Notice by Administratrix in Estate of Alfred Percy
Notice by administratrix in estate of Alfred Percy deceased. Letters of administration granted to the undersigned on the first day of 1913 by Judge Price Jr of the Probate Court Mobile County Alabama. All persons having claims must present them within the time required by law or be barred. K Hale Jr. administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Percy
Seid ‘Edent
Honorable Price , Jr
Mobile County
Ala
Police Court Fines In Park Brawl And Domestic Attack
Robert Southerland white was fined 10 dollars or 20 days after attacking O Williamson at Monroe Park ball grounds. G L Faircloth white got 101 dollars and 50 days hard labor for beating his wife. Robert Green negro held on 500 dollar bond after shooting and killing Spencer Porter. murder charge reduced to manslaughter. evidence cited good character of Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Southerland
O. Williamson
Monroe Park
Gordon
Southerland
Montgomery
Williamson
Mobile
O'Brien
G. L. Faircloth
Faircloth
Robert Green
Spencer Porter
Green
Mobilians Honored by Governor ONeal Delegation
A special to The Item reports a delegation of two hundred from Montgomery Alabama honored by Governor ONeal at the Farmers National Congress. Names Alba Coden and others appear among attendees and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Delega
O'Neal
Farmers’ National Congressee Ees 2
Alba, Coden
Cotton Market Quiet in Mobile with No Sales
The Mobile market closed unchanged with no sales and no exports on Friday compared with 25 bales sold the prior day and 9 bales exported last year. Prices shown for Good Ordinary to Good Middling and a Mobile Official Report lists receipts, exports, and stock figures for the period, with year over year comparisons and U.S. ports totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
U.S
G. Brit
Continent
New Orleans Cotton Rises on Weather and Crop Reports
Cotton futures opened steady with a 3 to 6 point advance on favorable cables and dry maps. Reports of crop deterioration from Texas and rain in Georgia supported buying for both accounts as prices climbed 19 to 21 points above yesterday's close by midday.
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New Orleans
Breuth
Texas
Georgia
New York Cotton Market Sees Mixed Start After Rain Outlook
A private report shows the crop at 79.9 versus 81.8 two weeks ago, triggering initial covering. Markets opened firm with 7 to 10 point gains, then eased 2 to 3 as traders weighed bear spinner sentiment. Later buyers steadied on forecasts of fair southwest weather. noon quotes 12 to 14 points higher, spot quiet with middling uplands 11.90 and middling gulf 12.15. sales 134 bales.
Declines Broad As Market Opens On Wall Street Review
Opening stock exchange dealings show substantial declines with Canadian Pacific leading losses and many issues hovering near or below final readings. Reading, Steel, Amalgamated Copper lag while Lorillard Tobacco advances. bonds hold steady amid inertia and weak broad participation.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
New Haven
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Cotton
Smith and Ring
Sugar Ring
Tel and Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Chi. Mil
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
Delaware and Hudson
Denver and
Rio Grande
Erie
General Electric
Great Northern Bid
Great Northern Ore Ctts
Ilinois Central
S Interborough-Met
Interborough-Met
Inter- Harvester
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kaw
Texas
Lehigh Valley
Nations
Now York Central
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Ned States Steel
DS Crates Biel Ped Ial
Union
Waterfront Notes Entered and Departures at Port
The Norwegian steamer Mercator arrived from Puerto Cortez with 22 000 bunches of bananas. The British steamer Frankmere sailed for Barrow loaded 25 feet 6 inches. The American schooner Annie headed to Pensacola. The tug E F Simpson and the tug Pasagoula moved cargoes within port. The river packet Mary S Blees arrived with cotton, naval stores, and 8000 slaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercator
Kaisen
Hubbard-Zemurray Steamship Company
Puerto Cortez
Frankmere
Arnot
Barrow
England
