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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1913

Page

6

American Visitors Pack London As They Haste Home

London dispatch notes a surge of American travelers delaying homeward by sightseeing, with up to 20,000 Americans leaving for the United States in six days. Social figures like John L. Griffiths and Lady Paget appear in society circles, while hotels run at capacity.

London John L. Griffiths Griffiths Lord Lady Charnwood Lee of Fyvie January Fyvie Castle Lorna Burn Decies Lally Decies Nee Gould Lord Decies J. Pierpont Morgan New York Camillon Walthall Watford Paget Lady Speyer Edgar Speyer Ronald Mathews Thorne Lodge Doncaster W. HE. B. Shafelt Duchess of

Carmen Strike Reaches Second Anniversary With Federal Panel

A two year old strike by allied shop men of the Illinois Central and Harriman lines may be the first labor dispute considered by the federal commissions. A Brother Railroad men committee plans to travel to Washington with hundreds of strikers to seek union recognition. Only a small fraction of workers left the jobs and most returned after the second anniversary observances.

Associated Pgo Illinois Iral Harriman Federal Vital Commission Railroad Et Washington Yes

Young Couple Married at Hattiesburg Mississippi

William Archer of Whistler and Myrtie G Duckwell of Toulmin were united in marriage in Hattiesburg Mississippi.

Hattiesburg, Miss William ©. Archer Whistler Myrtie G. Duckwell Toulmin

Mitchell's Millinery Opens With Resplendent Presentation

Mitchell's Millinery debuts with Mrs. Rose English as head milliner offering an extravagant display of chapeaux and ensembles. Intricate hats feature velvet, ostrich plumes, and brocade with Parisian influences while wrap and muff sets in leopard, fox fur, and lynx coordinate for a full seasonal look.

Gulf City Iin Walter Mitchell Conreey Rose English Department of Chateaux la Mode Teddie Gerod London Paris Teddie Mitchell Lewis Carlier Mam'selle Maria Guy Mobile

Steamer Mohawk Runs Aground Off Hyde Park

Three hundred passengers on the Mohawk of Manhattan Navigation were transferred after the steamer ran aground on an embankment near Hyde Park seven miles north of Poughkeepsie. The impact tore a hole in the bow and left the vessel perched on the riverbank. several passengers were slightly hurt.

Associated Press Poughkeepsie N. Y Mohawk Manhattan Navigation Company Hyde Park Here Albany New York Central New York Trojan Iroquois

Fatal road duel kills couple near Winchester Kentucky

In Winchester Kentucky Ellis Brandunburg was killed and his wife and Ben White fatally wounded in a revolver duel on a public road. The dispute stemmed from an attempt to pass by White and his cousin Charles Hollin who had been driving the other buggy after church. Hollin fled as White and Hollin returned fire, with Brandunburg shot in the head and his wife wounded in the shoulder while White was shot in the abdomen.

Associated Press Winchester Ellis ‘Brandunburg Ben White White Charles Hollin Prangunvore Hollin Brandunburgs Brandunburg Dunburg

Arrested for running Sunday blind tiger

Fred Leonhard a well known bartender was arrested for operating a blind tiger on a Sunday afternoon to make Christmas money. Officer John Lincoln and others seized sixteen bottles of beer and thirteen half pints of Old Life Saver whiskey from a room over the old stable on St Michael street near the depot. Leonhard was charged with selling liquor without a permit and on the Sabbath. he posted bond after several hours in custody.

Fred Leonhard John Lincoln Leonhard Excise Commission Lincoln Emile Berg St. Michael Street Royal St. Joseph Streets

Cardui hailed as a remedy for female ailments

A Clay Arkansas woman credits Cardui for curing years of cramps chills and fever and restoring her health and complexion. She praises the tonic as beneficial for many women and urges others to try Cardui with guidance from the Chattanooga Medicine Co. advisory department.

Chattanoga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn

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Ustoppatni Colonel Thompson H. W. Marsh Ibworth Col Robert Thompson Scotland Robert L. Bacon Oscar Lewisohn F Root Continent Edward Robinson Carmen Federal Commission I. C Mitchell’s Millinery Marie Louise Mpact Clay, Ark Sam Rice This Cardus Cardui Padi Oime
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