Texas convict Sandford jailed for public drunkenness
J T Sandford was sworn out in the inferior criminal court on a fugitive from justice charge after arrest for public drunkenness. A telegram from Antsville penitentiary said he escaped over a year ago. Judge Chamberlain fined him five dollars or ten days in jail as county authorities await penitentiary officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sandford
Inferior Criminal Court
Thomas Mansfield
Sandford
Texas States Penitentiary
Antsville
Chamberlain
Texas Penitentiary
Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Promised Nerve Renewal
Advert says Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers revitalize nerves and restore vigor for men and women. Claims improve thinking, energy, mood, and relieve headaches, neuralgia, and constipation. Promises free trial box and $1.00 price, with mail order from F J Kellogg in Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Wes
F. J. Kellogg
Hoffmaster Block
Battle ’ Mich
Kellogg Co Offers Free Trial Box of Sanstone Wafers
A 19th century advertisement requests a free trial box of Kellogg's Sanstone Wafers for nerves. The sender offers 6 cents to cover postage and packing and asks for return mail to Battle Creek Michigan at the Hoffmaster Block address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kellogg Co
Hoffmaster Block
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogg
Kellogg's Tone Wafers Sold In Mobile And Nearby
The regular one dollar size Kellogg's Tone Wafers are for sale in Mobile Alabama at Sutton Bros 80 St Francis Street T S Van Aller 210 S Broad Street C H Burkett New Jersey and Cedar S S H Bauer Monroe and Franklin Streets Bienville Pharmacy 210 St Francis Street No free boxes from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's Tone
Moise
Ala
Sutton Bros
T. Francis Street
Mobile
T. S. van Aller
Broad Street
C. H. Burkett
New Jersey
Cedar
S&s. H. Bauer
Monroe
Franklin Streets
Bienville Pharmaey
St. Francis Street
City Court to Hear 79 Cases at October Term
The October city court term will take up 79 cases from the recorder's court, 46 state law offenses and 33 ordinance violations, including high profile matters from the Stevens wedding disturbances to grand larceny and perjury charges involving multiple defendants. prominent figures include W. M. Doyle, Judge Browne, and others, with numerous juries and appeals listed across both city and state dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
Cil
Recorder
Coar
W. M. Doyle
Eliott E. Stevens
Marie A. Harlock
Stevens
Mobile
Samuel B. Browne
Ewing Browne
Gerald Krumpel
T. D. Powers, Jr
Sadie Barnes
H. O. Page
Thomas McMahon
William J. Duff
Robert Green
Manuel Zamoras
Stephen Morales
Julius Goldstein
J. A. Bell
Sadie—Barnes
Lula Bowling
Lena Pitts
Robert Stafford
Frank Jackson
Solomon Cleveland
John William
Sylvester MecCreer
Alexander Wright
Leon Dennis
Claude Edwards
Emanuel Gonzales
J. P. McMillan
Birlchild
Tom Moore
Charley Tyrrell
Frank Ward
Charlie Houston
Lula Knowles
Jessie Williams
John Thomas
John Long
Arthur Pickens
Porter Coleson
Eph Jones
Clarkie Bride
Ferrell Gossett
George Robinson
Frank Davis
William Walker
Yi Fane
Solomon Poe
Co. B. Singletery
Elbert Robinson
Austin Brown
J. R. Posey
Building permits issued for week ending September
The office of the city engineer records permits for R. O. Harris owner erect brick division wall on Joachim and Dauphin streets for 600 dollars. Mrs. Punch owner erect garage at 208 South Claiborne street for 100 dollars. John Mitchell owner repairs at 80 Government street for 250 dollars. Will Dunn owner erect frame shop at 117 Beauregard street for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Harris
Joachim
Dauphin Streets
Mrs. Punch
South Claiborne Street
John Mitchell
Government Street
Will Dunn
Beauregara Street
Train schedule change cuts Mobile and Bay Shore service
The double daily Sunday service on the Mobile and Bay Shore road is discontinued. One train will depart the depot at 9 am and return at 8 35 pm. Weekday service shifts mornings to 9 10 am from 9 15 am and returns at 2 20 pm, then leaves again at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Bay Shore Road
Strengthen Weak Kidneys with Bitters Remedy
A Victorian ad extolls Bilectric Bitters as a quick relief for weak kidneys and liver complaints. It promises renewed energy and pain-free work, citing a San Francisco tester, Mr. Johan Down, and offers the remedy at a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan. Down
San Francisco
Artillerymen Keep On Ump At Camp Scully
Soldiers at Monroe Park camp drill at practice, march seven miles, and prepare for a bivouac with night in the northern suburbs. Major Dorrance leads a strong show as Batteries B and D train in sub calibre targets and service drills ahead of Monday practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Park
Cedar Point Road