Annie
Wall
Pensacola
Fla
FE. Simpson
Pascagoula
Navigator
Jacobsen
Mary S. Blees
City
Orly
Tombigbee
Steiner's Landing
Georgiana Roop
Shippers Forecast Predicts Moderate River Conditions
Protect against 98 degrees for 36hour shipments north east and west. River forecasts indicate the Tombigbee river and branches will not change much in the next two days. The Alabama river will continue to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombigbee River
Alabama River
Liverpool Cotton Spot and Futures Report
Liverpool notes dull and easier cotton spot with middling at 6 1/4 to 7.00 and 4,000 bales sold including 3,300 American plus 500 for speculation. Futures close very steady with August at 6.18 and nearby spreads listed from August-September through July-August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
NavAl Savannah report shows Turpentine firm sales none receipts 940 casks and Rosin firm sales none receipts 3 670 barrels. Prices quoted for grades B through N and several special grades with ranges from 3.60 to 5.15 dollars per unit and up to 6.30 dollars for WW grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval - Savannah
Grain and Provisions Rise on Chicago Markets
In Chicago on August 15 corn led gains with strong opening mixed with drought and heat concerns in the southwest. September futures rose 1-4 to 1-2 cents while December climbed to around 68 1-2 cents before retreating to 68 1-8. Wheat advanced alongside corn with December near 90 1-4 to 90 1-2 cents after an 11-4 cent peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weekly Cotton Statistics From Liverpool Aug 15
Weekly cotton statistics show imports of 14 000 bales with 6 000 bales from the United States. Total stock across all kinds stands at 655 000 bales, American stock at 459 000, American forwarded 47 000, and exports at 4 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Committee of Ways and Means Forms 65 Subdivisions
A five member conference with General Manager Don Farnsworth of the Chamber of Commerce decided on sixty five classifications of Mobile businesses for a new ways and means committee. By Tuesday names of all business men in each class are to be compiled and the committee organized. Farnsworth noted strong citizen encouragement with at least a dozen offering approval Friday morning. One former knocker claimed to have buried the hammer and reassured others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee OF Ways and Means
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce
Ways and Means
Mobile
Ways and Means Committee
Farnsworthy
Les Miserables photodrama at the Lyric all next week
Victor Hugo romance Les Miserables opens at the Lyric theater with nine reels of photoplay. Henri Krauss and Mile Ventura lead the Paris cast in the famed production. Matinees daily at 3 30 and evenings at 8 15 with seat sales underway.
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Victor Hugo
Lyric Theatre
Paris
London
Berlin
Europe
Henri Krauss
Sarah Bernhardt
Jean Valjean
Mile. Ventura
Odeon
Fantine
la Petite Fromet
Vaudeville
Mons. Stelevant
Porte
Grain prices steady across Chicago and St Louis cash markets
Wheat futures and cash prices quoted for No 2 red No 2 hard and No 1 Northern in Chicago and St Louis. Corn No 2 and No 2 white priced around 75 to 79 cents with terms for yellow varieties. Oats No 2 white and standard new oats shown between 42 and 48 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Chicago
City Briefs in Mobile Local News
Colonel Albert Phenis of New Orleans, Southern representative of the Manufacturers' Record, visits Mobile on business and attends the Chamber of Commerce meeting. Henry Simon sues Gordon Smith for damages from a pit fall at a bakery on April 30, with negligence as a defense. Walter H. Peat and his bride Hettie Currie arrive in Mobile, wedding held in Gulfport. couple staying at the Battle House. First bale of Tombigbee river cotton ships to Frank M. Ladd & Co, grown by W. W. McKeen of Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Phenis
New Orleans
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Mobile
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Simon
Law and Equity Court
Exsainst
Gordon Smith
Walter H. Peat
Gulfport
Miss
