Lights Installed in New Territory Area
Mayor Pat J. Lyons told the City Commission on Tuesday that the new area in the Government street loop district now has city lights. Installation has taken about two weeks with lights placed at multiple intersections including Houston and Government, Government and Fulton, and Dauphin and Carlin among others. The commission approved the mayor’s action.
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Pat J. Lyons
City Commission
Government Street Loop
Houston
Government
Fulton
Cherokee
Rickardy
Carlin Avenue
Groeschner
Hunter Anduston
Conti
Dauphin
Hannan Avenue
McGill
McGill Avenue
van Heuvel
Carlin
No. 1300
Kenneth
Old Shell Road
Semmes Avenue
Monterey Street
Protest Over Sinking of Russian Hospital Ship Portugal
Petrograd reports the Russian government sent notes to neutral powers protesting the alleged torpedoing of the hospital ship Portugal. Duma president Rodzianko urged bringing the outrage to all parliaments as the ship bore Red Cross marks and carried those aiding war victims. The council of the empire adopted a resolution denouncing the act.
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Petrograd
London
Portugal
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Duma
Council of the Empire
Michael Vladimirovitch Rodzianko
M. Yordanoff
Eloquent Sermon by Father Biever at St. Vincent’s
Father Biever delivered a Monday night sermon at St. Vincent’s Catholic church calling the Catholic Church the One True Church of Jesus Christ. He quoted tributes from pan-Catholics and highlighted the church’s 1900 year history and global reach. Tuesday’s speaker Father McCreary will discuss the Immaculate Virgin Mother of Jesus Christ. Public invited to all services.
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Father Biever
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Father Bievier
William Winter
Father McCreary
City retires $20,000 in refunding bonds in 1916
The Mobile City Commission announced the retirement of $20,000 in refunding bonds. The resolution authorizes retiring bonds 501, 502, 1718, 1719, and 1720 totaling 5,000 at par with 1 percent premium and accrued interest, effective March 31, 1916. Bonds 1834 to 1848 totaling 15,000 will be paid off April 1, 1916 at par with 2.5 percent premium.
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Lyons
Board of Commissioners
City of
Mobile
Supreme Court rules creditors priority in partner failures
Washington April 4 The supreme court held that when a partnership fails and its members fail individually the individual creditors of a member have priority over the partnership creditors in asset distribution. The ruling arose from the failure of William Gray & Sons of Philadelphia and its three partners.
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Mississippi House Approves Capitol Restoration Funds
Jackson April 4 The lower house of the Mississippi legislature voted favorably on an omnibus bill section granting 125 600 dollars to restore the old capitol building in Jackson following late night debate.
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New Orleans and New York Cotton Markets Reported Mixed
Cotton prices showed slight gains in New Orleans with spot sales helping steady the market while New York opened steady amid weaker cables. May to October futures fluctuated with modest gains and spot demand cited from New Orleans. Additional notes cover Liverpool spot levels and a broad list of U.S. industrial stocks and a quiet fruit market in New Orleans.
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Sily Seo Reses Cf
VESSELS IN PORT AND REPAIR LISTINGS AT DHAUPHIN
A varied harbor ledger lists vessels in port and dock activities. Ships such as Blanchie H. King Oscar G. Flora A. Kimball three Marys Edna V. Pickels Mary C. Hale Clara E. Randall Gypsum Empress Philip Brooks Bessie Whiting Beatrice and many others appear with their statuses. The document details repairs, loading, unloading and docking work by Olinger Bruce Docks and Gulf Dry Docks along with associated lines and facilities in the Mobile area.
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Blanchie H. King
Oscar G
Flora A. Kimball
Edna V. Pickels
Mary C. Hale
Clara E. Randall
Philip Brooks
Bessie Whiting
Beatrice
Persis A. Colwell
Springfield
Corinthia
Dilla
Camelia May Page
Fannie Prescott
Phineas W. Sprague
Goldfelf
Albert D. Mills
Cotton Seed Oil Market Closes Easier in New York
The cotton seed oil market in New York closed easier on April 4 with spot at 10.35 bid and mixed futures prices across months from April to November. Total sales reached 7,400 barrels.
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New York and Chicago Market Reports April 4
New York dairy and egg prices and receipts listed with creamery and cheese figures and live poultry notes. Chicago hog cattle and sheep quotes show ranges, with hogs at 9.20 to 9.80 and sheep weaker at 8.25 to 11.20, reflecting active markets.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Markets in Savannah Prices Advance
In Savannah on April 4 turpentine firm 491 2c and rosin firm with 129 casks sold none, 514 barrels received, 1 907 shipped, stock 70 571. Prices quoted include B 4.55 and WW 5.50, with broader price ladder up to M 5.10 and N 5.25. Wall Street opens with gains across specialties led by war shares.
