollinger & Bruce
Schowners
Dry Docks
Pinto Dry Docks
Barks Gui Dry Docks
Barkentines
Hildegarg
Quinger & Bruce Docks
Mobile
Fragmented remark on cotton shipment and hypocrisy in faith
The passage notes a heavy cotton shipment from above landings and questions why men travel out of town for lodge meetings. It also captures a preacher’s challenge to regenerate believers, suggesting hypocrisy is given a chance to rise.
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Thos
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Cole
IJU
Washington Range
Ively
Conti Street
Bell Phone
City Electric CO
E. D. Cain
Prop
Dauphin ST
John Bose
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Cawthon
Young People’s © Jewish Association
B'nai B'rith
Klosky’s
Chas, Schimpf
Adv
Marine News
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Cratheus
Earlswood
Oaxaca
Mex
Senator Bailey
Metlaoni
Ital
Edgar
Ulidria
Tallapoosa
U. S
M.A. Anchorn
Laguna
Niscliffe
Saz
W. Mills
Georgia Gilkey
D. Pickles
John Frances
Souh Ae Southmerica Coast Guard
Progreso, Mex
Wirthmor
Welworth
Wirthmore
Tomor
Smith
Georgette
Neowwear
Cc. J. Gayfer & Company
Axminster
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