Shell Road
L. 8S
Dorrance
South End
W. Vaughan Gregory
Sub Calibre Practice At Mobile Camp Features Crabs And Wresting
Captain Sam Roswald and Captain Ed Flinn led sub calibre practice with Batteries B and D as the Birmingham battery of about ninety men showed a strong turnout. Visitors included many ladies and the camp echoed with fraternal greetings after supper. Private Kid Barry Wilkie issued a 190 pound challenge in Mobile wrestling. Major Dorrance reported all-clear health and top condition of stock, with 190 officers and men in camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Roswald
Ed Flinn
Kid Barry Wilkie
Battery B
Mobile
Wilkie
Montgomery
Lee Noa
The
Battery
Dorrance
H. A. Moon
E. P. King
Regular Army
Sam. Roswald
Steward Charley Muntz
Steward Muntz
Dick Thorn
State Artillery
Ed Morriarity
Dairymen Target Better Milk at Lower Cost
Mobile County Dairy Institute led by Dr. Charles A. Mohr educates dairymen in Mobile Baldwin and surrounding counties. Sessions at Medical College twice monthly cover feeding, milking, barn care and sanitary appliances with demonstrations on open vs closed milk pails and expert talks from US farm demonstration agent George A. Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County Dairy Institute
Mobile County
Baldwin
Counte
Charles A. Mohr
Dairy Institute
Board of Health
Pure Food and Drug
Mobile
Medical College
Mohr
George A. Maloney
United States Farm
Maloney
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Sullivan's Farm Hand Hunt Hits a Barrier
The Manchester Union notes John L. Sullivan cannot recruit a farm hand as job seekers fear the man’s name. It asks if he should hire a militant suffragette from across the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Sullivan
John
Manchester Union
County Teachers Institutes Open At Oakdale And Owens Schools
The Mobile County Teachers Institute starts Monday for five days at Oakdale with Miss Dodge guiding white schools topics and Prof. Henry J. Willingham addressing. The Negro teachers institute meets at A. F. Owens school led by Isaiah J. Whitley and Ada Y. Cipers with speakers including Murphy Vigor Harris Inge Gaillard Williams and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County Teachers’ Institute
Oakdale
A. F. Owens
Miss Dodge
Oakdale School
Henry J. Willingham
Negro Teachers’ Institute
Isaiah J. Whitley
Plateau Institute
Ada Y. Cipers
Barbour County
Willingham
C. F. Vigor
Garrard Harris
H. T. Inge
H. T. Inge, 8. P. Gaillard, Dr. H. R. Williams
W. A. Caldwell
G.W. Lewis
Final Bienville Square Fraternal Meeting Concludes Series
The closing Sunday night service in Bienville Square features Rev. D A Planck of Central Presbyterian Church speaking on Fraternalism. Lodges and the public are invited with F W Evans of the Y M C A presiding. If weather fails, the event moves to St Francis Street M E Church nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienville Square
Federation of Mobile Churches
D. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian Church
F. W. Evans
St. Francis Street
M. E
Bienville Suareq
Local court sentences six months for bicycle theft
Wilf Chappell, arrested by Deputy Mose Bernstein on petit larceny, sent to Atmore convict camp for six months by Judge Chamberlain. He stole a bicycle from Joseph Ott at Royal and St Michael streets. Other verdicts include fines of 1 dollar or ten days for Richard Gatewood Price White Ernest Sims Jim Purnell and Walter Jackson for gaming, and ten days in jail for George Robinson after a questionable arrival from Birmingham. An advertisement for Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilf Chappell
Mose Bernstein
Atmore
Chamberlain
Inferior Criminal Court
Chappell
Joseph Ott
Royal and
St. Michael Streets
Richard Gatewood
Price White
Ernest Sims
Jim Purnell
Walter Jackson
George Robinson
Birmingham
Mansfield
Three Wage-Earners Declared Bankrupt in U S District Court
J C McCarthy and Horace G Patterson of Whistler and Horanee H Jackson of Mobile were adjudicated bankrupt after filing voluntary petitions. McCarthy lists assets as nil and liabilities of 737 dollars, Jackson 114 dollars, Patterson 181 dollars. Petitions referred to referee R T Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCarthy
Horace G. Patterson
Whistler
Horanee H. Jackson
Mobile
United States District Court
nilcCarthy
Jackson
Patterson
R. T. Ervin
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Texas
Nelson & Bailey
Royal ST
G. Hardy Smith
ST. Michael Street
Browne
BAY Shore
Greasy Dick
Billy Dunn
Hornets
Billy
Birmingham Battery
S. A. Moon
Carter
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Owens Schools
China
Talking Machine
Columbia
Victor
Smith Piano CO
Masonic Temple
Adam Glass & Co
Royal Street
Dauphin Street
Britton
DR. F. L. Tapia
Gulf Coast
City Ticket Office
Simon’s
Hanai
Packard
Armstrong
France
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