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Wall Street Review
New York
Recorder Court Brings Burglary and Prohibition Cases
Horace Williams and Ira Tucker faced arraignment for burglary before Recorder Edington with cases reset for April 5. Several defendants received fines, bonds, or continuances for violations including gambling, intoxication, skating ordinance, and assault with a taser, with penalties ranging from small fines to 60 days hard labor.
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Horace Williams
Ira Tucker
Edington
Eddie Smith
Howard Wright
Robert Mason
John Jackson
Joe Antone
H. E. Busby
Mary Consasey
C. C. McMillan
Charlie Shaw
Wilson Littlefield
Henrietta
Leonard Farren
Mary Banes
Lillian Gates
Herbert Fleming
E. J. Hunter
W. L. Watkins
Goodie Slater
Robert Boykin
Henry Johnson
Joe DeGrue
John Kuntz
Funeral for James J. McAndrew Held at Home and Church
The funeral for James J. McAndrew was held Tuesday morning at 9:30 at the family home on Garnet Avenue and at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. Father Eaton led services at both locations, with Rev. Father McGowan conducting the grave rites at the Catholic cemetery. The ceremony was large, with flowers adorning the cemetery. Pallbearers included J. G. Terrell, John Tuite, J. H. Laws, J. S. Williams, Green, and M. L. Camp.
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Garnet, Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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J. G. Terrell
John Tuite
J. H. Laws
J.S. Willams
Green
M.L. Camp
Steamships and schooners listed with ports and cargos
Balencia Balencia Br Liverpool to lead zinc ore April 9. Lydie Br Australia. Verona Nor United Fruit Co April 5. Alp Dan Munson Line Corinto Nor United Fruit Co April 7. Rebecca R Douglass Am 399 Ladd Mercedes to master. Carrie A Lane Am 708 Marath Martinique. Josephine Am 342 Magee New York. Wandman Br McDade Havana Moraques Lumber Co. Emma 8 Lord Am Moraques Lumber Co. Irma Bentley Br Moraques Lumber Co.
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Australia
Verona
Nor
United Fruit Company
Alp
Dan
Munson Line
Corinto
Rebecca R. Douglass
Ladd
Mercedes
Carrie A. Lane
Marath
Martinique
High Grade Stock Pays For Utah Ranchers In 1915
Two Utah ranchers sent steers to the same market under forest range permits. One improved his herd with high grade cows and bulls, the other did not. The high grade stock brought $40 more per head, illustrating the benefit of better breeding for range lands and cattle markets.
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National Forest
Department of Agriculture
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Wyoming National Forest
Omaha
Madison Forrest
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Beaverhead Forest
Sail of Clara A Phinney Sold to Spanish Company
Announcement Monday night announced the sale of the American schooner Clara A Phinney 480 tons formerly owned by Robert Bush and others to Jose Tayas Sons Company of Barcelona Spain. The Phinney will hoist the Spanish flag and sail from New Orleans as San Fest. Built in 1912 by Kelly Spear for Captain J J Feore the vessel has visited this port for three years.
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Robert Bush
Jose Tayas Sons’ Company
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New Orleans
Kelly- Spear Company
J. J. Feore
Sailor Bets Shackleton Reached South Pole Claim
Dunedin April 4 The Aurora's first officer J R Stenhouse said Shackleton may have reached the pole while depot laying party pushed as far south as possible. He cautioned the team could still fall short and return unfinished.
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Expert Educator May Advise Commissioners
It is reported Mobile's school commissioners will invite Professor Juss of Auburn to reorganize the school system along modern lines with an appropriation of 2000 dollars. Prof Juss awaits advice from President Thatch before deciding. The plan aims to update the district's educational structure.
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Thatch
Law and Equity Court Transacts Monday in Mobile
Court notes show several dismissals with costs, defaults, and motions in various cases. Damages awarded in two actions. several pleas sustained or overruled. one attachment quashed on bond requirement. physician appointment ordered for examination.
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A. Tonsmeire
J. O. Acree
G. L. Vautrot
Alabama Auto Company
J. L. Coleman
Martin Taylor Company
J. O. Muscat
J. Co. Bisinet
Jesse Hudson
Southern Railway Company
Weinacker Ice and Fuel Company
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
B. J. Williams
Richard Morris
Fred Goslin
W. E. Bryant
Hieronymus Bros
Pp. J. Gallagher
A. J. Spencer
M. H. Reed
L. Keller
W. R. Jackson
Frank Ryder
City of Mobile
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