H. O. Thompson Lumber Company
Hettie Currie
James Currie
Tombigbee River
Mary 8. Blees
Frank M. Ladd & Company
W. W. McKeen
Clarke County
Argentine Senator Heads Washington Visit to Thank U S
Senator Don Benito Villanueva leads a special mission leaving in September to thank the United States for participation in Argentina's centennial celebration. The group will first visit the Panama Canal before reaching Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Arg
Don Benito Villanueva
Washington
United States
Aratina
Ere
Panama Canal
Specials For Sale Multiple 1 and 2 story frame cottages
Listings describe several 1 and 2 story frame residences on S S Oh Shell road Ww Indiana Ave W Cedar Government Church Sis Spring Hill Lafayette Reed New Hamilton Monterey Everett Delaware Marine El mira Dunham Rapier Fulton lots range 60x106 to 65x150 with 4 to 7 rooms and prices around 1700 dollars with small cash down and monthly balance. includes a five acre land parcel with a servant's house and stable in Hall Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Shell Road
Indiana Ave
Cottazse N. E
New Hamilton
Monterey St
Hall Place
Property listing on Old Shell road and Hallett Street
A real estate notice describes a parcel at 1-story frame N. 8, Old Shell road, with 2B Hallett St, plotting a 66 by 124 foot lot and a six room dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Shell Road
Hallett St
Weather sets varied pattern coast to coast
A low barometer area spans Minnesota to New Mexico bringing warm southerly winds and a 98 degree high in Kansas City Missouri. High barometer air from the north Atlantic to the Gulf coast brings fair weather and warm Gulf temperatures. Showers in the south Atlantic states and cooler weather in the north Pacific states. Mobile to be fair tonight and Saturday. Albert Ashenberg, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Kansas City
North Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic Coast
Gulf States
South Atlantic States
North Pacific
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Pleasure Bay To Resume Coney Island Excursions
The Bay Steamship Company announces that the Pleasure Bay will resume trips beginning this afternoon for the public excursion to Coney Island on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
The
Bay Steamship Company
Pleasure Bay
Special Notice to Owners of Vacant Property
Yeend Brothers advertises loans to buy city property and seeks vacant or sellers. It touts rentals and sales of unremunerative properties with placarded windows to attract renters or buyers. Several example listings include a Mobile estate for 4200 dollars with 1000 cash and 1000 yearly payments at 6 percent, and an 8 room house at Le Moyne Place offered with terms. It also promotes investments paying 44 dollars monthly and a 4 room Oakdale house for 200 cash and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
le Moyne Place
Dauphin Street
Corner bungalow sale offers easy terms with incentive
Owner of a new bungalow at the corner of Tuttle avenue and Illinois streets seeks quick buyers. Price 2800 dollars with 500 dollars down and 20 dollars monthly payments at 6 percent interest. Several desired building lots also available with eager sellers offering cheap prices and easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuttle Avenue
Illinois Streets
Acreage Propositions in Mobile County Marketed
The notice advertises several good acreages in Mobile county based on soil survey maps. One 160 acre parcel with a good house is offered at 10 dollars per acre with $100 cash and a four room cottage on Adams Street south of Basane Avenue, balance due monthly like rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Davis Avenue
St. Anthony
Orangeburg
Adams Street
Basane Nue
Revenue Licenses Issued in Mobile County July 1913
Internal Revenue licenses issued to numerous Mobile County businesses in July 1918 are listed, spanning pharmacies, clubs, hotels, liquor stores, and manufacturers. The document documents names and addresses such as Albright Wood, Baymen’s Benevolent Association, Eagles Club, New Battle House Co, Phoenix Merc. Co, Royal Liquor Store, and others, with county official Sam P. Jones signature and Notary J. B. Mosley acknowledgment.
