List of Vessels in Port on September 24, 1912
Shipping inventory shows multiple ships at New York and Caribbean ports. Notable entries include Almerian bound for Liverpool, Lampasas for New York, Fjell to Puerto Secare and N Colombia, Karen to Puerto Barriog, Gaines laid up at Marine Ways Fort, and several schooners and pilot boats listed with owners and destinations. Some vessels marked as laid up or wrecked, including Pinto and Bartholdi.
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Almerian
Liverpool
Lampasas
New York
sPier
Fjell
Puerto Secare
N. Colombia
Celba
Karen
Puerto Barriog
Gaines
Fort Morgan
Iskas
John Francis
Cuba
T.-H
Laura L. Sprague
P. Rico
Pinto Moses H. Grennell
Weather Outlook Across Regions
High pressure covers most of the country east of the Mississippi with seasonable to below freezing temperatures in many areas. A low pressure trough from the upper Mississippi Valley to the Mexican border brings showers in parts of the Rockies and Mississippi Valley, with rain on the middle and south Atlantic coast and thunder showers for Mobile tonight or Wednesday. Albert Ashenberger, Local Forecaster.
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Mississippi River
Dakotas
North Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Mexican
Rocky Mountain
Middle
South Atlantic Coast
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather
Irias to Command Nicaraguan Rebels
Juan Trias the former Zelayaist who circulated a petition in San Jose calling for withdrawal of American forces from Nicaragua has gone to Nicaragua to command rebel forces. General Mena, ill, is said near retirement from leadership of the uprising.
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Washington
Juan Trias
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaraga
Nicaragua
State Department
Mena
Three Fruiters Arrive At Fifth Street Docks In Busy Morning
Three steam ships laden with bananas and tropical fruits arrived in quick succession. The Karen Barrioz and Fjell reported rough Gulf weather but no damage. Fjell docked at Louisville and Nashville wharf while others tied up at Mobile and Ohio docks.
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Karen
Barrioz
Fijell
Puerto Cortez
Ceiba
Puerto Barrioz
Central American
Mexican Gulf
Hubbard-Memurray
Fjell
Fuerte Cortez
National Catholic Charities Conference Continues Sessions
The National Conference of Catholic Charities met in Washington on September 24 with Dr. Helen M. Nolan of Toledo urging tighter oversight of boards and committees handling public aid. She criticized poorhouse inmates for lacking priestly or clerical visits and dignity in death. Mrs Edward Manuel of the Catholic Charities Association warned Protestant groups seek to win immigrants.
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Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Helen M. Nolan
Toledo
Edward Manuel
Association of Catholic Charities
New Orleans Cotton Markets Open Steady After Mixed Outlook
Cotton futures opened steady slightly down as rain forecasts and favorable weather left traders cautious. Trading was listless with little selling pressure while private bureau data and upcoming reports weighed on prices. Texas movement remained strong and Mississippi picking extended into the belt as futures edged lower early morning.
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New Orleans
West Texas
Dees
bin Gee
Giani Giani
Eee
Oet
Texas
Mississippi
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Sharp Decline
New York cotton futures opened steady after an initial drop of 4.65 points due to liquidation hedge selling and weak Western belt forecasts. Prices fell to 11 to 16 points lower before a late rally as weather bulletins showed Eastern belt participation, leaving the market very steady at closing.
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New York
Une
Chicago
Heeves Eeenerreesessaeere
Texas
Sreersenn
Minnesota
Cotton market dampens as demand softens in Liverpool sale
Liverpool reports lower cotton prices with American middling at 7.21 and sales of 5 000 bales, including 4 709 American. receipts total 3 000 bales. Futures show quiet activity while Catholic church grants and non sectarian groups shift toward Protestant tutelage for Italian Catholic immigrant children.
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Liverpool
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Bowel Help for Children
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as the ideal laxative for kids explaining its fig taste, safe senna mix, and quick cleansing of stomach liver and bowels. It urges mothers to keep the product on hand and to ask for the full name Syrup of Figs and Fuxtr of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
New Orleans Woman Praises Stummatone Tonic
Mrs. Ruth Hawkins of 517 Felicity Street New Orleans reports renewed strength after using Stummatone claiming it cured her long standing nerves fatigue and poor appetite. A Sutton Bros. pharmacist notes rising demand and describes common symptoms such as lack of energy digestion issues and cold feet aiding the tonic as a cure.
