Revolutionary outbreak in Portugal quelled at Mafra
An AP report from Lisbon says a revolutionary movement led by former colonel Adriano Beca was promptly crushed in Braganza and Mafra. Beca is arrested and pursuing rebels from Mafra are being hunted by troops. Only telegraph wires were cut and trains halted, with limited other effects.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
London
Braganza
Mafra
Adriano Beca
Beca
Banquet and Dance of W T and C B A Enjoyed
In Baymen's Benevolent hall on Tuesday night the Workingmen's Timber and Cotton Benevolent Association held its annual banquet and ball. About 300 members, families, and friends attended, with Drago's orchestra providing music and a substantial feast served by Mrs. George Groeschner and assistants. Committee members included Charles Williamson, chairman, along with Martin Clausen, James Repell, Theodore Broecker, and James T. Burns.
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Baymen’s Benevolent Hall
4Workingmen’s Timber and Cotton Benevolent Association
Drago
George Groeschner
Charles Gelbke
Messrs
Charles Williamson
Martin Clausen
James Repell
Theodore Broecker
James T. Burns
The Yellow Peril Health Advice In The 1900s Ad
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach tonic and blood purifier. It claims digestion improvement, toxin removal via liver and kidneys, and clearer skin through purified blood. It promotes contacting Dr. W. M. Pierce of Buffalo for free advice and a booklet.
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Pierze
W. M. Pierce
Buffalo
Bankhead to speak on plan for 40 million state bonds
Sen ator John H Bankhead will address a mass meeting at the Alabama capitol in Montgomery tonight to outline a plan to issue 40 000 000 in state bonds to buy half of the cotton crop at ten cents per pound The gathering is tied to the Alabama Good Roads Association annual convention with hundreds of delegates expected and invitations extended to the state governor and other officials Walter Clark a leader in cotton acreage reduction efforts in several states will also attend and speak at the event
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Montgomery
Ala
John H. Bankhead
Capitol
Alabama Good Roads Association
Alabama
Walter Clark
Texas
South Carolina
Notice to Delinquent City Taxpayers in Mobile 1914
The Clerk of Mobile announces a list of delinquent city taxpayers with property descriptions for 1913 14 taxes. The Sheriff cannot serve summons. delinquents must plead defenses in court within 30 days after October 30, 1914, to avoid decrees and sale of listed properties. Names include Jack Adams, Wm S Anderson, H L Bacho, Rachael Barnes, L R Bart, S E Beer and many others with houses, lots, and described locations.
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Mobile
Mobile County
Jack Adams
Conti St
Conti
Monterey Sts
Anderson
State and
Conception Sts
Postponed suits against banks over Lacy money
Montgomery court delays hearings on state actions against Birmingham and Montgomery banks tied to money lost after Theo Lacy fled. Cases continued indefinitely to be reset at a later term per counsel agreement.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Theo Lacy
City Court of
Lacy
Alabama governor and Graves discuss cotton relief plan
The governor of Alabama and Gen. Bibb Graves, chair of the state Democratic executive committee, conferred on a plan for simultaneous meetings of cotton-producing states to consider relief measures. No announcement followed but unity of action is favored as most productive.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Reunion Notes Capt W D Stratton Leads Camp Hardee Delegation
Captain W D Stratton a Confederate veteran and Pratt Consolidated Coal Company representative arrived from Birmingham for the Alabama Division U C V reunion in Mobile. Mobile Post No 2 G A R is ordered to parade on Saturday October 24 as guests of Raphael Semmes Camp No 11 U C V with all veterans invited to join.
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W. D. Stratton
Camp Hardee
Birmingham
Alabama
Magic City
Stratton
St. Andrew
Pratt Consolidated Coal Company
Mobile
Mobile Post No. 2
Department of Alabama
Government Street
Ala
Department of Alabma
Raphael Semmes
Department
United States Army
Navy
Marine Service
E. A. Carolin
William Wilson
Likely Unopposed Re-election for Confederate Veterans Leader
Colonel Harvey E. Jones of the Alabama Division United Confederate Veterans is expected to be re-elected commander with no opposition. Montgomery camps have endorsed him and plan large delegations to the Mobile reunion. Lomax and Falkner camps appoint delegates, and many Montgomery veterans will attend along with other Confederate patriotic groups.
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Harvey E. Jones
Alabama
United Confederate Veterans
Montgomery
Confederate Patriotic Organizations
Reclamation Plan Urged for China Across 7 Million Acres
A board of engineers sent by the American Red Cross urges reclamation of 7,000,000 acres in Kaing Su and Anhui to prevent famines and lift living standards. The plan calls for bonds and state funding, with Col. William L. Sibert chairing the group and including A. P. Davis and Professor Meade. Action on recommendations expected soon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Board of Engineers
China
American Red Cross Society
Kaing Su
Anhui
William L. Sibert
United States Army
A. P. Davis
Federal Reclamation Service
Meade
University of Michigan
England Moves to Permanently Aid Belgian Refugees
London dispatch reports Lord Gladstone and the war refugees committee planning permanent Belgian relief and employment under stable social conditions. Over 100,000 Belgians already in England with boats from Flushing and Calais still bringing daily refugees as winter approaches.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Gladstone
South Africa
England
Flushing
Calais
Moran New Pilot for the Phillies
Patrick J. Moran, acting coach for the Philadelphia Nationals, was elected manager to succeed Charles A. Dooin. Moran, 37, has 20 years as a catcher, including with the Chicago Cubs during two world championships. He received the telegram from Philadelphia president William F. Baker last night.
