Horses Barred From This City Speedway
The new town of Speedway near Indianapolis will bar horses by autumn as it grows into a motor car oriented industrial center. Leases forbid equine use and deliveries shift to motor trucks. Fire and police rely on motorized equipment and streets honor prominent figures in the motor trade.
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Oakdale
Dauphin Way
Eastern Street
Gayle Street
Eastern and
Gayle
Oakdale Avenue
O’donnell Street
Marine Street
Deaths and Funerals: Mrs Philomena M Smith
The funeral for Mrs. Philomena M. Smith was held from 310 North Conception Street at 4 30 PM Saturday. Rev Dr Richards of Trinity Church led services and friends attended. burial was in Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers listed. Also, Granville B Outerbridge, son of Mr Mrs W B Outerbridge, died from cerebral congestion and was taken to Chicago for interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. his death prompted community sympathy.
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North Conception Street
Dr. Richards
Trinity Church
Magnolia Cemetery
A.M. Bright
H. A
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Shawhan
George D. Will
William R. Frederick Dies After Illness in City Hospital
William R. Frederick aged fifty seven died after a ten day illness in the city hospital. A native of New, he had spent the last twenty months in the lumber business on the Alabama river. Burial arrangements await.
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Alabama
New
Tapia Dies After Illness in Mobile Native and Toledo Political Figure
Emanuel Tapia, longtime city sewer superintendent under multiple administrations, died Saturday afternoon at 1:20 in the city hospital from brain congestion and paralysis after a two week illness. He was 57, a Mobile native, with strong local political ties. Surviving: one brother in York City, M. R. Frederick, his wife and six Toledo descendants, three sons, one daughter, three brothers Joseph Frank and Will Tapia, two sisters Mrs. R. M. Puckett and Mrs. Frank Annan, and other relatives. Interment to be held in York City today.
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McLean
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Mobile
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Death of Mrs. Mary C. Cope in Mobile
Mrs. Mary C. Cope a Fairhope Alabama resident died Friday afternoon at the Southern Infirmary Mobile after a short illness. She was born in Zanesville Ohio and is survived by relatives in Fairhope and elsewhere. Her remains were taken by Roche Burke Undertaking Company and will be sent to Fairhope for interment.
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Fairhope
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Mobile
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Zanesville
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Burial of C. W. Spain in Magnolia Cemetery
The funeral for C. W. Spain was held Saturday at 10 a.m. from Roche and Burke undertaking parlors with Rev. W. Roberts of Broad Street Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Magnolia Cemetery as many flowers adorned the grave. Pallbearers included J. E. Patterson, H. My Stott, H. G. Branden, H. Ledebur, A. D. Holcombe, and J. C. McKinnon.
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J. C. McKinnon
Daly William J funeral notice years age 61
Funeral for William J Daly aged 60s is announced from the residence of his niece Mrs John R Courtright east side of Monterey first south of Government street this Sunday afternoon at 3 00 o’clock and at 3 30 o’clock at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Interment follows in Magnolia Cemetery.
Obituary notices for Miatovich Cooper Tapia in Magnolia Cemetery
Died Saturday August 30 1912 Mary A Spire Miatovich age 76 funeral from 368 Dauphin Street to Cathedral 9 AM interment Magnolia Cemetery Frederick M Cooper died August 31 1912 age 53 residence 409 St Francis Street funeral today 5 PM Magnolia Cemetery Manuel Tapia died August 31 1912 age 56 residence 914 Church Street funeral tomorrow 9 AM Magnolia Cemetery Item's Building Page promotes home ownership tips
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Mary A. Spire
Miatovich
Dauphin Street
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Magnolia Cemetery
Cooper
Frederick M. Cooper
St. Francis Street
Fall Term Court Actions and Dispositions
The court convenes fall term 1912 on September 2 with cases including Vagranes John F Colling discharge and De bora Platts Sadie Thomas Sidney Jackson each tied to fines or jail terms. Other items include Unlawful Riding on Travis Moward Johnson thirty days or fifty one dollars, Abusive Language hush discharged, Assault and Battery with various penalties, Burglary Louie Wallace sent to city court, Assault to Murder EK L Murphy thirty days hard labor.
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Inferior Criminal Court
Henry Chamberlain
Vagranes
John F. Colling
A. P. Beatty
Mary Vogi
Debora Platts
Sadie Thomas
Sidney Jackson
Travis Moward Johnson
Jim Alexander
Nolle Presse
Scorre Hush
Bob Jenkins
Percy Batchetor
Louie Wallace
New Drug Promises Quick Freckle Removal
A new ethine double strength treatment from Van Antwerp Drug Co claims to erase freckles with nightly application. One ounce is usually enough to clear the skin, with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
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For Rent Unfurnished Second Floor Apartment Notice
Unfurnished second floor for light housekeeping with reasonable terms. Call 255 Moenroe Street between 7 and 9 o clock each evening except Sunday and Wednesday.
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Moenroe Street
Lyons Campaign Chairman Counters Hartwell in Mobile Address
Harry T. Smith writes to Mobile citizens criticizing Hartwell for conflict of interest and urging opposition to his bid for city commissioner. He cites monopoly concerns, school-board debt, and a rumored beltline railroad plan as evidence of a corrupt political ring and demagogic tactics.
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Mobile
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Eity
Wartwell
Ed Bik
City Bank and Trust Co
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Hishition
Law Pastas
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Farteatt
Lyons
Turner- Hartwell Docks Company
Hartman Explains Revised Pe-ru-na Formula Changes
Dr Hartman publicly describes altering the Pe-ru-na formula to improve its effect and color. He recalls initial customer and pharmacist concerns, trade upheaval, and eventual acceptance of the new version as a popular remedy for general catarrhal ailments.
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