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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1913

Page

2

Suspect Thomas Edwards Faces Multiple Larceny Charges

Police skeptical of a detailed confession claimed by Herbert Edwards as authorities investigate alleged train robbery links. Detectives and railroad officials probe Montgomery Mobile Meridian cases with four grand larceny counts and one charge pending, weighing possible confession motives and avoiding premature conclusions.

Sre Dome Herbert Thomas Edwards Thomas Thes Mm G. Thomas Mobile Montgomery Meridian Edward T. Roneau Secret Service

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darkening Effect

An old-time recipe from grandmothers claims Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens hair naturally and evenly and also relieves dandruff scalp itching and hair loss. The ad notes the product costs about zero cents and can be found at drug stores, highlighting its cosmetic benefits and luster restoration.

Ted Wyeth

President Wilson Offers Brief Mobile Southern Congress Visit

President Wilson plans a short stay in Mobile to open the Southern Commercial Congress. He will attend a presidential breakfast, address the morning session on rural credits, ride the city parade, and depart for Washington at 12:50 PM on October 27.

Southern Commercial Congress Southland Woodrow Wilson Wilson Clarence J. Owens Mobile Congress Washington, D. C L. C. Irvine Dr. Owen Irvine Washington United States

Local gaming arraignments yield fines and brief sentences

Garner Nicholson, J. B. Blair, Will Hill, Willie Lige, Ison Wilson, and Lesley Wyatt were arraigned in the Inferior Criminal court on gaming charges and each fined $1 or ten days. Willie Richardson and Willie Bell were fined $10 or twenty days for gaming, while Rufus Moore faced $20 or twenty days for public scamming.

Garner Nicholson J. B. Blair Will Hill Willie Lige Ison Wilson Lesley Wyatt Willie Richardson Willie Bell Rufus Moore

Unsolved murder mystery lingers for river death case

Police and coroner pursue leads in 1913 Will Davis killing. John Williams confession raises questions while Napoleon Lott and Preston Davis, alias Smoky, remain subjects of inquiry. Inquest verdict points to unknown shooters. officials seek clearer links to the fatal gunshot.

John Williams Will ‘Ams Napoleon Lott Preston Davis H. P. Hirshfield Will Davis Messrs Charles Balzii H.l Curtin Charles Taylor T. Wagner BR. Miller A.S. Pickel

Rev J C Reed Dies Leading Negro Minister

Rev J C Reed native of Whistler and prominent Black minister died in Birmingham last Thursday night. His remains will arrive in Mobile Wednesday morning and the funeral will be held at 2 PM from St Louis Street Baptist Church. Interment follows at Whistler Cemetery.

J. C. Reed Whistler Birmingham Mobile St. Louis Street Baptist Church Whistler Cemetery

It’s a mistake made by many mobile residents

A Mobile reader shares an experience with Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney backache. The user describes a long illness, relief after taking the product obtained at Van Antwerp's Drug Store, and notes the 50 cent price. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo is named as sole US agents.

Dean Mobile George W. McCary Espejo St. Mobile Ala van Antwerp Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Fulton’s Renal Compound claimed to reduce albumen in Bright’s disease

Advertises Fulton’s Renal Compound as lowering albumen excretion in Bright’s disease. Claims many recoveries and urge readers to request a quantitative test formula by mail. Notes current treatments are often hopeless in chronic cases, and suggests liver activity is important. Available at Van Antwerp Drug Corp and John J. Fulton Co. San Francisco.

Fulton Bright Basham van Antwerp Drug Corp John J. Fulton Co San Francisco

Will Show Wilson Negro Progress in Mobile Parade

Leaders of Mobile's black community plan a Tuesday night meeting at Emanuel Church to organize a parade on October 27 for President Wilson's visit. The event aims to display progress among African Americans and honor the president, with a post-parade celebration in a local church.

Mobile Emanuel Church Southern Commercial Congress Convention

Gentle and Effective Laxative Dr Kings New Life Pills

Thousands swear by Dr. Kings New Life Pills for constipation. Hugh Tall man of San Antonio Texas writes they are the best pills they have ever taken. They never cause pain. Price 25c at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.

Whistle Thief Up For Stealing Lard

Austin Brown a Negro arraigned in inferior criminal court on stealing a tierce of lard from a Mobile and Ohio car at the upper decks after previously bound over for stealing a whistle from the tug Maud. Special Agents Smith and Cazalas presented a strong case. bound over to city court to await next grand jury under $300 bond.

Austin Brown Maud Inferior Criminal Court Mobile and Ohio Charles Smith Paul Cazalas Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Brown

Martyr Fireman's Monument Unveiled at Magnolia Cemetery

Forest Camp Woodmen of the World unveiled four monuments at Magnolia Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The targets honor Joseph Serda who died in the Mobile Theatre fire last January and John Scheuerman John Monaghey and J B Castle. Captain John A Mahon delivered the principal address praising the order's purpose before several hundred visitors.

Forest Camp Magnolia Cemetery Joseph Serda Mobile Theatre John Scheuerman John Monaghey J. B. Castle John A. Mahon

Rev Wilks Elected Pastor of Tabernacle Church

At a Sunday meeting the Rev. W. P. Wilks was unanimously chosen as pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle Church. He had resigned earlier as pastor as the church reorganizes to erect a new building and clear debt. The congregation plans to raise about 1500 dollars.

