Thaw Moved to Concord for Next Hearing
Harry Kendall Thaw rode to Concord to await Tuesday hearing before Governor Felker on extradition. He greeted crowds, smiled, and played piano at the hotel, while federal habeas corpus review looms if he loses. Ex Gouvernor Stone and Jerome left town as Thaw prepares for next proceedings.
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Associated Press
Littletown
N. H
Harry Kendall Thaw
Con Corse
Felker
United States Court
Thaw
William Travers Jerome
United States
Nate
Drew
Stone
Pennsylvania
Two Thousand Delegates At International Refrigeration Congress
In Chicago more than two thousand delegates gather for the opening of the International Congress and Exposition of Refrigeration at Union Stock Yards pavilion. About five hundred represent foreign governments. The event will discuss conservation of the world's food supply and inaugurate the exposition. The largest refrigerator in the world, built by the government, showcases a multi room amphitheatre under agricultural experts for demonstration.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Union Stock Yards Pavilion
Congress
Agricultural Department
Suffragette Arson Attempts at Penshurst Place
A suffragette arson squad tried to burn Penshurst Place, the 14th century country seat of Lord de l Isle and Dudley in Tunbridge Kent. Flames damaged window frames but were extinguished by staff. Two women fled across the lawn as suffrage literature was scattered. The mansion will close, losing access to rare antiques and portraits including Vandykes and Holbeins.
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Associated Press
London
Penshurst Place
Lord de l’Isle
Dudley
Tunbridge
Kent
Sidney
Izabeth
Eng
City Brevities Detectives link burglary to Upton residence
Detectives Murphy and Lacey traced a Tuesday station call to 1 Le Baron street H E Upton residence where a burglar entered but nothing was stolen after inspection. Willison resigns as Battle auditor to join a lumber firm in Jackson Alabama. R H Witsell succeeds him. Captain John Craft returns from a Good Roads Association trip and prepares for Mobile convention in November. William Abrams suffers a severed index finger at his Franklin Street store surgery performed by Dr. O H Harris.
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Murphy and Lacey
H. E. Upton
le Baron Street
John Craft
Bama Good Roads Association
Mtgomery
Birmingham
Washon
Good Roads
Mobile
William Abrams
Franklin and Streets
O. H. Harris
York man arrested for carrying weapon on street
W Harmon, 39, of York Alabama, was arrested Wednesday afternoon near Government street by Officer Edward Sheets on a charge of carrying a weapon. A .38 calibre pistol was found in his left hind pocket.
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W. Harmon
York
Ala
Government Street
Edward Sheets
Spying Shadow Hellen of Troy Case Stirs Colorado Springs
Mrs. Jacquana Russum described as Another Helen of Troy remains under constant private detective surveillance in Colorado Springs. The monitoring is tied to attorney actions for Mr. Russum as details unfold from a University of Chicago professor’s referenced literary comparisons.
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Jacquana Russum
Helen of Troy
Circe and
Kipling
Oscar L. Triggs
University of Chicago
Colorado Springs
Rissum
Tives
Mr. Rissum
Hussum
Francis W. Keeper
Denver
Professor Triggs
In the Courts Chancery Court Adjourns Thursday Morning
Chancery Court records list Milton Denton versus Annie Denton and Sarah Jane Matthes versus Jane Matthes with de cree pro confesso and orders of publication against John Galilard and Joanna Forbes. Adjournment set until Thursday at 10 o'clock.
