Notice in Chancery case against non resident defendant
In Mobile Alabama Kathleen Boone sues John Boone in Chancery Thirteenth District. An order dated April 9 1918 requires the defendant aged over twenty one non resident of Alabama to plead answer or demur by May 13 1913 or be confessed. Publication to run four weeks in The Mobile Item. Executor Lyles Hatter announces estate proceedings with letters testamentary granted April 24 1913 to Gordon Edington attorneys.
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Mobile
Alabama
John H. Strode
James E. Good
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
May L. Oren
Ashland
Illinois
North College Street
Decatur
Elsie M. Oren
George M. Oren
James K. Good
Mobile Item
Kathleen Boone
John 8. Boone
Augusta
Georgia
Statelabama
Thomas Aaron Hatter
Price Williams, Jr
Mobile County
Ama
EO Lyles Hatter
Gordon & Edington Attorneys
Weather Bulletin Reports Light Precipitation Across Texas
Heavy precipitation notes across Gonzales Dallas Taylor Corsicana San Marcos Valley Junction Waco Huntsville Brenham Texas. Remarks indicate near or below normal temperatures with precipitation in the western cotton belt. Albert Ashenberg, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau. An Australian reader endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold in a young child.
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Gonzales
Texas
Dallas
Taylor
Corsicana Texas
San Marcos
Valley Junction
Waco Texas
Huntsville
Brenham
Cotton Belt
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Gulf City Oil Mills Dissolution Record
Mobile County Alabama dissolves The Gulf City Oil Mills formed under the 1885 decree. Shareholders George A Morrison R F Munro P Rand survive as trustees. P Rand signs as president. Judge of Probate certifies dissolution recorded April 8 1913.
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State of Alabama
Mobile
Gulf City
State of
Alabama
George A. Morrison
R. F. Munro
P. Rand
Ncenecreses
P. Williams, JR
Mobile County
Land described in Mobile Chancery suit order
In Mobile Alabama Chancery, A C Woodham as complainant vs Joshua Collins et al No 10398. An April 8 1913 order states Collins heirs unknown reside outside Alabama. Land described as south half of northeast quarter and adjacent lot in Section 11 Township 3 South Range 2 West Mobile County containing 100 acres. Defendants to plead by May 12 1913. order to be published weekly for four weeks in The Mobile Item. Carl Holzborn.
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Mobile
Alabama
A. Cc. Woodham
Joshua Collins Et al
Court of Chancery
Southwestern Chancery Division
State of
Joshua Collins
Benjamin Collins
County of
Mobile Item
Mobile Market Stays Steady Despite Higher Exports and Sales
The Mobile market closed flat from Wednesday with sales totaling 60. Exports rose by 675 to 683 compared with last year’s 330. Grade figures show a range from Good Ordinary to Good Middling with various cash prices listed.
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Wedes
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Snapshot
Liverpool reports increased demand for cotton with prices easing. Middling at 7.28, good middling 6.94, middling 6.74, low middling 6.68, good ordinary 6.24, ordinary .90. Sales 10,000 with 8,300 American. receipts 19,000 including 11,000 American. Futures opened and closed steady with April at 6.50 to 1/2, May at 6.46, June-July 6.44, through March-April 6.08 to 6.07 1/2.
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Liverpool
Senate Desires Information on American Losses in Mexico
The Senate passed Senator Mark Smith's resolution urging President Wilson to report claims of Americans who lost property, were killed, or imprisoned in Mexico since the start of the Madero revolution. Separately, a Mobile Alabama dissolution notice records Progressive Realty and Trust Company dissolving under Alabama law with signatures of Morrill Lyons and Lyons and notary certification.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Mark Smith
Wilson
Mexico
State OF Alabama
Mobile County
William K. Morrill
Mark Lyons
Joseph H. Lyons
Mobile
Alabama
Progressive Realty and Trust Company
Said
I. J. P. Courtney
Progressive Realty & Trust Company
Wall Street Edges Down on European Tension Effects
Uneasiness in foreign markets over renewed European political tension weighed on the U S stock market in New York and London. Key rail and investment shares fell with prices led by New York Central and Canadian Pacific as professional selling intensified amid reports of firemen wage awards and anticipated demands from other worker groups.