Baptist Tabernacle Church W. P. Wilks Tabernacle Church Wilks

Enjoined Striker Gone Says Baliff Enjoins Striker

A. Smith, a boilermaker, cited to appear in chancery court for a second injunction violation against Ollinger and Bruce Dry Dock Co. He did not appear, return by Chief Deputy Sheriff Campbell said he could not be found and appears to avoid service. He was granted until apprehended. Attorney H. T. Smith represents the dry dock company.

Co. A. Smith Chancery Court Ollinger and Bruce Dry Dock Company Chancellor Smith M. L. Campbell Baliff H. T. Smith

Panama Canal Celebration to Invoke Blessing for Wilson Address

The Panama Canal Celebration committee received notice from Washington that Dr. Thornton Whaling president of Columbia Theological Seminary South Carolina would offer the invocation at the opening session where President Wilson's address will be given Dr Whaling is president of the seminary in the mary where Wilson's father served

Washington Thornton Whaling Columbia Theological Seminary South Carolina

Vinci tonic advertised for chronic colds and weakness

An advertisement targets elderly and fragile readers with Vinci cool liver and iron tonic claiming to boost blood and vitality. A Springfield Ohio testimonial praises its restoration after a heavy cold and rheumatism, with a money back guarantee and sales by Van Antwerp's Drug Corp in Mobile Alabama. A Saxo Salve for scalp eczema is also advertised.

Vinci M. 5. Grimes Springfield Ohio van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Incorporated Mobile Ala

Railroaders 10 Reunite Here in Mississippi Conference

The Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railway companies plan a two day meeting at the New Battle House in Mississippi starting Tuesday November 11 at 9 30 am. About 180 officers and agents will attend led by Haiden Miller freight traffic manager and H J Grosswiler secretary.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Southern Railway Company Mississippi New Battle House New Orleans Haiden Miller Mobile and Ohio H. J. Grosswiler

Toli or Gaines Cold Prevention Advice for Babies

Taking Toli or Gaines each season to guard babies from colds is vital for parents. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound kept at home helps prevent serious coughs, croup, bronchial issues and hoarseness in children. It is opiate free and safe for little ones. Refuse substitutes. Van Antwerp Drug Corp.

Foley van Antwerp Drug Corp

Minstrel Band To Give Concert In The Square

Field Minstrel organization led by Bandmaster William Walters arrives Tuesday with the Gold Band to perform at Bienville Park at 11 a m The program includes March The Trail of the Lonesome Pine Shaperio overture Light Cavalry A Night in June intermezzo King medley Southern Plantations Conturo overture The Jolly Robbers Suppi Tip Top Miss Trombone and more After the concert the minstrel parade will traverse the principal streets of the city.

William Walters Field Minstrel Organization Gold Bienville Park Witmark Farrar

Orleans Mayor to Head Delegation at Southern Congress

E C Runte, Louisville and Nashville passenger agent in New Orleans, reports New Orleans will send a large delegation to Mobile for the Southern Commercial Congress led by Mayor Martin Behrman possibly with Governor Luther Hall. Huntsville and Biloxi contingents plan arrivals, with Biloxi sending 300 delegates and their bands for President Wilson's address.

E. C. Runte Louisville and Nashville New Orleans Mobile Woodrow Wilton L. C. Irvine Congress Martin Behrman Luther Hall Bunte Southern Commercial Congress

Parade meeting set for Monday on Pan Canal Celebration prep

General Chairman H T Hartwell of the Pan Canal Celebration civic parade committee calls a Monday afternoon meeting at 5 o clock in Parlor C at the Battle House to finalize parade details. Captain W G Grove reports progress while Captain Jack Mahon is named special military officer to relay messages and coordinate arrivals.

H. T. Hartwell Pan- Canal Battle House W. G. Grove Hartwell Jack Mahon First Infantry Irvine Mobile Grove, Mahon and Schwarz Landry United States Revenue Winona

Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother

An old health ad claims meat overworks kidneys and causes many ailments. It advises stopping meat and taking Jad Salts four ounces daily in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder weakness.

Farm Exhibit Will Be Worthy

Mobile county farm demonstration agent George A. Maloney expresses optimism about a fine agricultural and horticultural exhibit to be compiled from Mobile and Baldwin counties. Displays will be staged at the Battle House during the Southern Commercial Congress with cooperation from Baldwin's L. T. Rhodes and coast horticultural developers. The Chamber of Commerce welcomes Baldwin county interest as Mobile and Baldwin counties are treated as Mobile territory.

Mobile County George A. Maloney Mobile Baldwin Counties Chamber of Commerce Battle House Southern Commercial Congress L. T. Rhodes Baldwin, County Malone

Battalion Muster And Target Shoot For Gabriel Medal

The Mobile Battalion of the First Infantry and the First Infantry Band are ordered to muster Wednesday night at 7:30. An inspection follows. all enlisted must be present or face consequences. Captain Screws plans strict discipline as instructor inspector. Afterward three company teams will shoot for the Gabriel medal at the range with Captain E J Grove in command.

First Infantry Screws United States Army National Guard E. J. Grove

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Ie Arees Binader Aunday iChief Williams Rev. Wilks Tabernacle Railroaders Southernsand Toli Gaines Orleans Runte Governor Hall Huntsville Ceol. T. EB. ‘Thach Cleveland Enn J. H. Hardwick John L. Smith J. R. Brown Charles L. Rushing Biloxi Miss Bryan Capt. Mahon Maloney S. C.C Philadelphia
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