Gaston Defends Peoples Railroad Absent Mortgage Claim
E B Gaston of Fairhope president and secretary of the Fairhope single tax colony disputes postoffice probe claims against the Peoples Railroad. He says no mortgage backed the Warren rail loan and outlines a $150000 bond issue, rail use agreement, and nonprofit aims serving Fairhope, Silverhill, and Robertsdale communities.
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Post Office Department
Peoples Railroad of
Fairhope
E. B. Gaston
Fiske Warren
Peoples Railroad
Gaston
Warren
Experience of Noble Women in Europe
The piece urges women to learn from European noble women facing lasting ordeals and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for the changing life. It claims the product builds strength and quiets the feminine system, and offers a free 136 page book with an address in Buffalo, New York.
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Europe
America
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Train No. 4 Schedule Change Affects Alabama Tennessee Line
Effective August 26 the leaving time of Alabama, Tennessee and Northern train No. 4 from Calvert Alabama will be 9 30 a m instead of 8 40 a m. The change aids passengers from points north of Calvert on the Mobile Selma division by enabling a connection with Southern Railway train No 221.
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Alabama, Tennessee and Northern
Calvert
Ala
Southern Railway
Mobile-Selma
Thrilling Battle of Air Ends in German Sentry Crash
Paris reports a daring aerial duel north of the Oise where a French biplane outmaneuvered a German monoplane. Despite heavy fire the German craft overturned and crashed after a dramatic descent, highlighting air power value in preventing troop surprises and battlefield reconnaissance.
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Associated Press
Paris
Oise
Sage and Sulphur Compound to Darken Gray Hair
An old remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use tonic costing about 50 cents per bottle. It claims to darken gray hair evenly and naturally, reduce dandruff and itching, and leave hair glossy and soft with few applications.
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile Area
Constantine Sygalas 85 died at home on West Homer street. Survived by wife, four sons, three daughters, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 3 30 oclock. Magnolia Cemetery. Mary Daly widow of James Daly died at 961 Church street after lingering illness. Survived by two daughters. Burial of Sister Mary Peter McMahon held at St Joseph's Church with requiem Mass. interment Catholic Cemetery.
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Constantine Sygalas
Homer Street
Old Shell Road
Mobile
Sygalias
Raphael Semmes
Magnolia Cemetery
Mary Daly
James Daly
County Cork
Ireland
Church Street
Madame M. Daly
Order of Sacred Heart
New Orleans
Margaret Daly
Klosky's
Mary P. McMahon
Mary Peter McMahon
Convent of Mercy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Salentin
Fathers Brady
Dunne
Cassidy
Mobile Mourns as Mrs Margaret Hoffman Dies in Pensacola
Mrs Margaret Hoffman wife of George E Hoffman died in Pensacola after illness lasting months. She was 45 and spent most of her married life in Pensacola. Survived by husband and two sons Earl and Carl. funeral arrangements pending arrival of Earl. Born in Mobile. Funeral may be held Thursday. Relatives in Mobile travel for the service.
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Margaret Hoffman
Mobile
Pensacola
Fla
T. Giblin
Wilmer V. Pearson
John Calametti
George Helter
Claude and
Creston Giblin
Pensacola Journal
George E. Hoffman
Messrs
Earl
Carl Hoffman
W. B. Sheppard
Vincent
Hoffman
Senate Finance Committee Drops Tax On Proprietary Medicines
Washington reports Democrats on the Senate finance committee strike the proposed tax on proprietary medicines from the war tax bill amid broad opposition. The panel keeps taxes on perfumes, cosmetics and chewing gum and approves a newspaper shipments amendment requiring monthly statements with stamp values. County shipments are exempt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Family of Miss Maggie Giblin Remembered
The obituary notes Maggie Giblin 45 years ago as Miss. She is survived by her husband George Hoffman a mother Mrs. T. Giglin and sisters and brothers including Mrs. John White of Pensacola Mrs. John Wales of Idaho Mrs. T. Condon of Pensacola Mrs. W. V. Pearson of Mobile Mrs. Cara Metti of Mobile Mrs. Thos Ericksen of Pensacola Mrs. Sam Daily of Mobile Messien Wm J Giblin and Leo Giblin of Mobile.
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Maggie Giblin
George Hoffman
T. Giglin
John White
Pensacola
John Wales
Idaho
T. Condon
W. V. Pearson
Mobile
Carametti
Thos. Ericksen
Sam Daily
Messien
Wm. J. Giblin
Leo Giblin
Death of Mobile businessman Marcius Crane at 206 Spring Hill
Marcius Burnett Crane a retired businessman of Mobile died Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock at his home 206 Spring Hill avenue after a lingering illness. He is survived by a brother Neander Crane and two sisters Misses Mary and Asenath Crane, along with other relatives.
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Marcius Burnett Crane
Mobile
Spring Hill Avenue
Neander Crane
Mary
Asenath Crane
Mobile Children Celebrate Birthday Today
The Mobile Item lists several children with birth dates on October 14 across various addresses and invites them to celebrate at the Empire Theatre. It notes photos have been mailed and asks for full names and birthdates for a birthday party feature.
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Marie Rosalie DeVaux
Charles
Grace Louise Glennon
Dauphin Dorothy Sanders
N. Claiborne
Isabelle Moore
S. Catherine St
Athiatic
ORN
Wyman Sails for Home From London Mission
E. B. Wyman head of the American relief committee in London sailed on the Adriatic for New York. He aims to raise funds in America to support the committee in continuing its relief work.
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London
American Relief Committee
New York
America
Notice to Contractors for Road Work in Mobile County Alabama
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners of Mobile County until noon Monday October 26 1914 for oversen ance reme Deane Pose tem at the Farm Plans and specifications may be seen at the Probate Court office and at Hute and Den Architects Peoples Building Mobile Alabama The right is reserved to reject any or all bids by order of the Board RDOFROAD-ALABAMA
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Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Moblie County
Anc Reme Deane
E ‘Oor Farm
Probate Court
Hute & Denas Architects
Peoples Building
Obile
Ala
Alabama
Pankhurst Linked to Red Starinland Arrival at Port
Reports place English suffragist bel Pankhurst aboard the Red Starinland which reached port today. Finnish officials list Pankhurst under the name Elizabeth McDonald aboard the vessel.
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Bel Pankhurst
Red Star
Finland
Wi Pankhurst
Elizabeth McDonald
Dodson's Liver Tone touted as safe liver cleaner
An advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle, harmless liver and bowel cleanser. It claims calomel damages bones and causes sickness, while the product promises a clean liver, regular bowels, and a money back guarantee with age 60 cent bottle sold by druggists.
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Dodson
Deison
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Fairhope Enterprise
Colony
Heve Gaston
Peoples Railroad Company
Postoffice
McClellan
Postoffice Department
Department
Fairhope Single Tax Corporation
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Robertsdale
Silverhill
Webb & McAlpine of
City Bank & Trust Co
Fairhope Wharf
ROCHE
BURKE
Langan Hat CO
Dauphin ST
C.J. Gayfer & Co
William Johnson
Madison St
Joe Edward Bresewitz
Charlesto
Nick Cefalu
Wyman
Miss Pankhurst
Miss Christa
Merida
Augustus Thomas
Cyril Scott
George B. Gardner
Waskanah
Dreamlan
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