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Ham
Ala
Thomas T. Palmer
Mobile
U. S
Internal Revenue
Daring
Albright
BE. R
Wood
T. V
Bailey
Pt. Clear
Braswell
R. L
Dauphin
Bauer
Dave
Bienville Pharmacy
Baymen's Benevolent Association
J. H. Duff
R. J. Williams
W. Scott
R. Ll. D
Cece Mobile
Cadus
John
J. R
Doyle
John T
R. L. D. Mobile
Crooks
N. Water
Dumont
Fay
St. Michael
Economical Drug Co
Eagles Club
Elba Club
Holbert Merc. Co
Harlock
Harry G
Water
Hotel St. Andrew
N. Royal
Karl_Erhardt
R.L.D
Stsmanuel
Kaiserhof Hotel
Conception
Loyal Order of Moose
Royal
Manassas
D. T
D. A
Rene de Vis
Wilkinson
Martland Club
Jitlian Carson
R.D.M. L
State
Marion Club
N. Warren
McMahon, J. T. & Co
R. IL. D
Muntz
Frank J
Royal Liquor Store
Roe Drug Co
R.L. D
Hate
Sutton’ Bros. R. L. D
Sindik
Geo
Schreiner
C. C
Smith, T. E. R. L. D
Schimpf
Stiles Estate
A. E
Sycamore Club
R. D
St. Louis
Saratoga Club
Nellie Hall
Louis
Tyrrell
R. L.D
van Alien Pharmacy
T.S
Venturini
Peter A
Windsor Hotel & Cafe
R. LD
Webster
J. B
Weinacker Bros
P. H
J. P
C. L
Wilson
R. B
Werneth
Ollie
West
Minnie R. D. M
N. Lawrence
Zeiman
Frank
Collector of Internal Revenue
Sam P. Jones
Ae J. B. Mosley
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Union Ae
M. E
W. . Puckett
Bell Phone
M. Hoffman
Dauphin Treet
Eastern
Markest
Livnery
Daupin Street
Dauphin and
Mobile Realty Co
Bienville
Heel
Zemale
Mallory Line
Cing School
Monroe Park Pavilion
Henry Russell
Ixie
Owen Farley
Government
City of
West Gal Street
Charles Ward
Edard P. White
D. H. Barrett
Rge. E. Johnson
W. J.goodman
H. S. Peckinpaugh
S. W. Er
Royal Streets
Glen E. Aunspaugh
Lee J. Mmern
Thos. R. Foster
M. J. Sullivan
W. Otis MacMahon
D. J. Callan
Mobileounty Court House
F.holly
Hyman -Baerman
J. . Friedman
F. A. Schimpf
Wm. Helter
W. J. Uillan
M. Wimberly
M. P. Lee
S. Franklin Preston
P. M. Desmond
Ed Lazarus Schwarz
Mary Ans Percy
K. Hale, Jr. ‘Taal
St. Michael Street
Claiborne and
Onti Streets
St. Emanuel Street
Monroe
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Peoples
J. H. Saunders
P. H. Hamel
A. A. Richards
St. Francis Street
R. Bettner
Polk Lock Building
W. W. Field
Spring Hill
N. Royal Street
F. W. Street
Poorhouse
J. M. Crump
Cotton Exchange
C. A. Kramer
Central Market
South Water St
Wilkinson Street
Bath
Royal St
Bayou
New Jersey
Broad
Oakdale
Theodore
Jefferson St
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin St
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
Bankrutcky
Herman R. Peper
Alabama
Robert T. Ervin
Police News
LZI2
Nas
de Ceee
Skene Alien Ee
Eee
Lebruary Fenn
Arch Sencees
May Ac
Wall Street Review
Nor
Ss. Mercator
Hon
Isabella de Sagua
Cuba
Br.sch
C. W. Mills
Montego Bay
Braz
Ss. Crathens
Montevideo
Urug
Liss
Craigforth
C. OF
C. Reports
N. Y
Tes Eseas
Louisiana
Americans
Argentina
Margaret
S. Spring Hill Ave
S. Lafayette St
Reed Ave
W. Everett St
Delaware
E. Marine St
Elmira St
Dunham and
Rapier Ave
Fulton Bt
Old Government
Yuille
St. Praneis
Asheville
Aseae
Birmingham
Eveens
Duluth
Galveston T
Jacksonville
MOBIL
Pensacola Eeene
Phoenix Steer
Ane
St. Louia
Tampa
Tree Sae
Williate Eennes
Yeend Brothers
Nights of Pythias
Daulphin Street
Cathedral
Franklin Streets
Knights of Pythias Building
the, Capital Security CO
National Bank OF Norfolk
Virginia Commerce
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