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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1912

Page

12

Watchman fatally shot in New Orleans quarrel with grocer Fulco

Jacob Traub a watchman was shot and killed after insults to his daughter led to a fight with Frank Fulco and his two brothers. Police seek Fulcos as possible shooter. In Gueydan Louisiana, ONeil Le Blanc and Will Yassit, nearby farmers, fought a duel the previous day.

New Orleans Jacob Traub Frank Fulco Fulco Fulcos Frank Gqueydan O’neil le Blanc Will Yassit

Fatal duel ends as neighbors discover two dead men

A quarrel escalated to gunfire with both men using shotguns. They fatally wounded each other and died at the scene before neighbors arrived after hearing the shots.

Progressive convention nominates Goodhue in Alabama race

Col. Amos Goodhue of Gadsden was named the Progressive candidate for Congress in Alabama's seventh district, facing Democrat John L. Burnett in a tight regional contest.

Birmingham Ala Amos Goodhue Gadsden Alabama John L. Burnett

Pearl necklace vanished on train from Boston to Chicago

Mrs. Albert Sprague Jr of Chicago reported a 12 000 pearl necklace disappeared while traveling from Boston to Chicago on a New York Central train. The 59 pearl necklace was worn around her neck and vanished on the trip. NORFOLK Va Sept 19 Samuel L Burton a negro acquitted after a race riot at Onancock was allowed to sue five defendants for 100000 for false arrest and injury. The suit also named Onancock town and county but Judge Waddill upheld demurrers by local officials.

Chicago Albert Sprague, Jr Boston Chamois Bay Sprague Norfolk Samuel L. Burton Onancock Burton Waddill

Gibson Moves From Havana to Brussels Post

Gibson of California longtime secretary of the American legation at Havana who was assaulted by journalist Maga over the Reilly claim has been reassigned as secretary of the American legation at Brussels strengthening the diplomatic staff.

Gibson California Havana Maga Reilly Brussels

Ohio Excis e Tax Boosts Pullman Fleet Valuation

Ohio tax officials increased the assessed value of Pullman sleeping cars to 17 500 each, raising total Ohio capital for 158 freight and equipment firms to 2 493 730 and securing 82 227 in excise tax at 1.2 percent. Commissioner F. L. Munn credited the meticulous calculations behind the raises.

Columbus Ohio State Tax Commission Old State Board Linke Licking County Onhfee Pullman Company Treasury F. ©. Munn

Appeals Window Extended for Gompers Morrigan and Mitchell

The deadline to file appeals from contempt of court sentences for Samuel Gompers Frank Morrigan and John Mitchell was extended from October 1 to November 1. They are jailed for violating a court injunction in the Buck's Stove and Range case.

Washington Samuel Gompers Frank Morrigan John Mitchell Este Buck

Strike Hits Southern Railway Shops Over Hours Cut

Charleston Ohio September 18 sixty workers in the Southern railway shops walked out after management reduced the work week from six days at nine hours daily to five days at eight hours. The men are paid by the hour and an early settlement is expected.

Charleston 8. C Southern Railway

Writer Sarah H. Wharton Moore killed by runaway horse

In Des Moines Iowa on September 19 Sarah H Wharton Moore a domestic science writer was struck and killed by a runaway horse as she crossed a downtown street tonight.

Des Moines Sarah H. Wharton Moore

Saunders Renominated by Democratic Convention in Virginia

Danville Virginia September 19 Edward Watts Saunders congressman for the Fifth Virginia district was renominated today by the Democratic convention for a third term. Saunders has represented the district in congress and faced confirmation of his renomination amid party unity.

Danville Edward Watts Saunders Virginia

Woman urged to walk daily and take tablets for health

A historical notice advises that stairs, sweeping, and bed making do not improve a woman's health. It recommends outdoor walking a mile or two daily and taking tablets to aid digestion and regulate bowels for safety and well being.

American actress and authoress win London

New York Sept 14. Klaw and Schanger's Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm by Kate Douglas Wiggin scored a huge hit at the Globe Theatre London. Edith Taliaferro starred as Rebecca with Ellen Terry present, drawing tears and applause from an English audience.

New York Klaw & Schlanger Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm Kate Douglas Globe Theatre London Belasco Republic Theatre United States Edith Taliaferro Ellen Terry Archie Boyd Lionel Brough Sam Colt Hayward Ginn Marie LL. Day Miranda

Notable theatre aura and legal notices in Mobile page

The piece describes Leila Frost as Emma Jane and Edith Taliaferro praised by The Telegraph for a London theatre performance. It also includes a public sale notice by Union Savings Bank and a chancy court notice in Mobile Alabama, detailing property sale due to unpaid purchase money and pending legal actions.

Leila Frost Emma Jane Kate Douglas Wigerin Mme. de Navarro Mary Anderson Edith Taliaferro The Telegraph Theatrefoours London Miss Taliaferro Herman Hudoff William Greyer Maggie Greyer Mobile County Herman Hudolt Union Savings Bank Mobile State of Alabama Savannah Chatham Streets Chatham Street Betwen Weat Gordon Division Favre Trice Gordon & Mddington

Strobel Family Surprise as Two Marriages Occur in One Night

Oscar A. Strobel Jr., 41, of 245 Loraine avenue, married Charlotte Rager at 3 pm then notified her mother. Later that evening he wed Emma Siesel, 44, of 242 Loraine avenue, both ceremonies performed by Rev. Lefner. The couples left for a New York honeymoon.

Oscar A. Strobel, Jr Loraine Avenue L. A. Strobel Company Cincinnati Charlotte Rager Whitfield Avenue Mary E. Rager New York Oscar, Jr Oscar Strobel, Or Jfmma Siesel Lefner Strobel

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promoted In Patchy Ad Copy

An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick, easy, safe, and inexpensive remedy. It warns against neglecting constipation and liver issues and claims pills are available for 25 cents at all druggists.

Dr. King

Woman in the Auto Remains a Mystery

The body of A. D. Davis 38 general manager of a marble company at Columbia Tennessee was brought home to Tennille Georgia after his car left an embankment at White's Creek bridge near Nashville. A woman companion about 30, not seriously injured, remains unidentified by local residents.

Nashville Tenn A. D. Davis Columbia White's Creek Tennille Davis

Bids invited for eight miles of Moffatt road work

The Mobile County Board of Revenue opens bids on September 26 1912 at 12 o'clock for eight miles of highway on the Moffatt road. Work includes clearing grading gravel chert pipe and concrete bridges and culverts. A $1000 certified check is required. Plans at the office of County Engineer C L Strange Bank of Mobile Room 11 or P O Box 946.

Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners Mobile County Ala Mobile County Poor Asylum Hutchisson & Denham Judge of Probate Peoples Bank Mobile Board of Revenue of Moffatt C. L. Strange Bank of Mobile P. O Board of Revenue

License to sell liquors sought at 7 St. Francis Mobile

John R. Danzey announces he will apply to Mobile excise for a retail license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors at No 7 St Francis Street, Mobile Alabama. The license is currently held by Edward J. Yenne as administrator of Z Frank Fourment deceased.

Excise Commission City of Mobile St. Francis Street Alabama Edward J. Yenne Z Frank Fourment John R. Danzey

WomanWhips Husband in Public With Bugsy Whip

In Nashville on September 19 a crowded street witnessed Grace Williamson strike J M Williamson with a bugsy whip after alleging mistreatment. Both were arrested. the wife was paroled and the husband bond released.

Nashville Tenn Grace Williamson J. M. Williamson

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