Bankruptcy notice for Louie Miller in Mobile
United States District Court Southern District of Alabama announces Louie Miller of Whistler Alabama as legally adjudicated bankrupt on August 18 1913. The first meeting of creditors will be held September 2 1913 at 2 o clock pm at the clerk office in Mobile to prove claims appoint a trustee and conduct other proper business.
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Mobile
Alabama
Register’s Office
Finlay McFadyen
Emma C. Williams
Laura P. Meader
Nee Williams
of Alabama
New York County
State of New York
Mary B. Royster
Joseph B. Royster
John G. Royster
William E. Royster
Belle Royster
Marian Eloise Royster
John H. Horne
Eliza C. Gordon
Josephine Garner
Mary E. Royster
William FE. Royster
Connelly
N. S
Mobile County
Ala
Mobile Item
State of
CARL + Register
United States District Court
Southern District of Alabama
John C.taylor
John C. Taylor
Whistler
Andrew Jackson
Southern District of
Louie Miller
State Pension Board to Submit Final Report to Governor
The Alabama state pension board, in its annual capitol session, will submit a final report to the governor Friday and adjourn. It approved 481 new pension applications from about 1,300 considered and may appoint General Fred S. Ferguson to investigate all questionable cases after adjournment. The purge aims to remove imposters, with an estimated one fourth of pension funds saved.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Pension Board
Capitol
H. Y. Brooke
Fred S. Ferguson
Birmingham
Wealthy Jap to test California alien land law
H Tanigachi a wealthy Japanese plans to transfer 200 acres to fellow-countrymen for farming. His attorney H A Chamberlain will seek US court interpretation to challenge the constitutionality of the alien land law in California.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
California
H. Tanigachi
H. A Chamberlain
Tanigachi
Chamberlain
United States
Borden Undergoes Appendicitis Operation At City Hospital
Leslie Borden, convicted last week for carrying a pistol on another's lands and sentenced to thirty days hard labor, was taken to the city hospital Thursday at 1 pm and operated on by County Physician M T. Inge. He is reported to be suffering fromtia.
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Leslie Borden
Inferior Criminal Court
M. T. Inge
Cotton futures advance and close steady in New Orleans trades
New Orleans cotton market opened steady with a 1 to 5 point gain as weather forecasts for moisture supported buying. By late morning long positions grew while shorts covered, but the session ended with a net decline of 6 points from the previous close amid profit taking.
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New Ourlean
Bears
Texas
Oklahoma
MBS SS
Cotton futures fluctuate as market steadies after early gains
New York cotton futures start irregular with 4 to 5 point gains offset by weak Liverpool cables. Texas and Oklahoma weather reports support potential dry spells. Prices hold near high ground as profit taking reappears. spot cot ton steady with middling prices around 12.25 to 12.50.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
Oklahoma
England
Gulf
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trading Report
Liverpool market summary shows firm cotton tone with spot sales at middling fair 7.27 and good middling 6.99. Total sales 5 000 bales including 4 004 American and 300 for speculation and export. Futures curves range from August-September 6.351 to July-August 6.222. Receipts show none.
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E.seees
United States
U. S
Britain
Continent
Liverpool
Turpentine and Rosin Market Reports and Prices
In Savannah on August 21 sales data show Turpentine firm receipts at 637 casks and 50 cases. Rosin firm sales total 1 531 barrels. Prices quoted range across grades F G H K M N WG WW with values from 3.90 to 6.25. A closing remark notes brave men and hidden heroes without press agents.
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Savannah
Pitcher Harpers Sunday ban on baseball from Hackensack
The southpaw Harry Clayton Harper from Hackensack New Jersey sits out Sundays to honor his mother s wishes he explains that ball players are not actors and plans to keep the promise this season meanwhile Dixie Joe Boehling shines in a rookie victory as Washington celebrates the win
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Harry Clayton Harper
Hackensack
N. J
Dixie Joe Boehling
Harper
Washington
Harry
Griffith
Larry M Lean Aids Giants Out of Slump
The article notes Crandall’s five-year tenure with the Giants and limited starting time in recent seasons while MecGrawe seeks a solution to lift the team from a current slump.
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Larry M
Giants
MecGrawe
Crandall
Wall Street Opening Down Amid Mixed Stocks
The opening on Wall Street showed a downward tendency with mixed advances and declines. Major losses hit Pacific, Smelting, and Amalgamated, while General Electric and Southern slipped. United States Steel dropped after a steel billet price cut.
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New York
Inion Pacific
National
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Mexico
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting & Befing
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tel
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Oakio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago
General Electric
Great Northern
Pfd
Great Northern Ore City
Ilinois Central
Interborough-Met
Inter Harvester
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Wabash
Western Union
Texas Oil
President Wilson to outline Lind mission to Mexico
President Wilson announced he would prepare a message to Congress detailing John Lind's mission to Mexico. The note would summarize the American position and Huerta's government reply. It was unclear if he would read the message to both houses, but authorities said he was inclined to do so.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
John Lind
Mexico
Huerta
Marine Movements and River Forecast Highlight Port Activity
The Norwegian steamer Loveland and others arrived from New Orleans, while the Fjell from Puerto Cortez carried 18 500 bunches of bananas. Amakura docked at Turner Hartwell docks. Karma set sail and Cape Horn was expected to depart for New Orleans. The tug Sea King returned with a barge of pontoons. Lake Peavin River South West Pass Double Bayou light report noted. Shippers forecast 96 degree heat for 26 hour shipments. Tombigbee and Alabama rivers expected little change over next two days.