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Chancery Court
Smith
Milton Denton
Annie Denton
Sarah Jane Matthes
Jane Matthes
John Galilard
Joanna Forbes
Law and Equity Court October Schedule List
The October Law and Equity Court calendar lists judges motions on Monday October 6 with multiple cases through Friday October 23 including Annie M Johnson against several defendants, and numerous hearings involving Gulf Land and Harbor Co, Turner Supply, Foreign Tool and Mach, and several insurers and banks. The schedule also spans October 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 with varied civil actions and filings across different firms and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Johnson
James E. Lang
Robert W. Burke
S. Penquinette
Sam Taylor
Associated Elgin Creameries
F. Carmelich
C. L. Lavretta
W. F. Tebbetts
Gulf Land and Harbor Company
John Paredo
Doe
E. P. Webb
Roe
Chas
Hartford Rubber Works
A. L. Gould
Turner Supply Company
Wilbur Hogan
M. A. Oates
W. G. Overton
M. H. Lavell
G. J. Robertson
Branch Law Company
American Supply Company
J. J. Dowling
Henry Delaney
Trand Rapids Gas Engine Etc
Barrett Bros
George M. March
J. L. Mahoney
Foreign Tool and Mach
Henderson& Iron Works
Pittsburg Mobile Realty
John T. McDonald
Foley Fertilizer Company
Alabama Cotton Oil
R. & J. Dick, Ltd
American Supply Co
Cochran State Bank
Ala. Tenn
Northern R. R
Fitzgerald & Co
H. L. Hieronymus
Ira H. Pringle
R. B
Stone Bros. Et al
Odd Fellows Bidg. Assn
W. M. Turner
Geo. D. Lesesne
Geo
Cks &Lbr
W. H. Monk, Jr
A. L. Rush
R. V. Horn
Barrett Lbr
Wiley Denmark
Stone Brs
Jacob Pollock
Mary Roberts
Admr
Mobile Light & A. R. Co
D. D. Staples
Prudential Ins. Co
Mutual Life Ins Co
Personalities Gather at City Hotels in Mobile
D. D. Hall and wife of Tensaw Alabama stay at the Bienville. J C Strong Jr of Frankling NC visits with friends. R E Steiner and F M Marks of Montgomery Alabama at the Battle House. New Orleans businessmen including John F ONeill Arthur A Devlin R Courtrie Horace Cammack and Maurice Miller register at the Battle House. H M Burt manager of Florence Hotel Birmingham with wife and daughter Genevieve at the Battle House. L O Gunther and wife of Carrollton Ala at the Bienville. J A Taylor and wife of York Ala visiting from the northern part of the state. Arthur Johnson registered at the Cawthon from Silver Hill. J A Mustard of New York City on business at the Cawthon. Mrs C Cowan and Dora Cowan of Moss Point Miss in the city at the Battle House. Clarence Jordan of Barney-Cavanagh Hardware underwent appendicitis surgery at Inge-Vondurant Sanitarium and was reported improving. W F Owen vice president of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago Railroad left for New York City to attend a board meeting. R V Taylor vice president and general manager of the Mobile and Ohio is in St Louis on business.
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John F. O'Niell
Arthur A. Devlin
R. Courtrie
Horace Cammack
Maurice Miller
New Orléans
Battle House
W. F. Owen
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
New York City
Board of Directors
Man kills wife then shoots self in Martin's Ferry
In Martin's Ferry Ohio August Roman believed he had killed his wife after firing three times in their home and then killed himself, dying in his son’s arms. Mrs Roman may recover in the anticipated divorce court appearance. The note ends with a quip about liars claiming business is good.
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Associated Press
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Roman
Local Tennis and Rail Matchups Highlight Weekend Card
Friday features Worthington against Macy and Barnes against Haas. Saturday presents Bryant versus Hieronymus and Gunther against Postal Telegraph Cable Co with Mobile Register and Tenn and Northern R R Co listed among events.
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Mobile Register
Julius Weinmrecht
C. M. Worthington
Mary
Macy
H. W. Barnes
Lizzie R. Haas
W. P. Mardin
Ala, Tenn. & Northern R. R. Co
W. FE. Bryant
Hieronymus Bros
Jos. F. Gunther
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
Oldest Miller Talks Tariff With President
Washington September 17 Speaker Champ Clark introduced to President Wilson his constituent William Pollock of Mexico Missouri said to be the oldest miller in the United States Pollock who is 93 years old has been in the milling business 69 years and urged a duty on wheat flour.
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Associated Press
Washington
Champ Clark
Wilson
William Pollock
Mexico
United States
Pollock
Deaths and Funerals for J A Watters and Laura Gunnison
Funeral for Julian A. Watters prominent southern cotton man set for Friday at 10 from the Government street home with burial in Magnolia Cemetery. Cotton Exchange to close during service in honor of ex president. Laura Allen Gunnison widow of Andrew J Gunnison died Tuesday at 4 25 pm at 61 North Ann street aged 72. Survived by two sons Henry of Fairhope and Vance of Mobile and four daughters S T Hall of Hattiesburg Miss F W Carmelich Alex Hancock Lottie Gunnison of Mobile.
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Julian A. Watters
Government Street
Loop
Magnolia Cemetery
Telfair Hodgson
Mobile
Cotton Exchange
Laura Allen Gunnison
Andrew J. Gunnison
New Orleans
North Ann Street
Gunnison
Henry
Fairhope
Vance Gunnison
S. T. Hall
Hattiesburg
F. W. Carmelich
Alex Hancock
Lottie Gunnison
Memphis Lawyer Percy Finlay Dies After Gall Stone Operation
Percy Finlay a prominent Memphis lawyer died Sunday at 3 PM following gall stone surgery last Friday after falling ill Tuesday. A Yale graduate aged 41 born and raised in Memphis he married Amante Semmes of Mobile granddaughter of Confederate admiral Semmes. Judge O J Semmes was his father in law.
