Crown Prince Army First Beaten at Paris Deflects German Plan
London dispatch reports the crown prince’s army as the first German force routed on French soil, a retreat of about 24 miles on September 6. It credits French strategy for stalling Von Kluck and saving Paris, noting heavy German casualties and the near destruction of the crown prince’s force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Prince
Paris
von Kluck
Associated Press
London
Simenes
Ner
Casu Tlea
Verdun
von Buelow
the Oise
Day of Accidents in New York Injures Dozens Across City
Sept 29 news reports three subway surface car crashes and an elevated train fire in New York. Eighteen people were hospitalized, including two mortally hurt, after crashes at One Hundred Forty-second Street Lexing ton Avenue and at the Harlem River bridge. Traffic chaos followed, with thousands stranded and crowds along platforms and tracks, as a stubborn underground fire burned for hours, delaying work and forcing evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harlem River
Third Avenue
Sixty-second Street
Lenox Avenue
Mormon Missionaries Reach London After War Zone Trials
Thirty Mormon missionaries led by Thomas Rees Charlies Lloyd and Julius West arrived in London from Germany Austria Belgium and France after wartime detentions as possible spies. They planned to stay in Europe with headquarters in Basle Switzerland and continue work while funds cover travel to Liverpool for onward homeward expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Thomas Rees
Charlies Lloyd
Julius West
American Relief Committee
Germany
Austria
Belgium
France
Hiram W. Valentine
Europe
Basle
Switzerland
Liverpool
Smith
Mormon Church
Cawthon Hotel Pool Room Relocated During Renovations
The pool and billiard room at the Cawthon Hotel have been moved to the big assembly room on the Conception street side by proprietors Sweeney and Mc Aleer. The move lasts until renovations of the old pool room and bar are finished. Manager B. Hervey says the new pool room and cafe will be unmatched in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawthon Hotel
Conception Street
Messrs
Sweeney and
McAleer
B. Hervey
Saginaw Captures Michigan Title With Postseason Win
Saginaw from the South Michigan League defeated Muskegon of the Michigan State League 7 to 3 in the fifth post-season game to win the Michigan championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Michigan
Muskegon
Maritime cargo and arrivals at Louisville docks
The port reports multiple arrivals and schedules: the Fijell from Puerto Cortez with 15 000 banana bunches and 82 000 coconuts aboard, the Colombia with 11 000 banana bunches for United Fruit Co., and other ships including Mount Vernon and Crathens. Schedules note the Apollo winter timetable shift and Lampasas sailing for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fijell
Chamelecon Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Louisville and Nashville
Colombia
United Fruit Co
Berlin
Hunter, Benn & Co
Europe
Mount Vernon
United Fruit Company
Bowen
Apollo
Alabama
Cuban Molasses Company
Matanzas
Cuba
Mobile
Ohio
Crathens
Seeberg Steam~ship Line
Gulfport
Miss
Fort Morgan
Frey
Mobile Coal Company
Achorn
Pinto Dry Docks
Frednes
Munson Steamship Line
Vintor
Gulf Dry Docks
General Whiting
E. A. Sabine
Lower Bay
Lampasas
Mallory Line
New York
Key West
Tampa
Tarpon
Pensacola
Liverpool Cotton Spot Steady Amid Moderate Demand
Liverpool on Sept 29 reports cotton spot in moderate demand and unchanged. Sales reach 5 600 bales including 43 200 American on basis of 5 554 for middling. Receipts total 4 017 bales with 492 American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Money Market Rates and Exchange Steady in New York
Mercantile paper holds at 7 percent while sterling exchange remains steady with cables at 6.0025 and demand at 4.9925. Bar silver quoted at 533-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Market
New York
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Three More Peace Treaties On The Way
Washington Sept 29 three more of Secretary Bryan peace commission treaties are on the way to consummation. One with Greece will be signed soon. The Russian ambassador will confer with Mr Bryan tomorrow over the details of another. A third treaty between the United States and Sweden is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Greece
United States
Sweden
Goat notice at city pound in St. Joseph and Beauregard streets
Taken up Monday September 21 1914 at 1150 p m at union depot on St Joseph and Beauregard streets six goats black brown gray and white will be sold at city pound Wednesday September 30 1914 at 12 noon unless redeemed by owner 924 of James Curran impounding officer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
St. Joseph and
Beauregard Streets
City
Kaiser Presses to Check Allied Gains on Russian Front
London dispatch notes Kaiser Wilhelm seeks to blunt Allied advance in northern France while conceding German gains on the Meuse heights were limited. The Times correspondent cites continued French progress and the breach’s narrowness hindering a durable breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