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Loveland
Morgensen Hier
Signe
Fevang
Munson Steamship Line
New Orleans
Fjjell
Johannesken
Hubbard-Zemurray Company
Puerto Cortez
Hon
Amakura
Wainwright
Turner-Hartwell
Karma
Cape Horn
Neilson
Sea King
Pensacola
Lake A Peavin
Southweat Pass
Double Bayouight
Atlantic Coast
Eighth District
Coast Pilot
Cash Grain Prices Rise Amid Corn Market Advance
Cash wheat and corn prices shown for St Louis and Chicago reflect gains as corn leads a broad advance. Wheat opens up to 1 4 percent higher with December futures near 91 cents, while December corn climbs past 70 cents. Weather conditions and moisture in the northwest influence trading.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Northwest
Weather notes amid warm southerlies across central U S
A high pressure area over the Atlantic coast and a low over the upper Mississippi Valley bring warm southerly winds and generally sunny, seasonable temperatures. Record highs include 98 in South Dakota and about 102 average across Oklahoma. a cool air wave affects the northern Rockies with near freezing readings at Sheridan Wyoming and Havre Montana. Local showers expected for Mobile tonight or Friday.
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Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
United States
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Sheridan
Wyo
Havre
Mont
Mobile
Albert Ashenberger
Weather Bureau
Thaw proceedings begin in Sherbrooke witnesses sought
Canadian immigration officers rounded up witnesses in Colebrook for hearings against Harry K Thaw labeled an undesirable alien. Deputy Sheriff B H Kelsea who aided the arrest is slated to appear in Sherbrooke with the driver who ferried Thaw from Beecher Falls. Testimony aims to show Thaw crossed from Vermont with potential deportation to New Hampshire blocked.
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Associated Press
Colebrook
Que
Sherbrooke
Harry K. Thaw
B. H. Kelsea
Thaw
Beecher Falls
New Hampshire
Canada
Vermont
One of Bixby's Accusers Held Without Bond
Associated Press reports Helen Cleo Barker whose testimony spurred indictments against George H. H. Bixby of Long Beach was arrested in a downtown hotel with P. Rowland a wealthy real estate dealer. Both were held without bail amid lawsuits seeking damages for alleged indignities.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Helen Cleo Barker
George HH. Bixby
Long Beach
P. Rowland
Bixby Wes
Miss Barker
Bixby
Irene Marie Brown-Levy
Jeannette Bilis
Fifteen Hundred On the Coast Excursion
A excursion train to Mississippi coast resorts carried 1500 people on Thursday in sixteen first class coaches. Passenger Agent H C Geron and assistants managed the crowd that swamped the railroad passengers’ men. The train will return in two sections.
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Mississippi
Louisville and
Nashville
H. C. Geron
Deaths and funerals in Mobile area include Keys and Watson
Harry C. Keys, forty, once well known in Bay Minette, died after a long illness in Tuscaloosa and was sent to Bay Minette for interment. Myrtle Crabtree Watson, a bride four months and eleven days, died at 4 30 p.m. at the home of her parents on South Broad Street Oakdale. She was born in Whistler and lived in Mobile most of her life, died Catholic with rites. Survived by husband, parents, a brother, two sisters.
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Harry C. Keys
Bay Minette
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Mobile
Roche and Burke Undertaking Company
Myrtle Crabtreet Watson
Myrtle Crabtree Watson
John Crabtree
South Broad Street
Oakdale
Whistler
F. W. Church, Veteran Printer, Dies at 85 in Ohio
Frederick Wi. Church longtime Mobile Register printer and 16 year associate of E. E. Colburn at Commercial Printing Company died in Zanesville Ohio after retirement. A Ohio native 85, he once acted in New York and led a New Orleans stock company before moving to Mobile and serving the Confederacy in the Civil War.
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M. Hoffman
New York
Mobile
Hoffman
Dauphin Street
F. W. Church
Frederick Wi. Church
Mobile Register
Commercial Printing Company
E. E. Colburn
Zanesville
Ohio
New York City
New Orleans
The
Register
Confederacy
Mr. Church
Funeral of an Infant Wheeler
Ruby Wheeler infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Wheeler died Tuesday night and was buried Wednesday in Magnolia cemetery.
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Ruby
J. W. Wheeler
Magnolia Cemetery
Miss Jessie V. Redwood Longtime Barton Academy Teacher Dies
Miss Jessie V. Redwood, longtime Barton Academy and Jefferson Street school teacher, died Wednesday near Macon Mississippi after a lingering illness. She taught in Mobile under several superintendents and leaves no immediate relatives in Mobile. Her funeral was held Thursday at Dixon and McKay parlors with interment in a Mobile cemetery. distant Mobile relatives are listed.
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Jessie V. Redwood
Barton Academy
Jefferson Street
B. L
Russell School
Macon
Miss
Modern building planned on Government and Royal streets
Old corner at Government and Royal streets will be demolished for a new three store and one Royal street shop complex. Plans and specifications available. leases discussed with prospective tenants.
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Government and
Royal Sts
Royal Street
Government Street
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