Fraternal News Reports On Meet and Jubilee Plans
The Item notes movement toward a union in fraternal groups and the Jubilee of the Catholic Knights to be held in Louisville in 1912. It also covers Moose entertainment by the Baby Lucy Company, Orioles hall refurbishments, and Camp No. 5 W O W meeting with new applicants, sickness and deaths, and a talk by Sovereign Carlisle on Uniform Rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
M. & Henry Ruffin
Catholic Knights
As of America
Louisville
Loyal Order of Moose Contem
Baby Lucy Company
Order of Orioles
Woogmen
A. S. Carlisle
F. Moppersmith
Milton Denmark
Guspie
Carlisle
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
Galt House
M. E. Henry Ruffin
St. Joseph's No. 130
St. Charles Church
Order
Chicago
Advertising and fraternal news from Mobile area lodges
The piece details Woodcraft advertising ideas in southern Alabama and Mobile, a reorganization of Uniform Bank of Alabama, Maple Camp unit changes with Gus Selpie becoming major, plans for a Gulf Coast Fair booth, Forest Camp No 1 W O W activities, and Knights and Ladies of Honor Cornelia Lodge No 285 meetings with death benefit checks of $5,000 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Maple Camp
Gus Selpie
Loyal Order of Moose Holds Semi Monthly Meeting
Loyal Order of Moose Mobile Lodge No. 21 held its regular semi monthly meeting on Thursday evening with the Dictator presiding and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Mobile Lodge
Dictator
Moose lodge notes routine business and upcoming events
Dewitte C. Gordon presided as members met for routine business and items were sent to the regular officers meeting. Joseph C. Thompson reported to James J. Davis on storm relief, Moose welfare, and thanks. The Baby Lucy Company show drew a large crowd despite weather, with plans to repeat soon and an informal dance with Drago's orchestra to follow. day and date to be announced in papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitte C. Gordon
Joseph C. Thompson
James J. Davis
Baby Lucy Company
Drago
Fraternal Order of Orioles Elects Trustees and Treasurer
The Fraternal Order of Orioles held a meeting Tuesday evening electing Belew and Karl as trustees and Anthony Worthy as treasurer to fill vacancies. George Sygalas resigns as Financial Secretary, to be replaced at the next meeting. Under Lt Organizer George B. Sellers the lodge grows and charter members are ready for distribution with a large class anticipated for initiation from city and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Orioles
Belew
Karl
Anthony
George Sygalas
George B. Sellers
Free Life Readings Offer From European Astrologer Roxroy
A 1913 advertisement offers free life readings from Prof Roxroy of Holland. Readers are instructed to send full name birth details and a request for a trial reading, with optional postage stamps. It cites past predictions including a war forecast and requests letters to The Hague address ROXROY Sept 2481 B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Roxroy
Holland
Europe
Baroness Blanquet
Paris
Groote Market
the Hague
Faris Egyptian Star Offers Private Advice Service
Shir El Faris presents as the only Egyptian Star of the Ancient Order of Vedas in America. Offers confidential guidance on all troubles and ambitions from a private office at St Charles avenue second Davis avenue. Readings this week available for $1.00 with transport by Mag azine Point Prichard or Whistler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
America
Man of
St Charles Avenue
Second Davis Avenue
Magazine Point
Prichard
Whistler
May Irwin to Lead Suffrage Army
May Irwin plans to marshal 5 000 volunteers for a October 23 suffrage parade in New York titled The Women Who Watch and Wait army. The event will feature comfortable club rooms and entertainment, with a strong house committee chaired by Brother Henry Carney, and aims to raise standards for member accommodations.