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New York
London
Eastern Railway
New York Central
Canadian
Pacific
Woolworth
Great Northern Ore
Rumely Preferred
International
St. Louis
San Francisco
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cotton Oil
Amer
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
International Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Pfd
Wabash
Western Union
Grain and Provision Market Reports Chicago and St Louis
Wheat futures fluctuated on April 24 with domestic crop optimism offsetting nervous traders. May and July wheat opened lower and edged back, corn slumped on weak demand, oats softened, while hogs aided provisions with higher opening quotes for pork lard and ribs. Cash grain in St Louis showed mixed prices across No. 2 red and hard wheat, corn and oats.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Cotton futures open steady on cold Western weather
New Orleans April 24 Cotton futures opened steady rising 2 to 3 points amid cold weather in the western cotton belt. Snow in Texas spurred short covering as markets moved through morning with gains, then eased. Spot cotton muted with sales 380 bales, middling 1.26 16. Prices closed modestly higher on the day.
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New Orleans
Am Texas
Cense Soe
Euse Ee
Cotton Opens Steady After Early Advance on Better Cables
New York cotton markets opened with a 1 to 4 point rise amid stronger cables and covering by recent sellers. Liverpool and New Orleans showed demand as weather forecasts warned of rains and frosts in the western belt. Midday quotes were 6 to 7 points lower from the morning highs, spot middling uplands at 12.00, with sales around 100 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Commission House
Money Market Highlights From New York on April 24
Money on call steady at 23 4 3 per cent with 2 3 4 bid and 2 7 8 offered. Time loans easier with ninety days 4 1 4 per cent and six months 4 1 4 4 1 2. Prime mercantile paper 1 2 to 6 per cent. Sterling at 483.60 for day bills and 486.75 for demand. Commercial bills 483 1 4. Bar silver 60 1 2c. Mexican dollars 48c. Government bonds firm, railroad bonds heavy.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Court docket items from Lawrence County courts
Law and Equity Court lists final judgment for Mayer & Co. against P H Stretton of 446.80 and a dismissal for Street Bros. Machine Works versus Republic Creosoting Co. Also calls for Friday include King versus Hobart Motor Co. and J H Bidwell versus Bay Shell Road Co. Chancery decisions grant divorce to Byers and Scott, decree quieting title in F R King case, and publication orders against unknown defendants.
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Law and Equity Court
Law Side
Berney
Mayer & Co
P. H. Stretton
Street Bros. Machine Works
Republic Creosoting Company
King
Hobart Motor Company
Chancery Court
Smith
Rebecca A. Lyon
Simon A. Cunningham
Martha T. Cunningham
Artha Byers
Charles Byers
Rachael Scott
John Scott
Wiliit R. Burch
Luther
Burch
F. R. King
Mobile & Ohio Bailee Company
Joseph W. Thompson
Henry Coleman
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Joe Alloff
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George A. Fuller Co
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St. Joseph Street
Nes Eous
Oakdale
Sage, Burgett and Yuille
St. Francis Street
Apply Co. S
Quick Transfer Co
North Royal St
C. C. Williams Clothing Co
Dauphin
Cawthon Hotel
St. Joseph ‘Street
Bell
Bay Minette
Ala
James Fowler
Government Street
Quality Printing House
Lra T
Emile Herpin
St. Emanuel Street
Martin Furniture Co
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A. Jackwell
Guntown
Miss
Theodore
Orner Granade
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Hammel’s
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L. H. Ves
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Bell One
Crichton
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R. W
McDonald’s Stables
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Dexter Avenue
Ellison & Wilson
Peoples Bank
Co. P
Bell Phone
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Hallett Mfg. CO
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East Lafayette
Willie Stone
Church Street
James Prince
N. E. Walnut
Cleveland
Bank of Mobile
Citronelle
Carrie L. Clemmons
St. Emanuel
North
South Carolina
Conti Street
R. Bettner
Pollack Building
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Rosin
Moler College
Kirk Wilson & Co
Ring Pell
Nancy Hall
Porto Rico
Bear's Head Farms
Pine Castle
Fla
P. O
Memphis, Tenn
Barney-Cavanaugh Hardware Co
Carl Holzborn
Chamberlain
Aberdeen Teas
Columbus Es
Demopolis
Evergreen Etree
Livingston
Macon
Meridian
Okalona
Thomasville Eves
Tuscaloosa
Waynesboro
Great Britain
United States
J. P. Courtney
Notary Public
JL. Price Williams, Jr
Wall Street Review
Cossee
Chamber of Commerce
Teenee Te Boehery S
Louisiana
Sereneeres
A Warley
Philip Muscatt
G. Mertz
Gailtornia
Money Market
Circuit Court
Browne
J. H. Bidwell
Bay Shell Road Company
G. A. Glass
F. Schettner
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