Coleman Declines Col one Candidacy in Mobile Area
Major A N Coleman of Fort De t. Ala will not seek the colonel’s post to fill the vacancy created by J G Hubbard’s adjutant general appointment. Coleman plans to run for lieutenant colonel, a role now held by Maddox, as Mobile regimental command returns for the first time since the Spanish American War. Sergeant John L Sweeney arrives from Montgomery to lead infantry practice and Gulf Coast Fair exhibit work alongside Sergeant Pahnke for the medical corps sanitary display.
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Mobile Battalion
First Regiment
A. N. Coleman
Fort Det. Ala
J. G. Hubbard
Coleman
Maddox
Mobile
James Wade Cox
John L. Sweeney
Montgomery
Pahnke
U. S. Medical Corps
Fire on St. Emanuel Street Prompted Alarm
On Wednesday morning at 7 50 a still alarm was sent in as Aerial Truck No 4 and Hose Company responded to a street fire on St Emanuel Street.
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St. Emanuel Street
Stabbed by Husband in Domestic Row at Broad and Locust
Jeff Lewis stabbed his wife in the neck at 6 30 p m Tuesday at their Broad and Locust home. The wounded woman was taken to the city hospital and was not expected to survive. Lewis fled the scene and fled to Mobile after two years in Dothan Alabama.
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Jeff Lewis
Broad
Locust Streets
Lewis
Mobile
Dothatr Ala
What Men Will Wear by Jacobson Clothing Co
Jacobson Clothing Company releases a stylish fall and winter men’s wear booklet titled What Men Will Wear. The 1900s era catalog features Strouse & Brothers designs from Baltimore and is sold in Mobile exclusively by Jacobson’s. The firm emphasizes fair dealing and good will toward customers and staff. Copies are available free on request.
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Jacobson Clothing Company
Strouse & Brothers
Baltimore
Mobile
Jacobson
Porter Charlton Trial Began at Como Italy
The trial of Porter Charlton, son of former Judge Paul Charlton, opened in Como with formal procedures. Charlton faces charges for the five year old Lake Como homicide of his wife Mary C. Scott of San Francisco. Baron Sciacca presides. Crown Prosecutor Maline leads for the state.
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Como
Italy
Paris
Porter Charlton
Charlton
Paul Charlton
Lake Como
Mary C. Scott
San Francisco
Baron Sciacca
Maline
Gulf Coast Fair to showcase new settlers from Baldwin county
The Gulf Coast Fair will host diverse new settlers in Mobile country including Italians Germans Swedes Jews Greeks and Poles. J D Andrews chairs the New Settlers committee planning regional gatherings by nationality and state to boost local markets and learning. A special entertainment proposition will be prepared for fair management with publicity through the fair association.
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Poland
Italy
Mobile
Baldwin County
Daphne
Bay Minette
Silver Hill
Dyas
Baldwin
Alabama
J.D. Andrews
New Settlers Committee
Gulf Coast
Andrews
Ways and Means
Chamber of Commerce
New Settlers
The
Fair Association
Seventeen Survivors Rescued After Gulf Storm
Biloxi reports the schooner Ursula C. rescued seventeen mariners from the New Design Ruthie and Lagona after a tropical hurricane. Five men on a raft from the New Design were found. Jeff Bo spiked by a snake and in serious condition. Two Italians reportedly drowned. relief efforts aid destitute Biloxi families amid disrupted rail and sea routes.
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Biloxi
Miss
Gulf
Ursula C
Ulysses Desporte
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
New Design
Ruthie
Lagona
Biloxi Bayou
Seafood Company
Louisiana
Homer Matthews
Joe Abele
Jeff Bosarge
Jeff Bo
L. Beancott
John E. Lewis
Lewis
Edward Glennan
Point Cadet
New Orleans
Hattiesburg
Crescent City
Bankruptcy Declared for John F. Walpole Wage Earner
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in the federal district court Tuesday afternoon by John F. Walpole a wage earner. He reported liabilities of 420 dollars and no assets. He was adjudicated a bankrupt and the case referred to the referee.
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Federal District Court
John F. Walpole
Miss Maud Barrick’s Alabama river trip returns delayed
Miss Maud Barrick the Fairhope public school teacher returns Monday afternoon after a storm delayed the Peerless on the Alabama river. The voyage to Selma and Mobile was part of a statewide trip to study commercial features.
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Fairhope
Ala
Maud Barrick
Alabama
Mobile
School of Organic Education
Fish River
Maude Wilson
Brier Creek
Corrine Grotz
Miss Grotz
Wilsons
V. McClintock
Colonial Inn
V. Me. R. Showalter
Mr. Sands
Howard Davis
Will Davis
H. H. Kirby
Wharton
Paragon
Ind
Wayne Tiffany
Civic League
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
J. C. Porter
New Portuguese President Sets Defense as Priority
Dr Bernardino Machado took the oath as president of the republic in Lisbon at a joint session of parliament. He pledged to devote his administration to internal and external defense and succeeded Theophile Braga, who surrendered powers at the Belem palace on the fifth anniversary of the republic.
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Lisbon
Vie
Paris
Bernardino Machado
Theophile Braga
Belem
Machado
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Jacobson Clothing Co
Everett
Trus
York
Royal Street
New York
Hammel
C. J. Gayfer & Company
Mobile Gas Company
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