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May Irwin
Suffrage
New York
Vct
Irwin
House
Henry Carney
Jones Fined Five Dollars for Selling Uninspected Meat
In Mobile city court a case against A. D. Jones for selling meat without city inspection ended with guilty verdict and a fine of six dollars plus costs. Jones had previously been fined five dollars in the recorder's court and appealed. The week’s calendar lists several City of Mobile appeals from recorder's court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Jones
Jones
Recorder’s Court
City of Mobile
T. L. Moore
Mary Williams
Arthur Edwards
Clarence Collins
Christian Harris
Joe Albright
Marry L.minto
W. K. Linscott
Claud Ressijac
L. Cotbins
Morgan Dukes
Mack Cates
Lorenzo Miller
Sam Sabbas
Sylvan Steiner
C. Curry
C. P. Werneth
Nick Starvo
Ww. Sarable
Peter Lartigue
J. R. Ingersoll
City Court Saturday sees multiple cases settled
Willie Moore was fined $5 and costs for assault and battery. Kelly Harris had the charge not pressed. Bob Deen and Idell Bell paid $5 or ten days in jail for abusive language. Richard Freeman was fined $25 and costs for cursing. Will Allen, John Stringer and George Washington paid $1 and costs for gaming. Charles alias Nelson Harris had a grand larceny case reset for October 13. burglary charge dismissed. Dog tax pending statewide law requiring $1 per dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Moore
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Kelly Harris
Bob Deen
Idell Bell
Richard Freeman
Will Allen
John Stringer
George Washington
Charles Alias Nelson Harris
Dauphin Island Boat Schedule Details
Passengers to Dauphin Island use the Mail Boat running daily between Coden and Dauphin Island. It departs Coden with Bay Shore train from Mobile around 11 a.m. and leaves Dauphin Island at 8 a.m. Special Sunday trips run at 2 p.m. from Dauphin Island, connecting at Coden with the Bay Shore train to Mobile. Captain John M. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin Island
Coden
Bay Shore
Mobile
John M. Taylor
State Inspector Enforces New Child Labor Law in Mobile
Dr. W. H. Oates, state inspector of jails and almshouses, arrived in Mobile from Montgomery to study enforcement of the new child labor law. The act bans any manual labor for children under 13 and requires school certificates for those under 16 at work. He noted telegraph firms comply and mercantile shops employing minors must conform strictly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Oates
Mobile
Montgomery
Burke and Holmquist May Winter in Mobile
Mike Burke left fielder of the Southern Astron and pitcher Jeff Holmquist of Mobile arrived Friday to spend several weeks in Mobile with the team. If conditions warrant they will spend the winter. They have made many friends in Mobile and were guests of Manager Charley Schmidt at the world series detail Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Burke
Southern Astron
Big League Timber
Jeff Holmquist
Mobile
Charley Schmidt
Motile Property Improvements, Permits, and Local Suits
City Engineer Wright Smith reports total improvement costs in Motile last week at 700 dollars, down from the prior week. Permits issued include Mary Pratt at 155 South Jefferson for a two room addition 300 dollars L O Stone at 19 Etheridge for a one room frame store 200 dollars Ed Stevens at 22 South Reed for a two room addition 200 dollars. Two small suits filed in the law and equity court. Mobile Roofing and Cornice Co by G H Kruempel sues Robert Windham for 158 90. Mackey Nesbit Co sues Dauphin Island Trading Co for 515. R H and R M Smith represent plaintiffs. Bay City Mich two infantile paralysis deaths prompt closure of all schools indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motile
Wright Smith
Mary Pratt
South Jefferson Street
L. O. Stone
Etheridge Street
Ed Stevens
South Reed Avenue
Mobile Roofing & Cornice Company
G. H. Kruempel
Law and Equity
Robert Windham
Mackey-Nesbit Company
Dauphin Island Trading Company
R. H
R. M. Smith
Richards Distributing Co
South Commerce Street
The
Richards Distributing Company
Mobile
Alabama
Aarekren
AA. Richards
Cee
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Woodmen of the World
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Cornelia Lodge No. 285
R. Glass
T. Hahn
First National Bank
Bank and Mobile
Bank
Bank—Mobile
Federal Reserve Bank
Bennett’s Cafe
de Briste
South Royal
Union Sat Bank
N. Royal
Wisconsin
L.A. Villas
L. A. Vilas
Big Trout Lake
Wis
Vilas
United States
William F. Vilas
Shir EL Faris
Odd Fellows
Order of Odd Fellows
Temperance Hall
Ira H. Pringle
Union
McInnis
Ernst
Baldwin
Foley
Mechanics
Grand Bay
Napoleonville
Crichton
Citronelle
Bayou la Batre
Fruitdale
Chunchula
Flomaton
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
George J. Sullivan
Irish Parliamentary Party
John E. Redmond
House of Commons
Ireland
City of
E. D. Laurendine
Burke and Holmquist
O'Sullivan
Panther Tread
Dauphin Street
Bay City
Mich
Board of Health
Graham-Rush Clothing Co
R. T. Ervin
Vv. Blm Eer
A. A. Richards
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