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Percy Finlay
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Finlay
Yale University
Amante Semmes
Mobile
Ala
O. J. Semmes
City Court of
Death of Mrs. Ida M. Farmer Conerly of Gulfport
Miss Ida M. Farmer Conerly of Gulfport born January 3 1870 dies after a long Civil War era lineage. She leaves husband Luke W. Conerly and a large extended family including I J Beaman Susie Farmer and others in Texas California and Alabama. The obituary notes Confederate service in her family and ends with a humorous aside about a tambourine.
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Ida M. Farmer Conerly
Gulfport
Miss
Ian M. Farmer
Luke W. Conerly
Conerly
Zac
Mary J. Byars
King
Armstrong
Jackson
Gainesville
Ala
Henry Clay
Franklin Pierce Farmer
Jap's vigilance saves Gen Otis in Los Angeles plot
Post office inspectors conduct a rigid investigation into the attempted assassination of General Harrison G. Otis in Los Angeles. Chief Inspector Johnson oversees the case with personal attention as officials await a report from the Los Angeles office.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harrison G. Otis
Los Angeles
Bost Office
Post Office Department
Johnson
Bomb Threat Strikes Los Angeles Times Owner Otis
Associated Press report details a second bomb attempt on General Harrison Otis, owner of the Los Angeles Times, foiled by his Japanese servant who spotted the package at his Bivouac home. Police and postal authorities consider motives tied to Mexican interests and past conspiracies. The device contained matches and black powder and was handed to Otis after the wrapper was removed.
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Associated Press
Los Angel Cal
Harrison Otis
Los Angeles Times
Mall Pears
General Otis
McNamara
Times
Zimen
Lower
California
Otis
Electric Bitters Promoted As Quick Kidney Relief
Advert describes Electric Bitters as a quick remedy for weak kidneys and general relief. A San Francisco man praises its effects for his wife after other treatments failed, claiming benefits for liver digestion and biliousness. available for 607 and $1.00 at Van Antwerp Drug Co.
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John Dowling
San Francisco
van Antwerp Drug Co
Bicycle theft case ends with acquittal in recorder court
Ira Clemens was discharged after proving he bought a $30 bicycle from John Ellis who had purchased it from Eugéne Thoas Jr. Pillshad fled town. Several other cases included disorderly conduct, gaming fines, and vagrancy penalties for a mixed group of defendants.
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Ira Clemens
Louis Shetler
Recorder’s Court
Clemens
John Ellis
Eugéne Thoas, Jr
J. T. Edwards
White
Sarah Alexander
Edwards
L. and N. Promises Co operation with People in State Development
The L. and N. outlines a long term plan to grow soil and territory through continued cooperation with the public. It cites prior success, expansion plans including double tracks and rolling stock, and a commitment to serve travelers and shippers while maintaining high standards. The railroad urges ongoing public support to sustain development and traffic for future generations.
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Concord
Jerome
Refrigeration Congress
S&s
Tift
LAW and Equity
D. D. Hall
Tensaw, Ala
The
Bienville
J. C. Strong Jr
Frankling, North Carolina
R. E. Steiner and
F. M. Marks
Montgomery
That City
H. M. Burt
Florence
Genevieve
L. O. Gunther
Carrolton
York, Ala
Arthur Johnson
Cawilion
Silver Hill
J. A. Mustard
City
Cawthon Hotel
C. Cowan
Dora Cowan
Moss Point, Miss
Clarence Jordan
Barney-Cavanagh Hardware Company
R. V. Taylor
Mobile and
Heaven
Beechawm
Beecham
Ze. Beecham
J. A. Watters
Gen. Otis
Trescent
Columbia Ice Cream Co
Cgutheilags
Bartlett
Gen
Ely
First Avenue
Texas
Louisiana
Industrial Bureau
Sunset Central Lines
Houston
Merchants Bank
Mobile, Alabama
L. H. Meyer & Sons House
Kuppenheimer
Dauphin Street
Police News
van Bush
Sam Bingieton
Gus Davenport
J. T. Robinson
Edington
Joe Matthews
Willie Davis
Emile Herpin
Herpin
Catherine Carleson
Castoria
el Miedo
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Beautifel Gait Ola
Royal Street
Proprietors
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