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Stummatone
Mobile
Ruth Hawkins
Felicity Street
New Orleans
Sutton Bros
CITY BREVITIES
Patrick Forsyth returns from Quebec after six weeks with relatives and recovery from a wreck on the Mobile and Ohio at Sparta Illinois. An ornate menu lists Pop Styles of Klosky's as a boarder for Tom Tageart. William Burden, clubbed by Deputy Sheriff Gillis, is in serious but not fatal condition after brain concussion and surgery. The Spring Hill pavement near Ann street nears completion and traffic may reopen next week. Myrick seeks to retain his post as Assistant Chief of the fire department. Balkan Princess Company arrives by special train for Mobile Theatre. John Wohn applies for the cemetery weeper job on Church Street Cemetery, third candidate behind Halliday and Farrall.
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Patrick Forsyth
Imber Stavedore
Quebec
Canada
Forsyth
Mobile
Ohio
Sparta
Ill
William Burden
Crichton
Hugh Gillis
Balkan Princess
Pensacola
Fla
Grove's TASTE CHOL TONIC promoted for malaria
A vintage ad highlights Grove's Taste Chol Tonic as a remedy claimed to drive out malaria and boost the system for town residents and children. The copy emphasizes its suitability for pale and sickly youngsters.
Minnesota judge rules picketing legal in Duluth case
In Duluth, Judge Homer B. Dibell declares picketing legal in district court. The Duluth Street Railway Company sought an injunction to stop alleged interference with its strike breaking employees.
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Minnesota
LEGAL
Duluth
Minn
Homer B. Dibell
Duluth Street Railway Company
Hilles Called Upon To Tell Of Campaign Fund
Senator Clapp said Charles D. Hilles, head of the Republican national committee, will be summoned before the senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. The testimony will cover the Roosevelt charge that Harvester Trust funds were spent, and the broader topic of campaign contributions. A plan for the opening of next week's hearings was discussed.
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Washington
Clapp
George W. Perkins
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
Hilles
Senate hearing preview outlines witness list
A hearing outlined by Senator Clapp for a subcommittee includes Cornelius W. Bliss Jr and C C Hoff as first witnesses. They may be pressed for papers from the Bliss Harriman livery to illuminate charges against Standard Oil and 1904 Roosevelt fund contributions. Cannon and McKinley likely to testify on prior campaign contributions.
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Senator Clapp
Cornelius W. Bliss, Jr
C. C.hoff
Ward H. Harriman
Cornelius N. Bliss
Harriman
John D. Oh
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Cannon
McKinley
Illinois
Massachusetts Direct Primary Set for State and Local Offices
Boston by direct primary vote in Massachusetts actions will be made by both parties for state city and officers and for representatives in Congress. For governor the Democratic candidates are Eugene N. Foss seeking a third term and District Attorney Pelletier seeking re election.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Congress
Eugene N. Foss
Pelletier
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Rentable Realty
N. E. Cedar
Conti Streets
S. E. Church
Hamilton
Dauphin Way
E. Catherine
Spring Hill Avenue
Gilbert Street
S. Broad Street
S. Savannah
W. Cedar
Norville Bros
Bell
Home
F. C. Horton
Accountant van Antwerp Building Mobile
Ala
The
Gulf
Ita
Ascalon
Robi, W. Chambers
Stewart Edward White
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Harold Bell Wright
Vaughn Kester
New Tonis
Mobile. Ala
75Th Meridian
U. S
Agriculture
Jake Wells
Vaudeville
French Lick Springs
Klosky
Tom Tageart
Ann Street
Wright Smith
Myrick
Fire Department
John Wohn
City Commission
Old Church Street
Wohn
Thomas Halliday
Philip Farrall
Stearns Electric
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
G. W. Prkins
Harvester Trust
Frey Dr. Grosse Sone
the Gaiety
London
Balkan
James Halleck
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