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Fitchburg, Maas
Patrick J. Moran
Philadelphia Nationals
Charles 8S
Dooin
Moran
William F. Baker
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Germany Warned Of Anxiety Over War Situation
The Berliner Tageblatt military correspondent reports rising anxiety in Germany as a decision looms likely to come like a thief in the night, possibly on the eastern front. He notes fresh troops can cross seas, but their unity if they invade Germany is doubtful. Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg is attacked in influential circles as responsible for the war.
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Copenhagen
London
Berliner Tageblatt
Germany
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Tageblatt
Dr Edwards Sues Cochrane for 2500 Damages
In circuit court on a Tuesday afternoon Dr J C Edwards filed a suit against John T Cochrane for 2500 damages alleging that on October 27 1913 an agent of Cochrane driving a defendant owned auto struck an auto in which Edwards rode causing bruises and pain.
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J. C. Edwards
John T. Cochrane
Cochrane
Rev Shugart Preaches At Tabernacle Baptist Church
Rev Shugart conducts revival at Tabernacle Baptist Church corner Church and Claiborne streets. He will deliver a sermon on The Last Judgment as part of revival events. Shugart plans to depart for Montgomery on Friday after one more service.
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Shugart
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Curtis Shugart
Ta Baptist Church
Corner Church
Claiborne Streets
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Bascombe
B. M. Boulet
Cedar St
S. Government St
J. W. Brazell
Ollinger and Stein
Mandeville
E. Dearborn
W. C. Carrell
Government St
Broad St
Jesse Carter
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Pine
HE. Cor. Bayou
Congress
E. E. Chaney
Fisher Tract
Choctaw Sawed Veneer Co
Choctaw Point
F. H. Cobb, Jr
Broad
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Florida
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Sar
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Bik
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Elmira
Wilkinson
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Selma
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New Jersey
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Boyd's Lane
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Young
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N. E. Cor
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Providence Place
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Old Shell Road
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Hercules
Monday
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Conception
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Chatham
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Monterey
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McQuillen
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Fry St
Amelia Holmes
Johanna Johnson
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Bloodgood
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Cuba
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J. B. Kimball
Rapier
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Herndon Ave
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Wilson 1St
Joseph Lee
Conception St
Annon St
Madeline Lewis
Pecan
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Persimmon
Drury C. Ludlow
Tuttle
Jos. H. Lyons
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Hallett St
Kate McDaniel
St. Joseph St
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Reed Ave
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Samuel McMillan
Hattie B. Moore
Hamilton Sts
Alledow
B. Moore
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Marine St
P. H. Murray
Warren
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Fisher
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Artemus Nicholas
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Camp &T
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Rylands Lane
L. A. O’connell
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S. Charleston
Eugenia L. Orrell
Alice C. Otis
Chatham Sts
M. FE. Overton
Ellen Page
Kennedy
N. Congress
T. G. Palliser
Monroe
Stocking
Catherine Parks
Ella G. Patton
Alfred Percy
Oak Hill
O'Donnell
Mary Pharr
Joachim
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Thos. M. Phelan
Charleston
Louisa
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Savannah St
Henry Riker
Reeds
Margaret B. Rivers
Beauregard
Gaston J. Robertson
Fearn Way
D. Bix
N. S
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Joseph Romain
Fred Rasenow
Palmetto St
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Selma Sts
Frank Ryder
Live Oak
Rush
Annie G. Smith
Stewart Place
Coral Smith
Colgin Add
Josephine Sayler
McGhee
D. Bk
Jerome H. Sheip
Choctaw Pt
D. L. Chapman
Sheip Cigar Box Mfg. Co
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Tracey, Spaulding
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Margaret Thompson
Rapler
Selma St
Thomas Thompson
Hamilton
New Jersey Sta
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Toulmin
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Poe
Katherine R. Touart Turner
Gilbert
Lotsa
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Peter A. Venturini
2Nd Terry Sub
J. W. Welles
Lot
N. W
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Augusta F. Waddle
Houwuse and Int
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Chichester Place
Virginia Weeks
Plum St
J. W. Wells
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R. A. Wilkinson
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St. Emanuel
J. M. Williamore
S. Texas St
Bayou
Israel Williams
John Williams
Kirk Wilson
Monterey Place
Macey St
Irwin Place
L. E. Winchell—House
Caroline Wright
Lyons
E. Pearl Sts
Harriett Young
Toulmin Tract
Mary J. Young
Davis
John Swanson
Mary N. Cullen
Porters
Lafayette St
Brown
M. M. Marsh
N. HB
N. EB
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Old Canal St
Chas. R. Walker
Scott
Texas Bt
Akins and
Mullins
Sims
Aline F. Bourne
EE. Scott
N. Delaware
John R. Robinson
Chinquipin St
Beg
N. B. Cor
N. HK. Cor
Carl Holzborn
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery
State of
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J. W. Phillips
J. H. Bancroft
G. U. Potter
Family Wash Department
Cliff Barber Shop
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Charles S. Dooin
Baker
J. T. Cochrane
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