O'Connor sues Lodge 321 for breach of contract
Edward V. O'Connor files suit in law and equity court against Mobile Lodge No. 321 Loyal Order of Moose for 148.05 alleging breach of contract tied to a July 4 matinee benefit. TAFT DISHES OUT PLUMS. WASHINGTON Aug 21 President Taft sent three consular nominations to the senate including Myers at Puerto Cortez Henry at Guadeloupe and Forman at Turks Island, West Indies.
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Edward V. O'Connor
Law and Equity Court
Mobile Lodge No. 321
Loyal Order of Mose
O'Connor
Loyal Order of Moose
Taft
Washington
President Taft
Senate
David D. J. Myers
Georgia
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Frank Anderson Henry
Delaware
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Charles Forman
Louisiana
Turks Island
Futures Cotton Prices Rise in Late Morning Trade
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened steady and climbed to 8 to 10 points over Tuesday's close after morning selling. Weather reports favored dryness in the east while moisture shortage in the west weighed, with large buyers returning and later profit taking bringing prices near yesterday's finish.
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Orlfans
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Cotton Region Bulletin Reports Warm, Dry Across Districts
The Mobile cotton district had no rain in the 24 hours ending 8 am. Livingston Alabama recorded the lowest temperature at 92 while Columbus Mississippi reached 98. District highs averaged 96 with lows around 74. Overall, abnormally high temperatures prevailed and rain occurred at eleven stations across four districts.
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Mobile
Livingston
Ala
Columbus
Miss
Grain futures edge lower as weather favors spring wheat
Chicago seenbearish ahead of the harvest with spring wheat aided by a good forecast. Corn, oats and pork products moved on light demand as prices opened lower or little changed. December wheat around 92 to 93 cents, corn near 70 cents, oats around 32 cents, with pork, lard and ribs trading in narrow ranges.
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Chicago
Market Opens With Mixed Gains Amid Nervous Trading
New York stocks show early heaviness in Canadian Pacific with a broad list posting fractional gains and losses. Despite a late morning rally on renewed covering, the market remains 10 to 12 points off last night's close as speculation shifts between rails and specialties. Cotton futures close steady with September and December contracts trading near 11.00 to 11.40.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Peoncadab
Vataisieia
Booth Named Salvation Army Leader in New York
William Bramwell Booth, eldest son of the late William Booth, is appointed head of the Salvation Army to succeed his father. The announcement came from Salvation Army headquarters after a cable from London.
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New York
William Bramwell Booth
William Booth
Salvation Army
London
Walter M Barnes bankrupt in Mobile Alabama 1912
Notice to creditors of Walter M Barnes of Prichard Alabama that on August 20 1912 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held September 3 1912 at 2 p m in Mobile to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business No assets August 21 1912 Referee in Bankruptcy Robert T Ervin.
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Walter M. Barnes
Prichard
Alabama
Mobile
U. S. District Court
Southern District OF Alabama
Walter D. Chambers
Whistler
Bankrupt Walter D Chambers 1912 Creditors Meeting
U S District Court Southern District of Alabama adjudges Walter D Chambers of Whistler Mobile County as bankrupt on August 19 1912 and calls creditors meeting September 3 1912 at 2 PM in Mobile to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt before the referee in bankruptcy.
Alabama Grand Lodge Session Opens at Tuskegee Institute
The thirty-fifth annual Alabama Grand Lodge session of the Colored Masons opened at 10 AM in the Tuskegee Institute assembly room led by Grand Master James T. Gregory. Reports noted 496 lodges and 500 delegates, with plans for a farm industrial school and a home for elderly or disabled Masons.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Alabama Grand Lodge
James T. Gregory
Tuskegee Institute
P. W. White
J. B. Ramsey
W. C. Campbell
Major Ramsey
B. T. Washington
Negro Business League
Chicago
Grand Lodge
Gregory
Bessemer
Coffee
Butler
Jefferson
Marengo
Conecuh
Macon
Chilton
Autaugua
Escambia
Chambers
Bullock
Talapoosa
Lowndes
Washington
Dothan
Eastern Star
The
Masonic Order
Jionglass Hall
J. C. Greene
Jeremiah Barnes
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Liverpool Cotton Market Report August Closing Prices
Liverpool reports a subdued cotton market with limited demand and lower spot prices. Daily sales totaled 3 000 bales with 650 for speculation and export, including 4 160 American, receipts at 2 000 bales and no American. Futures opened and closed steady with varying August to June ranges.
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Liverpool
Ausust Coos
E.sa Sae
Eesses
Bananas and Passengers Arrive on Belize and Agnella
The Norwegian steamer Agnella arrived from Puerto Cortez with 18 000 banana bunches for United Fruit and fifteen passengers. Belize, a sea master, docked with 30 600 banana bunches and three crew members. Savi departed for dry dock at Dry Dock Company and will be released soon.
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Belize
Belveron
Gulf Dry Dock
Vensela
Jwentiun
Saltburn
Mtredas Ring Munteo
Repas
Pinto Dock Inchinoor
Antwerp
Stream Etola
River Plate Vaestro
Omaesiv Pion
Motley
Gulf Dry Dock Barx
Normandy
New York
Allanwilde
Panama
Alice Lord
Porto Rico
Henry J Smith
T.H. Cartagena
Oscar G
Mexico
George T. Breez
N. Y
Nor
Agnella
Johannesen
Puerto Cortez
Hansen
Livingston, Guat
Honduras
United Fruit Company
Port Yester
Oe Orr & Laubenheimer
Savi
Dry Dock Company
Bankrupt C V Johnson Southern Harness Co Mobile
In the District of Alabama C V Johnson doing business as the Southern Harness Co Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt August 10 1912. The first meeting of creditors will be held in Mobile on September 2 1912 at 2 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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U. 8. District Court
Southern District OF Alabama
C. V. Johnson
Southern Harness Co
Mobile
Southern Harness Company of
Alabama
Glasses Help Correct Strain and Refraction
A specialist explains how proper lenses support eye refraction and strengthen eye muscles to reduce squinting and frowning. The message promotes vision care and experienced exam services.
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Giasese
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