France
Paris
the Times
Meuse
Knights and Ladies of Security Elect Leaders at Annual Meeting
The Knights and Ladies of Security in Mobile elected Oliver Pistole as president and Jacob Untreiner as first vice president at their annual Friday night meeting. Other officers include John Butts Jr, G L Clinton, Edward Calcina, Mrs Calcina, M Tew, J A Ewton, and a guard. Reports praised financial health and rising membership as robust business continued with Mobile Council No. 5, J O U A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Security
Oliver Pistole
Jacob Untreiner
John Butts, Jr
G. L. Clinton
Edward L. Calcina
Mra
Ed. L. Calcina
M. Tew
J. A. Ewton
Surprise meeting at Forest Camp No 1 yields seven prizes
The Wanant W O W event drew seven prizes for sovereigns after a taisiness meeting. D M Mercer W Whittington F Pritchett W H Hamilton John Winter W J Gunthorpe and T A Fairley received the awards amid great admiration. A next surprise meeting is planned for Monday October 12 with promised better prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Camp No. 1
D. M. Mercer
W. Whittington
F. Pritchett
W. H. Hamilton
John &. Winter
W. J. Gunthorpe
T. A. Fairley
Moose Lodge to Resume Weekly Meetings and Planned Fall Activities
Beginning Thursday October 1 the Loyal Order of Moose will resume weekly meetings as members are urged to attend. A September 21 Monroe Park picnic was a pronounced success and will become an annual, larger event. Committees praise the well organized affair and initiations, entertainments, and stunts are in hand for upcoming meetings as cooler weather approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Moose
Etaoin Shrdlu
Monroe Park
Odd Fellows hosts deputy grand master in Mobile events
Local Odd Fellows lodges in Mobile and surrounding towns welcomed Special Deputy Grand Master James Sharp of Birmingham. He spoke at Whistler and Gulf City lodges, with Albert Bloch and Herman Vogel assisting. The visit included lectures, refreshments, and a note on a festive season for statewide Odd Fellows as October meetings approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sharp
Birmingham
Union Lodge No. 13
Whistler
Albert D. Bloch
Herman Vogel
Mechanics Lodge No
Ss. C. Jenkins
Bay Minette
Mobile
Sharp
Odd Fellows
Whistler Rebekah Lodge
Mobile Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Mobile District Convention
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dauphin
S. W. Government and
C. T. Arnold
Cook
A. J
Caroline
Government St. Loop
Topicite
St. Joseph
Mobiley Co
N. Royal Street
Wm. J. Koral
Olesale Ice Cream Factofield’s Ice Cream Co
Mo- Ala
William J. Koral
N. Gress
Royal Sts
Panama Auction ‘Company
Cohn
Government Street
Bell
J. O
St. Emanuel St
Spring Hill Avenue
Eslava Street
Dexter
Hop. Harness Co
N. Royal 9
Dixie Lumber Co
Gulf Shingle Mfg. Co
Bell Phone
Metropolitan Loan Co
Crichton Lumber Company
Smith Piano Co
Masonic Temple
Motor Machine Company
Government
Jackson
Smith Piano Company
Michigan Ave
J. Young
Water Street
Toulmin & Son
Southern Specialty Co
Savannah
Automatic Gas Applance Co
Union Square
N. J
D. F
H. M
C. D
D. M
M. C
R. A. Boykin
Conti Street
Ala
Dauphin St. Col. Cedar
Homes
Dauphin Street
Pinkerson & Robertson
Country Club
Spring Hill
C. W. Hempstead
van Antwerp
Noth Phones
Bickley Furniture Company
Central Barber Shop
Henry C. Meyer
Lyric Dry Cleaning and Pressing Co
S. Jackson
W. W. Thompson
Bender
Savannah Street
Royal
Shaw Cain Electric CO
Damytkin Street
Robert W. Shugart
Claiborne St
McDonald
Toulminville
James A. Terry
St. Chael St
J. B
Willie Stone
Church Street
Toledo, Ohio
S. Jackson Street
N. Joachim St
St. Joseph St
Joachim
Lyons’ Park
van Rensselaer St
Royal St
S J. Francis Street
Hallettreet
Georgia Avenue
N. Scott St
Government and
Claiborne Streets
F. R. Sherard
Marsons Parker
Rickerley
First South
S. Meeker
Everett St
Head of Texas
McConnell & Spiegel
Warren and
N. Carolina Sts
J. Reiss
N. Conception St
Reiss Mercantile Co
Pauline
Crichton
Crichton Postofficc
Cross Railroad
Spring Hall and
Burton
Madame Jose
Magazine Point
Whistier
Pritchard
Dancing Academy
Moose Auditorium
Robertson & Fincher
Cerny
Lewis Loyd
Cottage Hill
Toodiles
Charles Johnston
Thomas V. Bowater
Maritime Matters and River News
James Curran
Kaiser
K. and
Security
United American Me
Chanics
Mobile Council No. 5
The
Aisne
Rousse
de Liberte
Woodmen of the World
Gerard
Democrats
Sulzer
Davenport
Gub
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
William M. Calder
United States Senate
William Sulzer
Frederick M. Davenport
David Jayne Hill
Glynn
John A. Hennessy
Tammany Hall
Whitman
Harvey D. Hinman
Job Hedges
Republian
James W. Gerard
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James 8. McDonough
Bainbridge Colby
Congress
Louisiana
Tombigbee
Demopolis
Lousiana
Gulf States
Albert Ashen
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Robert Langham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!