No Inspection For Pilot Boats In Federal Ruling
Secretary Nagle of the department of commerce and labor rules a pilot boat is not a merchant vessel and thus not subject to federal maritime inspection. The decision came on an appeal from Supervising Inspector Cotter of New Orleans who had sided with Inspector O Brien over Inspector Taylor on the Wayfarer of the Mobile Bar Pilots Association.
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Nagle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cotter
New Orleans
O Brien
Taylor
Mobile Bar Pilots’ Association
O’brien
O'Brien
Woman fined for smoking in court ante room
Lottie Evans, a Black woman, appeared before Judge Chamberlain in the inferior criminal court. She was fined 25 dollars or 20 days for vagrancy and 10 dollars or 10 days plus 24 hours for contempt after being seen smoking a cigarette in the crowded waiting room. Deputy Brown reported the act to the judge.
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Lottie Evans
Jacobs' Liver Salt Ad Emphasizes Mercury Dangers Of Calomel
An old advertisement warns against calomel purges for biliousness, detailing mercury risks and describing Jacobs' Liver Salt as a safer, gentler alternative that cleanses stomach and bowels, dissolves uric acid, and supports natural liver function, with pricing and retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
van Antwerp Prug Corp., Inc
Miraculous Cure Claims For Stummatone In Mobile Ad
A Mobile Telegraph operator Philip H Tremor says three bottles of Stummatone cured his auto intoxication symptoms including fatigue irritability and insomnia. Neurologists at Sutton Bros Drug Store promote the remedy as nerve food and liver stomach support for urban lifestyles.
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Philip H
Spring Hil Avenue
Mobile
Staummatone
Sutton Bros
Advertime
Sherman Stationery Co doubles capital stock
A certificate filed in the probate court shows the Sherman Stationery Company increases its capital from $15 000 to $50 000. J A Dew entomologist and horticulturist plans to join the Charles Mohr Society. The Mobile Cotton Exchange will meet on Wednesday October 36 for the president’s annual report and committee chairmen readings. Rev Ernest C Maye, formerly Oakdale Methodist pastor, visits Mobile to see his son and is welcomed by local friends.
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Sherman Stationery Company
J. A. Dew
The
Charles Mohr Society
Mobile Cotton Exchange
P. H. Smith
Ernest C. Maye
Methodist
Oakdale
Opelika
Mobile
Maye
Railroad Official Tours Mississippi Alabama Fair in Meridian
Vice President and General Manager R W Taylor of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad visits Meridian Mississippi spending several days attending the Mississippi Alabama fair. Rus sell Houston of the Alabama and Mississippi and Alabama and Mississippi rail interests accompanies him.
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R. W. Taylor
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Meridian
Miss
Russell Houston
Alabama
Pocket Book Snatchers Identified After Quick Relay
A 17 year old, Leaneses Cole, and 14 year old Robert Anthony were arrested after Cole snatched a hand satchel from Camille Ladmier, 11, on Hallet Street. Camille, noting a scar under a boy’s eye, aided identification. The satchel’s money was missing. Hearings set for Recorder Edington.
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Leaneses Cole
Lawrence
Avith Robert Anthony
Cole
Camilie Ladmier
Esperate
Varnado
Anthony
Nugent
Roy Williams
Coyle
Congress
Ryland
Suspensions Hit Marine Engineers Over Tug Amelia
Inspectors O’Brien and Taylor suspend licences of BR Nortup and CoMH Cummins aboard the harbor tug Amelia after a boiler cleaning dispute. When a storm approached the Amelia could not reach port for boiler work, the engineers demanded replacement. Cummings and Nerdup were sent to the city and charges followed.
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O'Brien and Taylor
BR. Nortup and Co
MH. Cumminhg
Marine Engineers
Amelia
Cummings
Nerdup
Guy Mannering at Crown Theatre Ad Highlights Scotland
Advertisement notes a two reel feature of Guy Mannering based on Sir Walter Scott with Scotland themes and a cast at the Crown Theatre presented in the Reliance style.
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Crown Theatre
Guy Mannering
Bonnie
Scotland
Walter Scott
Woman Sustains Severe Facial Injuries in Knox Street Fight
Emma Joseph was cut in the face and head during a fight on Knox Street near Franklin. Idella Collins was arrested after Deputy Sheriff Lynch arrived per Sheriff Palmer. Bond was set for Idella while Emma Joseph's condition and next steps remain pending.
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Knox Street
Frankin
Emma Joseph
Idella Collins
Lynch
Palmer
Tdella
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KOOKS
Advertiementi
South
Dreamland
Tombigbee Valley Road
Harry G. Crawford
Pain
Monroe Park
Tom L. North
Louisiana Lou Company
Mrs. North
Cawthon Hotel
Mobile Theatre
W. K. Breneman
A. & P. Tea Company
Breneman
Mobile and Ohio, Louisville and
Nashville and Southern Railway
Cuticura
Boston
Hammel
California
Mpulty
Hammer's
Thema
Hammel’s
Whittall
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